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When you get back you'll probably have gained some perspective and be a better musician. Bring your CD player or whatever and make sure you listen to lots of tunes.

Make sure you work with a metronome, kid.
Also, you don't have to capitalize every word, just the beginning of sentences and names.

Jason was featured in this month's Guitar World magazine- in the article Dear Guitar Hero! He is a great guy and answered some good questions, including mine!

Is it true that there's only like 4 string factories in the world?

This is extremely interesting. Ibanez seems to be taking ideas from people here and at Jemsite. Two guys at Jemsite had their ideas stolen for the new JEM20, too!

Just use black nailpolish.

Ironman wrote:Do not use that tone around here

What tone? The wonderful singing tone of a tube amp?

Man, I only listened to the first song, but I liked it alot. Don't give up, you make some beautiful music.

You know what, I was talking about Nick, but after I watched that video you just posted, I take my initial comment back. You should never judge a book by it's cover. The kid seems like a really nice guy.

Great vid- My only complaint would be that blond haired hollywood prettyboy wagging his guitar like a dog's tail!

What are you talking about? A good tube amp last forever, man. All you got to do is change the tubes every year or so depending on the amp and how much you play it.

You can get a way better tone with passive pickups like DiMarzio.

Follow the setup guide I linked. It's in fact very easy, I promise you won't break anything.

Mr. Tommy OR, You don't understand the terminology. The boss is the hole the bar slips into. It is removable. On an engine block any hole with threads that a bolt threads into is also known as a boss. The boss on Mr. GeetarPlayer373 may have been drilled slightly too big. If his bar stays tight in ...

I own two metronomes, a digital one and an old-style wooden one. They both don't have the time signature click.