yeah I know I mean I love playing guitar..it's just frustrating when you're fingers won't go as fast as you want them to...or when they do go "faster" they are very innaccurate...it's like I can't have both...grrr...i mean regardless...if I can eventually get to this type of speed (previous video) I will be so happy and everything I've done will all seem worthwhile...it's getting there that's the hard part...but I know even the greatest were where I was...even if they had better hands...I don't think my hands are unplayable with , but like I said, if I can get to that speed comfortably...I will be happier than...well...a very happy thing!








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Ben Kasica of Skillet Rocks!!!

Divided by Zero!
David Wagoner ~ Lead Guitar
Jacob Hutchison ~ Rhythm Guitar
Cody Severance ~ Bass Guitar
Aaron Bell ~ Drums
Looking for ~ Keyboard

ive been readimg through this page and think i know a good way to nail your solo...i would suggest playing through the scales for each chord of the entire song. This should help you with your solo!

i don't understand exactly what you mean?...mainly because I don't know exactly how you go about that...like if the verser starts off with a power chord D5 should I play in a d pentatonic or blues scale? I'm confused...and how will that help...speed? accuracy...and also as a new point to bring up...is it normal to have major trouble with the higher (pitch) frets because they're so close together and my fat fingers mess tend to mess it up more often than not...or I miss it completely? Oh and about the previousl sentence about how will this help...i'm not being skeptical...just wondering, I'm pretty much new to this world, and I'm open to all advice...I find you do better that way...thanks








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Ben Kasica of Skillet Rocks!!!

Divided by Zero!
David Wagoner ~ Lead Guitar
Jacob Hutchison ~ Rhythm Guitar
Cody Severance ~ Bass Guitar
Aaron Bell ~ Drums
Looking for ~ Keyboard