Guitar Nerds Anonymous

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.mo. in reply to @almac68

have you got a physical teacher?

I need to be taught somehow. It doesn't have to an actual person but I've played guitar over 23 years or so and all I know is pentatonic minor scale.

How do I unlearn? I need beginner lessons for a veteran hahah. I just need some structure really. Im almost jealous that its all new enough for you to be able to learn everything!

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Bobbo in reply to @.mo.

I forked out for the Paul Davids Next Level Playing and I have to say I'm pretty impressed so far. I'm still working through it at present and am progressing from someone who could pick up a tune pretty well with tabs or online tutorials to gaining good knowledge and applying it.

The course forces you to figure things out for yourself it doesn't spoon-feed you, this works for me as it's the way I've always learnt the best.

I would recommend it highly.

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almac68 in reply to @Bobbo

In music, everything is connected.

And learning about these connections and understanding the “how” and “why” behind the music actually makes it possible to become far more expressive and creative.

thanks @Bobbo reading Paul Davids intro for Next Level this statement really stood out.
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.mo. in reply to @Bobbo

Thanks for your recommendations I just need to organise my time now!

@almac68

I subscribe to Marty Schwartz for the simple reason that he covers many genres and this broadens my knowledge.

I'll check him out, I need to go beyond 'rocking out in A'

@RagnarHairybreeks

but need to unlearn so many bad habits

Exactly this

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