hello there! anyone here play guitar?

Wow you are like "all in one" :) Where did you learn classical guitar? At school?

You're so lucky... No one in my family plays guitar, or any other instrument, but it happened to know some guys who played in a group, and I decided - I'll play too :) Won't you tell me some of your favorite bands? (By the way, I've never really study English in school, so you may not understand everything I say. Sorry about that)

Hey, i'm no expert. I'm what you can call a jack of all trades master of none (when it comes to guitar playing). Anyway, i learned classical from my dad, who is a terrific guitar player. :-0

So you have a guitar, why don't you learn how to play? Your friend may teach you, and his girlfriend can help :) :)

hi. i was like u before, i got guitar which my mom bought me when i got no interest in music at all, i don't know why she would buy me that guitar :P but since then i learn to play guitar from my cousin, i still remember the first song that he taught me was romance diamor :) it's fun to play guitar, so don't let your guitar to be a waste, try to learn it & u'll soon can sing songs for your GF too :)

That's right, Poshboy, tell him! And tell me about you if you want to:)

I'll have to say - some people already play guitar, and they are good:) Take advantage of their skills - take one of their video lessons. For example, I have a very useful video lesson by John Petrucci - the guitarist from "Dream Theater". In this video, he starts from the stretches and the massages and ends up to some very difficult exercises. I could share this video if someone is interested:)

Advice: practice, practice, practice... I know its easier said than done. So if you're really frustrated, just stop and take a deep breath. Then play again. hehe.

Yeah, it's ok to listen, but it's so much more exciting to play... Which band is your favorite by the way?

You are lucky you can sing... I can't sing, well I can but it's hard, my voice doesn't listen to me... :)

Yeah, you have to experience the pain :) In the beginning that was one of my biggest problems - it hurts to play, because of the strings, especially the thin ones. And also my hands were problem too - they appeared to be too small. But then I saw that I can ignore the pain in my fingers and I can stretch my hands. Of course you'll need some practice, but if that will help you, I learned to play in less than one year, and now I only improve my playing :) Keep trying, and it will happen!

And what kind of music is good to hear? What's your favorite one?

Hey that's great! And you're a fan of Iron Maiden... They are one of my favorite bands! You play since you were 14, but how old are you now?