"Blackbird" by the Beatles- instantly recognizable, and very fun to learn. . . You'll know you're on track when you get the first notes right.

But I usually play by myself- no lead guitar, no singing. So there really is no melody... or should I learn to incorporate little melodies in my chord...

It's a fear I just can't go over...when I hear that metal tightening sound I always imagine the string breaking and hitting in me in the eye. Yes! Th...

Don't mean to jack the thread, but does anyone know any good music that uses drone tunings, like Led Zeppelin's aforementioned raga-esque "Black Mount...

Thanks everyone, I'll work on incorporating those chords. . .But one other thing- in Traffic's "John Barleycorn," there is a chord progression that go...

For good screaming that accents the music beautifully, check out Pink Floyd's "Careful with that axe, Eugene." Don't know if it's in tune, but it soun...

Oh my holy cow, that is awesome. . .I want that wah probe, heck i'll take any wah pedal. 8)

Well, within a song during a performance, it would seem technically correct (and less annoying to the audience) to just switch to the relative minor, ...

It would seem the easiest way to switch moods is go from major to minor. . . Within, for example, a solo, would you just switch to the relative minor ...

Whoa, some of you are getting a little too deep. . . .After trying some of the ideas, I think one thing that seems pretty easy to do is use a scale pa...

Well, I'm no pro (I've been playing about as long as you- about a year), but here's my words of wisdom-Really, all you would need to do as a bassist i...

It's hard for me to say how fast I am. . . I feel that when I use a lot of hammer-ons and pull-offs, I can move around pretty quickly but I feel that ...