Awesome, dude. You rule :)

With all due respect, one should not rely on the thumb to reach the hard stretches. One should learn to strech the hand. An "F" chord can be played fu...

Usually when I'd rather be sleeping, I'm at work... so often, I find myself sleeping when I'd rather be working. My job is 24 hour call (no rotation, ...

I think you're supposed to use fine-grit sandpaper and oil... looks like this guy used a 20 horsepower belt sander.

I'm just saying that to me learning songs (while I agree is important and something you should be spending time doing) isn't what you spend your PRACT...

I did something a bit different today. I set up the Guitar Pro "Speed Trainer" to run from 90 to 100 increasing by 1 bpm. Then, I practiced with my ey...

I started learning scales with "box shapes." These are naturally occuring positions of scales that don't move a whole lot over the neck (never more th...

I see some important components missing (ear training).And I see some stuff over-emphasised (learning songs compared to perfecting technique). But dep...

Wow, the first few responses are identical! lol

I went out and picked up a good guitar chord dictionary. Then, I started going through songs I know replacing chords to hear what "sounds good". Of co...

One trick is not to use the squishy pad of your index finger but to roll the finger ever so slightly so that the strings are being pressed by the edge...

Then again, I've never seen a music store have 20 or so guitars of the same model and year in a store. You'll see this as often as the owner of the s...

Well, since the intro doesn't use any open strings, you could always just play a fret lower than written :) The intonation sounds a bit "off" though a...

Although I haven't hard of him performing it, "Hey Joe" sounds pretty cool on a steel-string acoustic.