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mloc · 2007-12-14 22:42:33

Right, I've been playing guitar for a good while now (almost ten years) and whilst I'm quite happy with a lot of what I've learnt etc, I'm finding in many ways there are some big holes in my knowledge and techniques. I learn theory very quickly and enjoy practising and learning new techniques... one of my weaknesses is I…

14-12-2007 11:42pm

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mloc

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Right, I've been playing guitar for a good while now (almost ten years) and whilst I'm quite happy with a lot of what I've learnt etc, I'm finding in many ways there are some big holes in my knowledge and techniques.

I learn theory very quickly and enjoy practising and learning new techniques... one of my weaknesses is I get bored very quickly trying to learn long solos etc. My interests really lie in improvisational lead playing and chords etc.

My question really is, is there a good book or guide to help me fill in these gaps and provide additional theory and exercises in order to improve my playing?

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#2 28-12-2007 5:50pm

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hi mate, this could be what your looking for, and if not youll have a bit of crack on this site anyways!!

http://www.guitarshredshow.com/#home

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#3 29-12-2007 1:45am

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http://www.jazzguitar.be/ try this.................

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