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Original message:78 days 15 hours 24 minutes ago

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Member: Aaron Lee

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i can't think of anymore guitar parts for my band. any help on how i can think of something?

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Reply:78 days 15 hours 23 minutes ago
Member: G_Barber

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The simplest answer is don't. The coolest stuff for me anyway comes out when I'm just messing around and not actually trying to do anything. :)

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Reply:78 days 15 hours 17 minutes ago
Member: Aaron Lee

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it used to be like that for me. but i haven't thought of anything for a while. and everything i make sounds similar.

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Reply:78 days 15 hours 9 minutes ago
Member: Steve Aguilar

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Listen to new types of music?

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Balance is Key "You got spunk and ya got class kid, thats jazzy!" - My lame ass :D

Reply:78 days 14 hours 27 minutes ago
Member: duane

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See.. "how do I write a solo" thread.

Reply:78 days 14 hours 1 minutes ago
Member: Aaron Lee

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i'll try it. but i really need some new riff and solo ideas.

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Reply:78 days 13 hours 51 minutes ago
Member: Steve Aguilar

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Looking from your guitars I am thinkin your a metal guy and there so many types of metal, but do you know some basic theory?, by all means YOU DONT HAVE to use it a guide line or preach it like the bible but for me its has been really useful and helped me understand music in general,and get ideas, hope thats helps a little more.

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Balance is Key "You got spunk and ya got class kid, thats jazzy!" - My lame ass :D

Reply:78 days 13 hours 42 minutes ago
Member: Danno

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I agree with Steve. The move knowledge you have the more you'll be able to do.

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Cold silence has a tendency to atrophy any sense of compassion--- TooL

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