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Hey, whats up. This is my first blog post and I have no idea what to say. I just got done watching some youtube videos. You can find some pretty helpful lessons on youtube, which I have used extensively. I've been playing guitar for about 6-7 months and it is pretty much all I do most of the time. If you're just starting out I'd suggest looking up lessons by Justin Sandercoe(I think that's right)on youtube , his stuff helped me out a lot when I got started. Right now I own a cheap-o guitar and I hope I can save up some money for a good one. The one I have is fine I guess, but it is like I said, cheap. Anyways this is my first blog so I hope it wasn't too lame or anything. See ya!

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