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So I just found this site tonight. I've been playing electric bass for 8 years and just started playing acoustic guitar in January. I bought my brother the guitar years ago, but he never used it. So I decided to pick it up and I've been loving it. I play nonstop, and now I'm eager to get an electric. I was at Bonnaroo for the third time a few weeks ago, and it was awesome. It's always such an experience and all the shows were great. It's a good way to see lots of different bands that you might not have heard of while also catching your favorite acts. This site seems like a pretty cool way to find good gear and music, so I think I'll stick with it. Maybe I'll start posting regularly about my progress...

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