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The Hitchhiker with a Hatchet can jam on the guitar too
Not trying to hate but that wasn't that good in my opinion, his little solo at the end was nice other than that just a few simple cords and bar cords for the entire song, good rhythm and timing but other than that nothing to amazing
actually he should just be entertainment for a cruise line, he'd get to travel like he does now but get paid for it, and in a better environment. win win
That was really fucking good, just a nice chill song to listen to after a long day. Who gives a fuck if he wasn't shredding on a guitar, I think it's better like this anyways. Less complicated.
Like I said, I enjoyed the song and he clearly has some talent, but come on. Let's not pretend like this guy just melted our brains with a dirty shred solo.
But I can still have an opinion right? I used to play a lot when I was younger HS age and the entire song was no more than 3 or 4 bar cords. Not terrible but nothing more than you can learn in 6 months or so with some instinctual music talents
common misconception, people who don't spend as much time with it will assume shredding a solo is harder than writing and structuring a good song. anyone can sit there for hours and practice scales and get that good, a lot of people try and write songs but only a few can actually pull off writing a really good song, and his was a lot better than most professional shit you hear out there and he's just doing it for fun
Common misconception? lolwat. Writing decent songs comes with practice, just as soloing/playing scales does. One is not necessarily easier/harder than the other, though I'd argue that the finesse and articulation required to shred ridiculous solos takes much more dedication and practice than coming up with a few chord progressions and some clever words on a piece of paper. Just because the guy came up with some creative lyrics and a catchy rhythm doesn't mean he's some guitar god. Anyone who's been playing the guitar for more than 10 minutes could strum along with his song. AGAIN, I have already said twice that I enjoyed the song, but the guy is certainly not the next Hendrix. His "solo" at the end of the video was pretty poor.