The Attention Deficit Disorder Thread

Hmm, now that is a good idea.

I'm always singing and humming for no reason, so that would also be a bonus. I'm not so good at multitasking though.

Ok, now the question is, what kind of guitar. Are there guitars you can change how they sound? You know, different music has different guitars and different sound.

 

im sure i mentioned it either here or facebook, im in wisconson working on a glass furnace.
it was done being built on sunday, monday they put heat in it, it takes 27 days to heat up to 1700c but i found out i dont have to stay till the end.
so i may get to go home at the end of this or beginning of next week.
yay me.

yo sup sup

how the hell are ya
me
well im about to sleep.

 

most start with a classic folk guitar
i would also encourage lessons to get going
it helps get you past the dont knows and gives it purpose

i would sayyou can get a nice kit for about 150 bucks

 

That be excellent.

When I'm good I could go practice in some populated area and maybe get a few bucks as well.

 

i would say if your good
a lot of things can happen.
it takes a bit of work
a lot of practice
and a ton of patiants
but i think it should be worth it
me
i have a banjo
ive wanted to learn it for about 7 years
thats a far as ive gotten

so like i said, it takes a lot
but i would say
it takes commitment most.

 

Electric guitar, lets you get just about any sound you want, as for lessons, this is a lot cheaper http://www.justinguitar.com/

im good, about to go grab something to eat

I want to go there someday

 

My mother took lessons when I was a kid. She took me to a class once, I remember being able to play notes better than she did.

But kids learn things easier, so I'm expecting a challenge.

Oh, I also remember I have happy fingers, I tap a lot with them when there is nothing to do. Most of my nails has those white lines because of that. My hands are also big, I think that helps right?

 

im off
have phun kids

 

I'm doctor patience.

The more you reply the more I see fitting.

I have wanted a guitar before, I don't know why I didn't think of that.

I guess the points you bring out and the points I realise is what is making such a good choice now.

Thank You.

 

People say kids learn faster, but I think it has to do more with them not having the negative thoughts toward whatever they are learning, if a kid hears something that they love they think "I want to play that" and an adult thinks "how am i ever going to play that" at least that's my theory.

 

Bookmarked. Thanks!

 

I'm excited like a kid, so lets see if works like that.

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I'm sure it helps, now you just have to track down a guitar

 

I have being reading about since I left here.

I'm having a little trouble deciding which to pick. Acoustic vs electric.

Right now electric is winning. I even decide on an electric one.
http://www.amazon.com/Squier-Fender...1_fkmr1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1337743552&sr=8-1-fkmr1

But accustic could be better if I were to switch, plus the no need for an amp. I'm not sure.

 

I would say buy whichever one is more popular in the music you listen to because one of the best ways to keep yourself playing is by playing music you enjoy listening to

 

I like pretty much all type of music.

I think electric can be more soothing. I like feeeling the song, if you know what I mean.

 

Its also easier to play an acoustic song on electric rather than electric on acoustic, a lot of electric guitar music is practically impossible on acoustic due to the lack of frets.

 

Fuck it, I'm buying that electric I pick.

It seems used and new is pretty much the same price, so I don't care much if I have to sell it back and get an acoustic if I decide otherwise.

 

By the way, I somehow love that avatar.