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COMMENT 28d ago

There are a few college football programs that I hate. But I REALLY HATE Colorado.

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COMMENT 28d ago

CU is a shit school with a shit football program for shit people. Stay the fuck out of our conference, you Buffalo fuckers.

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COMMENT 29d ago

Friends

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COMMENT 29d ago

Everyone knows Alabama is the true #49

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COMMENT 29d ago

Sounds like Mississippi to me!

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COMMENT 29d ago

Well done

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COMMENT Aug 12 '21

Instead he came there and he asked him to do murder, for money

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COMMENT Aug 11 '21

Is it the same guitar always?

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COMMENT Aug 11 '21

Wow, his numbers are way better than I remember him being

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COMMENT Aug 11 '21

Ouch

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COMMENT Aug 11 '21

Was he tho?

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COMMENT Aug 11 '21

Fucking fascists!

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COMMENT Aug 10 '21

Amazing!

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COMMENT Aug 10 '21

Every gig ends.

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COMMENT Aug 09 '21

Never too late to start!

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COMMENT Aug 09 '21

It’s gonna take a long time but start by listening to a shitload of music with the sort of feel you are going for. Then transcribe and learn to play a solo or part exactly like the record. Start with it slowed down and really listen to every minute detail.

Again, you are training your brain to hear the difference first and foremost. If you get the sound in your head, eventually it will come out in your own playing.

At least that’s the best I can tell you. The easier way is probably to play a few hundred gigs with a band that has the sort of rhythmic feel you are going for. 😂

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COMMENT Aug 09 '21

You could always read it over a backing track, or a James brown track or something too. Feel is a whole other, and a lot trickier, subject IMO!

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COMMENT Aug 09 '21

Not a stupid question. It’s kind of nuts how the brain works but I think everything in music comes down to how you hear stuff in your head. By practicing the rhythms correctly over and over again, you’ll start to hear and recognize it better when you are in time and not in time (and in between).

The other thing I would recommend is to practice your technique drills (scales or whatever you are working on) with the click slow, say 60-70 BPM, and starting with quarter notes-one note per click. Then moving to 8th notes, two notes per click. Next triplets, 3 notes per click…16th notes, (fivelets are optional based on your comfort with that rhythm), 8th note triplets (6 notes per click), etc.

Again, you are training your brain to hear those rhythms cleanly and accurately. You can’t improvise fast shit without hearing the fast rhythms super clearly in your head.

Hope that helps, it’s kind of hard to explain this shit in writing without a demonstration.

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COMMENT Aug 09 '21

Get the book syncopation for the modern drummer and practice syncopated 8th note exercises. Start with the metronome on every beat, then on every other beat, then once a measure, then once every other measure. You’ll get better!

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COMMENT Aug 09 '21

Rhythm and fretboard knowledge are the two things every guitar player needs to improve on.

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COMMENT Aug 09 '21

That was a rough one

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COMMENT Aug 07 '21

Lucy McGillicuddy Ricardo Carmichael…and I think there’s some more.

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COMMENT Aug 06 '21

Hahaha. Yeah. It was the honest answer!

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COMMENT Aug 06 '21

Depends how much you practice

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COMMENT Aug 06 '21

Jim Nantz does not find this amusing.