┼Victim of the Night┼;7783333 said:I didn't see this... very nice playing, Mitch.
Yea, well for me at least. I always have it when I'm away on holiday and I'm not able to play for like 4 weeks. I really miss my dose of guitar every day then and I start playing guitar in my head and everything. If I walk down the street you can see my hands move because I'm playing guitar in my head
Yea, well for me at least. I always have it when I'm away on holiday and I'm not able to play for like 4 weeks. I really miss my dose of guitar every day then and I start playing guitar in my head and everything. If I walk down the street you can see my hands move because I'm playing guitar in my head
No joke.
But luckily last year was probably the last holiday with my parents so I won't have to miss my guitar for 4 weeks this year again =p
But with you, you are able to play the guitar =(
Well whatever, I don't know. I saw the new James Bond yesterday and it sucked a bit.
nice change of topic. I know what you mean tho. Actually when I listen to my iPod and I'm walking around on campus, my fingers start moving sometimes too, like I'm imagining how the song would be played, haha. And I was finally able to start playing again yesterday (altho earlier this year I had to go about 3 or 4 months without playing) and I noticed it hurts to play a little. I guess I lost the callouses on my fingers. Does this happen to you after 4 weeks of no play?
The doctor still hasn't got back to me about it.. Son of a bitch!
Yea when I play after 4 weeks of no play it hurts like hell. Also it sounds like hell, which I hate because I have to play for like 1 month to get at my normal skill level again.
p.s. playing guitar in your head, like imagining your fingers doing the actual movements, will help your playing in real life. mental power ftw.
p.s. playing guitar in your head, like imagining your fingers doing the actual movements, will help your playing in real life. mental power ftw.
Crossing a big campus until you get to class can get pretty boring, but not if you're trying to figure out stuff in yout mind hehe.I actually think that works! Whenever I get stuck on something, I just think "I can do this, it's not that hard!" and then after a little while I can get it
Also, that lump on my hand is still there
aw man, are you serious?! how are you able to play with it still there? I would think it hurts for you to play....I actually think that works! Whenever I get stuck on something, I just think "I can do this, it's not that hard!" and then after a little while I can get it
Also, that lump on my hand is still there
hmm...I thought the opposite. If it hurts that's a bad sign cuz you haven't built up the callouses on your fingers enough, which means you don't really practice a lot. Like if you play a lot, then your fingertips should stay rough for quite a while, so it shouldn't hurt after a lapse of playing. But I don't know. Just an observation.
yeah, I know what you meanThat sounds familiar to me
About hurting when I play, well, my last long break from guitar playing was 4-6 weeks when I injuried my shoulder, and it kinda hurted but the worst thing was that my playing was soooooo below my standart and it took me A LOT to bring it back.
we had our injuries at the same time. it felt horrible not being able to play and then listening to bodom and admiring Alexi so much but not being able to practice.
yeah, I know what you mean
The lead is so weak that I can hardly hear you but from the things that I hear I think I can say you did a very good job =p
Damn I always thought he played the rythm at that part but I just saw on youtube he actually does lead and singing at the same time =\Good choice Tim!
Sounds well played now, but I say get a new battery and it'll be amazing.
It is indeed, and soooooo tricky to play and sing at the same time
