System of a Down

Sung since I was 7 (choir which did help greatly), guitar started lessons at 13, then self taught at 15, so thats about 5 years guitar. Bass, was before guitar. And drums 3 years ago, and got into it incredible quickly.

You have to stop being retarded and thinking everyone is shit at everything except you. Ive in no way said I bet you're fucking crap at drums or whatever, im sure you're proper good, just stop thinking im a spastic.
 
Thus is the nature of people like Amarantus. Read every thread the guy has posted in and you'll find a hilarious trail of vapid posturing and misguided superiority-complex nonsense.

On the subject of some instruments being generally more difficult than others, how about piano compared to a fretless stringed instrument like violin. With a piano, one simply presses a key and the desired note sounds. Many other instruments sound like a much more rigorous learning curve would be required. Obviously this is never gonna work out 100%, but what does?
 
Ive been in a band for about four years, which I formed with school friends. We just play locally around the area in clubs and stuff, but its pretty much gone downhill in the last year, so ive started a new Doom metal band (the last one was more hair/hard rock which is alot harder for me to sing).

And no I moved to Southern,UK when I was a kid from Rome. Most of my family are still over there, and I regularly visit often. But yeh Italy is an amazing place. :kickass:
 
Hanger 18 said:
so ive started a new Doom metal band

if i had friends who liked this kind of shit around where I am i'd love to do this some day soon

And no I moved to Southern,UK when I was a kid from Rome. Most of my family are still over there, and I regularly visit often. But yeh Italy is an amazing place. :kickass:

Rome is a great city, but there is far too much to see in a day. Guess that means I have to return some day.
 
I have an offer to stay with relatives in Toscana... Fiorenze or (just outside of) Lucca. Some summer I should actually take them up on that, and travel around the country for a bit.

But, back on topic:
System of a Down is the one of the best bands I listened to in high school, before I was exposed to all this underground stuff.
 
Demilich said:
System of a Down is the one of the best bands I listened to in high school, before I was exposed to all this underground stuff.

I agree. They were one of the most refreshing bands I listened to among my teenage love of punk rock and various other popular music, and they were also responsible for helping me get into heavier music, which in turn led me into metal.
 
Amarantus said:
Regarding my "posts." I make most of them intending to be funny. Which they are. Sorry you cannot grasp such a concept.

:lol: they are funny, only i suspect not in the way you intend. if you WANT to come off like a prick with a large object lodged in his ass, thats your call buddy.
 
Amarantus is a boasting asshole that has jackshit for talent, and is a spacker mommy's boy twatting shitheaded depend dyper!

(sarcasm...)

you cunt

my solos vibrate your mothers pubic hair.
 
On difficulty, some instruments are harder to learn then others, but all of them are equally hard to master. Violen is fretless and therefore harder to learn then guitar. The reason I think that there aren't any real good female guitarists is because guitar is a masculine instrument. It is aggressive, passionate, controlling, strong, ect. Females tend to be better at instruments that fit their stereotype. A flute, for example, is a feminine instrument because it is beautiful, passive (usually), ect. Thats my theory anyways. I'll give the feminists some credit though, it is somewhat cultural as well. I mean, how many women are encouraged to pick up guitar?