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tylersch · 10-29-2009, 08:57 PM

I've been trying to find some decent help, I've been playing rythm for awhile now, ive decided to start learning/playing lead, in doing so i'm learning more theory now, i'm actually starting to understand it.

would you care to share the links/info on the internet that you refered to earlier?
is there a way to check out music your band already plays?

as for likes and influences- recently its been..
(rockesque) closure in moscow, dredg, four year strong (MASS), monty are i
(jazz/bigband) chase, charles mingus,

mainly i like certain elements that people put in there music, not neccessarily them as a whole or all of there songs, the groups/bands i listed use alot of the elements i like, namely syncopation, harmonic and rythmic variety, and a raw - somewhat live quality to their sound, to name a few.

10-29-2009, 08:57 PM	#9 (permalink)
tylersch Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 54	I've been trying to find some decent help, I've been playing rythm for awhile now, ive decided to start learning/playing lead, in doing so i'm learning more theory now, i'm actually starting to understand it. would you care to share the links/info on the internet that you refered to earlier? is there a way to check out music your band already plays? as for likes and influences- recently its been.. (rockesque) closure in moscow, dredg, four year strong (MASS), monty are i (jazz/bigband) chase, charles mingus, mainly i like certain elements that people put in there music, not neccessarily them as a whole or all of there songs, the groups/bands i listed use alot of the elements i like, namely syncopation, harmonic and rythmic variety, and a raw - somewhat live quality to their sound, to name a few.