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[dizzyblonde]

Originally Posted by Wideboy

don't mean to offend people but dont they go out? i mean they must spend all their time outside of work playing guitar in the room, which i suppose can be fun at times but surly not all the time

some peopls are deadly serious about their hobbies dear...perhaps they live in hope that they'll turn into a true metal rock god
however many moons ago I was the girlfriend of a guy who had a wonderful talent and being in a a band was a very serious thing. practise rooms, every day in your room, recording studios, touring the pubs etc. He left the band he was in, and lets just say he's rather well known in the black metal circuit(not my cup of tea).these days, and probably made a fair few pennies...some people just go all the way from starting out in their room. I don't find it sad at all, just depends how dedicated you are to your cause I suppose

[Wideboy]

i couldn't do that i would get bored, a few mins a day then a all out jam once and a while is enough for me

how often do you guys play then?
I really don't find enough time

[Wideboy]

i play when ever i feel like it really, i don't play everyday for hours, every few days.

i have my acoustic next to my bed and i play myself to sleep most nights ive been playing guitars for 17 years and still find it hard to put down it may sound sad but if i didn't have my instruments i think id go mad i have drums and basses also and use reason and cubase to create music i would truly be lost without it, how sad am i

Originally Posted by SmudgeK3

i have my acoustic next to my bed and i play myself to sleep most nights ive been playing guitars for 17 years and still find it hard to put down it may sound sad but if i didn't have my instruments i think id go mad i have drums and basses also and use reason and cubase to create music i would truly be lost without it, how sad am i

recognise these?

could do with one of them im knackered

[Wideboy]

and another one


very old American made fender strat. This ones on a test drive but i do like


i sold the ibanez, i realized it wasn't for me as im more of a rock/blues player and not a metal head like alpinestarhero

Nice Strat Wideboy, reminds me of the 70's USA Strat I used to own. Got a Tokai Strat now, and 80's one.

[Wideboy]

i have no idea how old it is but from what my mate who I'm testing it from says, I'd say its late 70's