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I am totally new at playing the guitar and at posting messages. It is also my first posting as I signed up only a moment ago…Thus, many first’s for me...If this site lives up to my expectations I will be playing some simple tunes very quickly. Please share your experiences with me.

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Hi Mario! Everyone is a beginner here in something. Even the veteran´s, there´s always something new to learn. This place is always ofering me good stuff, entertainment and great things, but the most important thing is the PEOPLE around. Exellent human being´s everywere. If there´s anything you need if i can help, count on me

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