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hi from london england

i only brought my first guitar 3 months ago,it was a second hand strat,nothing special but eh its my first one so it will do
to be honest im struggling a bit so need a lot of help,im not planning on being the next brian may or clapton but putting together a decent rift would be good,,
i hope to talk to you all at some stage for some tips etc,,

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Welcme to the forum doherty!

If your after learning how to play a good riff, my suggestion would be to select one that you particularly like but that is quite easy (eg "Smoke On The Water") and work on it a small section of it at a time until you have the whole riff down.


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