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Thumbs up hey..from a newbie in Oz

Just joined 5 minutes ago and by the looks of this site will be here for a lot longer.
I've been dabbling with the guitar on/off for a year or so. I own two acoustics, Yammie and ibanez and two electrics Epi LP100 and a Cort Strat copy.

I occasionally have a guitar lesson here and there but not consistent enough to really be of benefit. So i'm keen on jamming with someone to keep the interest levels up and to have fun, really.
I like rock, alternative and heavy metal. If you live in Melbourne and want to get together to jam or dabble over a bourbon or two, drop me a note.

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Hi vifer

Welcome to the Guitar-Wonderland (its really a wonderland with wonderful people out here) . Hope you enjoy being here and will learna lot. Not sure about heavy-metal or rock, but you'll gain a lot of knowledge here. I'm from India and i'm sure you'll soon get a friend to jam along

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