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n00b is way over used...

um...hi, im newlite. i alway wanted to play guitar but never knew i had a hope of playing it untill camp where other counsulers left their guitar out and let me...play....i guess. ive improved alot in the following 4 months after and bought a guitar myself, but havent learned anything to much cuz i dont have no one to show me and i hate begginingers book that make you feel stupid and i tend to become bored from them quick. this website though is right in my skill level now though and ive learned so much from the first day i stumbled apon it. thanks to whoever runs it. its great...

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Kirk Lorange does the lessons and Clancy is admin with a host of mods to keep the place clean and shiny. Glad you have found a home here. Hopefully you will be able to get into some theory without feeling the urge to rip your hair out. It really does improve your playing in the long run. Welcome.

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