Cliff Burton

[quote name='paul, the' post='110408' date='Dec 29 2007, 12:54 AM']Welcome Alex! That College course sounds a lot of fun. I bet you learn a lot and quickly. What style of music gives you the biggest smile to jam? cheers, paul.[/quote] The college is great fun yeah but we've not been taught some critical skills such as What strings I should buy for what style of music I play, how to hear by ear and how to set up amps effectively. All these different things. Although I must say theory wise it's not going to badly, learnt some Major triads, Major Pentatonics, Blues scale and a few more. Alex

So guys I was wondering if you could help me... I'm a complete noob to pedals, I was wondering if I could get some advice that'd be cool. I mostly play metal (all types), rock and some blues. Alex

Thanks for the reply's guys, makes me feel all warm inside Where are all you west sussex guys from? Alex

Hey guys and girls I'm really poor with introductions so I hope you don't get to bored reading this . Right well i'm a student from Chichester college in west sussex, i'm 17 and i'm studying 1st diploma in music and I must say this site looks great guys . The course consists of Band rehearsals (every day) Muisc Business (once a week) Sequencing (keyboards + midi, such fun lol) and workshop (once a week where all different players learn a song. Anyway more to the point, my gear consists of a 75 Watt Laney "session 75 Bassman", a Tanglewood Rebel 4K with Rotosound strings and a Jim Dunlop Guitar Wah (at the time the bass wah was to pricey) Well anything else I can say to introduce myself please, do tell. Thanks Alex.