Anyone else enjoy getting down on your favorite six-string instrument? I got a Les Paul and I just recently invested in Orange Amplification. Everything sounds too sweet.

So does anyone have any cool websites or exercises they go over for certain things? I'm working on memorizing my scales to the point that I can find their position in any key really fast and without having to look at my notebook.

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I've been playing for years. Recently I invested in mmy own signature guitar and amplification. I got a left-handed strat and threw in 2 lace sensor gold pickups and a semour duncan cool rails in the bridge. As for my amp, I acquired a VOX AC30 CC and outfitted it with a pair of Celestion Vintage 30s.

As for exercises and such, heres a few links:

How to Read Sheet Music - A Free Course by Jason Silver
ULTIMATE GUITAR TABS ARCHIVE | 300,000+ Guitar Tabs, Bass Tabs, Chords and Guitar Pro Tabs!
Guitar Noise - Free Online Guitar Lessons
Free online guitar lessons with guitarist/composer StoneDragon

Dont forget, practice practice practice

Here's the first lesson I give to my students. Its the basics of music theory plus some work on memorizing notes on a guitars fretboard. Whenever I am out and have some free time, I scribble down one of those fretboard charts and fill in the notes to help myself memorize them. It also helps when you learn the notes of the scales to be able to play them everywhere on the neck.

i dabble in it every now n then..i like spanish guitar..i use to play(or attempt to) mellow to andres segovia shit..man that shit takes me to another planet..them spaniards had that guitar game on lock!!

Yeah I went to Mexico a few years back and purchased an authentic Spanish Classical Guitar. The art of flamenco guitar has to be one of the more difficult genres of music to master. The techniques they utilize take a lifetime to perfect, but are simply sublime.

real talk..i bet they pull girls left n right though..they see those fingers move in the flamenco guitar it probably sets the pearl ablaze.ha..

as far as an art form goes though..it is definitely something to be inspired bye and in awe of..it's not something i could see myself dedicating my whole life too though, although to be a monk of the spanish classical guitar will probably get you the most vajayjay you could imagine..but there's more to life than that..i'm still tryin to figure out what it is though.. LOL

I play accoustic fingerpicking and slide. Mostly Country Blues, which is why I learned to play- fell in love with that music in 1962 and finally got to the point where I had to know what they were doing. John Hurt, Robt. Johnson, Blind Boy Fuller, Willie Brown- on and on, I learned a lot of them ( or at least worked on 'em a little). Even now, I usually play Mississippi Blues, Kind Hearted Woman, or Walkin Blues, Wake Up Momma. When I was 12 I didn't know about genres or what this music was, but whenever I heard it , I knew it as "Real Music"', at least for me. I've spent many years reading about it, listening to it ( almost exclusively) and playing it. Unlike most of my interests that tend to be front-burner for about 2 yrs then discarded for other ventures, guitar has kept me going for many years. It may be because I'm not gifted musically, so it's a never ending challenge and some of the simplest things come as a revelation. I always play high, with a cup of coffee (mainly because I'm always high and drinking coffee) Now, after 18 yrs, I'm startin' to sound OK. LOL.

yo record yourself and let us here it boss.. i swear when my bro n sis play when they're baked their shit sounds awesome.. drugs are the gateway to our full creativity in my honest opinion.. which isn't an excuse to use em (i just do it cuz it's fun--plus my writing when i'm thizzled or toked usually is the shit) but i would like to hear it..my grampa played the mandolin and dude blues and bluegrass so i kinda grew up listening to his old records..it'd be cool to hear your stuff

Nothing like some Robert Johnson on a lazy, sunny day like today.

Bulerias
YouTube - bulerias falseta
some excellent alzapua technique!!!
YouTube - various tangos falsetas
gregor goryachev plays a bulerias (almost flawlessly) by "Paco De Lucia"
YouTube - Pinonate Gregore goryachev
must watch ^

I used to be pretty serious about learning flamenco guitar when I was younger, but just never realy got that good. I can play realy simple and slow shit which limits my repetiore severly lol
but realy its a great discipline to get into if your a guitarest, you develope a lot of good habits from the way you hold guitar, fretting chords, rythem and understanding about improviseing and how to figure shit out yourself.