Up for discussion. 1: Whats the hardest guitar technique you have learned? 2: Whats the technique you still can't quiet grasp? 3: Whats your favorite sounding guitar technique rigardless of the difficulty? For me: 1: Not sure what its called but its the double string chug/pull off tech that Adam Jones from Tool does. Specifically in the song Jambi but he does it in a few others as well. 2: Sweep picking is still something that doesn't come easy for me. 3: Tap/pinch harmonics are my favorite. Especially with low tunings/low chug notes behind them. The drastic pitch change back and forth is excellent. Example riff would be main riff from Stitch by Wage War🤘🏻

Hey y’all! 👋🏻 I'm Charlsie, and I’ve officially been learning guitar for three weeks now! I’ve wanted to learn for YEARS, but you know how life goes—I kept getting busy, making excuses, and telling myself I’d do it “one day.” Well, I finally decided one day needed to be NOW. I’m definitely still in the “why won’t my fingers do what I’m telling them to do?” stage, but I’m loving every minute of it. 😂 I’ve already learned several chords, I’m working on chord changes and muscle memory, and I’m even slowly working on my first song. Every little bit of progress makes me want to keep going. I’m really excited to be part of this group, learn from everyone here, and see where this journey takes me. I’m not chasing perfection—I’m just having fun, showing up, and chasing those chords one day at a time. 💜🎸✨

https://youtu.be/0zgGwSpAjuE?is=g8HhtabsNFfFnx0F This song was written while drinking Mezcal at an old run down insane asylum and pondering if we were drinking a bit of the worm’s soul with each drop.