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Pink Acoustic

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Any really nice songs to play on acoustic?

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Things that are similar to say it aint so by weezer, weird fishes/arpeggi by radiohead, or lovers in japan and yellow (acoustic) by coldplay mainly lookin for a really nice song to chill to. Really want some arpeggio songs. things i dont want: stairway to heaven or that one pink floyd song that everyone seems to suggest. Anything thats not emo or really dark sounding.

-fear of flying :: a rocket to the moon
-Emily :: from first to last
-the tide :: the spill canvas
-i will follow you through the dark :: chase coy
(p.s. he has a lot of good acoustic songs, but that is one of my favorites)

hope i could help(:

The Pink Floyd Experience at Pacific Amphitheatre

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[image2] For a show touted as a conceptual encounter, The Pink Floyd Experience at Pacific Amphitheatre on July 16, 2010 was a bit weak on concept. But fair-goers who came out to celebrate the opening night of the OC Fair as well as the...
Trouble (acoustic) by Pink

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Teach Yourself Acoustic Guitar

Have you ever listened to your favorite song played on acoustic guitar and wondered if you can pull of that same simple but incredibly melodic artistry? Of course you can always teach yourself how to play an acoustic guitar and find out for yourself. After all, even some of the greatest musicians of all time started playing by first teaching themselves to do it. So let's cover the basics.

Get the right guitar. Now before you start picking out expensive acoustic guitars, understand what type of guitar would fit your style and preference better. It does not have to cost too much. You can go to several music stores and start your musical education by learning the feel of guitars and considering what's more comfortable to play with.

You can start off with a Martin LX1 or an Epiphone DR-100. As a beginner, these acoustic beginner guitars can be cheap and, at the same time, work wonders. But you may soon want to trade them up as your skill develops. You can also try scouting music stores for secondhand acoustic guitars that offer great quality as well. Whatever your pick may be, follow your budget and see if the guitar works for you.

Practice on Chords. You can download guitar chords online or get one on music stores. Study the chords and practice them routinely on your guitar. Practice changing from one chord to the next to get the hang of it.

Learn the songs. There are lots of songs out there that are suited for novices you may want to practice on. Try some Pink Floyd or Jack Johnson and even Plain White T's. Don't try to be a hero and get into the complicated riffs just yet. Practicing on simple songs does not only let you learn the basics of acoustic guitar, it also allows you to work out the challenges and techniques into each song you learn to play.

Jam with other musicians. You may be surrounded by musicians whose expertise also lies with acoustic guitar, and chances are, you already know them. Do not be afraid to go out there and play a bit of music. The prospect of learning from and keeping up with another guitarist is also part of your musical journey. There are always new tricks to pick up.

Work on your exercises. Once you get the hang of it, do not forget to keep up with your guitar exercises to continue to develop your skills. Constantly practicing new riffs, licks, and strumming will let you know how far you are going, considering you merely started learning on your own.

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I've been playing guitar for 8 years and running my own Guitar Blog.