#grafffito

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- Graff It - 2004 - nr.9 - 90 pages - 

- 21.1-29.9cm - softcover -

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damals: Mach Das Mal Anderst!!!

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grafffito replied to your post:Dude I would love to hear about your experiences as a guitarist/ development in your style of playing/ how it works with the type of guitar you use.

This is awesome, man. Thank you so much for sharing that.

No problem man, I've never really talked about it so it was fun!

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Dude I would love to hear about your experiences as a guitarist/ development in your style of playing/ how it works with the type of guitar you use.

Well damn, that’s a really killer question man. 

Well I started out playing on and off when I was about the age of 13. When I first started playing I learned really simple chords and some finger style. I wasn’t really into and I kinda just did it because it was what I was “supposed to do” (even though I wanted to play guitar). Later I got a new guitar teacher who only played blues and jazz. (age 14-15) He taught me a lot about improvisation, technique, how to jam, and a tiny bit of theory. I took all this knowledge and practiced on my own for about a year or so and started a band with my two best friends called “eros”. We were a post rock band and it was a stretch for playing and style. After a while though I caught on and learned how to make basic crescendo-core. We ended up disbanding after about 10 months of playing. Now I’m working with another of my friends on a really simple punk ep, just so we can work on something. A lot of my style is just based off my attempts to steal and mix styles of my favorite guitarists.

I chose to build a Gibson semi-hollow body ES335, because I always thought they looked badass,I loved the sustain, and the cleans were to die for and it worked really well with fuzz.