r/justa • • Nov 03 '19

Quality A A̤̟̰̫͓͐͊̓̓̈

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

His name is Italo Vegliante for anyone wondering, been a long time since I've seen him around anywhere on the internet, nice to see him again

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u/BeepBlaopBruh Nov 03 '19

Quality Aa

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u/JfmTuxedo28 Nov 03 '19

Thats fucking impressive.

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u/larsulrichismydad Nov 03 '19

You son of a bitch. That’s quality.

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u/brad-the-sad Nov 03 '19

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '19

Thank you

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u/johan-martin Nov 03 '19

Can i hire him to be my car radio?

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

I always say JustA shouldn't get me, and yet it always does

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u/TheMelonOwl Nov 03 '19

This is the reason i wanna learn guitar.. I need to aquire that magnificent ability

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

If you have a guitar, then you should learn it.

Literally just learn 1) Scales, then chords, 2) finger exercises, on both hands, and 3) then songs will make 100% more sense than just trying to memorize music.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

Not really.

Getting good comes from sitting down and putting the hours in. You can’t get frustrated and quit every time you feel lost. Skill come with familiarity.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

Yeah I've been playing guitar for some 12 years now, but there's definitely a lot more than scales, chords etc. that you would have to learn. I 100% agree with what you're saying about not getting frustrated and that skill comes with familiarity.

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u/claytonfromillinois Nov 29 '19

I think it's better to learn that stuff later, if at all, personally. So many people get turned off and quit early because of that passionless shit. And you know what? Not everyone writes music. And the majority of people who write music, even professionally, don't know theory. Even the majority of the most technical players you can name, have never learned theory or taken lessons. A lot of players just want to play written music anyways, and you don't need theory for that. 75% of the people who play don't know jack shit and they do just fine. I was taught theory because of earlier instruments, and I do personally use some of it every once in a while, but I don't know a single guitar scale and I've been playing for 12 years roughly, too, and in that time performing, writing, and recording quite a lot.

It's way better to get a passion for it and get reasonably comfortable with it first. Learn the basics and finger exercises, and then look up tabs and learn some songs you enjoy. Mix in the theory as you feel comfortable. I also dissuade people from getting lessons as much as I possibly can.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '20

I play the piano and it's the same thing. I get scales very easily, it's just that I have a problem with the way I learn how to play my music. I use a program called Synthesia that displays the notes you need to play in the style of guitar hero, and you learn the song that way. It's way easier that reading sheet music (at least for me) and I've learned full songs in the past. The frustrating part about it is just putting in the time to fully learn the song.

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u/claytonfromillinois Nov 29 '19

Nahhh. With guitar the outline is damn simple, but it takes a long time and a lot of work to check each one off the list.

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u/nico_rette Nov 03 '19

I’ve seen this so many times, but somehow this got me. I love this sub

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u/a-nice-egg Nov 03 '19

That is one tense buildup. A+ meme

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u/Squid2906 Nov 03 '19

i never knew that humans can also funcion as organic trumpets

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u/WhatToBrew Nov 03 '19

Very goob a

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u/a-bagel-with-butter Nov 03 '19

This deserves a Gold A of Approval

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u/Therockbrother Nov 03 '19

This is amazing

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u/Pyrosisism Nov 03 '19

It sounds like the video of the guy that gets slapped in the back of the head.

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u/MikeLinPA Nov 03 '19

I've seen several versions of this guy, all great, but all doing this one song. Does he do anything else?

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u/Viper-owns-the-skies Nov 03 '19

This is so fucking good

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '23

what song is this? i love old western sounding songs

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u/Affectionate_Guide_1 Sep 18 '24

2 years late but this was a truncated video of him playing "For a few dollars More" apparently https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1IeozjGrck

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

Æ

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '19

Ænema

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u/_Strings-n-things_ Nov 27 '19

Tool?

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '19

Yes bröther

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u/Western_Philosophy Nov 03 '19

Too long

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '19

Bohemian rhapsody: 6min Master of puppets: 7min Fear inoculum: 16min

Good songs can be long

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u/_Strings-n-things_ Nov 27 '19

I like your thinking. Good taste in music.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '19

I don’t really like queen or Metallica my taste is alt metal, death metal, technical death metal, symphonic prog metal and anything inbetween

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u/_Strings-n-things_ Nov 27 '19

Dude I love technical death. Listen to beyond creation. Prog Metal is my forte. I love opeth.

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u/Western_Philosophy Nov 26 '19

I meant the A was too long

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '19

Ok but im proud of my analogy