realistically how long would it take me to learn some of these songs guitar?
ive been playing for not that long, but im not a total beginner
like im way past iron man and smoke on the water and i can read tabs easy and all the basic stuff. i guess ive been playing for about a year on and off. first i got some lessons but i couldnt play fo long after that (only because i kept breaking all the strings on my first guitar, and eventually i was practicing excersises on the low E string, until i broke my last string, it was a REALLY cheap acoustic from ebay) but after 3-4 months i finally got a real electric guitar yesterday
anyways here are some of the songs but these are just some examples
chapter four and clairvoyant disease, both by avenged sevenfold
dying in your arms by trivium
you shook me all night long, its a long way to the top, highway to hell, girls got rythym, all by ACDC
mother – danzig
just some of those songs
schools over for me
in case that makes any difference at all
Realistically? Well it’s a tough question. It’s not really the riffs etc, but the techniques and rhythmic skill that goes into playing heavy metal. I mean you could get those riffs down in a matter of weeks, but playing them WELL is another point entirely. I take it you want to be able to play this sorta stuff, and get properly into it?
I think some tuition is in order to be honest. Then you’ll be able to play all sorts of hard rock and metal with ease.
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