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stereo, walkman, discman, multi tallented

i have been playing bass for almost 9 years now. i have a warwick fna

I very much want to learn how to play guitar but private lessons are a bit pricey.<br>Do you guys think I can teach myself out of a book or should I spend the extra money on an instructor?<br>

I clap with my hands....

de kazoo

like EJH, piano and flute.... but truly, I can´t play that much... I abandoned piano lessons when I was a kid, and only can play Beethoven´s "Para Elisa"<br>=(<br><br>I want to learn irish flute.

I have been playing "easy music" on the piano for many years.<br>The piano seen here is one I and my wife purchased 30 years ago, when we were first married. She stained the original wood, so today, it has a terrific lustre. We have never owned another piano, and my son learned to play on this one. I think it is a 1927 Baldwin out of Chicago, that gets tuned once a year. The notes have a deep resonant quality amplified by the wood housing. It is a wonderful sentimental piece of furniture that does a whole lot more than just stand in our living room...<br>It is a wonderful combination of music, memory and family that I will<br>always cherish..<br><br><img src="http://img119.exs.cx/img119/6937/Piano.jpg" alt="Image Hosted by ImageShack.us" />

The same guy we bought the piano from thirty years ago still tunes it today. but you better hurry G7, he is getting old!

remember ..... you are getting old the moment you stop acting crazy every ones and while......

other that myself, Fender Stratocaster<br>(stock photo)<br><img src=http://www.blackcreekguitars.com/57-Strat-Dk-Red-001.jpg>