Favorite bassists :
Don't know many. My dad just bought a "Geddy Lee" bass, so yeah. Geddy Lee I guess...
Favorite books :
Ehhh... lemme think... Oh yeah, there was a series of books written by "Bernard Cornwall" I believe his name was. They were called "Sharpe's Rifles", Sharpe's Eagle", "Sharpe's [insert something else here]". Really fun books to read. Violent and badass.
Favorite tv :
Don't watch TV much anymore. But I like Spongebob for some reason.
Favorite movies :
Just about anything.
About Sample246
Forgive me guitar gods, but I was brought into the world of music by none other than "Guitar Hero" for the Playstation 2. I mastered the game on Expert mode and caught myself yearning for more. I got on Ebay and ordered an Epiphone Les Paul 100 for 200 dollars. When it came in the mail, I was so dumb that I realized very quickly that I had forgotten to get an amp!! For the next week, I learned the basic chords playing the Les Paul acoustically. Then I went up to guitar center and got my Roland Microcube. The sounds it produced made me cry in joy. I was so easily amused. I learned over time the basics of playing. When I learned power chords, I thought I was HOT STUFF!! Now, nearly 8 months later (I got the guitar around October 10th, 2007), I still am the same way. Whenever I realize that I can do something new, something in me just makes me smile really big! I absolutely LOVE playing my guitar. Contrary to how some people practice a set-in-stone amount of time a day, I play when I want to. The guitars may got untouched for a week, or I may play for 4 solid hours. I've never once gotten sick of my guitar. I enjoy it, and I realize that I'll never be super famous, and that I'll most likely never make any decent money from entertaining others. I think this is the key to the success I've had. I just want to play guitar. I want to be as good as the pros, but I don't put myself through guitar boot camp, FORCING myself to play when I don't really want to. In case you haven't understood by now, I absolutely love playing guitar.
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