How can I learn to play "Smells Like Teen Spirit," on guitar?
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learn to play the guitar first, practice the movement of your fingers and search for tabs of the song, there's probably tons available
559394
start off by just going through a scale you know. just pick the root, 3rd and 5th. the trick is timing. start on the low E string, and pick the root note, but dont stop the picking motion until your pick is resting on the next string. then, make sure you kill the note you just hit at the same time you push the pick past the next string. you're not really picking again, you're just continuing the motion you've already got going. they'll sound super clean if you start slow and make sure that you're only letting one ring at a time. gradually as it feels more natural, you can go a little faster.\n\nwhen you get that down, change directions. eventually you can add in some slides, hammer-ons, etc.
1165140
Basically, I like any song that I can play on my guitar with a few chords...simple songs like older green day and ramones.
255506
first, of course, learn your chords and scales.\nthen practice, practice, and practice some more.\nfinally, just "feel" the notes - then they are yours:)
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hey wuts up you should try out  www.ultimate-guitar.com or www.8-notes.com (which isnt that great) but i recomend the first one.
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I don't know much about Mexican music, but I know the best way to learn whatever style you want on guitar is to listen, imitate and absorb the kind of music you want to play. Just listen to you're favorite flamenco music, try to play it on your guitar(use you ear NOT tab, thats the most important). After a while you will start to understand how it's made, you'll see typical patterns and phrases and slowly it will come through in your playing.
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Go to a music store(Guitar Center) and place an add on the post board.Ask them they will hook you up with others...it worked 4 me.
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Go to Guitar tab Universe... there's lessons there... and a very good library of guitar tabs...
597806
Well, I have never used one of those but I am willing to bet that when they say "play like a pro" they are referring to some really simple riff or style that you can actually learn in a short amount of time. Yes some things are very simple but the only thing that is going to get you near a professional level of playing is years of experience. Jimi Hendrix didn't write Purple Haze the first time he picked up a guitar!
195582
try chordie.com for guitar tabs
576211
hey i just started playing guitar about 3 months ago and im pretty good already.  first u have to learn how to reead tabulature (tab).  go into google and type in how to read tab.  once you learn that you can go to guitartabs.cc and get tabs or i advise that u get a book :) thats wut i did:)
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I have played for many years. Little of both - some lessons to start me out and then the passion took over.\n\nMany sites on the web for learning and some are free.\nSearch for "guitar lessons" with the quotes.\n\n ♫♪♫
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Learning to play guitar is one of the best things you can ever do. You can play around the first and chicks really dig guys who can play the guitar.\n\nYou can start by taking lessons from an accomplished guitar player, but if you want to give it a shot without the commitment of meeting weekly with the teacher, you can try a course like this, which I've heard some really good things about...\n\nhttp://watersaffl.jamorama.hop.clickbank.net?tid=YAHOOANS
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there are a couple ways to go, I'd buy one of the beginning guitar books available at the store.  That will give you the basics.... Eadgbe.  Also, try a site like Guitar Tab Universe.  You can find songs in both Tab and Chord form.  Learn the basic G C D A chord.  Nothing difficult there.  Don't get discouraged, your fingers will be sore for a little bit, until they gain the calususes on them required to play pain free.  It may not be a bad idea find someone else that is in your area, that's in the same level as you are as far as playing, that way, you can have someone to work with.  Two heads are better than one.
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Hi, when i learned i only took lessons for about a month and they were helpful mostly because i had homework and i felt like i had to do it. What i am trying to say is that if you have patience and really make yourself practice you will learn by yourself. Check this site; it is mainly for folk music but it has good lessons to start out. http://www.folkofthewood.com/page5301.htm\n\nThis other site is also good for lessons and you can even find a lot of tablatures. http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/lessons/for_beginners/\n\nThis other site is also good for lessons and here you can see the basic guitar chords. http://www.cyberfret.com/chords/beginning-7/index.php\n\nWhat type of music do you want to learn? Some styles are harder than others. For example. the first songs that i learned were Zombie by The Cranberries ( very easy) and Redemption Song ( Bob Marley).\n\nOh one more thing. Do a lot of practice exercises for both your right and left hand. Before you start learning songs, learn the basic chords.\n\nWell hope that this is helpful, If you have any questions let me know...jonny
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Click on the link below for the chords and words to that song.  I don't know the song, but if you know the melody and you can sing, then just strum the chords in the rhythm of the song.  Keep strumming until you reach a change in chord.  That's the easiest way to play a song.\n\nThese are fairly basic chords  G, C,  Am, D - so you shouldn't have too much trouble with it.\n\nI think your boyfriend will be very happy.
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I am a complete klutz who can't hold a pencil without dropping it and I learned to play lead guitar in a surf rock band okay (NOT good, mind you, but ok) in 6 months.  I put in a LOT of hours but we're talking fast picking lead, not rhythm guitar.  I learned both on acoustic and electric.\n\nSo, I can quite honestly say if I can do it anyone can do it.  The hardest thing with an acoustic guitar (more than an electric) is buidlign your callouses.  You'll have to build up some major callouses and get so your left hand and right hand will work independently.  That isn't as hard as it sounds.\n\nThe truth is in this saying by the man Beethoven chose to teach his nephew:  "Practice is the great magician who not only makes apparent impossiblities performable, but ever easy."  Carl Czerny\n\nHINT:  Don't play too long the first couple of weeks or your fingers will get too sore from depressing the strings, even on a high end guitar.  If you put your hands in warm water and think your fingertips are on fire, you're practicing too long at one stretch.  Build up time slowly.\n\nHINT TWO:  Get really good strings.  They will make your life a lot easier and sound better, too.\n\nHINT THREE: Don't be discouraged by what seems like failure.  One day you'll suddenly make a giant leap and be doing something you thought you'd never get.  Then you'll level off and think you aren't getting anywhere.  Pretty soon you'll take another leap.\n\nHINT FOUR:  When you aren't playing, do "beats" with your hands against your legs, the arm of the chair, etc.  It helps you learn to keep time.  (This I thought I'd NEVER be able to learn.  Everyone always said I had to sense of rhythm at all.  Imagine how proud I was when I took up drums and everyone sat and stared at me because I actually had a really steady beat from months of slapping furniture and my body to anything playing on the radio!  YAY!)\n\nGood luck!