For you songwriters and acoustic guitarists (serious question)?
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You can do that, but try not to play them too close together. Sometimes bands' songs all sound the same i.e. Everclear. It worked for them, but its not too talented to do something like that.
868730
It depends on what style you play.  Acoustic Guitar for the non-electric guitar play.  Flatpicking Guitar for the flatpicker and Guitar magazine is a little of everything.
636476
You guys should learn some Stone Temple Pilots. It's good for guitarists to learn because the guitar in STP often goes from just simple power chords, to more complex chords. Theres also some solos. Me an my roomate have been playing a lot of STP together, he sings and I play guitar.
228908
There is no greatest guitar player ever! It depends on the persons personal likes? Reword your question use words like are instead of is and players instead of player, besides this questions been asked too many times. Youve got to come original!
822507
Im a guitarist also....and all that stuff confuses the hell outta me, thats why I just get tablature. it indicates strings and frets with numbers.....way easier!
833986
You should since each practice song is an exercise in itself that is designed to develop a  specific technique regardless of how corny or easy or hard it is. Plus, you'll need those techniques later on when you get into harder lessons. It's all in the name of repetition, that's how we learn our instruments. Take care and may you become a guitar monster!!!
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Mostly trail and error.  Find something you really like, modify it so you can get a taste of what it would be like, and then try something of your own.  My husband has tab writing software that he writes his riffs on.  It is kind of annoying, sounds like old school nintendo, but gives you the basic idea of how it may sound.  Also helps you find the beat and speed of what you want, plus you can add bass, drums, etc.  The software is Tabledit.  I know they have a demo of it, but you are limited as to what you can save if I remember correctly.
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Found someone working on a complete song list...\n\nLinked below.
200531
You have to re word your question, if I understand your question correctly making a huge guess, I would say you need talent (let others write your songs).
480149
Yes, I enjoy it.  I want to be good at it.  I don't always try and express my feelings.  I don't always look at it as art per say.  I have a horrible voice.  I still write songs though.
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I am a British female songwriter/musician/producer and have had songs published by EMI and Song Music and have access to a small studio.  I am from London but live in Nottingham.  I have had a bit of success with artistes that Ive recorded and managed, but now need an investment to get the business up and running properly. Beat Simon Cowell at his own game.  Let me know if you are interested and I could go into my idea in depth.  Thank you for reading.
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I am learning the guitar...on my own.  An instruction book came with my guitar.  I purchased a package deal on my acoustic.  It's not really expensive because I wanted to be sure that it would be what I thought before I bought an expensive one.  I find it easier to learn when you have a song that you are working on.  Even if you make up the words or play nursery rhymes...it works better than just rote learning.
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My advice for the lyrics part would be to set aside time every day to just write.  Write the first thing that comes to your mind and keep going for at least 20 minutes.  Don't worry about grammar or what you think you should be writing about, just let it flow.  And don't get too frustrated if this seems difficult at first; once you get over the first hurdle and just write, you'll find it gets easier and easier.  Then after a while, look through your free-write and pick out chunks that might be usable for a song.  It may take some intense sifting but you will find jewels within them.\n\nFor the music part of it, I'd highly recommend using a voice recorder (it doesn't need to be expensive) and carry this with you EVERYWHERE.  You never know when you'll get an idea for a hook or a chord progression.  Just hum the melody or whatever you come up with.  Do you have a guitar?  An acoustic guitar works great to lay out demos.  The same with the lyrics, I would advise playing your guitar A LOT, and not necessarily on particular songs all the time.  When you're just playing around on your guitar it happens when you'll play something you like.  The recorder can also come in handy here too.  Record your practice sessions so if you like something you can keep going with it without being afraid of forgetting it later.\n\nFor the breaking into the music industry part, you just really need to get yourself out there.  Talent competitions, battle of the bands, etc will help you get the recognition you want.  Make connections.  If you're taking guitar lessons maybe your teacher knows somebody.  But mainly performing whenever possible, not only to gain recognition but also to hone in on your performance skills.\n\nI hope this helps.  One final piece of advice is to do this with all the passion in your heart.  It seems like you really love this kind of stuff, and when put passion into each performance people will recognize that!  Good luck!
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i play an ovation acoustic electric i like ac/dc, bon jovi g-n-r pearl jam stp alice in chains jewel and the list goes on but i really like to play my husbands songs he writes his own music and i try to play along i try to make up my own stuff to it is better than playing someone elses music all the time i actually have several guitars some were re configured for me on was a peavey that a friend turned into a cat guitar he reshaped it and even put a hole in the head for my cigarette  another was just a body the neck was broke and it was burned in a fire it now plays again and quite nicely i might add it was originally my brothers Gibson electric a 1968 i believe now it has a peavey neck i also have a 60 something 12 string framus i was told that john lennon had a framus like mine also a Kent acoustic it has soul it is really old and another acoustic electric is jay turser and lets not forget my cheapo mandolin i got from the pawn shop for 50 bucks i think that is all of my guitars so good bye
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hi chris here again try the link below + i have checked on limewire and i found (  ~~~~~~~~ acoustic guitar no one 34 ) has an install ( set up ) i have here if you wish i can try mail it to you. sorry i could not help more. \ntake care
877815
Nope - sounds a little too morbid for my taste - besides, I don't even own a guitar!!! (but I answered your question because you've asked it several times)
517929
Huh?? When *they* wrote their songs, it's likely notation. \n\nIf you're reading the songs from a guitar book, you'll get tabs. Has nothing to do with them per se.