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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | That was several years ago. He's even better now!  |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | And he looks so bored while he's doing it! :mad: |
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Location: Michigan | its just childs play .GWB
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | smoke 'n mirrors |
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| Why would you hate a little kid playing cowboy chords? |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Sans COWBOYS CHORDS...  |
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| I was trying to be gentle first time. What I really meant was why would you title a thread "I Hate This Kid"?
Could have said "Makes me want to give up" or This will blow your mind" or a dozen other things.
I just thought it was a really shithead thing to write on a public forum.
Call me sensitive. |
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Location: hitchhiking | Technically the kid is good, but he shows the same emotional disconnect as Adrian Legg. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Hey, "sensitive", maybe you're just too subtle.
If Adrian has an emotional disconnect, I've got a real problem. I probably do have a real problem, but I thought Adrian was a charming, delightful and obviously talented guy. Funny, too. |
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Location: Location Location Location | I appreciate your gentleness and sensitivity, schroeder. But sometimes we just can't help who we hate. I hate that kid. I've always hated that kid. If he were here in front of me, I'd give him dirty looks until he cried. There it is, out in the open. I'm not proud of these things, but sometmes you just have to be honest and say what you feel. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | The kid plays better than I do, and it looks to me like he's not disconnected at all. He just looks like he's concentrating is all. (MHO of course, except the part about him playing better than me. :rolleyes: ) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Gary, I just try to think of things that people like him would have to give up in order to develop those skills. Like women. That kid probably doesn't even have a girlfriend. And TV and video games. He's probably wasted his whole young life playing the guitar when he could have spent it in front of a TV, Xbox or computer like a normal kid. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | schroeder,
I first took GaryB's post as grudging admiration, until his second post.
I've admired this kid since I 'found' him several years ago on YT. I've truly enjoyed Sungha's 'maturing' since.
One of his advances is more feeling vs. less obvious concentration. Oh, and his hands... by now he should be able to palm a medicine ball!
"Sensitive"... yeah me too... I love this kid's talent! 
BTW, if GaryB truly hated this kid, he wouldn't have posted the link... :cool: |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | As to Mark's observation that he may not get to play Guitar Hero as much as his peers...
I have heard many musicians comment on how much the Hated all the practice that they did as a kid.
But now they appreciate it and have usually taken their music in a different direction for what they were taught.
I could probably benefit from a teacher, a parent, or a mentor, who would force me to practice. |
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Location: Flahdaw | Bet my daughter could kick his butt at Guitar Hero |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I read a sort of timely article in the paper this morning about the relationship between music and intelligence. The supposed theory that kids whose moms listened to classical music while pregnant had smart kids was debunked, but actually playing music helped kids develop into smart adults. That explains why my daughter is so much smarter than me. |
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Location: Jet City | I'm with you Gary. This child must go. |
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Location: chicago | Children of men,children of the corn,Idiot Savant,log off and start the practicing!
I have to go, I have to work on my chops.Jeff |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by 2ifbyC:
One of his advances is more feeling vs. less obvious concentration. Meditation |
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Location: Location Location Location | One of his advances is more feeling vs. less obvious concentration. Oh, and his hands... by now he should be able to palm a medicine ball!
By the time he's 20 he's gonna be a monster. His finger control is amazing. At that age I could barely hold a pencil. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | It's nice. Get detached and look at what he's doing, it's not all that complicated, just got to know where to put your fingers and when. No speed involved really, it's more feel and that's the hard thing to learn. |
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Location: closely held secret | I wonder if he learns by tab or just hears it and plays it... |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Waskel:
I wonder if he learns by tab or just hears it and plays it... Many, if not most, of his songs are arranged by HIROSHI MASUDA. |
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I Hate This Kid
