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[QUOTE=Grimar]and maybe a song we wrote ourself. anyone good lyric writers here??[/QUOTE]

i've written metal inspired lyrics for a while, what kind of music is it that you play?

[QUOTE=Grimar]
and a song with real power. this is a metal festival...
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Kill with power? Power of thy sword? The Power? Thor (the Powerhead)?

@lyric writers i want a lyric which you can sing, not growl... hate arg-metal.

@FF you forgot the power of majesty...

[QUOTE=Grimar]@lyric writers i want a lyric which you can sing, not growl... hate arg-metal.

@FF you forgot the power of majesty...[/QUOTE]

I guess Burzum is out of the picture then

Arg! you just had to!

[QUOTE=Jormund]Grimar, I think you mean Power And Majesty, if you are reffering to Edguy. Besides, why not Helloween with the song : 'Power'......[/QUOTE]

Power of the Dragonflame

EDIT: I forgot Powerslave

I play bass and some guitar. Black Sabbath is what I usually play at home. Pretty easy and still the best songs ever. I also play in a band, mostly metal covers for our own fun and friday night beer drinking. I would suggest everybody to start out with Sabbath too, you'll develop much better sense of style than with power metal.....

The songs of other people that I play are a selection from Del Shannon, The Cramps, Leonard Cohen, Jerry Lee, Carl Perkins etc, The Sonics, Prince and so on.

I can play one Sabbath song, but I'll be singing Beastie Boys lyrics over the top

[QUOTE=frogus23]
I can play one Sabbath song, but I'll be singing Beastie Boys lyrics over the top [/QUOTE]

LOL! i'd like to hear that one

I've been playing for about 6yrs and am realy into some neoclassic stuff from Yngwie Malmsteen, Joe satriani and Steve Vai....if you play gutiar and never heard of any of these three than you are still a newbie!!

[QUOTE=arno_v]@CE: I'm sure you wasen't horrible, just trying to play that kind of music is fun, but I thought you were more into classic music.[/QUOTE]

I can assure you I was horrible And I was more into classical music, that's one of the reasons I was horrible. Due to the demands and pressure from my piano teacher that I should realise her dreams of being an internationally renowned pianist, I sold my piano in protest and bought an electric guitarr. My family weren't too happy about the change from Chopin to New York Dolls However, it was fun for a while

Reading this thread makes me very envious. I'm a fairly creative person in other areas, but I have never managed music... In fact I have tried to learn the guitar with different teachers about 5 times, and on every occasion it just did not click for me.

I'm not sure if it's because I have small hands and thus had trouble forming the chords, or if there is some relationship to my utter inability at math. I recall reading that people who are good at math are often skilled with music. CE might know more about this though.

So anyway, you people are very lucky

[QUOTE=dragon wench]I recall reading that people who are good at math are often skilled with music. CE might know more about this though.
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Talent for maths, music and language are closely related, and there is much evidence for viewing them all as basically the same talent.

However, the step between innate talent and actual skill is very long indeed, especially in this case since all three of these fields - music, language and maths - requires training from very early age in order to develop. Also, it is much easier for us humans to create an environment where talents are killed, than to create an environment where they will flourish. Apart from physical/motoric and financial limitations, lack of encouragement from family and school as well as teaching styles that does not suit a particular individual is often enough to hamper people's talents.

[QUOTE=smokingcat13]I've been playing for about 6yrs and am realy into some neoclassic stuff from Yngwie Malmsteen, Joe satriani and Steve Vai....if you play gutiar and never heard of any of these three than you are still a newbie!![/QUOTE]

Nice! then you are skilled!!! which malmsteen songs do you play?