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Keith Whalley
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48 years old
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Cambridge - England
Born Dec-5-1975
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Writing, Playing and listening to as much music as I can!
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4 Apr 2007
Really good lesson, but would like to see more on Dave Mustaine's contribution to Megadeth( One of the best bands eveR!!). I'm a bit confused as to when it is appropraite to use the arpegios in the sense that when I normally improvise lead I work in accordance witht the key of the rythm. Am I just being stupid and it's Ab and therefore should be transposed to whatever key you want to work with?
By the way Hi everyone, Andrew Cockburn, Rockwouldbe, Elson and MikeM thanks for the welcome.
26 Mar 2007
Hello everyone!
I hate introduction into these forum things but guess I got to get started somewhere.
As you'll see from my username I'm Keith Whalley from Cambridge, England (Land of mentally chained slaves>>>) I've been playing guitar for well over 20years now, and wrote all sorts of stuff played with various different bands etc, even tried a college course but that was crap... The main reason for me joining this site is that after looking at many guitar tuition web pages etc, I've found this to be the most informative and really useful for breaking my continuous bouts of writers block. I've spent most of my time writing political kind of in yer face type (Bring on the revolution kind of thing!) but also do lots of computer/sample based songs of various styles. For those interested you can hear my album posted on soundclick. www.soundclick.com/theuselesseaters.
My preferred style of play is lead, but I never really had that many lessons and so most of what I do is self taught. I was quite mortified to find that Kris had written on one of the lessons that 'scales are well worth learning despite the tedium and can be understood in weeks/months etc, or you can spend several years messing until you find all the notes that seem to work well together' (which is exactly what I have done). I'm pleased to be able to put some names to the things that I have picked up over the time I've been playing. My areas of weakness as far as I'm concerned are in chord progression and so that is one of the things that I hope these lessons will prove invaluable in helping me with.

Anyway, I've always thought of the guitar as an instrument that there is no end of things to learn, and so I'm pleased to be here and hope that it will continue to be as useful as it has to me so far.

Keith
The Useless Eaters
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