So I got a ukulele.

[Monocle]

ahaha you are loving stupid, i don't have time to deal with you right now

No, you sir are loving stupid.

And I digress, really loving stupid.

[Ad Bot]

[DracoSoul]

No, you sir are loving stupid.

And I digress, really loving stupid.

No, you.

You just came out and attacked me for what was supposed to be a half satire statement. starfish.

[Monocle]

No, you.

You just came out and attacked me for what was supposed to be a half satire statement. starfish.

You came in here and bitched about beginner musicians, this allows me to ban you from any music conversation ever again. To be so low as to attack somebody who is wanting to learn a new song is one of the most petty things I've ever heard. That's like bitching at a kid in a wheelchair for not moving fast enough across the street.

[Sarge]

Hey Sarge, I can never tell if your avatar is a cow, or a guy wearing a spotted hat with eyes.

Anyway, good luck playing your ukulele.

CAN'T UNSEE WTF.

[Littledude]

You came in here and bitched about beginner musicians, this allows me to ban you from any music conversation ever again. To be so low as to attack somebody who is wanting to learn a new song is one of the most petty things I've ever heard. That's like bitching at a kid in a wheelchair for not moving fast enough across the street.

You're a friend monocle. He was saying that he's tired of hearing beginners play the same song all the time. You seem to be taking his statement the wrong way completely.

[Monocle]

You're a friend monocle. He was saying that he's tired of hearing beginners play the same song all the time. You seem to be taking his statement the wrong way completely.

He said it in an irrelevant and attacking manner. Its a good song to begin playing. I'd rather hear Stairway to Heaven 15 times a day than Crazy Train. Those are the 2 songs that most guitar instructors teach first.. Stairway to Heaven is a simple song because of the intro and then it relies on the blues scale for the rest. Crazy Train is the same, it relies on a blues scale that up until the chorus goes no higher than a G chord.

Tldr; easy songs for beginner musicians, no need to QQ