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I just can't play anything, I really can't!))) I wanted to learn, but I gave up and went to the military department))) So, I can only play with a Kalashnikov... My favorite tracks are "Tic-Tac-Toe" and "Colander."

Yur, just don't do it under someone's window, okay? :D Otherwise, we'll have a situation like the one in our courtyard... but let's not talk about that now. :)

Although, I won't argue, a guitar is a wonderful thing. Listening on a sleepless summer night to someone carefully and quietly (so as not to wake the friendly residents :D) playing and singing... Well, of course, if the tastes in the repertoire match)))


My brother also told me a similar story. He's actually teaching me. But since the acoustic guitar's strings broke, I gave it up. It's not the same on an electric guitar :( I'll wait for my brother to finally fix the old one. :)

Well, let's see, maybe we'll gather a whole bunch of people and go to the forest for a bonfire)) Although, there are also advantages to being in the courtyard)
It's terrible when tastes don't match in the repertoire. Once, a girl invited me to her birthday party, and I was horrified when I saw a guy sitting there playing the guitar, playing exclusively "blatnyak" (thug songs), and all of them in absolutely the same rhythm and voice (I'm not saying this out of envy, he sang better, but played worse)), and everyone was looking at him with adoring eyes... And when they made me play, I started playing "What is Autumn" by DDT, and he had the nerve to stop me in the middle of the song and say that I was playing it wrong, and then showed me "how it should be done." As a result, my friends shook their heads and took me away from there before I had a complete meltdown)))
Actually, that's not what I wanted to say. Sorry for rambling. I wanted to say that it's terrible when you're trying to fall asleep and the most vulgar songs of the "Sektor Gaza" band are being played under your window:mad:

I wanted to say that it's terrible when you're trying to fall asleep, and the most vulgar songs of the band "Sektor Gaza" are playing right outside your window.

That's basically what I wanted to say:

Well, let's see, maybe we'll gather a lot of people and go to the forest for a bonfire.

And we go to the hillside :) There's a wonderful place like that in our city.

Celtic flute. But it plays a few notes and often out of tune.

I've been playing keyboards for about 10 years now. First, I studied at a music school for 8 years (where I only played classical music), and then a guitarist friend of mine was looking for someone to record keyboards for his album, so I decided to give it a try. As a result, now I only play metal (can you imagine that on keyboards? No? Then check out the music of Children of Bodom, Nightwish, Sonata Arctica, Stratovarius, Epidemia, Catharsis, Piknik, Die Apocalypshten Reiter, Camelot, Blind Guardian, etc.). Recently, I can carry my instrument with me, so if you invite me to a gathering, I won't be offended – that's a pretty clear hint.

We go to the embankment :) There's a lovely place like that in our city.

Yes, the best places are in nature. Unfortunately, we don't have any embankments, but my imagination has already painted a beautiful picture for me))

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Come on over! We'll be happy to welcome a metalhead and a musician!

And I played the flute for 12 years, and also played the piano a little bit. Then I quit – I got tired of it. And I started playing the bass guitar xD Now I'm trying to learn to play a regular acoustic guitar, but I don't like it as much as the bass, although it's not really comparable. I'm just in love with the sound of the bass ^_^ P.S. I also have a tambourine, for acoustic songs))

He... Actually, bassists are, in my opinion, the most inconspicuous and useful people. I can't resist going off-topic and writing about my favorites: Cliff Burton (a legend forever... you know what I mean), Geezer Butler (his bass in Paranoid is very light, but at the same time intricately beautiful), Steve Harris (can anyone imagine the birth of heavy metal without Iron Maiden?), Sid Vicious (master of playing on a muted bass guitar), Magnus Rosén (perhaps he's the least known here - HammerFall), Tolik Krupnov (Black Obelisk - in my opinion, the best Russian metal band), Alik Granovsky (Dubinina, no thanks). That's all for now... Sorry again for the off-topic.

I agree with all the candidates, although I don't really like Metallica, only a few selected songs. Iron Maiden also has a great bass. I haven't listened to the Pistols, and I haven't listened to Hammerfall much. May Krupnov rest in peace – he was a great guy. But the best band is Aria))) Not everyone can listen to CHO; it leaves a bad impression on those who don't like metal, but Aria makes songs that everyone loves. Granovsky is also a great guy, but don't touch Dubinin.

Facts from his biography in chronological order: 1. Red diploma from music school in piano (he doesn't know why they gave it to him :D). 2. Self-taught guitar (6 strings, acoustic, very little electric). 3. Playing drums in an amateur band (also self-taught). (most famous songs: "For whom the bell tolls" - Metallica, "Seek and destroy" - Metallica, "Nothing else matters" - Metallica, "Smells like teen spirit" - Nirvana, and some by Aria: "Gryaz", "Poteryannyi rai" and a few more :D)

The flute... it's a pretty basic level. I forgot how to read sheet music... the violin – it just makes a screeching sound. That's the only thing I can manage when playing it.

I play in the background; I prefer to choose and compose the music myself rather than use pre-set tracks (I haven't finished the music yet). It seems to be turning out quite well, and if anyone is interested, I can share some of my creations:smile02:.

I'm interested in all kinds of music. Go ahead and share!

I guess I'm the only one here with such an unusual background – I graduated from music school, specializing in the bayan (a type of button accordion) – I studied for 5 years. I even played Bach :cool: :) But lately, I rarely pick up the bayan; I mostly play the guitar – I've made decent progress in the last year. Right now, I'm trying to play Metallica – Unforgiven, Nothing Else Matters – on an acoustic guitar (I haven't gotten an electric one yet).

Well, here you go!
Track 1 is me playing the "Pirates of the Caribbean" theme on the synthesizer...
Track 2 is music from the game Lineage II, specifically the Town of Dion.
Track 3 is the main theme from the movie "Braveheart."
Track 4 is Morricone, music from the movie "Frantic" (it's the most rhythmically complex, so there are many mistakes, sorry...:)
The tracks are quite long for me to play in one go, so please don't be too harsh about the mistakes...:o
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