My Godin Montreal 8)

Mercury_May2112

I have a Godin too, not the same model though. It has such an incredible touch. Not the best sound ever, but it's pretty much the perfect all-around guitar :D

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Also, Anastasia. It was made in the '90s. She'll love the animation and the protagonist, and she'll have a quick history lesson on soviet Russia. Edutainment!

markop2003

Actually, Anastasia was from the Fox Studios, not Disney. It does have that classic Disney feeling to it though, it had incredible animation.

I would also recommend The Secret of NIMH, an oldie but still a goodie :)

This thread needs moar piano. :xFunky_Llama

I must admit, Tori Amos gets me all tingly inside when she gets crazy on her piano :oops:

Every Disney movie before The Lion King and Pixar movies.

Also, Anastasia. It was made in the '90s. She'll love the animation and the protagonist, and she'll have a quick history lesson on soviet Russia. Edutainment!

Debbie Harry (back in the '80s), Kate Bush and Björk.

Violin

shinian

That was my second choice. Just the way it's shaped is sexy. I mean, just type "Violon d'Ingres" on Google images.

You can post a link in there: http://webcomics.wikia.com/wiki/Webcomic_Wiki

Promoting it on the internet is also a good idea. But creating a thread just for plugging your comic isn't a good idea. Really, your sig should be the only shameless self-promoting place allowed ;)

I've always been attracted to girls who play music, and I know I'm not alone in this. But what's the sexiest instrument?

For me it's bass guitar. There's something about those big strings and that low sound that kind of gets to me :D

Is there a local pool near your home? That could do it. Else, take swimming lessons, it's nothing to be ashamed of.

Well you should start by learning chords and strumming a few songs, just to get some basic rhythm. Then find some songs you like with some riffs you'd like to practice and, well, play! Of course it'll sound like crap at first, but you eventually get the hang of it. Personally, I doesn't matter how many riffs I've mastered before: whenever I try a new one, I can't get it straight away.

I never really bothered to read sheet music, since most of what you find on the internet is either in tabs or chords, but it can be interesting since it gives you the rhythm, not just the notes.

Tuning is fairly easy, you can find electric tuners for pretty cheap. They're very simple to use, standard tuning is EADGBE, starting from the lowest (biggest) string.

I really wouldn't bother with lessons if you have a good ear. Lessons can be discouraging, practicing songs you like is much more motivating! :)

Also, I second razgriz_101: Ultimate-Guitar.com is awesome. If you can't find the song you want there, try 911tabs.com.