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Hypothetically speaking, if you could only play one style/genre of music with your guitar, what would it be and why?

For me it'd likely be punk because it is the truest way for me to express my thought process.
 
tunghaichuan said:
Scandanavian death metal :D

tung

Forgive my ignorance of the genre, but does it differ from "American" death metal [other than lingusitically]?
 
R_of_G said:
Forgive my ignorance of the genre, but does it differ from "American" death metal [other than lingusitically]?

I don't think there is any difference really, the Scandanavian bands are just cooler ;)

tung
 
If You Could Only Play In One Style

Like MUDMAN, Blues and swamp boogie because it's all in the "swing and the sway". :AOK:
 
Disco, of course! I challenge anyone to tell me how any other style can be better! ;-)
 
Polkas. I play them on my Epiphone Dot. Guess you could say it's my polka-Dot. I just put on my favorite polka CD and play accordionly....






OK, OK, no more lousy puns. Blues/rock for me. :rockon:
 
R_of_G said:
Forgive my ignorance of the genre, but does it differ from "American" death metal [other than lingusitically]?
My take? Scandinavian death metal bands are real. Most U.S. ones are an attempt to shock or sell. The Scandinavian ones burn churches. Notoriously one made necklaces out of the skull fragments of their lead singer who shot himself to death and used a picture of his corpse as an album cover.

I'm not saying that's a GOOD thing, mind you . . .

Back on topic: probably blues-based rock. Yeah, that term can apply to anything from SRV to Deep Purple to 80s metal, but I don't care.
 
Thanks for the info Marnold. That def sounds like dedication to one's art!
 
duhvoodooman said:
Polkas. I play them on my Epiphone Dot. Guess you could say it's my polka-Dot. I just put on my favorite polka CD and play accordionly....

OK, OK, no more lousy puns. Blues/rock for me. :rockon:


Man, you really need to get yourself a Buddy Guy "Polka Dot" strat! :dude:
 
tot_Ou_tard said:
Ummmm...guitar music :D.

There's always one smart-ass and it's usually you Tot. Of course that's what I like about you.:AOK:
 
LagrangeCalvert said:
Retro Rock......its my style.

Or (what we have been called also) Blues-Metal.

Blues metal. That sounds VERY interesting and like something I would enjoy a lot LC.
 
Given my background, upbringing etc. I'd have to say Country/Rock, if joining two genres by a slash makes it one genre :D

But I'd love to say blues... I don't play blues much, at least not specifically THE BLUES, but if I couldn't play more than one type of music, it would have to be blues.

I woke up this mahnin'
Tried to ease this achin' head
Said I woke up this mahnin'
Tried to ease this achin' head
Want to play some country moozik
All I can play is Howlin' Wolf instead


Or sumptin' like that ;)
 
blues....and that covers a lot of ground musically.....robert johnson....fleetwood mac (peter green)....clapton.....srv....etc....etc....etc....

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Ok, ok. Punk. And that covers a lot of ground musically too: Stooges, Velvet Underground, Clash, Ramones, Television, Ruts, Black Flag, Dead Kennedys, Bad Brains.
 
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