(Here's the Guitar Players Magazine article from pg. 24 of the October issue for anyone that's interested... there's also a graphic pic on the alt.guitar newsgroup if ya wanna see the real thing <p>
peace & grooviness


SITE READING - GUITARTRICKS.COM

-- taken from the October issue of GUITAR PLAYER MAGAZINE-- (pg. 24)

Guitar Tricks offers mini-lessons a-plenty--all submitted by fellow guitarists worldwide. Most of the tricks include an audio clip - although sound quality varies (lets's hear it for clean recordings). You can browse by topic (bending, hammer-ons, slide, etc.), or scan the archives for any riffs, exercises, techniques or tutorials that might interest you.

Want a more interactive experience?
Pop into the Guitar Forum, where discussion topics include theory, tab, gear, techniques and styles, bands, and more (sub-catagories trade gig horror stories onad info on musicians' health). If your band is on haitus, practice your chops in the Jam Room. Backing tracks are provided so you can solo over the top - with no none to tell you to turn down.

Of course, if you have a great riff - upload an MP3 to the site and share it with the global guitar community. If you've ever listened to someone elses's licks and uttered, "I could do that" - and what guitarist hasn't? - heres' your chance to put your music where your mouth is. C'mon GP readers, let's show 'em how it's done!


Peace & Grooviness
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Monday, September 25, 2000
9:49:08 PM


*followed by a mini illustration of the title page of guitar tricks