Written in the style of almost called be stupid

[Oliver]

I'm waiting for the superior AK version.

[M.E.H.]

I'm waiting for the superior AK version.

Waiting, ay. You seem to have plenty of free time. Maybe instead of being a sniping tool-bag, um...

May I recommend learning the guitar?

Or just, you know, doing something... anything, other than whingeing.

[Oliver]

It's entirely up to me what I do with my musical talent(or lack thereof) and you're welcome to critique and insult me about it all you want but surely i'm allowed to do the same to this guys writing?

[prmetalman]

I'm waiting for the superior AK version.

Waiting, ay. You seem to have plenty of free time. Maybe instead of being a sniping tool-bag, um...

May I recommend learning the guitar?

Or just, you know, doing something... anything, other than whingeing.

Aww MIC members going in to bat for one another, how cute! Sorry couldn't resist, dickface has actually been pretty resonable as of late and more tusk more and more unreasonable

[Vaitones]

Being able to play the guitar is overrated. it stunts creativity.

[rob]

Does correct spelling/grammar stunt the creativity of a novelist/poet?
Does knowing about ingredients stunt the creativity of a chef?

It's not about weather you can or can't play "properly" it's about being willing to break out of your comfort zone and being able to do so with commitment and conviction. Showing your vulnerability and being ok with it.

Learning more about theory or technique gives you more tools to use musically. It's how you choose to use (or choose to ignore) them that matters. As long as you don't get caught up in trying to be clever - it's easy to loose sight of the bigger picture when you're stuck deciding weather to use a Sus4 or add11 chord. Using the tools 'naturally' rather than forcing it is the key I think.

that's my wee rant.

ps. Aaron is awesome.

[te_chris]

Being able to play the guitar is overrated. it stunts creativity.

being a musician is overrated. totally creativity stunting.

[adrenochrome]

... Learning more about theory or technique gives you more tools to use musically. It's how you choose to use (or choose to ignore) them that matters. As long as you don't get caught up in trying to be clever - it's easy to loose sight of the bigger picture when you're stuck deciding weather to use a Sus4 or add11 chord. Using the tools 'naturally' rather than forcing it is the key I think...

Nicely put

[Vaitones]

I think the key is learning the 'rules' so you can then break them

[te_chris]

... Learning more about theory or technique gives you more tools to use musically. It's how you choose to use (or choose to ignore) them that matters. As long as you don't get caught up in trying to be clever - it's easy to loose sight of the bigger picture when you're stuck deciding weather to use a Sus4 or add11 chord. Using the tools 'naturally' rather than forcing it is the key I think...

Nicely put

Yup, the old learn it all then forget it and hope it sticks trick!

[Gringo Starr]

Does correct spelling/grammar stunt the creativity of a novelist/poet?
Does knowing about ingredients stunt the creativity of a chef?

It's not about weather you can or can't play "properly" it's about being willing to break out of your comfort zone and being able to do so with commitment and conviction. Showing your vulnerability and being ok with it.

Learning more about theory or technique gives you more tools to use musically. It's how you choose to use (or choose to ignore) them that matters. As long as you don't get caught up in trying to be clever - it's easy to loose sight of the bigger picture when you're stuck deciding weather to use a Sus4 or add11 chord. Using the tools 'naturally' rather than forcing it is the key I think.

Very nicely put. Of course, it's also worth remembering that not being able to play your instruments doesn't automatically make you the [shirt]. You need more than just empty indie posturing.

That wasn't directed at Brains, by the way. (I've never actually seen them play). Just more of a general comment.

[Joshil]

so no-one liked my review?


bt i spld evryfing crrctly n mi grmar waz orsum lolz

This maybe a bit late but I loved your review man. I was in hystreics. Not kidding