This was awesome. I loved it!

I'm sorry! I never did get around to it. And I have like, massive amounts of stage fright. But my friend and I might possibly be starting a band thing together, so if that works out, I'm hoping to have some stuff up. I wish I knew how to record really clean tracks, though.

But when I put them up, I'll definitely let you know!

Haha. I'm working on it. =P I have finals next week so I've been swamped. But I'll be going home on Wednesday, and hopefully I'll get some time to record some things. =)

What's up brother. I appreciate your love for the instrument and song. You are doing really well for a couple years of self-taught. I did the same thing. My dad brought me to a pawn shop when I was fifteen for my first guitar. I just started to put the notes together...the neck is like a graph, with particular points that harmonize or bring dissonance. I hate math, but that's how my brain grabbed it. I look forward to some additional video uploads. I've thought about doing that as well...haven't got around to it. Cheers.

great sounds. also, love the photos, especially the campfire.

You're ridiculously good.

Stay away from "Slightly Illegal"

I'll see what I can do. =)

I've been playing for about 2 1/2 years, self taught. I tried signing up for lessons, but I never really liked the teachers I got, so I decided to just teach myself as much as I could. I'm not amazing, but I'm good enough to create some pretty decent chord progressions. I know enough to produce music that gives off the emotions I try to convey most of the time. I usually play a lot of acoustic/indie music, with a lot of influences from Amy Lee/Evanescence's earlier stuff, Michelle Branch, Vanessa Carlton, Death Cab for Cutie, etc.

What about you?

Definitely. There was a gorgeous Martin acoustic that I played one time... Too bad it was over $2000. I hope I have enough money one day to buy it. It's amazing what you can do with an instrument that you just feel a connection with.