If plastering and renovating fall by the wayside as a result of all the doom and gloom espoused by you, Joe, then this young lad is looking for someone to strum along with him. Not a bad hourly rate either (tax-free too) 
Eat your heart out, Joe...
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I saw that the other day. Some people can talk fast - but it doesn't mean they are saying anything worth listening to. There's a kid like that in every music shop throughout the world come Saturday morning, but who wants to listen to a shredder? He's not original, and until he is, the world wont take a lot of notice. He's a novelty, but good luck to him, he's pretty good if you like that sort of thing. I don't think it is wise for a kid to practice for 6 hours per day mind. Better off studying his school work. His doting father will ensure he gets nowhere.
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Voice of the big green eyed monster brought on because you'll never be able to play like that whilst you've a hole in your ar5e
Like ... NO there isn't
You mean, like who wants to listen to Steve Vai, Stevie Ray Vaughn or Ry Cooder
Watch this classic "shredder" during the head to head
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2532824540210704919
Time will tell, of course, but I've not seen anyone so young with so much talent.
Not if he makes it to the top, do what you want in life not what society says.
Green eyes
Joe-90 "know all" knows f*** all in this case
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Yeh, we have the same problem round here. The local papers are often full of stories about guitar playing teens rampaging through our streets and making a din. Bring back National Service, that'll sort 'em out!
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If you want to see a real precocious talent check out this kid. The stuff he plays is much more difficult compared to the other kid.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCT9xnlhldM&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCT9xnlhldM&feature=related
Different ... Yes, more difficult ... Not necessarily, it depends on your aptitude, background and style.
I'm with Esra actually I think the Brighton kid is good and I like his style.
He's certainly not typical of anyone I've seen hanging out at music shops or on street corners
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I'm with Esra actually I think the Brighton kid is good and I like his style.
He's certainly not typical of anyone I've seen hanging out at music shops or on street corners
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This guy is the only child prodigy that's done well (to my knowledge) and maybe Shawn Lane.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qG74eVb6V10&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qG74eVb6V10&feature=related
I have played guitar for roughly 15 years. What he is playing is not easy. You will not find a 13 year old kid playing like that in every music shop!
He's shredding because the sound gets more attention from passing public, you will find hundreds of buskers playing acoustic etc up and down the country but what he is doing works.
Watching his hands and movements you can clearly see that kid can play a guitar
Depends which music shops you frequent - perhaps the one where Thomas McRocklin works...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF0onO16gmc
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