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    Quote Originally Posted by animemetalhead View Post
    Yes, but Animal I Have Become is the first song I ever learned how to play.
    And "Just Like You" was mine.

    Then again, they haven't even written "Animal I Have Become" yet...
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    Thanks everyone for the help! I'm slowly but surely getting the hang of it...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mega-Tallica View Post
    And "Just Like You" was mine.

    Then again, they haven't even written "Animal I Have Become" yet...
    Ah, touche...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joey-Z View Post
    Uhh, off the top of my head,

    Bar the 9th with 11th on the D string
    I suck a bar chords. I'm trying to work on Lightning Crashes by Live right now.
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    Everyone seems to be focusing on chord heavy songs...I must be the only guitarist that sucks at doing chord changes (minus power chords, of course). Five years and I still can't do a fluid chord change in a song.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HeavyMetalKing View Post
    Everyone seems to be focusing on chord heavy songs...I must be the only guitarist that sucks at doing chord changes (minus power chords, of course). Five years and I still can't do a fluid chord change in a song.
    I've only been playing (and I mean playing, not playing with a guitar I did that way more) for three years but still, this

    However I've recently taken to learning Beatles songs on bass and banjo parts to Flogging Molly songs on guitar, and that's been fun.

    A few "easy" songs (I can't think of anything REALLY easy that hasn't already been mentioned, but I'd consider these to be on the low end of moderate):

    Code Monkey - Jonathan Coulton

    Carry On Wayward Son - Kansas (The chorus gets a little chordy, but most of the song isn't too bad)

    Seek and Destroy - Metallica (Yes really. You move around quite a bit, but it's not chord-heavy and the patterns are fairly repetitive, so If you can figure out the first 30 seconds you're good for the majority of the song)

    The Takeover, The Break's Over - Fall Out Boy (WAY easier than it sounds, trust me. It takes some work, but it's fun as hell once you figure it out. I wouldn't start with this one, but once you find your way around the fretboard a little bit this is worth a shot)
    Last edited by zack10house; 03-26-2010 at 08:18 AM.
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    I just remembered another one...

    King of Everything - Anarchy Club

    This song is incredibly easy. Thanks to the power of Drop D, it is literally just one barre chord moved up and down the neck.
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    Sevendust solos are pretty easy, it's pretty much octave chords loaded with wah moved up and down the neck.
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