I just looked up Harry's Guitar Shop on Glenwood South and they want $30/hour...just trying to shop for options.

Input?

11/9/2006 3:29:17 PM

thats about as cheap as youll find thats not someone from here toolin' around.

11/9/2006 3:29:59 PM

you can buy books, videos, whatever and teach yourself for much less

basic bass isn't that hard to begin with

11/9/2006 3:30:21 PM

i want lessons. I like to ask questions.

that rhymes.

Maybe I should go ahead and just jump in to writing songs.

11/9/2006 3:35:24 PM

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11/9/2006 3:35:49 PM

The James Jamerson bass book is all you need.

11/9/2006 3:40:54 PM

seriously? I mean...a book?

11/9/2006 3:49:40 PM

teaching yourself is the best way......well except maybe in your case

11/9/2006 4:01:14 PM

Get a 4 string (nothing more to start for the love of god) and you can teach yourself if you mess around with it enough and try to play with your favorite songs.

11/9/2006 4:17:52 PM

$30 is prolly the cheapest you'll find but like they've said above teaching yourself is the best way to learn if you've got any natural talent. Starting to play bass is a lot easier than starting guitar or drums imo.

11/10/2006 8:39:10 AM

i'll teach you for $15 a lesson.

11/10/2006 10:06:52 AM

teach yourself! it's bass.
buy a video if you want (for technique), but go online and get some bass tabs. you'll be surprised how easy it becomes

11/10/2006 1:52:43 PM

Most people don't need bass lessons.

I mean, it's bass. Just play it.

11/10/2006 2:04:01 PM

Quote :

"i want lessons. I like to ask questions. that rhymes. Maybe I should go ahead and just jump in to writing songs."

That doesn't rhyme. Please don't write anything if that impresses you.

11/10/2006 3:19:59 PM

how does that not rhyme?

11/10/2006 8:01:29 PM