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Originally Posted by TBman
He's all about the right hand in the first tune (Inception). Many times in finger style the fretting hand placements are easy as this one is. Its not so much learning to play the tune, it's learning how to be a clone of the original artist.
That can be fun at first, then it gets a little old, at least for me so what I do is play one artist's songs for a while, then change to another and so on.
The upside is that you take the style of your favorite artists and merge them into your skills, re-defining who you are. That's an interesting journey. It's not about "playing like someone else" it is really becoming a better version of yourself.
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I hear you Barry and understand what you are saying. Makes a lot of sense.
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Originally Posted by HOF dad
I was reading this thread to see what might pop up - I like some of those types of music too. I then remembered one of the more popular tunes that kind of fits this genre - Hana by Masaaki Kishibe. It's in open D tuning and not crazy hard - give it a listen.
my 2 cents
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Its a beautiful song. Here you go...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFwwUGb92F4