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erik

 

Post  Posted 10 May 2003 11:58 am    
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Geoff Brown


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Post  Posted 10 May 2003 1:56 pm    
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The Truefire website looks legit enough. The eBay seller has impressive credentials as well. I'm not familiar with Truefire, but everything looks legit to me.
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erik

 

Post  Posted 10 May 2003 5:11 pm    
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I'm referring to the content, whether it's an authorized compilation. I have it and there is a LOT of material on it. Much is taken from older lesson recordings.
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Ernie Renn


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Post  Posted 11 May 2003 8:25 am    
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I think Twang Thang was sold by Guitar Player magazine. It might have been a compilation of some of their columns.

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Geoff Brown


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Post  Posted 11 May 2003 1:18 pm    
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I'm assuming that it's authorized, or legit, or whatever based on my previous post. Erik, is it any good? I don't recall everything in the description. Is there video on the CD, or is it all audio? Worth picking up, perhaps?
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erik

 

Post  Posted 11 May 2003 5:39 pm    
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Yes, it's great! Read the description on that ebay listing. I don't quite get the way it's organized. But if each mp3 is a "lesson" than there is about 49 recordings consisting of up to 10 minutes of an artist explaining various licks. I haven't tried the other features. It's certainly worth $10.50. No documentation is included. You have to read the text loaded on the cdrom. I haven't tried to use the backing tracks.
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Tom Jordan


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Wichita, KS
Post  Posted 11 May 2003 8:53 pm    
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The "Twang-Thang" rocks...there is more techniques and ideas presented than you'll ever be able to use. It really did add some new life to my Tele-picking. I think all the players were featured/columnists in Guitar player. The course is easy to use from the computer because you can display the tab (adobe) and play the mp3's at the same time. It was worth the few bucks that I payed for it.

Tom

(stinkin' spell-checker anyways...)

[This message was edited by Tom Jordan on 11 May 2003 at 09:55 PM.]

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Mike Selecky


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BrookPark, Ohio
Post  Posted 23 May 2003 5:43 pm    
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Twang Thang is still being offered - I just got mine today - I haven't gone through it all yet, but it has some cool stuff that's bound to give your guitar playing a kick in the youknowwhat! It is well worth the $7 and shipping.

[This message was edited by Mike Selecky on 23 May 2003 at 06:43 PM.]

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