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Where To Find the 9 Best Band T-Shirts Cheap, Punk T Shirts, Vintage Rock and Roll T-Shirts, and Metal Band T-Shirts

Posted by Kelsey Austin on October 30, 2020

How and Where to Find The Best Band T-Shirts Cheap

Metal Band T-Shirts, Punk T Shirts, Vintage Rock and Roll T-Shirts, Oversized Band Tees, Tie Dye Band Shirts, etc.

When you shop online for Metal Band T-Shirts, Punk T Shirts, Vintage Rock and Roll T-Shirts, or any Genre of Band T Shirts, check the product title and description for the term “Officially Licensed Band T Shirts”.

Any legitimate shop will make absolutely certain to include that term in multiple places on their website or store, and almost always right in the description. These retail shops pay A LOT of money, and go to a great deal effort to have official licensing for their band shirts. It’s super important to them

Top 9 Unique Mini Guitars and Collectible Guitars You’ve Never Seen Before!

Posted by Kelsey Austin on August 22, 2020

Mini Guitar Collectibles? What like a toy model guitar or a mini guitar replica? Are you kidding me? I’m sure at least one of these questions popped into your head, and you’re thinking you are way too old for miniature guitars. But, don’t be too quick to judge.

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How to Play Guitar like Synyster Gates, Slash, and Herman Li.

Posted by Kelsey Austin on March 6, 2020

...you should try to replicate your favorite artist's licks and solos. It can be a ton of fun, and it can catapult your abi...

7 Guitar Influencers You Should Be Following in 2020

Posted by Kelsey Austin on January 29, 2020

Once again, I just happened upon this guy. Dan McNally is a de-tuned metal rhythm super hero. He posts at least a few newly recorded guitar/bass/drum tracks every week. His guitar tone is brutal, and his sense of rhythm is sickeningly good. Think of August Burns Red meets Meshuggah, and totally original.

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Breakthrough Technique That WILL Increase Your Guitar Shredding Speed.

Posted by Kelsey Austin on January 22, 2020

It didn't matter how many times I practiced it using the chromatic scale exercises with the metronome. My left and right hands just wouldn't sync up, and I didn't know why.That's when I decided to go elsewhere for new exercises. Google lead me to Bur...