Wanted to practice my timing and play something live without any overdubs, and what’s better for that than a looper pedal? 😁 If your timing is bad, the looper will expose you instantly. How do you usually practice timing and rhythm?

Absolutely loved this song since the day i heard it. And it's a lot of fun to play on the guitar as well. Hope this inspires you to learn something new this weekend :)

Been a fan of Arcade Fire for a long time now. Here's a song they released a few years ago i've been listening to during breakfast these days 🍎 What have you been listening to these days? https://youtu.be/qJiALpiqpk8?si=eRnoEBBsu-NKZjwu

Here's a classic hill country blues song by R.L. Burnside. One of the best blues performances i've ever seen. And it's litterally in the guy's backyard 🌳 https://youtu.be/K_DOnKJ232M?si=LCdEDd7TkUEw2eSW

Sorry for the sloppy title, I couldn't think of a more succinct way to phrase it. But I've been in the mindset lately to expand the way I think about the guitar and take full advantage of it's uniquely sonic versatility. What are your favorite songs that utilize techniques that aren't just picking and fretting techniques per se. What comes to my mind immediately are the following; The opening violin swells from QOTSAs Regular John. The solos from There There and Go to Sleep by Radiohead. Coliseum by Van Halen. I'm sure if I gave myself more time I could have a better list, but I just wanted to get this thought out there and see what else is out there.