That movie inspired me to play guitar. i`ve been playing for a year now and not improving. could somebody give me some playing advise, tips, or anything that will help with my playing. also if anyone has sheet music or tabs from any of the School Of Rock songs that would be awesome! expecially the one they played for battle of the bands, you know, the one that zach moonyham wrote.
Thanks,
Logan

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http://www.hotfrets.com/tips.asp

hope these help. I know someone who has a few songs from `school of rock` but they are in Egypt until september 2nd. I`ll try to find them for you when I go to feed his dog tomorrow ok? If i find them i`ll post them on here

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sorry the 1st link was wrong last time

great movie, very inspiring.

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Hi. A book that I found really helpful in playing fast solos (like in School of Rock) is:

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I don`t know if HTML works here. If not, e-mail me:

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and I will send you the link.

No, it didn`t work. E-mail me. I also know about a great rock songwriting book.e
James

I would say for you to practice and learn all genres or the main guitar ones, 50`s, 60`s, 70`s & 80`s rock, jazz blues, funk, bluegrass, and folk. If you want to learn punk and emo stuff dont bother trying to get better because your probobly good enough to play that.

I don`t agree w/ the last guy; there are talented guitarists in all genre`s, whether or not its your PREFERANCE is a different story. Learn the basics and then write from the heart. Don`t try and become a "clone" of some other guitarist... don`t "learn" songs, learn how to play.