Band Suggestions.

[Naruto.]

Can anyone suggest me some bands with acoustic guitar arpeggios, and some good strumming?
Like, Green Day's Time Of Your Life..etc..

 

[GreenHairZoro]

One Direction

 

[Ricardo]

One Direction

God, no!

 

[Naruto.]

One Direction

I would better be off killing myself.

 

[xSasuke]

Blood on the dance floor.

 

[Cunning Linguist]

3 Days Grace does a lot of that

 

[Callypigia]

I didn't think Green Day had good acoustics or knew arpeggios. You probably need mostly metal bands for that neo classical feel, or Jazz.

Edit: Try Mumford Sons

 

[Scizor]

Pink Floyd is the master of the acoustic guitar, especially with their albums "Wish you were here" and "Animals"

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[Naruto.]

Blood on the dance floor.

:| Oh hell no.

3 Days Grace does a lot of that

Interesting. I know this band from quite some years, but never heard acoustic songs by them.

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I didn't think Green Day had good acoustics or knew arpeggios. You probably need mostly metal bands for that neo classical feel, or Jazz.

Edit: Try Mumford Sons

I don't want electric guitar arpeggios. ~_~
I listen to a lot of metal music. I personally want something simple, which I can learn myself. Acoustic music by metal bands is usually way too complex to learn on guitar. Green Day has a little acoustic, idk how you define arpeggios, I mean it like playing single notes instead of chords. I've finished every song by Mumford.

Pink Floyd is the master of the acoustic guitar, especially with their albums "Wish you were here" and "Animals"

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Pink Floyd is awesome. I've heard every single song by them though.

 

[xSasuke]

:| oh hell no.

Interesting. I know this band from quite some years, but never heard acoustic songs by them.

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but ohemmgeeezus they're the greatest...

 

[julio10ification]

best i cold give you

band: imagine dragon
song: raging fire by phillip
song: into the ocean by blue october

 

[Naruto.]

best i cold give you

band: imagine dragon
song: raging fire by phillip
song: into the ocean by blue october

I've heard Imagine Dragons.
The other two, thanks. I'll listen to them.

 

[johnny scars]

has anyone said artic monkeys yet?

 

[Naruto.]

has anyone said artic monkeys yet?

It's indie. ~_~

 

[Callypigia]

:| I don't want electric guitar arpeggios. ~_~
I listen to a lot of metal music. I personally want something simple, which I can learn myself. Acoustic music by metal bands is usually way too complex to learn on guitar. Green Day has a little acoustic, idk how you define arpeggios, I mean it like playing single notes instead of chords. I've finished every song by Mumford.

Try listening to Vashti Bunyan.

Also try these guys if you want acoustic arpeggios: Dennis Azabagic (La Catedral), Julian Bream, Andres Segovia.

 

[Naruto.]

Try listening to Vashti Bunyan.

Also try these guys if you want acoustic arpeggios: Dennis Azabagic (La Catedral), Julian Bream, Andres Segovia.

Thanks. I'll add them to my list. ^^

 

[Callypigia]

Thanks. I'll add them to my list. ^^

Do you like Ravi Shankar?

 

[Naruto.]

Do you like Ravi Shankar?

I don't listen to much of classical music. 0_>

 

[Callypigia]

I don't listen to much of classical music. 0_>

I guess he's classical. Or Traditional. He just died recently, but he was a great sitar player. That's technically an acoustic instrument, right? John C. Clarke is musician who blends drifting and classical guitar; he's good. I like his song, "most evolved."

 

[Naruto.]

I guess he's classical. Or Traditional. He just died recently, but he was a great sitar player. That's technically an acoustic instrument, right? John C. Clarke is musician who blends drifting and classical guitar; he's good. I like his song, "most evolved."

Ravi Shankar was legendary. My mother used to listen to his music every Sunday. Not a big fan of traditional, but it was peaceful.
Whoa. Didn't know that about him. I'll add him to my list too.