Punk Rock is an advanced form of Jazz.
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Punk Rock is an advanced form of Jazz.
It's called punk rock for a reason! If you're over 25 you're too old to play punk and you must move on to jazz.How can we get involved?
It's called punk rock for a reason! If you're over 25 you're too old to play punk and you must move on to jazz.
I hear ya. I tried the hybrid thing last year with Country and Rap, but it sounded like crap.Right now I'm playing a hybrid of Punk and Jazz.
It's called Junk.
Forget everything you know about chord progressions and harmonics. Instead concentrate on eighths, power chords and down strokes.How can we get involved?
Eighths of what?Forget everything you know about chord progressions and harmonics. Instead concentrate on eighths, power chords and down strokes.
...and one and two and three and four and five and...Eighths of what?
This is totally, positively untrue. Period!
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Forget everything you know about chord progressions and harmonics. Instead concentrate on eighths, power chords and down strokes.
Jazz is an advanced form of...well...er...it's the...maybe...Punk Rock is an advanced form of Jazz.
So... You start off playing the advanced form, and as you get more experience, develope your chops, and generally mature both as a person and a player, you switch to the less evolved form?It's called punk rock for a reason! If you're over 25 you're too old to play punk and you must move on to jazz.
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Hey it works for Devo!So... You start off playing the advanced form, and as you get more experience, develope your chops, and generally mature both as a person and a player, you switch to the less evolved form?
Is this what happens when you've spent your punk rock years smoking jazz cigarettes?