Very few guitarists play nylon-string. They don't know how to get the sound out of them. That's something I've spent a lot of time on.
The guitar is the easiest instrument to play and the hardest to play well.
I was definitely not one of those kids prodigy guitar players.
I've got 50 different tunings in the guitar.
People didn't know I played guitar on all the hit records I had. I've never been in an acoustic guitar magazine and I'd put myself up against anybody.
The guitarist always looks a bit clever because he's got so many strings and apparently knows what to do with them.
As far as being a 'player's player,' you've only got to go to Nashville or Argentina and you can forget about it. The world is full of amazing guitar players, and you know it, and I know it...it's a humbling experience.
I've been playing the bass guitar for almost twelve years and fretless for about nine, so I've got quite a bit of mileage in my hands already.
I always call myself a "student" of the guitar.
I'll never be the best guitar player.
It takes a lifetime and a half to master the classical guitar.
I was never really a virtuoso guitar player per se.
Dime knew the importance of every aspect of playing the guitar.
It's insane for me to say this, but I've never been in a room with anyone that's more talented on the electric guitar than Brendan O'Brien.
I find it quite easy to play chords, and, you know, that was all I ever did. I never wanted to be a lead guitarist.
