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Dude same, I don't know most of those classic songs, they just don't do it for me. I can see how it can make it hard as a teacher lol. Improv concepts are definitely more useful overallI agree completely, I was the same way. But at the same time, I think for *some* people, if you push them to learn that kind of stuff to early it can turn them off from guitar and music. A lot of us gotta find our way a little first and then come into theory. It's never too late!It's definitely better to learn things slow and thorough. A lot of people just wanna go fast even if it doesn't sound good or they arent playing it right, which was definitely me for a few years. But sometimes learning something too fast or our of my league early on pushed me to get better and made me more confident to keep learning intimidating things.
Dude same, I don't know most of those classic songs, they just don't do it for me. I can see how it can make it hard as a teacher lol. Improv concepts are definitely more useful overall
I agree completely, I was the same way. But at the same time, I think for *some* people, if you push them to learn that kind of stuff to early it can turn them off from guitar and music. A lot of us gotta find our way a little first and then come into theory. It's never too late!
It's definitely better to learn things slow and thorough. A lot of people just wanna go fast even if it doesn't sound good or they arent playing it right, which was definitely me for a few years. But sometimes learning something too fast or our of my league early on pushed me to get better and made me more confident to keep learning intimidating things.
