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Music Autobiography Music has been a big part of my life since I was young. I was seven years old when I received my first guitar. It was a black electric guitar that my parents purchased at Walmart. It had a tiny amp and a cable jack that came with it. I never could play any songs on the guitar, just some really loud noises that probably annoyed my parents. I started listening to rock music after I got the electric guitar because I liked the loud guitar and the powerful drums. Another influence was my father because he had hundreds of CD's that we would listen to in the car. When my love for music really kicked in was when I went and saw Nickelback, Breaking Benjamin, and Sick Puppies in concert in Greensboro. Those three bands are modern rock bands that I really enjoy. When the flames came out of the stage and the first guitar riff started, I knew that I was in …show more content…

I was saddened at first, but then happy because I realized that I am at the level where I don’t need lessons. I continue to learn songs on my own and try to better myself. Playing the guitar helps me relax and calms me down on a bad day. It is amazing that music can have that big of an effect on people. I wish that more people would play music or just listen to it because maybe that would solve most of the problems in America. Now, in two thousand seventeen, I am scheduled to see thirty bands. I will analyze the guitar players and even now the singers to understand what they do to make them sound good. It is crazy to think that one concert changed my life forever. One concert created my love of music and inspired me to start playing music on my own. I have started to write my own music and melodies. I hope that I can play in front of thousands of people one day and inspire young kids. It would be an honor for someone to say I was the reason they started playing

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