A wide range of genre's funk rock, blues, country etc.. I was thinking about taking lesson with him however i am short on money this month due to rent! I will most definatly pay for lessons at some point once i have my financial situation sorted out aha! I totally agree that pebber knows his stuff, he is a musical genius and i think its great that he is giving out this information for free! I hear what your saying about it being daunting, theres so much stuff i need to learn both on the guitar and off (music theory). I am more than happy to put in the hours as i am selling my TV for an amp to get rid of distractions; i just need something to start me of, could you possible give me a sample of where to start considering i have 3hours free a day and up to 6-7 on the weekends. You have been very helpful many thanks:)

Lastly, once i have practiced something for a long time and got all of the variations down (lets say trills again) do i remove that from my routine and start on something else e.g. spiders or begin to add more exercises on top of what i already have down?

Alright thanks for the advice!! managed to get in 6 hours of practice the other day was working on classical P-I-M-A patters, trills, two handed chords, majors scales linear and horizontal, and worked on a couple songs. Shout out to pebber for the routein has helped alot!! However i have noticed when i swithch from elctric to acoustic my dexterity etc.. gets a bit sloppy? Does this routein aim to improve guitar playing as a whole or just bass/elctric?

No as i have just joined the forum, could you tell me where it explains