Spirit in the Night- Bruce Springsteen

I played that song at my friends house with him on bass, but I stopped playing to yawn. I don't like that song that much, but my friend liked that metal stuff. I forgot to mention that I like the solo stuff and not much of the chord/rhythym parts. Thanks guys.

5'7 130 pounds, but my calculator says I got 12% fat which isn't that bad.

Thanks, but I got all the Beatles and Zeppelin stuff easily done. But the Van Halen and AC/DC stuff is the farthest I am willing to go for new music. I should check out AC/DC, I thought they had boring stuff. Does anybody have good songs to play from AC/DC that would match my difficulty level? Thanks.

I Know You Rider- Grateful Dead

I have been playing for 6 months without a teacher, so I am pretty bad. I just wanted to know any fun songs that could help me become more used to my guitar. The hardest songs I can play now are maybe some of the easy Zeppelin stuff like Heartbreaker and Stairway to Heaven. Since I've Been Loving You is another easy one. I am currently working on Van Halen's Beat It and Eruption, but I mess up on the tremolo stuff, but the fingertapping is fine, but I hate those songs. I like the 60's and 70's stuff. So 80's gets a bit too new for me. So I don't like Teen Spirit and Child of Mine. I also got most of the songs by the Beatles, Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, the Who, and the Stones done, so you don't need to reccomend them. So does anybody have any fun songs that would match my skill level and music interests? Thank you very much.

He is my most hated artist. Where I live, everybody is in love with him. I can't stand his songs.

Wild Billy's Circus Story- Bruce Springsteen

I just don't want to return it saying that I wanted a digipak version, but later find out that everybody was lying and a digipak version doesn't exist. I posted this here because I thought that at least one person on this board bought today's albums.

A broken lamp.