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Introduction

INTRODUCTION 




Welcome to the blog! The name's Maeyer Benjamin and I'm an aspiring musician and a fan of rock and roll.




I'd consider myself to have a very... unique taste in music. Most kids my age are into contemporary pop and top chart hits. I'm more of a vintage-eared person. Pronounce any rock, metal, pop, blues or jazz artist/band and there's a high chance that I listen to them.

As a guitarist, rock and roll is considered as the benchmark for a kick-ass stage guitar performance. I've continuously worked to perfect my technique and groove in every genre, but rock and roll always catches my ears first. The best thing about perfecting guitar groove is because you only need to enjoy music often!

I'm writing this blog to all like-minded (or eared!) people who love classics and probably even musicians like myself. For all you pop-heads, I'm pretty convinced that I can convince you to listen to ACDC, Queen, Deep Purple, A7X and more!

Stay tuned for posts, and I hope this blog'll rock y'all like a hurricane! 

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