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 | Name: Lanny Surname: Landgraf Gender: Male Age: 21 Country: United States City: Philadelphia Experience (years): 7 Profile views: 6458 Posts: 1126 Instruments Played:Guitar, bass and piano. Check Out My Music Project: Skepsis Check Out My Music Project: Arshreddian Orchestra Lanny on Facebook Favorite Bands and Styles of Music:Anything that makes me feel something.Check out my lessons here on this site! My Lesson Plan Biography:When I'm not listening to music everything just seems really lame. I'm cynical and I really don't like people all that much. The following flash game pretty much sums up how I feel about life sometimes; EVERY DAY THE SAME DREAM.Been playing guitar for quite some time now, I play bass and piano as well. I am a soldier in the United States Army, serving as a 25Q with the 146th Signal Company, DSTB (Division Special Troops Battalion), 1st Armored Division, Weisbaden Army Airfield, Germany. My dad bought me my first guitar when I was ten years old. It was a Yamaha classical guitar which cost fourty dollars. At the time, I was too much into playing hockey and didn't care much for the instrument ( I wound up selling the guitar seven years later for sixty dollars). At fourteen, a friend convinced me to learn to play the bass. I bought my first bass for $200. It was a Hartke beginner bass pack which came with a fifteen watt amp. I formed a band with three of my friends, two guitar players and a drummer. A year later we broke up and I bought my second guitar. It was an LTD EX-250. I bought the guitar after playing my buddeis LTD EX-260. At this point all I cared for in life was guitar. Of course I was only interested in shredding like Eddie Van Halen. Two years later, at seventeen, I dropped out of highschool and focused soley on guitar. My buddy and I would play about ten hours of guitar a day, drink beer, eat shrooms and watch Futurama. I soon realized that playing in my buddies basement was not going to get me famous... And that I could never play like Eddie! I moved to a small town called Chalfont, right outside of Philadelphia. I got a job, went back to school and started college, but still focused heavily on my music. I broadened my horizons and started learning progressive, neo-classical, jazz and experimental guitar styles. I tweaked my bass skills, learned to play piano and began studying basic studio recording/engineering mechanics. I set up a small, cheap studio and laid down as many tracks as I could and whether they were good or bad, I threw them on the internet for people to hear. Since then, I have been in a couple bands and worked with many incredible musicians from all over the world. Here are a few of them:
After awhile, juggling college, work and my music projects began to wear on me. I decided to put my life on hold and join the Army. So here I am today. Fun fact, I have lived in 12 cities: Camden, NJ; Hadden Township, NJ; Cherry Hill, NJ; Cleveland, OH, Rochester, NY; Pittsburgh, PA; Richmond, VA; Philadelphia, PA; Ft. Jackson, SC; Ft. Gordon, GA; Erbenheim, Weisbaden (WAAF), Hessen, DE; Camp Liberty, Baghdad, Iraq. If you have any questions regarding guitar or music theory, don't hesitate to ask! You can PM me directly from this site, or email me from this site using the link below.
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