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University of Montana students prep for start of semester Look out, world. Seth Amphetamine and Joe the Prophet may be coming to your music consciousness, straight from the University of Montana campus. Read more on Missoulian

A season for seekers With dusk approaching, Aimee Wiest has music to light the way and she’s got the room of seekers at St Peter’s parish hall singing on August 19 for the summer spirituality series. Read more on The News Journal

Teenager intends to stay in spotlight A TEENAGE girl who dreams of stardom is cramming as many appearances under the spotlight into her school holidays as possible. Read more on Northern Echo

i don’t wanna get any specific band,
just a book with a variety of guitar tabs for different metal bands.

thank you :]
no, i despise those stupid websites,
very inaccurate.

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North Central Massachusetts Community Calendar Thursday, Aug. 26 Bingo: Every Thursday at Leominster K of C 406, 484 Lancaster St. 978-840-6633. Doors open at 4 p. Read more on Sentinel & Enterprise

E-friend of the Week: Anna Cole, 30 Meet Juice’s e-friend of the week. Read more on Juice

Hurricane Katrina book signings, benefits and more on Saturday, August 21, 2010 What’s happening in and around New Orleans. Read more on New Orleans Times-Picayune

Lebanon street festival returns tonight LEBANON – Organizers of the third 3rd Friday festival in downtown Lebanon are promising three times the fun to start the weekend. Read more on The Western Star

HOBO DAYS: Jungle entertainment in full swing Friday Tale made Aug 19, 2010 – 16:09:22 CDT. Beneath the grease-stained, dirt-spotted tan hat with a wide brim and a long feather jutting up from the side of it, Backwoods Jack’s blue eyes seemed to smile at onlookers. Read more on Forest City Summit

Hi everyone,

I just bought a Nirvana Chord Book and there are songs in it that have riffs or introductions, but i find it really hard to read them because they are not tabbed or in the form of sheet music. it would come up with things like ‘F#’ and ‘A#’, things like that. how do you read these? is there an simpler way?

– Thanks