Woohoo! I've signed up for Freak Guitar Camp 2017

[Logrinn]

This is going to be so awesome. And I'm really curious to find out if there'll be any guest appearances. Previous years there's been guitarists like Guthrie Govan, Bumblefoot, Uli Jon Roth and others visiting and sharing their wisdom.
A friend of mine went last year, but this will be my first time.

Freak Guitar Camp

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[fdesalvo]

That is an awesome opportunity, man.  Now bring back some noodly tricks for us.

 

[Logrinn]

I sure will. But the camp isn't until august so it will take a while before I have proof of my being there.

 

[weezingthejuicebodhi]

That looks like a lot of fun - everyone looks loose and laid back. Is it reasonably priced that the average man can do it?

P.S. Something looks wrong - what are those papers they have on the music stand shaped thingys?

 

[Logrinn]

The cost is (quote from their webpage):

Besides all the classes, the registration fee includes all the course material, a bed at night (nothing fancy but you won't do much sleeping anyway!) and splendid, nutritious food cooked by our own professional Freak Guitar Camp Cook, the one and only Fiffi Tjusling! All this and plenty more is included at the price of 7000 Swedish crowns (approx. 900 US $/750 €/650 £)!

Those white thingys are standard notation or tabs 
Also from their webpage:

Most of the teaching is based around demanding Freak Guitar Camp tunes accompanied by a ridiculous amount of pages in both standard notation and tablature, exclusively put together by IA (music) and Linus (notation) for the camp, a zillion backgrounds, both with guitar and without, for you to practice your brains out to. There will also be attention paid to other interesting artists' music. IA is always working hard to put together more and more challening stuff over the years.

 

[weezingthejuicebodhi]

That actually seems very reasonably priced for what it is thats awesome.

Standard Notation!? This breaks the guitar player!

 

[Logrinn]

Yes, standard notation isn't my strongest skill. I learned it 40+ years ago, but of course, to be good at it, one needs to keep at it. You can't ignore it for 35 years and then think you can read standard notation ... :icon_scratch:

So, with the tab option, I think I'll manage. And of course a whole week with intense playing with a lot of like minded, I'm sure will rub off some good things,