1. Favorite instrument 
2. Harmony or melody?
3. Favorite genres (for playing not listening)
4. Skill level
5. Some songs you can play
6. How often do you play your own material


My answers

1. Guitar, electric, and acoustic
2. Mostly harmony/rhythm with a little melody/lead
3. Alternative Grunge Hard rock and punk in that order  
4. Intermediate, starting to get kind of good
5. Zombie by the Cranberries; Ho Hey by the Lumineers;  Everlong By the Foo Fighters; Bankrupt on selling by Modest Mouse; and the intro to Miserlou to name a few
6. 70% of the music I play is my own 

1. Favorite instrument 
2. Harmony or melody?
3. Favorite genres (for playing not listening)
4. Skill level
5. Some songs you can play
6. How often do you play your own material

1. Acoustic guitar, though I also have a bass and an electric
2.I am usually just doing rhythm but I do like the old school hammer on and walk ups (pretty simple stuff but sounds great)
3.I grew up loving bluegrass folk music so I play a lot of old school music like that most of which I learned from my father, I also love 90's music, Neil young, the Beatles, and whatever else I find pretty enough to learn.
4.I have been playing for about 8 years now, so I think I got the basics down lol but definitely not good enough yet
5.well everyone learns stairway to heaven but I know thank you by zeppelin, let it be, Norwegian wood and others by the Beatles, layla by Clapton, and a bunch of simple chord progression type songs I think I have learned more songs than I can remember and its easy to forget which ones you know after 8 years but there is a lot of easy stuff out there to learn.
6.I do actually have at least four songs written out and I play them every day and I am always trying to think of new tunes I think anyone that plays an instrument does. Mine are kind of country folk type tunes kind of along the lines of Neil young.