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Hooligan
07-02-2009, 10:00 AM
Got the set list for Sunday and it looks like I'll be breakin out the Breedlove. Need to knock the dust off and put on a fresh set of Elixirs. I'll be strummin the spruce top on all four songs for Sunday's worship. To be honest I'm kinda bummed. I'm having such a wonderful time exploring new tones with my Pod and my wannabe Gibby LP. The all acoustic set comes as a bit of a let down.
But it's not about my entertainment is it now?
refin
07-02-2009, 03:49 PM
It's all fun if you make it that way.
Our band used to break out the acoustics in the 3rd set---the drummer used brushes on some songs,and we did Beatles and America tunes.It was fun,and went over well.
In church,I usually played electric---but I love acoustic too.
scooteraz
07-03-2009, 01:12 AM
I know the feeling. I am the acoustic guy for my church (usually) as well. But on most Sundays, I get a couple or three electric songs. I like those moments as well. And it is sort of a letdown when we have an acoustic only weekend. But it is about the worship.
BuckyB
07-04-2009, 02:40 AM
As the only guitarist in our little church, I almost always play a hybrid, so I can cover both electric and acoustic. But every once in a while, when I get the week's list, I come to the conclusion that the acoustic is all that's needed, so that's all I bring. Like Hooligan it's a Breedlove Atlas. Those weeks are pretty rare (maybe once or twice a year), but when they happen, I enjoy playing the big box as a change of pace.
LesStrat
07-04-2009, 06:14 AM
I love it all.
I rarely play guitar in church anymore. Mostly, I play keys.
In my band, OTOH, it's ALL guitar!
Telejazzer
07-21-2009, 01:01 AM
I always(almost) use acoustic when song leading like last Sunday. I love it during the singing time, but when the instrumental part of worship kicks in I miss the lead/fill ins that I feel only an electric guitar can do. But as Hooligan said, it's about servititude. ;)
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