Kitchen Jam

If you played Guitar Hero III back in the day, you'll definitely know this intro. The Killers' 2006 hit "When You Were Young" wasn't the hardest song in the game, but Dave Keuning's melodies inspired a whole generation of guitarists to trade the coloured fret buttons for real frets and strings, and take the challenge of learning the riff for themselves.

No matter how many hours you've spent practising by yourself in your bedroom, you don't really learn how to play in a band until you're in a room with other people. Putting practice into performance means listening to the sound around you, learning to match your rhythm to your bandmates and adjusting on the fly. That's how you really find your groove.

Isn’t it wild how your brain can archive every single beat of a song and then unlock a specific memory years later?