Yeah, it's one thing to listen and another to actually have the ability to play what you are hearing. This is quirky music that takes a awhile to unravel and much longer to "master". Any guitarist that goes down that road is going to have a more diverse palette to draw on than many that didn't since they are such an eclectic brew. Many worthwhile musical lessons are learned in the process. Finding people to play it with and actually finding an audience for it is usually does not balance out with the effort put in to learn it, unless you are aiming for tribute band-land. It's more about where you set the bar at a time in your development as a player and the heights you personally look to scale as a musician.
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