There’s enough guitarists in the world.
I’ll be frank. Feeling like God will punish you for not being a guitarist, or feeling tempted to listen to Charles Manson or to fear certain chord progressions, sounds a little bit too much like you’re trying to be silly here. Have II-V-I’s suddenly become scary or something?

(Well … let’s not get into that.)
But let’s say you’re not being silly.
Yes, there can be a real temptation to appreciate certain forms of music that can be a near occasion of sin. No, not everyone has the same occasions of sin.
Not everyone would listen to, say, Cradle of Filth and have temptations to grow sentimental about the occult. Others, with certain backgrounds, might. Not everyone would listen to trance and suddenly have memories of using drugs or womanizing. Others will. Obviously, avoiding such temptations is prudent, and not doing so is sinful.
Now, can music be evil even beyond mere lyrics? Yes, it can. As someone once said, music is a lot more than just pretty noises. It can be used on purpose to evoke certain emotions, and it can be used like a tool to indulge in certain passions. And IMO, anyone who doesn’t understand that music can lead us into certain spiritual states just hasn’t been reflecting particularly well.
So yes … if you have temptations, leave it alone.
And even if you don’t, put down that guitar, and pick up a **real **instrument.
