In the 80's we had

Steve Vai's - Eugene's Trick Bag from the film Crossroads




In the 90's we had




In the 2000's we had maybe?

Paul Gilbert - Technical Difficulties



In the 2010's ?


Maybe a Guthrie track?

What do you think?

Would you agree on my choices?

Yeah, I'd probably agree that Guthrie is this era's all round guitar extraordinaire

From the 80's there was so much to choose from.. I'd agree with the Vai track for sure. Also, Eruption for much of the 80's, anything Vai did with Roth, anything by Yngwie..

These are all awesome tracks indeed, who masters them, he can really play good. So much combinations and exercises in there

man, Eric J. is THE master...he is one of those guys that no one imitates...because we can't

in the 2010's...

I think for the 80's we would probably have to add Satch Boogie.And from the 90's maybe something from Greg Howes' Introspection album , maybe Jump Start or Button up?Which reminds me that I need to go back and finish TRYING to learn Jump Start

Insane licks , but it's worth a try

Tommorrow we'll see the topic for the next Sinisa's video chat on monday " Learn to play Guthrie Gowan's Wonderful Slippery Thing"

That's not a problem !!The question is - are you ready for this ?!?!?

It would be awesome if you teach this one Sinisa! Tell me when and I'll be there!!

Maybe I have a better idea: a some song of BB King ?!? Sometimes three tones say much more than 3 000!

haha that's true.. ok, I hope that you are honest and that you are not trying to work less...