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Kristofer Dahl31st December 2009Awesome Adrian - I usual I love your sound, attitude, explanations and rock arrangement. Thanks! 
synfection31st December 2009Awesome tune and lesson Adrian!
Bogdan Radovic31st December 2009Cool rocking lesson Adrian! 
Mr T31st December 2009Instant bookmark! This is such a great style
Sensible Jones31st December 2009Great stuff Adrian!! 
Alexiaden9331st December 2009Wow really heavy-sounding melody ! Well done
dark dude31st December 2009Very cool lesson!
playaxeman31st December 2009Liked this stuff: it is great!!
JuanMV31st December 2009Impressive lesson Adrian!
Ivan Milenkovic31st December 2009Very nice rocking tune, sounds very cool, and your performance is cool as well. Rock on!
Adrian Figallo31st December 2009thanks guys!, i'm really glad you like it!
also is the last lesson of the year !
Gary31st December 2009Very rocking tune Adrian.. another great lesson!
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Adrian Figallo31st December 2009thanks gary, glad u liked it!
Sergio Dorado31st December 2009Great lesson, Adrian!
Emir Hot31st December 2009Great lesson man. I hear some really interesting panned guitar on my L and R speaker in the first part. Sounds like a space effect
Adrian Figallo31st December 2009thanks sergio and emir!, and yeah bro the ryth guitar is with a tremolo effect going on , got that from billy gibbons, he used it a lot on the "rythmeen" album 
NoSkill1st January 2010I enjoyed this Adrian! That tremolo effect is funky man! Bookmarked!
Adrian Figallo1st January 2010thanks man! and yeh hehe that effect it's groovy!
Toroso1st January 2010Awesome players! Awesome lesson! Thanks Adtrian
Keilnoth1st January 2010Cool rock !
Nice lesson, I love it ! Bookmarked...
Adrian Figallo1st January 2010thanks for the feedback toroso and keilnoth!, super glad u liked it!
Sinisa Cekic1st January 2010Very cool lesson Adrian !!
Adrian Figallo1st January 2010thanks sinisa!
Berglmir2nd January 2010Love it! Two styles I REALLY like mixed into one - it´ll be my first lesson to learn 2K10!!
Cheers!
zoom2nd January 2010Love everything your've done so far! keep it coming bro
Adrian Figallo2nd January 2010woaa thanks for the great feedback Berglmir and zoom, im truly happy
Frankster2nd January 2010Its a really cool lession
Many Thanks
Adrian Figallo2nd January 2010glad u liked it Frankster!
Daniel Realpe4th January 2010Really cool sounding lesson. This can get beginners miles ahead!
rokchik4th January 2010Awesome lesson Adrian (and awesome t-shirt )
Gerardo Siere5th January 2010Love the panning fo the rhythm section!
Adrian Figallo6th January 2010thanks a lot guys!
Zsolt Galambos6th January 2010Cool!
kahall7th January 2010Beginners there is a lot here for you in this lesson to work on your clean rhythm playing.
Adrian, you have this kind of playing mastered. It sounds great and if what I sound like trying to play this is any indication of how much time you have spent with the details of playing like this it has to be a long time. Added to my to do list for sure. Great to have you here.
Adrian Figallo7th January 2010wow kahall! thanks for that great comment, i really really appreciate it, feel more than welcome here .
Laszlo Boross7th January 2010The effect in the beginning is a very good idea! Sounds great! Very useful lesson! 
Piotr Kaczor7th January 2010You rock!!! Great lesson, Adrian!
Mate Nagy29th October 2010This lesson is really sweet sounding
Adrian Figallo27th August 2011thanks guys, i'm glad to have this one featured.
Hey boys and girls, welcome to a new lesson!, some days ago a friend asked me for my two favorite guitar players, so after a quick break i replied Angus Young and Billy Gibbons, even now i don't really know if they are actually my fav guitar players, but i LOVE their playing for sure (they were the first 2 to came to my mind), and i have this idea to make a lesson trying to (and being super humble here) combine their two styles.
Both are blues oriented guitar players and both ROCKS using one or two scales, and they made and still making hit songs using 3-4 chords!
So we are using here just 3 chords, one scale and a lot of attitude!
The chords are:
