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Kristofer Dahl18th August 2010These lessons are especially cool from a songwriting perspective - love it Zsolt!
Mudbone18th August 2010Zsolt, this is a fantastic lesson, I'm really digging it!
thefireball18th August 2010Haha - sweeeet!
arpejoes18th August 2010NIce Lesson
Jerry Arcidiacono18th August 2010Very strong riffs man!
Adrian Figallo18th August 2010very nice riff man, you should work it into a song!
Zsolt Galambos18th August 2010Thank you all! 
Gerardo Siere18th August 2010I love that Metallica-boggie thing. Great volcano background btw
Daniel Realpe18th August 2010this is the formula for groove! bluesy scales and cool riffing
Zsolt Galambos18th August 2010Thank you
Vasilije Vukmirovic22nd August 2010Great idea!
Ivan Milenkovic25th August 2010Cool heavy blues riffs
Zsolt Galambos25th August 2010Thank you, guys! 
Mate Nagy27th October 2010This lesson is a truly inspiring one, and a must-practice for beginner guitarists !
Zsolt Galambos27th October 2010Thank you, Mate! Those are kind words from you!
Hi GMC-ers!
In the previous lesson, I've shown you a bluesy approach in Metallica's James Hetfield's style. Now I will do a lesson that is based around a simple groove.
The approach is the same. The lesson is simple, some heavy riffs are included just like James did it in Load/Reload era, but I've also added some blues chords.
This lesson includes:
Grooves
Legato
Bluesy Approach
Heavy Riffing
Bluesy chords
Don't forget, I tune down a whole step: D, G, C, F, A, D
Have fun!
-Zsolt
