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Kristofer Dahl16th October 2010Very cool ballad and great illustration of how add9 can be used!
playaxeman16th October 2010Great composition. Very useful:Ii have learnt some new chords here. And it a great track to use to improvise maybe add a lesson with that too.
Zsolt Galambos16th October 2010Thank you!
Lian Gerbino16th October 2010love it Zolt! great composition and playing man! 
Zsolt Galambos16th October 2010Thank you, Lian!
WeePee16th October 2010Awesome !! And that backround looks like it's taken from Prince of Persia games/movie.
Mate Nagy16th October 2010that sounds cool man !
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thefireball16th October 2010Oh yeah! I was anticipating that distortion! 
I really liked this! I'm bookmarking so I can learn some new chords.
Denes Nagy16th October 2010great job Zsótiiii!!
Jerry Arcidiacono16th October 2010Love add9 chords. Great job
Adrian Figallo16th October 2010great zsolt, reminds me of metallica!
Zsolt Galambos16th October 2010Thank you, my friends!
Ben Higgins16th October 2010Excellent lesson Zsolt.. beautiful piece of music too !!
Zsolt Galambos17th October 2010Thank you, Ben!
Vasilije Vukmirovic17th October 2010Great composition!
Zsolt Galambos17th October 2010Thank you, Vasilije!
Juan Cortes19th October 2010Beautiful tune man! great harmonic sense
Zsolt Galambos19th October 2010Thank you, Juan! 
Daniel Realpe22nd October 2010cool stuff in here. Chorus is the savior fx in this type of bnalladsih playing
Zsolt Galambos23rd October 2010Thanks, Daniel
Mudbone23rd October 2010I've been waiting for a lesson like this, great tune man.
For some reason when I click on the Guitar Pro tabs I get the tabs for Lians Trivium lesson, which is also a great lesson.
Zsolt Galambos27th October 2010Thanks for the info, will check it immediately.
Ivan Milenkovic6th November 2010Great job, these cleans are very metal-like, but they can be used for other styles too. Very cool sounding!
Mudbone23rd November 2010I finally scheduled this into my practice routine, loving every second of it I seriously been looking for a lesson exactly like this forever. I fully intend on incorporating add9 chords into my playing. By the way, in regards to the GP tabs, its the correct one now sorry for the long response.
Zsolt Galambos25th November 2010No problem, man, glad you like it
I seriously been looking for a lesson exactly like this forever. I fully intend on incorporating add9 chords into my playing. By the way, in regards to the GP tabs, its the correct one now sorry for the long response.
Hi GMC'ers! In this lesson I've tried to catch the spirit of early Metallica ballads and compose a Power Metal ballad. I've mainly used add9 chords. These chords tend to sound exotic, and the minor add9s have a sad feel, especially when combined with open strings.
The song is fairly easy to play, although some chords require bigger fret hand stretches. Remember to relax your hands before trying these stretches, and if you feel uncomfortable, warm up your hands further. The distortion part is however very easy to play, and you should be able to play it regardless of your level.
Techniques:
* Add9 chords
* Open stings/ Chords - exotic tone
* Riffs
Tuning D:
D - G - C - F - A - D
(from thick to thin string)
Have fun! / Zsolt