Kristofer Dahl13th July 2010Boy I am blown away by the the brutality of this riff and your chops! =D Welcome again to GMC Attila!
Attila's intro thread can be found here.
Wilska13th July 2010Awesome lesson, crazy riffing. Damn, wish my name was Attila, that's awesome =) Welcome
Bogdan Radovic13th July 2010Awesome lesson!
Welcome to GMC Attila! 
Piotr Kaczor13th July 2010Welcome again, Attila! Killer riffing!
ZakkWylde13th July 2010These kind of Trademark-Loomis-Riffs are always the hardest part for me to learn if I try to cover a Nevermore song...
Zsolt Galambos13th July 2010Power and strenght is what this lesson is all about! Welcome again, Attila, great to have you here
Vasilije Vukmirovic13th July 2010Some power riffs here!
- ZakkWylde13th July 2010
By the way, what guitar is that? Is this a Custom made Schecter or is it a modified Loomis signature model?
Gabriel Leopardi13th July 2010Wou! This riff is killer! Great lesson Attila! and welcome again!
Lian Gerbino13th July 2010Awesome!!! welcome again man!
Adrian Figallo13th July 2010amazing attila!!!! and that's an awesome schecter, is that custom?
Attila Voros13th July 2010Thank You guys for Your kindness!!!
- Attila Voros13th July 2010
This schecter 7 string is a customized Jeff Loomis guitar. What we did was make a little better acces for reaching the higher frets easier, customized the neck for more like a thinner but still fat "'v-type" neck, and of course the paint job. At the end even Jeff didn't recognize it:)
Lately I changed the factory EMG pickups for passive Artec pickups!
Please, feel free to ask anything about the guitar!
Cheerz!
Attila 
kaznie_NL13th July 2010Haha, cool Loomis type guitar man
Sick riff 
prety damn hard >< Great to have you on board!
Chowy Fernandez13th July 2010hey man welcome again i hope the next lessons rock !! chears!!
Daniel Realpe13th July 2010this is extreme riffing! and you have the name for a fighting character or a legend!
- Attila Voros13th July 2010
Haha:) It's funny to see how much people love the name, Attila which is absolutely a common name in Hungary just like John in the States. It's still metal though:)
- Attila Voros13th July 2010
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Alexiaden9313th July 2010Wow, awesome song, awesome playing, and that background animation was just... well... Awesome !
Welcome to GMC ^^
Karl-ss13th July 2010O SHI- Attila Csihar picked up the guitar!
Santiago Diaz Garces14th July 2010Awesome lesson and killer riffing!!
Welcome to GMC Attila!!
Ivan Milenkovic14th July 2010Wow, great riff man, brutal!
Laszlo Boross14th July 2010Fantastic first lesson Attila! Welcome to GMC!
- Attila Voros14th July 2010
Thank You guys! It is really an honor to be the part of this awesome and kind community!
i Wish You all the best! 
Stephane Lucarelli15th July 2010Great lesson & welcome once again Attila !
thefireball16th July 2010Dang! Awesome one!! Nice 7 string guitar!!!
Pedja Simovic19th July 2010You just exploded with that riff Attila, great 1st lesson man
Jonathan Burgos22nd July 2010Excellent man!! awesome lesson!
Dejan Farkas1st August 2010Killer riffs
Mate Nagy27th October 2010This riff is extremely brutal . . .
- Adrian Figallo2nd November 2011
my god, this is an incredible guitar player, i would love to see new stuff!
TuckerG15th June 2012Haha, I think this is the first time I've heard the word Brutal applied to music as an academically true description, not just a power word. Got me charged up, adrenaline going pretty good, lol.
That's how music should do! Very awesome Good Sir!
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Dear GMC fellows,
This is the first Nevermore song/riff I picked to show You here at GMC. The intro riffs are off the first song of the new record, The Obsidian Conspiracy. The song is probably one of the most „nevermorish” song of the record so it is also a good example to show Jeff’s extraordinary guitar and songwriting style. The song is tuned a half step down on a seven string (as usually). The notes are: Bb-Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb
Enjoy it!
AttilaFor this lesson the following techniques/scales were used:
Mixed legato and alternate picking
Hammer-ons
Pull-offs
Muting
Diminished style riffing
Chromatic riff