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Kristofer Dahl15th November 2009Brilliant arrangement Gabriel
- also I love how the guitars occasionally alternate between unison playing and harmonies.
kaznie_NL15th November 2009Misery business
I have ust covered this song with my band a week ago ![]()
Bogdan Radovic15th November 2009Love this lesson Gabriel! ![]()
Sensible Jones15th November 2009I've only recently heard of them and you've captured their sound perfectly Gabe!!! ![]()
Very nice, are Paramore like a punk version of Maiden? This sounds very much like Iron Maiden to me =) But I love Maiden so it's all good, thanks for nice lesson
Fran15th November 2009Awesome, I love Paramore
Fingerspasm15th November 2009Good Lesson, I like seeing the backing track and the lead and seeing how they work together. Most of the time we get one or the other and its not always easy for beginners to see the relationship between the Rhythm and the lead. So when you can see both its nice.
NoSkill15th November 2009This is really cool, Gabriel! Thanks man!
Gabriel Leopardi15th November 2009
Ramiro Delforte15th November 2009Cool sounding lesson Gabe!!! ![]()
Santiago Diaz Garces15th November 2009Paramore should take a look to you Gab!. Hahaha. Awesome lesson
Gabriel Leopardi15th November 2009Thanks Ramiro and Santiago!
Pedja Simovic15th November 2009Cool lesson Gabriel I like the arrangement you made.
Emir Hot15th November 2009Very nice Gabriel. I like everything in this one. Great arrangements
midnight16th November 2009Great job!
The vid cuts out at 1:02 abruptly. Is it supposed to be 1:56 long...I guess if it was was, it would be. (lol)
Anyway, love it.
Ivan Milenkovic16th November 2009Great arrangement Gab, this could be a very good song mate, you made a very quality material
midnight16th November 2009Now the video works. Must be my glitchy PC.
Gabriel Leopardi16th November 2009Thanks guys for the comments!
Jonathan Burgos16th November 2009Mortal Gabi! well done, great work... as always.
Laszlo Boross16th November 2009Great lesson Gabriel! Very useful stuff! ![]()
maharzan16th November 2009wow.. I just discovered this! I am looking to exactly arrange this type of music since long. Now, I need to explore.
Very cool lesson at the right time!
Gabriel Leopardi16th November 2009I'm glad that you like it! Thanks for the comments!
Lian Gerbino16th November 2009awesome lesson and playing Gab! well done ![]()
THE BUZZARD17th November 2009i just heard of this group the other day...i must investigate farther..cool sounding tune!!
Gabriel Leopardi17th November 2009Thanks Lian and Buzzard! ![]()
Aleksander Sukovic17th November 2009Great song, awesome arrangement! Way to go, Gabriel ![]()
rokchik18th November 2009Another great lesson Gabriel
Paramore is a new favourite of mine and you've nailed them with this lesson. Thanks for this one. I always love seeing a new lesson from you cause I know it's going to be amazing. Can't wait for more... even though I have a few to catch up on ![]()
Gabriel Leopardi18th November 2009
Stephane Lucarelli18th November 2009Great lesson & arrangement Gabriel !:)
Daniel Realpe18th November 2009Great lesson, really sounds like them!
CathShadow19th November 2009I LOVE IT!!!! Everything fits perfectly together and its so fun to play ![]()
Gabriel Leopardi19th November 2009Thanks! It's great to know that you enjoy playing it! ![]()
Zsolt Galambos19th November 2009Great lesson, man! It completely reflects the modern punck rock style ![]()
Gabriel Leopardi29th November 2009







In this lesson I composed a full song based in Paramore's guitars work.
Hello GMC! Welcome to my new lesson in the style of the popular punk/rock/pop band called Paramore. They were formed in Franklin, Tennessee in 2004 and they recorded three albums. Each one of these albums has its style/orientation but always keeping the combination of punk/rock guitars with the powerful voice of Hayley Williams. Paramore is a very young band but I can say that I am constantly discovering many newer bands influenced by their music and melodies.
In this lesson I composed a full song based in their two guitars work. Josh Farro is the main composer and the lead guitar player who is always playing melodies while the second guitar player (Taylor York) keeps playing power chords and riffs. We will explore their most used techniques, chord progression and the way they arrange the guitars.
The structure of this lesson is: Intro – Verse – Chorus – Bridge – Solo – Intro.
Key: D minor
I hope that you enjoy it!
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