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Kristofer Dahl26th October 2009Very cool first lesson Adrian! This should not only be useful for beginners but also for solo guitarists (like me) who haven't yet spent enough time on their rhythm chops.
Welcome to GMC once again! 
P.S Adrians intro thread can be found here.
-Zion-26th October 2009cool lesson..
Like Kris is saying, this will indeed be great for me in order to improve my rhythm chops..
Great..
And welcome to GMC.. 
Dexxter26th October 2009VERY GOOD LESSON! 
Very important, and something everyone needs but often forget among all the shred excercises
Adrian Figallo26th October 2009thanks for the feedback guys, i feel more than welcome here .
And yeah that's true, even for the most technical guitar player, it's always important to focus on the very basic things, rhythm is the roots of music
Gabriel Leopardi26th October 2009Cool first lesson Adrian! This one has vry interesting rhythm stuff!
Welcome again!
Pedja Simovic26th October 2009Welcome to GMC once again Adrian. Cool first lesson 
Bogdan Radovic26th October 2009Excellent first lesson! These rhythms are essential!
Gerardo Siere26th October 2009Great and well though first lesson. Welcome to GMC.
Zsolt Galambos26th October 2009Wow what a cool lesson! Welcome Adrian
Chokehold26th October 2009Great first lesson.
Adrian Figallo26th October 2009thanks for the great feedback guys, hope this helps somebody
skennington26th October 2009Man, this should really excite someone new to rhythm playing. Easy, fun and sounds cool! Great lesson man!
Frederik26th October 2009Nice Tatoos
vampire1826th October 2009cool lesson, a little thrash is always good,
but can you tell me whats the deal with your neck(guitar neck lol)?
Marek Rojewski26th October 2009Very cool lesson man!
Sensible Jones26th October 2009Great first lesson Adrian!!! Very useful stuff for all levels of player!!
Alexiaden9326th October 2009Wow ! Awesome lesson, and sweet guitar ! Is your bridge pickup a Seymour Duncan Hot Rail SHR-1 ? Having heard the sound your guitar makes, I am definitely getting one (two actually) of those !
Welcome to GMC !
TheOldOnes26th October 2009If I ever thought there was a mandatory lesson for beginners (and more advanced players), this would definitely be it! I suspect coupling this lesson with learning with a metronome could very well be one of the turning points for turning true beginners into budding guitar players!
Fran26th October 2009Excellent lesson Adrian
Adrian Figallo26th October 2009Thanks guys !
@vampire18, what do you mean ?
@Alexiaden93, thanks man, well it's a Dimarzio Chopper, i prefer Dimarzio over SD, not sure why, just make my ears happy.
If you are getting a chopper for the bridge, i would recommend a cruiser or some "area" for your neck, two choppers can sound too similar and i personally like the neck to have a little less output/gain than the bridge.
Adrian Figallo26th October 2009Woa thanks TheOldOnes and fran!
maharzan26th October 2009Nice Axe man.. I m jealous. Whats the amp? Nice sound.
Dylan Yzewin26th October 2009ooh are you a teacher on gmc
wow sick -> can you teach "Thunder Rock - Rock N Roll"
Dylan
newguyatgmc26th October 2009Nice lesson and cool sound too.
Adrian Figallo26th October 2009hey maharzan thanks!, well it's guitar rig 4 sounding here, guitar -> tube pre amp -> audio interface -> guitar rig 4 - cubase 4 or pro tools
And dylan, that would be a little hard cause it was an improvisation, i don't really even remember how to play it
Adrian Figallo26th October 2009thanks newguy!
MigeZ26th October 2009Cool lesson And its also useful for beginners and more advanced who haven't spend too much time playing rhythm like me
So thanks and Cheers 
Vasilije Vukmirovic26th October 2009Good concepts, I am planing to do same with jazz chords!
Keilnoth26th October 2009Very very nice lesson ! Bookmarked !
Eat-Sleep-andJam26th October 2009I didn't read all the comments but one thing I want to compliment you on, is not only your playing is great.
But this video quality is superb.
Feels like Hi- Def !
Nice job man
Adrian Figallo26th October 2009thanks guys, i think it's very cool that advanced players take the time to really master the easy stuff .
@vasilije, that's a great idea, i will def check that out (i'm a jazz super newbie)
@eat-sleep-andJam, thanks man!, i did the best i could!
Sergio Dorado26th October 2009Welcome again! This lesson is plenty of good rythm ideas. Great job!!!
Adrian Figallo26th October 2009thanks sergio!
Jerry Arcidiacono26th October 2009Great first lesson Adrian Welcome again!
Adrian Figallo27th October 2009thanks jarry !
kahall27th October 2009Very cool! Great right hand workout.
NoSkill27th October 2009Well, this was a nice surprise! Awesome, man! This is a pretty good rhythm warm up and great lesson. Thanks!
Adrian Figallo27th October 2009thanks guys, very glad you like it
Stephane Lucarelli27th October 2009Great job on your first lesson Adrian!
Welcome once again 
Sinisa Cekic27th October 2009Welcome again,very useful lesson
Toni Suominen27th October 2009Welcome Adrian, cool lesson!
Adrian Figallo27th October 2009thanks guys !
Piotr Kaczor27th October 2009Cool and useful! Great lesson, Adrian!
Adrian Figallo28th October 2009thanks piotr!!
Capt.Z28th October 2009Nice first lesson
Adrian Figallo28th October 2009thanks Capt.Z !
audiopaal28th October 2009"Rhythm is the roots of music"...
That's the best quote I've heard in a long time
Very nice lesson, really useful.
Your sound and playing is awesome!
Thanks for a great lesson man!
Adrian Figallo28th October 2009thanks for your feedback audiopaal, i really appreciate it !
Marcus Siepen7th November 2009Cool lesson, there are so many ways to play a couple of chords welcome to GMC
Emir Hot16th November 2009Great beginner stuff. I like this one
Adrian Figallo8th December 2009thanks guys!
Kristian Hyvarinen15th December 2010This is great, just by watching the main video I already have lots of new ideas for riffing! Adrian, you rock!
Adrian Figallo1st September 2011great have to have this one featured .
Let's look at some rhythmic variations to improve your tempo keeping/switching, and most importantly: to train your right hand.
Almost the entire lesson is played on two power chords, the power chord of E and the power chord of A.
In the end we got two very basic rhtyhm licks.
Enjoy the lesson and start working on that right hand!
--Adrian
