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Alexiaden9310th March 2010Extremely melodic. Extremely cool. Awesome lesson, Lucio 
Crazy_Diamond10th March 2010Great solo Lucio soooo melodic. 
Adrian Figallo10th March 2010lucio bro!, amazing work!
NoSkill10th March 2010Awesome, man!
MirkoSchmidt10th March 2010wow, sounds awesome! have to learn that man! great work!
Fran10th March 2010Wow Lucio, this sounds just great!
kaznie_NL10th March 2010Very cool lesson!!! This might get on my list dude 
Ivan Milenkovic10th March 2010Awesome solo, very balanced and melodic. It should be a great practice for GMC members!
Shime10th March 2010Vicious & cool. Plus seems like something I could maybe actually learn to play after lots of practice!
Lian Gerbino10th March 2010awesome playing man!
Emir Hot11th March 2010love it man. Well done
Stephane Lucarelli12th March 2010Sound great, some really nice ideas Lucio!
playaxeman13th March 2010Cool and great trick you show use here. So very useful for rockers!!
Dennizzz11914th March 2010Great lesson man! but I doubt is those fast runs are lvl 5, I would rate it 6/7
Marcus Siepen14th March 2010Killer lesson, I love that solo
Lucio Antolini16th March 2010Thank you very very much!! I try to play everything melodic, even a fast rocker solo. A great tip is, dont forget this: we ever play music, not exercises.
And yes, is strange the way of put the level in my lessons, this is level 6 or 7 for me.
Thnk you again guys!!
Zsolt Galambos17th March 2010Very sweet! Love it
Daniel Realpe18th March 2010very nice soloing! and great backing track
Lucio Antolini21st March 2010thnks man!!
Hi rockers! In this lesson, we will study a guitar solo inspired in Paul Gilbert, Steve Vai, Van Halen and others. It contains a lot of legatos, tapppings and pitch harmonics.
It starts with a several doble stops and a cool melody in the realtive minor of A Major (F# minor). The second and third part has a cool rhythmic pattern, that you must pay attention to. Then it comes the fast part of the solo, that we divided in two parts (part 4 and part 5). The first one is an arpeggio with tapping in A Major with several blue notes (9º, 4º). And the second one is a legato lick in the F# minor scale. Is very important to practice this part very slowly and clean, without distorition and effects. Ending the solo with a nice melody in the A major scale.
Enjoy!!
