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Marek Rojewski20th February 2010Yep some George spirit is in it:) Especially at the beginning. I think I'm gonna give this lesson a try, lately I am trying to learn the minor scale, as having only pentatonic scale at my disposal (and not knowing it inside out) is not enough even for me;)
playaxeman20th February 2010There are great solo parts in this lesson. The 3 part minor approach is also very useful.
So thanks for another great lesson.
Piotr Kaczor20th February 2010Excellent playing, Laszlo! Love this lesson! 
Bogdan Radovic20th February 2010Very good lesson topic and playing Laszlo!
NoSkill20th February 2010This is a very cool one, Laszlo! The tone is also awesome.
newguyatgmc20th February 2010Dude you ae just churning awesome lessons one after the other...
Adrian Figallo20th February 2010i find this very useful for beginners for sure!, a great example of how to change the positions!
Emir Hot20th February 2010Great stuff man.
Laszlo Boross20th February 2010Thanks guys! I hope this will be a really useful lesson! Glad you like it! 
Sensible Jones20th February 2010Another great, useful lesson!! Nice one Laszlo!!
Laszlo Boross20th February 2010 
Jonathan Burgos21st February 2010Laszlo! Great lesson partner! I ´like your tone, is great!
Laszlo Boross21st February 2010
Berglmir21st February 2010Great lesson - but THIS is a 3 (THREE!!)??
Good lord I´m experiencing backwards development of my skills - not good!! ;-)
Stephane Lucarelli22nd February 2010Great, important topic Laszlo & great playin' !
Laszlo Boross22nd February 2010Thanks for all the comments guys!
Lian Gerbino22nd February 2010nice lesson man, awesome playing!
Ivan Milenkovic24th February 2010Great tone, playing and feel Laszlo, you rock as always man
Zsolt Galambos24th February 2010Nice phrasing, awesome lines, man
Marcus Siepen28th February 2010awesome lesson Laszlo, well done
Hi GMC-ers!
Welcome to my new lesson, in which I would like to give some ideas on how we can use an E minor scale in three positions and how we can switch between them! Some parts of this solo reminds me a bit to George Lynch’s style. I guess his playing is unique.
The key of this lesson is E minor. We use three E minor scales. At the first the seventh and the eleventh fret
The solo begins in E minor at the 7th fret and after some slided notes we continue it with some open string blues patterns in the first and the second mode henceforward in E minor. Then this part is closed at the 7th fret again. The third part is at the 12th fret. Here we use mainly the E blues pentatonic scale.
And in the last part a simple melody playing from a 7th fret E minor scale again.
I hope you’ll enjoy this lesson!
The lesson contains the following techniques:
-bends
-slidings
-vibrato
-palm muting
-alternate picking
-scales
Good practicing!
-Laszlo
