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ZakkWylde26th January 2010Awesome! This speed is much more Slipknot like than the first one!
Sinisa Cekic26th January 2010Great !Dramatic and powerful 
Zsolt Galambos26th January 2010Killer 
Adrian Figallo26th January 2010wow daniel! im blown away by your tone, very good job!
Karl-ss26th January 2010PRetty awesome especially the solo! Reminded me of The blister Exists
Gerardo Siere26th January 2010So intrincate piece, congratulations!
Karl-ss26th January 2010Or tremolo lick whatever i should call it.. Im kind of... Blurred today
Daniel Realpe26th January 2010Thank you guys! apreciate it! Karl, the tremolo lick is based on "The Blister exists"
Bogdan Radovic26th January 2010Awesome lesson Daniel! Love the composition!
Crazy_Diamond26th January 2010Pretty close to the original Daniel ...
Lian Gerbino26th January 2010very well done man!
Jonathan Burgos27th January 2010brutal lesson! your tone is awesome!
Marcus Siepen27th January 2010awesome lesson
Emir Hot27th January 2010now this is what's called killer stuff
Aleksander Sukovic28th January 2010Killer riffs! Great tone! Well done Daniel.
kaznie_NL28th January 2010This seems so hard 
M/ !! Again you might want to add 7 string as a tag 
Laszlo Boross29th January 2010Killer riffing! Sounds great!
Daniel Realpe29th January 2010
M/ !! Again you might want to add 7 string as a tag 
Ivan Milenkovic31st January 2010Very cool lesson, with great harmonics and cool rhythm
Chowy Fernandez25th February 2010yeahh metal man!!!! i really enjoy your lesson sounds very cool and reminds me of mr thompson style great lesson daniel!!
Daniel Realpe26th January 2011Thank you Chowy and Ivan!
Hello GMC!
This is a lesson in the style of Slipknot on a more advanced level. Some fast stuff going on here. Different styles of riffing that the Slipknot guitarists use such as pinch harmonics in between the riffs and also even natural harmonics!
There’s a paused type of riff that requires your use of short term memory which I find pretty useful to practice this type of music. Also on their latest albums they have come to use some cool lead techniques like alternate picking and legato also used in this lesson.
I hope you enjoy this lesson and get the most out of it!
