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fotoajojo28th May 2010you refer to tablature below a couple of times in the video, but I see no tab only two chord charts and the F#minor pentatonic scale. New to the site, perhaps I am not looking in the right place. Thanks
Stephane Lucarelli23rd May 2010Another cool lesson my friend !
Adrian Figallo22nd May 2010You know I love your lessons already so I won't go on and on about it. ;-) And a little laugh this time as well.
"...and you play this little weird chord too." I Love it and feel the same. What's its called, I don't care, just show it to me.
thanks brother! hahaha man i looked for the name of the chord
, but it's smarter than me 
kahall22nd May 2010You know I love your lessons already so I won't go on and on about it. ;-) And a little laugh this time as well.
"...and you play this little weird chord too." I Love it and feel the same. What's its called, I don't care, just show it to me.- Adrian Figallo21st May 2010
thank you sinisa!!
Sinisa Cekic21st May 2010Killer lesson,awesome tone !!
- Adrian Figallo20th May 2010
thank you man!!
Ivan Milenkovic20th May 2010That's what I call a fat rocking sound! Well done man
- Adrian Figallo20th May 2010
thanks daniel!
Daniel Realpe19th May 2010man, this mix is good! tone is killer!
- Adrian Figallo19th May 2010
hahaha thanks lian my brother
! 
Lian Gerbino19th May 2010I rock
he rocks
she rocks
it rocks
we rock
they rock
.. mmm, I'm forgeting one...
YOU ROCK ADRAIN!!!- Adrian Figallo18th May 2010The pilots (and you Adrian) certainly are rocking very hard - awesome!
Thank you kris!!, stp is one of my favorite bands!Great cover, man!
Thank you brother!Awesome lesson man!
Thanks man!!Awesome cover of a great song. But isn't this your second famous song lesson, since you've already covered Green Day's When I Come Around?
That's right man! we had a couple of problems publishing it before, but it was my first famous song lessonI am in awe of your BIG sound man !! Very nice !!
Owww thanks man, but it is very simple, just a couple of marshall with the bias all the way up 
zen18th May 2010I am in awe of your BIG sound man !! Very nice !!
Gitarrero18th May 2010Awesome cover of a great song. But isn't this your second famous song lesson, since you've already covered Green Day's When I Come Around?
Bogdan Radovic18th May 2010Awesome lesson man!
Zsolt Galambos18th May 2010Great cover, man!
Kristofer Dahl18th May 2010The pilots (and you Adrian) certainly are rocking very hard - awesome!
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Hello boys and girls, welcome to a new lesson over GMC, and this is a special one, cause it's my first "Famous Song" lesson.
The song is "Crackerman" by one of my all time favorite bands, the Stone Temple Pilots. This song is from the album "Core" (1992), great album, great guitar work and great song writting.
Be sure to check STP, it's a truly great rock band!
The song is very easy, we just have a couple of "weird" chords:
And the solo is played on the Pentatonic F Sharp Minor Scale:
I hope you all enhoy the lesson, and if you got any question give me a shout over the feedback!
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