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Kristofer Dahl20th October 2009Very creative riffing - love it Jerry 
(also it's great to see you tackle that bass!)
Marcus Siepen20th October 2009I absolutely love this lesson, great vintage 70's style riffing, those were the days 
Stephane Lucarelli20th October 2009Very cool riffs Jerry, sounds great!
Zsolt Galambos20th October 2009Awesome vintage riffs
Jerry Arcidiacono20th October 2009Thanks guys!
@ Kris: I played the bass live a lot in the past Still love this instrument!
Jonathan Burgos20th October 2009Yeah man! You have the rock in the blood! well done partner! 
Jerry Arcidiacono20th October 2009
Thanks!
Gerardo Siere20th October 2009Awesome lesson Jerry!
Bogdan Radovic20th October 2009Awesome lesson Jerry! Loved the composition and bass playing!
Pedja Simovic20th October 2009Awesome unison riffing Jerry, well done!
Jerry Arcidiacono20th October 2009Thank you again guys 
Piotr Kaczor20th October 2009Great riffing, Jerry! Awesome oldskool mood!
Crazy_Diamond20th October 2009Cool riff Jerry, reminds me Led Zeppelin
playaxeman20th October 2009Indeed lot of Led Zeppelin in this lesson.
Loved the riffing, great!!
Jerry Arcidiacono21st October 2009Thanks
NoSkill21st October 2009This is very cool, Jerry! Definately a lesson to work on. Thanks for producing it! My vote goes to more with combined parts like this!
Cheers!
Ivan Milenkovic21st October 2009Great material man, I love these riffs!
Gabriel Leopardi21st October 2009Cool riffing Jerry! I can feel the 70's rock vibes there!
Jerry Arcidiacono21st October 2009Glad you like it guys
Sinisa Cekic21st October 2009Cool riffing,great lesson Jerry !
Jerry Arcidiacono21st October 2009Thanks Sinisa
Emir Hot21st October 2009Great lesson man.
Jerry Arcidiacono21st October 2009Thanks man
Sensible Jones22nd October 2009Great lesson Jerry!!
kevvyg22nd October 2009You forgot to mention RUSH! The World's greatest ever rock trio!!! (In my opinion, of course!).
Great lesson!
Jerry Arcidiacono22nd October 2009Thank you SJ
@ kevvyg: ...... sorry... my fault 
You're right, of course. Gonna (re)listening some Rush's stuff
fkalich23rd October 2009Very nice. Led Zep would often play something like this, then break off into something different, a person might listen to some of their old records to hear how they use this as just one of several elements in a tune, to fully appreciate it.
Jerry Arcidiacono23rd October 2009
Toni Suominen27th October 2009Great riffing Jerry!
Jerry Arcidiacono27th October 2009Thanks Toni
Hi GMC:ers,
many of my favourite bands have a common point: they have a drummer, a bass player and a guitar player. When there are no keyboards or a second guitar, this line-up is more than good to support a singer while creating a strong rock sound.
Listen to many songs of Led Zeppelin, Rage Against The Machine, Extreme, Queen, Audioslave, Living Colour, etc.. to see what I mean!
Not to mention some of the best power trios like The Police, Cream or the Jimi Hendrix Experience...
Altough this lesson is not "In the style of Led Zeppelin", when I put down the backing track I chose drum patterns which reminds me some grooves by the Zep.
So, this lesson is my small tribute to the great John "Bonzo" Bonham. He is still considered to be one of the greatest rock drummers.
Ok, back to the lesson, I will show you some riffs where guitar and bass are playing the same notes. This means that, as guitar players, we use the lower strings most of the time, while playing together with a 4 strings bass.
The gear I used here is:
Washburn N2 (guitar)
Yamaha RBX260 (bass)
Marshall JCM900 VST from the SimulAnalog project (www.simulanalog.org)
Vintage Rock ezx of EZdrummer
Enjoy!
