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Bogdan Radovic19th November 2008Excellent lesson Andrew , this is top notch stuff for any beginning guitar player!
Emir Hot19th November 2008great lesson and concept.
kaznie_NL19th November 2008Excellent Andrew!
Ivan Milenkovic19th November 2008Again, great lesson Andrew, this is quality stuff and essential for every beginner to see.
PS Why didn't you make these back when I was starting?? 
Nazgul19th November 2008Wow, wished I had this when I started. 
Capt.Z19th November 2008Awesome!! Cool to see Andrew on "The Big Screen"
Dexxter19th November 2008Very nice Andrew for beginners!
One thing:
In video nr 3, in the text section, you have accidentely (I suppose) put box 5 instead of box 1.
Keep this serie going! 
Pi3819th November 2008I really wish that I had these when I first started, but I'm glad others will get that opportunity. Great lessons, Andrew!
Fran19th November 2008Great lesson, this is a must know for every beginner out there!
Kuba Szafran19th November 2008Great series, very useful stuff Andrew !
Carlos Carrillo19th November 2008very useful stuff Andrew!! Excellent for any beginning guitar player!!
Muris Varajic19th November 2008ABSOLUTELY useful stuff Andrew,thanks!!
Hisham Al-Sanea19th November 2008very good lesson Andrew.helpful
Dejan Farkas19th November 2008Nice lessons, good job Andrew
Gerardo Siere20th November 2008Very usefull stuff!
Andrew Cockburn20th November 2008Thanks a lot guys!!!
@Dexxter - well spotted thanks - I have uploaded corrected graphics and I think the lesson will be re-published shortly.
Sergio Dorado20th November 2008Useful series
Piotr Kaczor20th November 2008Very useful Andrew! Great job!
Caelumamittendum20th November 2008Very useful for any beginner! I'm sure a lot of people will gain a lot from these series.
Jad Diab20th November 2008Great lesson Andrew
Pedja Simovic21st November 2008Andrew we needed this here. Keep the series coming this is great
Sinisa Cekic21st November 2008Top concept Andrew,bravo !
Andrew Cockburn21st November 2008Thanks guys!
Vinod Saranga22nd November 2008Great Job Andrew
Cool backing too
Defaultti25th November 2008Very nice lessons.
Great job!
Fretburns15th December 2008good job Andrew,i wish id had these when i first started....one thing i was wondering is...what is the advanced level speed for the 1st position pentatonic pattern....ive never heard anyone play it at a super fast speed,and even tho i can play very fast..ive never been super fast at playing pentatonic 2 note patterns....hope that all makes sense....im sure a lot of guys have thought the same thing....3 and 4 notes per string are loads easier for me,super fast....thanks
Uurgh17th May 2009Hey, what's the name of that metronome program in video 4?
Btw, love your theory board and your vids too .
Alexiaden9321st May 2009Awesome lesson, Andrew ! I especially liked the way you faded into the video at the beginning !
Andrew Cockburn22nd May 2009
.Uurgh27th May 2009Thanks .
wello13th September 2011i don't know why i feel scales are very boring..i want to memories them but, they all sound the same along with notes names and chords!
Kristofer Dahl14th September 2011Just got a guitar? No idea what to do next? Confused about where to start?
First steps is a series of beginner videos that will take you step by step from the very first day, and launch you on your guitar career! We'll show you the basics and we'll show you how to benefit from all the other amazing lessons at GuitarMasterclass, and when we are done you will be a guitar expert like no other!
Lesson 6 - The Scales of Justice
Scales are the building block of lead and rhythm playing - in this lesson we'll start to understand what a scale is and how to practice them.
