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berko1st June 2009I loved those repetitive patterns! This does resemble Extreme a bit 
Bogdan Radovic1st June 2009Great lesson David! Sounds so funky! 
Sensible Jones1st June 2009Great stuff David!! I agree with Berko, there's a definite hint of Nuno in there!!! 
Pedja Simovic1st June 2009Very nice lesson David !
Your guitar graphs are great man
TheOldOnes1st June 2009My lesson schedules have become increasingly crowded lately but I am definitely going to put this one in the que.
Zsolt Galambos1st June 2009I love the grooves! Great job David
Jose Lassaga1st June 2009Beatiful lesson David!!! Congrats
Pragomatic1st June 2009Man, I hate people that have one Parker guitar, I don't enough know how I should feel about someone with two. I'm going to have to turn to a life of crime to get one...
...what's your address? Do you lock your doors?
Sinisa Cekic1st June 2009Excellent lesson David, i like that groove
Kuba Szafran1st June 2009Very groovy lesson David, great job !
kaznie_NL1st June 2009Very cool repeting riffs David!
Muris Varajic1st June 2009Great riffs David!
Piotr Kaczor1st June 2009Cool and groovy, David!
David Wallimann1st June 2009Thanks everyone!
Pragomatic, yes, I do lock my doors! :-)
Alexiaden931st June 2009Very nice composition !
Ramiro Delforte1st June 2009Groovy!
Ivan Milenkovic1st June 2009Groovy! Cool!
Emir Hot2nd June 2009Awesome David
Stephane Lucarelli2nd June 2009Awesome riffing David, really well done ! 
David Wallimann5th June 2009Thanks guys!
Glad you liked this! :0)
mhskeide6th June 2009aaah great! I love hardrock with groove! Makes me smile :-) Can you upload the backing tracks in your forum so I can use with the REC prog. ?
FilipofCroatia12th June 2009Heavyyyy - i like it a lot
Daniel Realpe29th April 2010very funky indeed!
In today's lesson, we'll work on creating a heavy rhythm track incorporating some funk elements. In order to successfully play this track, you need to have a solid clean alternate picking technique. Don't try to play this fast without a good foundation. Every note you play need to be precise and played with conviction. The idea is to stick to the bass part and follow the drums as close as you can.
We'll use some pentatonic scales here to create the riffs following the chords. Notice how each chord is suggested by the corresponding pentatonic scale. Memorize everything at a comfortable speed and try to use some of the elements of this lesson to create your own riffs in that style.
Remember to keep everything clean, if at any point your technique sounds sloppy, just go back to an easier tempo, analyze your playing and fix anything that is wrong. Practice makes perfect!
A blues
D blues
E blues
