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berko24th February 2009Thanks for this lesson man! It's great to have some insight to your guitaridol-entry material!
Sergio Dorado24th February 2009Great lesson! Cool rythm sense
Pedja Simovic24th February 2009Cool stuff David, recognized your Guitar Idol entry in there - good luck with it man 
Kuba Szafran24th February 2009Excellent stuff David !
Ivan Milenkovic24th February 2009Sounds great David, like it a lot! Groovy!
Muris Varajic24th February 2009Good job David!
Piotr Kaczor24th February 2009Cool and groovy, David! Sounds just great as always
kaznie_NL24th February 2009I don't know why but.. I just see you through the clouds! Bad joke 
Nice lesson David!
David Wallimann24th February 2009Haha!
Thanks a lot my friends!
Bogdan Radovic24th February 2009Top notch stuff David!
Vasilije Vukmirovic24th February 2009I love that tricky rhythm stuff.
Great work!
Gerardo Siere24th February 2009Awesome stuff David.
Hisham Al-Sanea24th February 2009nice stuff David.
Nazgul24th February 2009Great riff, I also love that rhythm stuff.
Zsolt Galambos24th February 2009Cool, David! I love progressive music.
Jad Diab24th February 2009Nice lesson David, Bonne chance pour Guitar Idol
Toni Suominen24th February 2009Nice one David!
playaxeman24th February 2009He David
Cool lesson. Very useful stuff
Emir Hot25th February 2009Very cool stuff in this lesson
Aleksander Sukovic25th February 2009Greasy riff man! 
I hope you don't mind me asking, did you take this riff from a song you made, or you composed it just for the lesson? 
David Wallimann25th February 2009I wrote the riff for the lesson and decided to make a song out of it for my Guitar Idol entry. :-)
Thanks for all the comments everyone!
Sinisa Cekic25th February 2009Groovy stuff ,good job David !
Whether you're into Dream Theater or Symphony X, rhythm guitar should be one of the main aspect of your studies. This lesson should inspire you to create some tight intricate rhythm tracks.
One of the most important aspect of progressive metal is its intricate rhythm parts. Bands such as Dream Theater or Symphony X are the inspiration of today's lesson in which we'll concentrate on playing as tight as possible.
We'll use several scale positions to create our riffs. Once you have memorized the different elements of the track, concentrate on precision and play with conviction attacking every note with engaged determination.
Have fun!
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