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Robin5th June 2007Sweet. We should get more metal riff/solo lessons like this 
black/death/thrash would have been awesome.
David OToole5th June 2007That sounds cool Sean - great riff, intensive drumming ... HEAVY!
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Ryan5th June 2007nice........i dont think i can play this...IM SO GONNA TRY THOUGH
GuitarDude5th June 2007I cant get that cool sound 
nice lesson btw
Balys5th June 2007What a tune... love it!
The Uncreator5th June 2007This just kicks ass dude, your riffs are awesome, keep the cool tunes comin.
stratman335th June 2007This is sweeeeeeeeeeeet!! We need to stop some of the blues lessons(no offence to you if you like them)or something to make more of these!!!Great job!
stratman335th June 2007e----------------
b----------------
g-5s--8--8--7s--8
d----------------
a-3s--6--6--5s--6
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Okay so im wondering how you'd play these chords. Would you palm mute the d string and strum or do you just pick g and a at the same time.......?
Sean Conklin5th June 2007Hey guys! Glad you like the lesson! What can I say, I'm a metalhead.
stratman33, when playing octave chords, it's best if you can mute all of the strings with your fret-hand index finger. So basically your index will put pressure on the A string note in this case, but the tip of your index should mute the Low E string, and your index should also rest on all the other strings to mute them. That way you can strum all the strings, but only those 2 octave notes will sound.
Hope that helps!
Sean
Marcus Lavendell6th June 2007wow! really impressive Sean!
Hats off to you!
Sean Conklin6th June 2007Hey thanks Marcus!
Rockwouldbe7th June 2007i love your sound man.
i wish i could tune my guitar this way without going to a proffesional
shredmandan8th June 2007Dude i love it.That vicious double picking is exactly what i play and am into.I wasent into your very first post but the past 2 have been really cool and i hope they continue.
KEEP IT UP
Aaron8th June 2007really sick sound. you're one of my favorite instructors
jammer918th June 2007How can i get that tone/sound on my vox valvetronics ad30vt amP??? AWesome job Sean
shredmandan10th June 2007Sean awesome lesson.I just wanted to add i just checked out your web site at infinateguitar.com and i love pending closure.It really showed me how well of a guitar player you are.I love how you play heavy with the double picking and your not just doing power chords.I really have alot more respect for you as a musician and i look forward to checking out more of your stuff!
Bitey10th June 2007Sounds like a good metal riff, not too much speed metal but pretty great all around. 
I hope to hear more from you because I love to do metal all the time, then again with a Les Paul who doesn't?
ibanez rocker12th June 2007so a killer metal sound. and some great riffs to
synysterpunk15th June 2007you should check out Avenged Sevenfold
Check there album "Waking the Fallen"
they have amazing meatal riffs on that cd
seriously check it out
!!!
ibanez rocker15th June 2007avenged sevenfold is a awesome heavy metal band. their songs "trashed and scattered" and beast and the harlot" have some killer riffs in them
synysterpunk23rd June 2007every song does!!
Ben C25th June 2007lol well we can tell your a fan seeing as your display name is "synysterpunk" 
steve2529th June 2007Great riff! A couple of questions though when you're doing DUD to open strings are you palm muting? Also what are your settings because i'm from what i can see doing what you are doing but just not getting the same sound?
jonathanJ3rd July 2007awesome:D thanks:)
Guitarman7004th July 2007Sweet holy moses on a flaming pogo stick that is awesome!
MattE17th July 2007ok for some reason I'm still having problems with the octave chords.
Do you use your middle finger to mute the string inbetween? If so, how so? I always seem to get some kind of a ringing note when I try to play :[
ibanezkiller1st August 2007Please make more this what ive been searching for!
Victafor13th August 2007soo cool! make another lesson man these rock
jammer9120th September 2007Yeah, this lessons owns, just what i was looking for, but is short....
Nick_GibsonLP4th January 2008Great song, and great lesson. Only problem is on the backing track the track starts as soon as you click, its really hard to try and click on the backing to start it then hurry up and play the 777-888 in time to keep up with the song. If you could add a pause or a countdown in the beginning of the backing tracks it would really help.
Carlos Carrillo26th February 2008hey sean!!!So coool....So coool....Excellent...
thanks
glazmusik20th March 2008SWEET breakdown! I like this "breakdown" of a breakdown 
