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Amarok |
8th September 2007 |

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Awesome, that exactly hits my taste! Thanx Gabriel!
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The Uncreator |
8th September 2007 |

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Just fantastic stuff, great lesson!
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seanM1 |
8th September 2007 |

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Amazing work!
Awesome new angles, really helpful.
Rhythm Rules!!
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Victafor |
8th September 2007 |

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this rocks!! im learning this!
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ibanez rocker |
8th September 2007 |

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really good stuff gabriel! nice work keep the rock coming.
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Muris Varajic |
8th September 2007 |

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Great riffing and new angles Gabriel!!
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white eagle |
8th September 2007 |

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Gabrial you simply amaze me with these excellent lessons you provide
I think your taste in music and mine must be similar
keep em commin'
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Gustavo |
9th September 2007 |

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como siempre un gran trabajo
gracias x ser argentino gabi
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lefthandman |
9th September 2007 |

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awesome riffs gabriel keep it up
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zoom |
9th September 2007 |

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Great this video 2 reminds me of the movie "School of Rock"
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Lynyrd Skynyrd lover |
9th September 2007 |

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u are a flippin god man. ridiculously awsome man
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GroovinMastiff |
9th September 2007 |

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Great! Good old-fashioned riff oriented rock!
Keep it up man 8)
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NightFlight |
9th September 2007 |

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Oh yeah! This one definitely captures the glory days of fast cars, hot chicks, and screamin' guitars. Nicely done Gabriel!
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buttmonk |
8th September 2007 |

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Another great lesson from Gabriel, thanks very much dude! Keep 'em coming. Cool sounding but not too diffucult for a crappy player like me:)
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PacmanProductions |
9th September 2007 |

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+1 with NightFlight
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symon |
9th September 2007 |

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wow thanks gabriel another lesson thats focused more towards beginners thank you
warm regards symon
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jonasrolf |
9th September 2007 |

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awesome!!!!!!
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castudillo |
9th September 2007 |

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Gabriel:
Espectacular los angulos de la camara, asi podemos observar los pequeños tips que a veces se escapan al ver solamente la imagen frontal!
Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento a full!
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coxy81 |
9th September 2007 |

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Awsome Gabriel!! I love Buckcherry.... Its great that your giving lessons for those of us in the beginer/intermediate range. Thanks!!!!
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shellshock1911 |
9th September 2007 |

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Hey yea you sound like Ace Frehley, one of my personal favorite guitarists, I gotta learn this.
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Wyvernx |
9th September 2007 |

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Nice Lesson I have a quick question, what is the most efficient way to play the Gsus4 and quickly switch to the G? I try to barre the 3 strings with my index, and use my middle finger, it gets the job done but feels like there's a simpler way.
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meatkiller |
9th September 2007 |

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I LOVE this lesson !! Been turnin' this one round all night.
Keep up the fantastic work ; I only joined GMC a week ago but since I've been playing more guitar than in the last month. And this is my third Gabriel lesson - thanks dude !!
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Juan M. Valero |
9th September 2007 |

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Goog lesson  congratulations Gabriel !!
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lliber |
9th September 2007 |

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lets have more of this,great stuff gabriel
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Victafor |
10th September 2007 |

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goodness gracious i cannot stop listenin to this its sooo great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MUY BIEN LECION GABRIEL!
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shellshock1911 |
10th September 2007 |

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first lick is kinda like Unskinny Bop
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Nick325 |
10th September 2007 |

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cool
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Nick325 |
10th September 2007 |

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ur pickups are shinnier than the other lessons
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Gabriel Leopardi |
10th September 2007 |

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Hey! Thanks fo the comments!
Wyvernx: I preffer to use the fingers that I use in the video instead of a barre for that.
Nick325: The pick-ups are the same but I used a different distortion for this one. I'll definetely will u8se my last sound in the next lessons.
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Wyvernx |
10th September 2007 |

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oh! so that's why your pinky is occasionally bobbing up and down. Still thinking of that Blind Guardian lesson? that'd be awesome!
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King_Dime |
10th September 2007 |

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Good classic stuff.
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Doug |
12th September 2007 |

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two questions, first, I see a G chord, yet on the tabs it shows G and D open..I dont get that.
Also, what do the Ls mean?
Thanks
Doug
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Gabriel Leopardi |
12th September 2007 |

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Thanks for the comments!
Doug: L means tied note. "I see a G chord, yet on the tabs it shows G and D open..I dont get that." I can't undestand this.. What don't you get?
gabriel.-
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drummingguitarist06 |
13th September 2007 |

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I heard a little Hot Blooded by Foriegner in that one lol. Great lesson Gabriel thanks!
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Doug |
13th September 2007 |

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OK, so the tied notes mean the previous note continues on...got that.
I dont understand why you wouldnt show the correct fingering for a G chord, rather than just showing 2 open strings to play. Sorry I still am fairly new
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Andrew Cockburn |
13th September 2007 |

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A chord can be any 2 or more notes, doesn't have to be all 6 - 2 notes sound very different to 6 notes for the same chord, gives a different feel or effect depending on what you are trying to do with the piece.
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torch |
19th September 2007 |

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Hell YEEEEEAAAAHHHH!
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cloe |
22nd September 2007 |

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nice lesson--camera work is excellent-very helpful
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RyanAW |
23rd September 2007 |

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Once again Gabriel, another inspiring lesson
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buttmonk |
23rd September 2007 |

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I am having defficulty reliably fretting the G chord (7-8-7) at speed. Also when I do get it, the audible difference between Gsus4 (7-8-8) and G is hardly noticeable, not like it is in the vid.
Rgds the fingering. I have tried 2 fingerings: the 1 that Gabriel does in the vid, and also baring the last 3 strings with my first finger then using 2nd finger to pick out the 8th fret on the B string. Either way it seems like what ever finger I have on that fret has a really difficult time getting into a position where it does not mute the high E. Any other suggestions on fingering?
Also, as a work around, I tried playing the G (7-8-7) as as 7-7-7 which has the advantage of being both easier to fret and sounds a lot more distinct from the the Gsus4. This sounds fairly fine to me, but I have not been able to find out what this chord really is from the net. Is it musically wrong and does it have any place in A minor scale?
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buttmonk |
23rd September 2007 |

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...also, I assume that there is some palm muting going on in various places, it would be great if we could have that shown in the tabs as well:)
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Gabriel Leopardi |
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Hi Buttmonk. Well the fingerings that you are using and the ones that I use in the video are the most common fingerings. It's ok to play the G (7-8-7) as 7-7-7 as a practice but not as the lesson because you are changing the tonic of the triad for the Major Seventh and it has a different colour. The palm muting appears tabbed as PM in the guitar pro files.
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buttmonk |
25th September 2007 |

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Thanks Gabriel. I have kept practicing this and I have managed to improve, I now can get it most of the time. Also, changed strings and found that there is now a more pronounced difference in sound between the 2 chords...that'l teach me to be lazy, never realised new strings made such a difference. Thanks for the PM hint:)
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Guitar Master123 |
26th October 2007 |

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Sounds a lot like Kiss's Rock N' Roll all night.
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yell03 |
24th November 2007 |

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Gabriel -
As I posted on your Modern Metal Lesson, GREAT!!!!
I am a late 80s early 90s Glam Metal Rocker and this fits the bill perfectly.
Again, your guitar and amp settings sound FANTASTIC.
I replicate them with my Gibson Les Paul Special Faded and Roland Cube 60 on the Dual Rectifier setting.
Your lessons are not overly hard and make learning & improving FUN, not work.
Keep more lessons coming.
I am now 43 years old, if only I had an instructor like you when I was 17.
Thanks,
Howard
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kaznie_NL |
28th December 2007 |

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Nice Gab! just good for me to study hard!
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Pekka |
17th January 2008 |

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Such a good lesson! Best where I've been. thank You indeed!
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Gus |
3rd February 2008 |

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Nice job. I was looking for something easy, but interesting to watch during dinner
This lesson actually gave me lots of insight on composition.
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Gabriel Leopardi |
8th February 2008 |

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It 's great to hear that Howard! That's my main idea when I'm doing lessons here and also when I give private lessons.
Thanks for the comments!
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frans |
13th February 2008 |

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fantastic stuff, great lesson!
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Danilo Capezzuto |
25th February 2008 |

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mmm...so cool.
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Carlos Carrillo |
9th March 2008 |

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great job!!!nice sounds!!!
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