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Man i love these rocker lessons !
Muris Varajic25th August 2007Great riffing Gabriel,pure and simple rocking!!
Iluha25th August 2007Another good lesson 
timono25th August 2007wow just awesome love the sound
The Uncreator25th August 2007Super riffage, and some great soloing!
Keep em comin Gabriel!
betschart26th August 2007Sweet, luvin the lesson
Juan M. Valero25th August 2007Excelente leccion Gabriel !!! Puro rock, si señor 
Un abrazo amigo 
what the heck how come i cant make that up.
AMAZING!!!!!!!
I really like how its like a little jam complete with an beginning, solo and end. Very cool and fun to play!
Hungus26th August 2007Oh man this is bloody sweet... not quite my thing this one but I just love your ability to rip apart a genre and just crank somethin rockin!
(when im sober I deffinitly have to have a discussion about your (ultimate) musical tastes with you)...
Nick32526th August 2007awsome
why cant i make stuff up like this??? 
This is great is that a les paul studio
Eat-Sleep-andJam26th August 2007Rofl when I first clicked on this I thought the title was Pentatonic Rock Chicks ha ha ha
Nice lesson though.
- John
drummingguitarist0626th August 2007That riff is t3h sex. Great lesson, now if only I could do stuff like that with the blues scale, lol.
Sorry for my ignorance but what is L?
Gabriel Leopardi27th August 2007Hey Guys!!! Thanks for the comments! 
L means tied note.
gabriel.-
hi,
sorry bout this but could you explain 'tied note'?
al58
Gabriel Leopardi27th August 2007Hi aL! A tie is a curved line connecting the heads of two notes of the same pitch, indicating that they are to be played as a single note with a duration equal to the sum of the individual notes' note values.
gabriel.-
Awesome!! I love your style, yeah pure and simple rocking as Muris said. You've created so many great riffs, i'm shocked :-D
castudillo2nd September 2007Gabriel, felicitaciones! super buenas lecciones, les he dado un vistazo a todas y he comenzado por esta!...Rock Total! gracias.
PD: Te envie un correo al hotmail que aparece en tu foto, para saber mas acerca de tu banda!
Ben N27th September 2007man you rock !!
Farbror Kudde26th October 2007I agree with Ben N
You're so fluid playing that it's hard to get every note. Amazing how you move that fast. Good lesson!
hola gabriel
como haces este crazy sonido al video numero 4 sixta seconda ???? yo quierro aprender este,,
yo creo que yo soy el miembre el mas viejo de la MMC.62 ANOS
un saludo
udo de belgica
Carlos Carrillo9th March 2008fantastic lesson Gaby!!!!!!!
thanks
In this lesson Gabriel Leopardi continues to explore the most used licks in rock music and also you'll find a new rocker riff based in E pentatonic minor scale.
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