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Kristofer Dahl26th February 2008WOW Trond this exercise sounds amazing - very well done! 
Vurpa26th February 2008Awesome riffs man! Great work
DeepRoots26th February 2008Looks like we have another super-metal-head instructor- great news. Awesome lesson Trond- i love how you made ots of variations of the same riff. Sweet
Muris Varajic26th February 2008Top Notch!!
jammer9126th February 2008Some killer riffing there. Im going to really look forward to more of your lesson. This is on my bookmarks for sure.
Bogdan Radovic26th February 2008Awesome lesson !! Great tune also 
botoxfox26th February 2008Nice.
kyldeee26th February 2008Awesome lesson mate Very nice and heavy riffs
Gabriel Leopardi26th February 2008Great lesson! Good job Trond!
SLASH9126th February 2008Very awesome
Tuubsu26th February 2008Wow! your lesson sound so cool! way to go Trond!
Jeff26th February 2008Trond this rocks man!! Love it!
maxwelldewitte26th February 2008Cool sweater.
Maximus26th February 2008Well done.
Juan M. Valero26th February 2008great lesson !! love the ending, is really prog
Toni Suominen26th February 2008Very cool lesson Trond!
Pablo Vazquez26th February 2008Fantastic Lesson! Well done Trond!
g-forcelover26th February 2008this is catchy! i like it
Trond Vold26th February 2008Thanks all 
Glad you all like it
Hisham Al-Sanea26th February 2008good riff ..welldone Trond
Ivan Milenkovic26th February 2008Great riffing lesson man!
The Uncreator26th February 2008This is an awesome riff lesson!!
I really like the Dream Theater vibe i get from it, excellent job
audiopaal27th February 2008Damn man, awesome..
Sounded even better than I remembered
If I can ever get this lesson done right I'm changing my name to audiopicking! 
Marcus Lavendell27th February 2008Man, that's tight playing! Fantastic Trond!
mattacuk27th February 2008I must say Trond, your lessons are really fantastic!!!
Danilo Capezzuto27th February 2008Wow Trond, really cool!
Alejandro Pinero27th February 2008What a Power!!
at lights end27th February 2008i love your lessons, learning this one for sure!
D-loader27th February 2008Trond, I really dig your sound, its amazing
fatb0t27th February 2008What scale is used for this?
I figured it was E Aeolian but it's not...
Guitarist1628th February 2008Excellent lesson. Just what i needed! Keep up the great work Trond.
Smikey200628th February 2008quesstioon .. im thinking.. lamb of god style lession .. awsome riffidge bookmarks for sure
Trond Vold28th February 2008Trond Vold28th February 2008Lamb of God style lesson can be arranged. I'm not that familiar with them, but i'll dig abit into them 
Dejan Farkas28th February 2008Excellent lesson
Nemanja Filipovic29th February 2008great lesson Tron...Lamb of God style lesson would be great...
Marshmall0wz3rd March 2008That is one of the most beefy tones I've ever heard nice job
Col Roberts24th March 2008Great lesson Trond. Good exercise for the left and right hand. Have bookmarked this one.
design8r27th March 2008this is great for finger warmup and stretching! thx
Trond Vold27th March 2008Cool Glad you like it
Smikey20068th April 2008favorite lession.. will be working on it alot i can't go that fast for those speed runs.. so its great practice for me
Carlos Carrillo11th May 2008hey Trond!!!
nice lesson!!!
Matt_0015th May 2008Man...I spent half on hour doing Marcus's warmup excercise and then 3 hours straight on this one, I can't hold my coffee cup in my left hand today ...LOL. Nice lesson buddy, great way to work out.
Trond Vold15th May 2008Glad you like it
Alen1st March 2009Hi Trond,
I love this one. One question regarding the eighth step. I just have problems with the tab. I count 31 notes played by you and 33 in the tab, assuming that there is one left on the next step. Could you just confirm wether I'm wrong.
Thanks in advance.
AlexLion11th March 2009There just can`t be 31 or 33 notes either, there are 4\4 with straight 16th notes, so sixteen notes per bar, and thirty two in 2 bars:) You just didn`t noticed\heard something, because in 8th part are no beginning of 9th part(that`s ho Ian Bushell does in his lessons tho) Follow the tab, it`s all right:)
And of course awesome lesson Trond, always enjoying your work:)
Alen17th March 2009What I thought was, that since the song changes into 4/4 on the 8th step, there are 8 times 4 notes = 32, plus the single one at the beginning of the 9th step. That makes 33 written notes. But when Trond repeats the 8th step in slomo, I'm only able to count 31 played by himself. Didn't want to annoy anyone, this one's amongst my favorites at GMC. Maybe I'm just too deep into it ... :-)
Alexiaden9312th May 2009This is lesson is wicked !
enriquec22nd February 2010Great exigent exercice for a novice like me but very exciting to practice it with the Guitarpro and some loops time after time after time...Thanks.
thefireball20th March 2010I like the ending...it sounds like something from a scary movie...
Daniel Realpe22nd April 2010very well thought exercise for the picking, you really have to hit the strings hard on this one
KyleS1st September 2011I really like this! Kinda has a Dream Theater "Constant Motion" feel to it. I'm gonna practice this for the bass too, bass line sounds great with this as well!
