
DeepRoots16th May 2007My God, i've never heard this particular style before. This style + This lesson= kick ass.
Awsome stuff i really enjoyed it.
The Uncreator16th May 2007Wow i was not expecting this lesson, I think Saraceno is a great guitarists, and this lesson kicks ass!
Robin16th May 2007WOOOOOAH!!! This just keep getting better and better!!!!!!!!!
Overkiller16th May 2007Holy crap! That was amazing...
I love your blues lessons!
Will there be more blues lesson?
Please let there be more! ![]()
Jeff16th May 2007Great one man! I thought I was the only one into Saraceno. Thanks!
Zag16th May 2007I thought there would be more whammy like rabbit soup but this rocks anyhow! Great lesson
Gabriel Leopardi16th May 2007Great to hear that you like it!! I think that Saraceno plays great rock licks!! and I found very helpfull when I was younger (16) to learn some of his songs.
jeff: I thougt the same!! When I told Kris about this lesson he told me that he really liked Saraceno's Plaid album.
Kristofer Dahl16th May 2007I sure do - he rocks!
I can't think of a "shredder" with more rhythmically interesting lines than Saraceno - not to mention his tone...!
I am very happy you covered his style with this lesson! ![]()
ibanez-freak16th May 2007real nice blues lesson
stratman3316th May 2007wow this was awesome!I really liked how you mixed the rock+blues licks together.
Willster17th May 2007Hey awsome lesson. I have a quick question, You say that it is in Gminor pent. which is apparent but at times your hitting notes outside of the Gmpent. when is this ok to do when soloing? Thanks, Will
ace_frehely17th May 2007nice man
Boris17th May 2007freaking awsome man!!!!
Boris17th May 2007I got a problem with the backing track, when i click it it doesnt play. i tired other lessons and the backing tracks all work, only this one dont. I am not sure if its the problem with my computer or the backing track.
anyone else have the same problem?
Gabriel Leopardi17th May 2007Willster: You can note that I use to borrow some notes from Aeolian and Dorian mode. I use this notes as passing notes when my ear orders it.
I'll check the backing tracks.
Boris17th May 2007Thanks Gabriel. They work great now.
Gabriel Leopardi17th May 2007great Boris! Kris did it!
bmh110921st May 2007Great lesson! I have a request though, could you create a loop of that backing track so its longer. I like to practice the licks over the backing track one at a time, and it helps if i don't have to restart the track over every 30 sec.
Gabriel Leopardi21st May 2007Hi bmh1109! That's a good idea. I will do it for you. Check the backings later.
gabriel.-
bmh110922nd May 2007Thanks a bunch, it's greatly appreciated.
Brandon
Kristofer Dahl22nd May 2007Great suggestion Brandon! ![]()
Gabriel Leopardi3rd June 2007Hi Brandon! You have the extended version in the Blues Saraceno licks lesson 2.
Gustavo3rd June 2007muy wena leccion
, me ta constando darle sentimiento jaja
Gustavo5th June 2007in the vid 2 i think is like this
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e|-----------------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------------------------|
G|---3mb-----3mb---3h-5p-3---3mb-------------------------|
D|-------5-3-----5---------5---5p-3-5p-3---3-----------|
A|---------------------------------------5---5-4-1-----|
E|-------------------------------------------------3---|
deWeLL15th December 2007Hey, my favorite lesson, i love this sound.
I'm not sure, but isn't it
e|---6-x-8-x-6—8b(9)-8rb-6-8p-6--------|
B|---6-x-8-x-6------------------8p-6---|
instead of
e|---6-x-8-x-6—8b(9)-8rb-8-8p-6--------|
B|---6-x-8-x-6------------------8p-6---|
jammer9119th January 2008Gabriel i have a question about vid 1. You said youre using G minor pentatonic (it looks like G blues scale).
I see a 5p3 on the B string. You cant use the fifth fret of the B string because thats not part of the G blues scale.
My theory really stinks (because i dont know how to use scales and stuff) and my goal is to improvise with these licks so can you please help me out? Thanks
fatb0t24th January 2008jammer91, the 5p3 is actually a note from the major scale that he threw in for color.
Just because a scale is a set certain formula doesn't mean you can wander out of it to add some color. I hope this makes sense to you, it took me a very long time to understand this concept.
Joe Kataldo8th February 2008Cool
Danilo Capezzuto25th February 2008need more saraceno
Carlos Carrillo12th April 2008vary nice lesson Gaby!!!
Nick32515th June 2008this kicks ass!







