Hi Slash1985 -
I have to agree with you - and although this lesson was produced more then 10 years ago and then exported into the current lesson format/template, it's not really a good excuse.
Hopefully you can find other lessons that match your expectations better, we have a lot of cool Slash coverage.
And I should really think about a new Slash lesson - he is still one of my major influences.
Thanks for the feedback and for using our site!
I have just joined after looking through the slash lessons, I was looking forward to this , I feel actually it's a bit lacking , I was expecting about 19 licks except after each lick we are told to work it into our improvising , I do that anyway and after being told once is there a need to repeat it for each section . Worst of all the 5 th lick does not feature a video of the lick that is tabbed at the bottom , instead it features the video that goes with the 6th lick??!! I hate to pick holes but I was expecting a lot and it was a bit disappointing , as I am currently doing another slash course and they provide much clearer licks and info. Sorry guys but constructive criticism is supposed to be a good thing, I hope you won't hold it against me. Going to check some of he other slash lessons now
very cool lesson Kris, i needed to learn how to bend release properly
Nice licks, Kris !
hey!! very cool!!
the examples are fantastic!!
thanks Kris
awesome lesson. one thing the tab for lesson part 5 is incorret
nice lesson Kris!!!
excellent!!!
DANG... this is fun and amazingly helpful!Nice one!
Wow! I just found this lesson and I must agree with jammer, this is absolutely one of the greatest lessons here at gmc... eventhough it's a bit different from the style of the other lessons... real sweet one Kris!
sweet! but, not completly like slash, but still a great lesson!
@Jammer91
The "r" means you release your bend you started with the first note. The following "p" means, you pull from released tone down to the 5th fret.
Simple:
1. Bend 7th fret g string1 (don't release it)
2. 8th fret e string
3. 8th fret b string
4. release the bend from the g string
5. pull off to 5th fret g string
and so on
For the second question:
I guess Chris forgot the "r" here ^^
Cheers
Stingray
Oh no wonder.
It really is a good lesson for quick thinking show-off improviseation (i hate it when people put me in a spot and ask me to quick thinkingly play something new). Maybe you should put it up on the main page (for newcomers who havent seen it yet).
I have a few questions:
- What does the "rp" stand for in the vid 1 TAB?
- What does the "bp" stand for in the vid 2 TAB (im guessing bend pull-off, but how do you play that)?
Thanks a lot man, youre lessons rule! Cant wait for more...
Hehe glad you liked!
This lesson was published a long time ago when there was no comment feature - so that's why there aren't too many comments
This lessons owns, just what i need to practice...
Dunno how people havent noticed it (one of the best GMC lessons). Great job Kris, I hate memorising scales and prefer using licks around the fretboard...
wow that was so good!! thanks