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Ryan20th April 2007
perfect
stratman3320th April 2007sweet!my style exactly!gonna learn that and probably put it in one of my songs!thanks!
Andrew Cockburn20th April 2007Yes! That's the exact reason I'm learning speedpicking - so I can throw something fast in at the end of a slow feely solo just like that - cool!
Ryan20th April 2007hmmm the bends are kinda tricky for me...didnt seem that hard in the beginning 
fsudave0520th April 2007hm i can't upload the full tab for some reason..
Gabriel Leopardi20th April 2007Thank you for your comments!!
Hey stratman33!! It's copyrighted!!! jejeje..
Andrew Cockburn20th April 2007That speedpicking section - arrgh! Looks like its in 16th triplets, but I think it is actually 32nds, is that right?
FaithfullyForgotten20th April 2007Gabriel,you rock dude thats really good S%^# man keep it coming!!!!!!!!!
Kristofer Dahl20th April 2007fsudave: Tab fixed!
Gabriel Leopardi20th April 2007Hi Andrew! It seems that I'm playing 32nds in the speed part.
Andrew Cockburn20th April 2007Thanks Gabriel
master classs solo:)
fsudave0520th April 2007thanks kris
Rockwouldbe21st April 2007man i like it!!!.
and it is so nice to hear the song it is in the style of lacuna coil . i like very much
The Uncreator21st April 2007Wow dude, amazing, great stuff!
I'm so confused about timing, like i think I have good timing but then theres all this talk about 16ths triplets and 32nds and i have no idea how to fit that into wat im doing. i know im supposed to use a metronome but i dont know how to set that up correctly either.
Gabriel Leopardi24th April 2007Hi Gilbo! You should use a metronome to practice the exercise. You could begin with a slow tempo (ex: 50 bpm)
16th notes means that you have to play 4 notes in every beat.
32th means that you have to play 8 notes in every beat.
You have to practice it very slowly, because it's very difficult to count 32th notes when you are playing over a 85 bpm metronome track.
Overkiller27th April 2007Great lesson, Gabriel!
Is that a Gibson Les Paul you're playing?
Gabriel Leopardi28th April 2007yes, it's a Gibson Les Paul Studio.
Amazing solo. My fave on here!
Gabriel Leopardi3rd May 2007Thanks Chooch!
im sorta new to the guitar so can someone tell me what (rbp) is on the tab
Gabriel Leopardi10th May 2007rb means reverse bend. If you don't know it please check my Blues licks lesson 1.
Gabriel Leopardi14th May 2007rb + p means reverse bending and then pull off.
ibanez rocker30th May 2007what does mb stand for
Andrew Cockburn31st May 2007I think its "mini-bend" - whcih means you bend a very slight amount, less than half a tone to give a note some emphasis without really changing the pitch.
SLASH917th June 2007Great solo but i cant play double notes where i
bend one or both of the notes without getting tons of horrible feedback.Any suggestions?
Gabriel Leopardi8th June 2007Well Slash91. There are some things important to make it sound good. The notes you are playing in the double notes part should be part of thesolo's scale and you have to reach the correct pitch. You also have to mute the string that you are not playing with you right and part of your left hand.
mattacuk10th July 2007Could a solo sound any cooler? I think NOT!
Slammer11th July 2007btw what does Malezas mean?
Gabriel Leopardi11th July 2007Thanks Matt! Maleza is an spanish word and it means Weeds in english.
mattacuk14th July 2007Its beautiful, im right on this lesson as soon as ive finished your Blues Lick 1 and Malmsteen 2 lesson!
Gabriel Leopardi15th July 2007Great Matt! I'm glad to hear that my lessons are working good for you! 
mattacuk15th July 2007One thing, I was wondering how i can listen to more of your band?
Gabriel Leopardi15th July 2007We have finished our first album this days and I hope that it'll realised very soon. You can listen to some of our songs in http://www.cirse.com.ar
brilliant work Gabriel i see you put alot of emotion in this peice...it givs me the feel that you lost sum1 u cared bout..again brilliant work keep it up
PacmanProductions15th August 2007i was wondering, whats the point of nameing a song after weeds??..lol...=P
Gustavo11th September 2007vid 3 don't loads :S
Danilo Capezzuto25th February 2008nice bendings!
RIP Dime3rd March 2008Wow, that speed part sounds so smooth yet it's all picked, it almost sounds like you are using a volume pedal to get rid of the sound of the pick strike, really amazing tone.
Carlos Carrillo4th March 2008nice lesson!!!!!!!!
thanks gaby!!!!!!!!!
Melodicintenions6th April 2008thanks for showing us your diverse style Gabe! amazing work buying that album thanks to that!
This song is absolutely brilliant! Love the feeling here...will practice this one many times...excellent work!
Gabriel Leopardi29th June 2008thanks a lot guys! 
In this lesson we will study a Rock/Metal solo of my own. I recorded this solo for the song "Malezas" of my band called Cirse. This is a very dramatic solo in the style of Ozzy Osbourne's No More Tears lp solos (featuring Zakk Wylde).
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Started by Kristofer Dahl Apr 20, 2007 with 1 reply Malezas solo lesson Here is a slow (for most part!) and feely solo which should suit most people. Argentian solos rock! --Kris Enter >>
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