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Kristofer Dahl4th July 2008This is some really cool stuff David - I have never thought of it this way, thanks! 
If you aren't used to the theory terms in here - think of this lesson as way of variating your standard pentatonic box (which most people at GMC probably have come in contact with!)
Nemanja Filipovic4th July 2008Great lesson David.Thanks.
Ivan Milenkovic4th July 2008Nice exercise David. Good job 
rockztar4th July 2008Walli i love you!!! This is just what i need in my way to learn modes
Joe Kataldo4th July 2008Nice Lesson
Jad Diab4th July 2008Great lesson David, really interesting topic
Bogdan Radovic4th July 2008Very good lesson David !
chmilew4th July 2008Great explanations as always David, this lesson inspires me some new cool sounding melodies !
Thanks
Jerry Arcidiacono4th July 2008Great lesson David
Nick3254th July 2008Awesome
David Wallimann4th July 2008Thanks my friends.
Study this one well as the next 7 lessons will cover solos built around those ideas on each specific mode. :-)
Dejan Farkas4th July 2008Great stuff David
Trond Vold4th July 2008Excellent
Gabriel Leopardi4th July 2008This lesson is very interesting!! Thanks David!
Carlos Carrillo4th July 2008ok David,very very good lesson!Very interesting to study!! Thanks David!!!
Alex875th July 2008Great one David
Danilo Capezzuto6th July 2008Nice lesson Wally!
Juan M. Valero6th July 2008those pentatonics souds great !!!!
Pablo Vazquez6th July 2008Cool stuff David!!
Marcus Siepen9th July 2008cool lesson David
zep-page2nd October 2008mind opening lesson in pentatonics
sidewas lightning21st June 2009great, love the sound. Always searching for a new favorite scale, and one of these seven just might be it...
