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Kristofer Dahl1st November 2007Oh my - this sounds so cool and OUT!! 
I got to practice this scale!! 
seanM11st November 2007WOW, that sounds Awesome!!
Great lesson David!
boy_sets_fire71st November 2007ha! awesome ^^
Juan M. Valero1st November 2007sounds cool and weird at the same time !! hehehe, good lesson, David 
Gabriel Leopardi2nd November 2007That sound amazing! Great scale lesson David!
gabriel.-
Marcus Lavendell1st November 2007man, is so cool! Awesome lesson Dave! I'll definitely practice this one! 
Robin1st November 2007Damn! Sounds freaky!
Andrew Cockburn2nd November 2007That is one cool sounding scale - thanks Dave!
Maximus2nd November 2007Nice!
jammer912nd November 2007This scale sounds amazing for metal imo. You guyd sgree?
Farbror Kudde1st November 2007hahahahah this is so cool!
The Uncreator2nd November 2007Wow this sounds great!!
Muris Varajic1st November 2007Brilliant job and great scale choice David!!!!!
Spiderusalem2nd November 2007It sounds like a bad trip. I like it!
krudtaa3rd November 2007I dig your scale lessons.thank you.
mattacuk3rd November 2007This is just what ive been after david. Its got a very dark almost "buckety" feel to it!! Good job
Freebird8th November 2007Whole Tone scale is so cool!!!!
Michael Romeo uses it a lot... Great stuff David!!! Although I think it's outside my technique range 
Freebird8th November 2007And I think the backing track is extreeemely cool also :-) Great job!
The-Levy19th November 2007Interesting, what type of music and what would be some examples I can look for on this scale?
David Wallimann17th January 2008I heard this scale a lot in Jazz.. In a ii V I progression, it is often used on the V to give it a nice out feel..
But as you can see here, it can be useful in many different styles including metal. :-)
Ben Howell17th January 2008Just to expand in what Davids said, this scale (and other 'altered' scales) are used generally on RESOLVING dominant chords i.e. Dominant chords resolving to the Tonic of a key i.e. G7-Cmaj7.
Its easier to use tension when there is a release followed, so the resolving effect of a V-I progression makes it much easier to apply.
-Ben
Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008thanks David!!
good job... i want more!
Melodicintenions4th April 2008Craziness Brother!
fused12th April 2008One thing that I like about the whole tone scale is that it sounds like I'm doing a lot more work...than I actually am. Hitting all the altered notes without really thinking much about it...if that makes sense?
Great playing David... I'm rather new to this site and have extremely enjoyed your lessons... You do have a lot of them...all good stuff...
Thanks again for sharing your vast talents and knowledge with us 
Pi3822nd August 2008That was crazy!!!
David Wallimann22nd August 2008Thanks everyone. :-)
