Ballad Soloing #3 - classic rock phrasing

by Darius Wave

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- Kristofer Dahl20th July 2016
  Crazy cool Darius - absolutely love it!!
- Guido Bungenstock20th July 2016
  Beautiful note choice and awesome playing as usual, Darius! :-)
- Darius Wave20th July 2016
  Thanx guys! That's a kind of playing I really like most and that's probably most true comming out of me
- Monica Gheorghevici20th July 2016
  Wow...brilliant composition and insane playing!!! When I said in REC that my fingers are ready for Ballad Soloing #3...I lied You are evil, this lesson it's a suicide mission My storm of tears will flood Poland
- MisterM24th July 2016
  Hi Darius
  
  wahhh - Very Nice.
  Amazing playing - I shall try to play this lesson in 2020
- Hajduk26th July 2016
  Love it
- Vaiman26th July 2016
  Hey Darius. That was absolutely fantastic. Beautiful feel and splendid riffs and technical expertise. I'm tackling this one next.
- Darius Wave2nd August 2016
  Vaiman - would love to see a take over it Thank you
- PosterBoy3rd August 2016
  You make that $100 guitar sound like $1,000,000. great lessons and playing
- Darius Wave3rd August 2016
  QUOTE (PosterBoy @ Aug 3 2016, 04:25 PM)
  You make that $100 guitar sound like $1,000,000. great lessons and playing
  
  Thank you! That's a really serious compliment. Very kind of yours

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