Kristofer Dahl28th August 2010Blew me of my chair - brutal playing Attila!
Mudbone28th August 2010This solo is so vicious Attila had to tape his pickups in to keep them from flying out of the guitar
Jerry Arcidiacono28th August 2010Very aggressive solo Attilla, good job!
Lian Gerbino28th August 2010nice playing man!
Adrian Figallo28th August 2010amazing man, amazing playing.
Vasilije Vukmirovic28th August 2010Well done!
thefireball28th August 2010Cool guitar and playing!
Bogdan Radovic28th August 2010Insane technique and performance Attila!
Attila Voros29th August 2010Thank You guys!
About the tapes, I hit my babies as hard as I can when it comes to metal:)
Mate Nagy29th August 2010Wow !
That's INSANE !
It should be a difficulty:9
Amazing technique- Attila Voros29th August 2010
Thanks Maté
I belive sometimes it's hard to define a lesson on a "difficulty scale" because there's so many viewpoints of who knows what better. For example an easier 8 finger tapping lick would be 10 times harder than these sort of wide strechy stringskippings that I've been doing since a while, if You know what I mean. It is still a pain in the ass lick though:) 
Daniel Realpe30th August 2010very raw indeed! excellent!
kaznie_NL1st September 2010Shred!!!
Zsolt Galambos1st September 2010Awesome performance, Attila! Love the exotic scales you are using
Ivan Milenkovic2nd September 2010that was brutal man, awesome playing!
- Attila Voros3rd September 2010
Thank You guys, all of Ya!
Denes Nagy18th September 2010Hehehe ROCK!
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Modern thrash/metal lead
Dear GMC fellows,
Now I’m gonna show You a little piece that has been recorded as a guest appearance for a Hugarian thrash legend’s new project named Bloody Roots (www.bloodyroot.hu). I played this lead on my six string Dime3 (tuned a half step down). Some of the licks are really chalenging because of the wide stretches and the unusual rhytms. Please try to not overpractise these stretchy licks - alternatively you can give some rest to your hands after a while, because with this you can easily get hurt.
I hope You’ll have fun with it!
Techniques/scales used:
Alternate pickings
Legato
String skipping
Hammer-ons
Pull-offs
Pinch harmonics
Muted notes
Unusual rhytms (quintuplet, septuplet, nontuplet)
Slides
Vibratos
Bendings
Minor scales (with chromatic notes)
Diminished scales
Exotic scales
Pickup switching (!)Cheerio!
Attila
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