GregH5th December 2013Great lesson. Going right in to my bookmarked lessons.
Kristofer Dahl5th December 2013Super fresh ideas Fayeed - great to see a new lesson from you!
HungryForHeaven5th December 2013This is an awesome piece! I must learn at least some of the patterns. Good job, Fayeed!
Hajduk5th December 2013What a great lesson, Thank you
Ben Higgins5th December 2013I was thinking the other day 'We need a new lesson from Fayeed' and here it is ! You rock, man
Bogdan Radovic5th December 2013Very cool lesson Fayeed!
Love the way you utilize slides in your licks
Ulrik5th December 2013Cool lesson, but a bit fast for me!
wollace035th December 2013great lesson!!
I will try some licks (a lot slower..)
Javier Aviles5th December 2013Fayeed, you're great! Fast and Clean, great lesson. Muy bueno!
playaxeman5th December 2013great thx
Fayeed Tan6th December 2013I was thinking the other day 'We need a new lesson from Fayeed' and here it is ! You rock, man
haha thanks for the thought mate
You rock as well man!
Cool lesson, but a bit fast for me!
Well don't let that stop you
learn the licks & play them really slow on the first week. Then gradually work your way up to playing them a little faster day by day. In no time you'll be playing them fast, possibly faster than how I did it. 
Cheers!
Thank you EVERYONE! For the kind comments It feels so GOOD to be able to post a new lesson! 
Darius Wave6th December 2013Awesome lesson mate! Like the groove and smooth as hell playing!
- Fayeed Tan7th December 2013Awesome lesson mate! Like the groove and smooth as hell playing!
Very nice of you to say that mate! thank you 
Andre Nieri7th December 2013Great lesson, Fayeed!
- Andre Nieri7th December 2013
Somehow, the main riff reminds me of Paranoid, by Black Sabbath hehe
- Fayeed Tan8th December 2013Somehow, the main riff reminds me of Paranoid, by Black Sabbath hehe
Yeah the chords a little bit but it has a different rhythm Thanks for the kind words bro! 
Piotr Kaczor11th December 2013Perfect, just perfect!
Tagaluchi16th March 2015Love your style man!
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What's up GMC!?
THE PROFESSOR As you can see and hear in this expert lesson from Fayeed, the Pentatonic Scale can open up a world of possibilities beyond the normal conventions when looked at from different angles and in different areas of the fretboard.
When working on the material in this lesson, it’s important to know how to build and play the Aeolian Mode, Ionian Mode and Minor Pentatonic Scale, the three scales featured in this lesson. That way you will be prepared to rock these sounds out in your own playing, take them into your practicing and jam them out in your next rockin’ guitar solo.
Here's another cool lesson for all you pentatonic scale lovers! This lesson will let you know the different places on the fretboard where you can play the pentatonic scale.
Take notice of the scale choices below and watch my left hand closely as I go through that scale with my licks. Now I know what some of you guys might be thinking, "Why am I saying it's E pentatonic while I'm playing on the key of D".
Answer is that the D major scale and the E minor pentatonic has almost the same exact notes. So when you're playing E minor then the chords shifted to a D major. You can easily stick to E minor pentatonic scale and still ROCK! at it. ;)
Never forget to take this lesson step by step or day by day if you have to for best results.
I hope you'll enjoy this one as much as I enjoyed making it. Cheers!
Gear used:
Guitar: DnD custom DC2 (Philippine brand)
Strings: Elixir Nanoweb
Effects: Amp effects & drive
Amp: Fender Stage 1000
Standard tuning: E, A, D, G, B, E
Tempo:170 bpm
Recording gear:
Shure PG81
Shure SM57
Roland UA-25 EX
Adobe Audition CS6 as DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)
