Easy AC/DC Lesson

Adrian Figallo

Easy AC/DC

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- Mate Nagy27th October 2010
  Your sound is superb here man !
- Vasilije Vukmirovic27th September 2010
  Typical AC/DC tone, very good!
- Adrian Figallo23rd September 2010
  QUOTE (Sergio Dorado @ Sep 22 2010, 11:10 AM)
  Excellent approach to ACDC! Great stuff
  
  Thank you sergio!!
  
  QUOTE (Bogdan Radovic @ Sep 23 2010, 03:07 AM)
  Awesome lesson Adrian! You capture the essence of AC/DC tone here
  
  thanks man, i think so too
- Bogdan Radovic23rd September 2010
  Awesome lesson Adrian! You capture the essence of AC/DC tone here
- Sergio Dorado22nd September 2010
  Excellent approach to ACDC! Great stuff
- Adrian Figallo22nd September 2010
  QUOTE (thefireball @ Sep 21 2010, 04:19 PM)
  This is fun! I think I'll learn bookmark it for when I'm feeling like rockin the oldies style!
  
  Thanks man, enjoy it!
  
  QUOTE (Zsolt Galambos @ Sep 21 2010, 04:30 PM)
  Love it!
  
  Thanks brother!
  
  QUOTE (Daniel Realpe @ Sep 21 2010, 10:56 PM)
  nice simple chord progression to make a rocking track!
  
  Thanks daniel!
- Daniel Realpe22nd September 2010
  nice simple chord progression to make a rocking track!
- Zsolt Galambos21st September 2010
  Love it!
- thefireball21st September 2010
  This is fun! I think I'll learn bookmark it for when I'm feeling like rockin the oldies style!
- Adrian Figallo21st September 2010
  thanks guys
- Gitarrero21st September 2010
  Really cool lesson, Adrian! And thanks for the bonus track on the spoken introduction
- Kristofer Dahl21st September 2010
  This one's got the magic of AC/DC for sure - well done Adrian!

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- Tags: Angus young, Malcom young, Tnt, Power chords, Rock rhythm, Chords, Downpicking, Downstrokes, Groove, Rhythm, E minor, Rock and roll, Open chords
Hey guys, welcome to a new lesson, this time it is based on one of my favorite rock n roll bands, a super aggressive incredible band capable of blowing your head off with amazing rhythm chops and two of the BEST rock n roll tones out there, of course i'm throwing the devil horns talking about AC/DC!

This is a VERY simple lesson inspired by the classic T.N.T, I'm even making it more simple for all the beginners out there, so you can learn how to play guitar from 0 BUT with attitude!

We are not going to see any scale see, instead just 4 chords:

So get ready to rock and give your best shot!

Adrian

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