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GregH11th November 2012Sounds great. It's good to have a Soundgarden lesson.
Dieterle11th November 2012Wow Gabriel
this sounding Great !
A lesson i should keep in memory.
Dieter
Gabriel Leopardi11th November 2012Thanks guys!! This is an amazing 90's band and it is back! 
Ben Higgins11th November 2012Great lesson Gab !!
Jona11th November 2012esa puita lila tiene toda la magia
Gabriel Leopardi11th November 2012QUOTE (Ben Higgins @ Nov 11 2012, 04:05 PM)
Great lesson Gab !!
thanks mate.
QUOTE (Jona @ Nov 11 2012, 05:09 PM)
esa puita lila tiene toda la magia
haha the violet pick rocks. 
sieg66611th November 2012A lesson that provides some very useful riffs. Thanks.
Kristofer Dahl12th November 2012Thanks Gabriel! Can't wait for their new album coming out tomorrow!
Cosmin Lupu12th November 2012The bends in the beginning have some 'Fell on black days' flavor! Awesome lesson and Mr. Cornell would be proud too 
Gabriel Leopardi12th November 2012Thanks friends for the comments!
Regarding Soundgarden, I hope that they come to Argentina the next year!
Timmy b12th November 2012Nice work Gabriel! Sounds spot on!
Rammikin12th November 2012All of these grunge series lessons are great!
Gabriel Leopardi13th November 2012QUOTE (Rammikin @ Nov 12 2012, 08:04 PM)
All of these grunge series lessons are great!
Thanks mate! I'm glad to know that you are enjoying these series...
Andre Nieri13th November 2012Really nice, Gabe. Loved the interaction between the two guitar parts!
Gabriel Leopardi13th November 2012QUOTE (Andre Nieri @ Nov 13 2012, 03:57 PM)
Really nice, Gabe. Loved the interaction between the two guitar parts!
Thanks Andre! 
Javier Aviles15th November 2012Very good the effect you get by mixing the phrase that makes the two guitars.
Gabriel Leopardi17th November 2012QUOTE (Javier Aviles @ Nov 15 2012, 07:20 AM)
Very good the effect you get by mixing the phrase that makes the two guitars.
yeah, they used to arrange guitars in this way. Their guitar job is very creative... and they albums are much more enjoyable is you hear them with headphones.
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