KISS on Fire Lesson

Adrian Figallo

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- Mudbone1st December 2011
  Do you have a coil tap on that Strat?
- Adrian Figallo2nd July 2010
  thanks aleksander my friend!!
- Aleksander Sukovic29th June 2010
  This sounds perfect! Great production
- Adrian Figallo28th June 2010
  thank you daniel!! they're just great!
- Daniel Realpe26th June 2010
  fantastic lesson!
  
  I love Kiss since I saw them live, before that I didn't liked them but man, oh they blew my mind on stage!
- Adrian Figallo22nd June 2010
  thank you!!
  about the sunglasses hahaha, well i got new BRIGHT lights on the set, it gets pretty annoying after some time
  
  but don't worry i'm working to deliver a "guitar close up" look for the lessons
- kahall22nd June 2010
  I like everything about this lesson expect your sunglasses. I know you can find some that will make you look even cooler. Work on it. ;-)
- Adrian Figallo20th June 2010
  QUOTE (guitar57 @ Jun 19 2010, 10:25 PM)
  Congratulations! very good! thanks!!!
  
  thank you guitar57!!
  
  QUOTE (Bondy @ Jun 20 2010, 07:36 AM)
  That was great, I think you are one of the coolest instructors here, and your lessons are always fun to play.
  
  thanks for the kind words man, i'm glad you like my lessons!
- Bondy20th June 2010
  That was great, I think you are one of the coolest instructors here, and your lessons are always fun to play.
- guitar5720th June 2010
  Congratulations! very good! thanks!!!
- Adrian Figallo19th June 2010
  hey marco. thanks for ALL your comments haha, check this out:
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0xIebTO23I
  
  the solo is inspired but the early ace, i don't feel angus young there too much, but hey, it's all rock n roll!
- Adrian Figallo19th June 2010
  thank you ivan!!
- Ivan Milenkovic19th June 2010
  Great track and very cool rhythm, love it!
- ZreD18th June 2010
  Well, when you own something that cool you can't help loving it.. And i hope i some day will hold one and feel the same ..
  
  //Kasper
- Adrian Figallo18th June 2010
  wow man, you really are into that guitar, i would love to play one some day, and specially OWN one...
  
  they look just amazing to me!
- ZreD18th June 2010
  Im glad you like it ! The Stanley Guitar is quite tight on the strings, but that only gives you that extra strenght and stamina in your fingers, especialy if you are used to play on it like me.. It's funny how easy I had it when I tried another guitar after a long time, I suddenly felt like superman on a guitar.. Having said that the guitar can be a little tricky In the solo part because of the tightness, but according to what amplifier you are using it have a fantastic treble control...! So it is quite good with riffs if the guitarist just know how to play (Of course..)
  It's hard to explain it in words.. You have to feel the guitar and its technique to understand what i mean..
  
  //Kasper
- Adrian Figallo18th June 2010
  QUOTE (kaznie_NL @ Jun 18 2010, 12:24 PM)
  Cool lesson Adrian! Do you just always were Pepe the Pew, or just for the video occasions? He rock s as well haha
  
  hey bro, well, i have a ton of pepe stuff man, but yeah i use it every time i can, love the look of pepe on video, is a like a second character!
  
  QUOTE (ZreD @ Jun 18 2010, 02:15 PM)
  Sure! But it seems that I have some technical problems, so I have uploaded the Pics on Facebook..
  http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=6117...p;id=1128993649
  
  I Surely hope it is okay with you, And again great lesson..!!! Im almost finished with it..! XD
  
  man.. i LOVE, and totally love that guitar man, how does it plays?, been a fan for sooo long of that guitar
- ZreD18th June 2010
  Sure! But it seems that I have some technical problems, so I have uploaded the Pics on Facebook..
  http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=6117...6&id=1128993649
  
  I Surely hope it is okay with you, And again great lesson..!!! Im almost finished with it..! XD
- kaznie_NL18th June 2010
  Cool lesson Adrian! Do you just always were Pepe the Pew, or just for the video occasions? He rock s as well haha
- Adrian Figallo18th June 2010
  WOW man!!!, could you post pics on the gear section??
  
  i always loved paul stanley's guitar!
- ZreD18th June 2010
  man what a great lesson.. I gotta learn it mostly becasue it sounds great, but partly also because im the proud owner of a Paul Stanley Collection Guitar from Silvertone... Rock N' Roll!
- Adrian Figallo17th June 2010
  thanks brother!
- Vasilije Vukmirovic17th June 2010
  Very nice!
- Adrian Figallo17th June 2010
  QUOTE (Wilska @ Jun 17 2010, 02:42 PM)
  Nice one Adrian, really catchy riffing. And man I still love that V...
  
  Thanks brother!, she's a beauty!
- Wilska17th June 2010
  Nice one Adrian, really catchy riffing. And man I still love that V...
- Adrian Figallo17th June 2010
  QUOTE (Gitarrero @ Jun 17 2010, 11:08 AM)
  What a groovy lesson! Awesome Adrian, keep 'em coming!
  
  thanks my brother!
  
  QUOTE (Zsolt Galambos @ Jun 17 2010, 12:38 PM)
  Rocking riffs and solo, man!
  
  thank you zsolt!!
  
  QUOTE (playaxeman @ Jun 17 2010, 01:00 PM)
  He Adrian congratulate with this lesson. Kiss is really rock n roll. And this lesson is really all about it. I was a huge KISS fan long before the "I was made for loving' period. Saw them once in Holland with Iron Maiden as a warming up for KISS. A great show that was. Listening to this lesson I am waiting for Paul to start singing so well done man!!!
  
  Thanks man, this means a lot to me, coming from a true rock n roll fan!, vintage KISS is amazing!!
- playaxeman17th June 2010
  He Adrian congratulate with this lesson. Kiss is really rock n roll. And this lesson is really all about it. I was a huge KISS fan long before the "I was made for loving' period. Saw them once in Holland with Iron Maiden as a warming up for KISS. A great show that was. Listening to this lesson I am waiting for Paul to start singing so well done man!!!
- Zsolt Galambos17th June 2010
  Rocking riffs and solo, man!
- Gitarrero17th June 2010
  What a groovy lesson! Awesome Adrian, keep 'em coming!
- Adrian Figallo17th June 2010
  QUOTE (NoSkill @ Jun 17 2010, 10:19 AM)
  You nailed it, Adrian. I spent a lot of years listening to KISS. I first saw them in concert in 1979 with my uncle. I saw them 4 more times in the 80's and then three shows on the reunion tour in '95. I've always loved their music. This is exactly in their style. Cheers!
  
  MAN you saw kiss in '79?!?!, WOW dude, that is amazing. the '95 reunion was great too, got a couple of dvd's, still ace on the guitar!
  thanks man, will make a collab around this track, you gotta be on!!
- NoSkill17th June 2010
  You nailed it, Adrian. I spent a lot of years listening to KISS. I first saw them in concert in 1979 with my uncle. I saw them 4 more times in the 80's and then three shows on the reunion tour in '95. I've always loved their music. This is exactly in their style. Cheers!
- Adrian Figallo17th June 2010
  QUOTE (Kristofer Dahl @ Jun 17 2010, 02:55 AM)
  Fantastic riffing and soloing - every note was exactly where it should be. You are a very inspiring rocker Adrian!
  
  Thank you kris, you know it means a lot coming from you!
  
  QUOTE (Darknodar123 @ Jun 17 2010, 03:44 AM)
  Awesome lesson once again Adrian! I dont know why but the backing track and a little of your playing reminds me of Know Your Enemy
  
  thanks brother, well, i notice that overall the last Green Day album is heavily inspired by hard rock-glam rock, and i LOVE it.
  
  QUOTE (Bogdan Radovic @ Jun 17 2010, 08:02 AM)
  Awesome song Adrian!
  Really great arrangement and production!
  
  thank you bogdan!
  
  QUOTE (Lian Gerbino @ Jun 17 2010, 08:36 AM)
  very cool man! I was jamming over the first minute or so... before your solo LOL... awesome work man!
  
  thanks lian my brother, i will make this a collab, i found it very groovy to jam!
  
  QUOTE (Keep_Rocking @ Jun 17 2010, 09:00 AM)
  You really love what you do!
  Great rock, Great lesson. Great Attittude!
  
  I do man, music is my life, thank you!
- Keep_Rocking17th June 2010
  You really love what you do!
  Great rock, Great lesson. Great Attittude!
- Lian Gerbino17th June 2010
  very cool man! I was jamming over the first minute or so... before your solo LOL... awesome work man!
- Bogdan Radovic17th June 2010
  Awesome song Adrian!
  Really great arrangement and production!
- Darknodar12317th June 2010
  Awesome lesson once again Adrian! I dont know why but the backing track and a little of your playing reminds me of Know Your Enemy
- Kristofer Dahl17th June 2010
  Fantastic riffing and soloing - every note was exactly where it should be. You are a very inspiring rocker Adrian!

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- Tags: Rock n roll, Ace frehley, Paul stanley, Open chords, Chords, Groove, Grooving, Strums, Comping, AC/DC, American hard work, Songwriting, Arranging, Angus, Rock rhythm, Plexi tone
Hey GMC'ers! This lesson is heavily influenced by the band, KISS.

Lately I've just been in the mood for Plexi sounds, and the other day i was blown away by the sound of vintage KISS, two amazing guitar players, super nice tones, and great songwriting.

If you don't like the costumes and masks, please, listen to Ace Frehley. He is an incredible guitar player, one of my strongest influences when I was learning.

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