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Cosmin Lupu2nd May 2013Hey buddy, I'll try to break that stretch down and make a lil movie for you - stay tuned, k? I'll PM you!
frankdatank2nd May 2013part 20 the stretch part i have trouble with it
- Cosmin Lupu1st May 2013
Hey Frank - can you tell me what exactly are you having trouble with?
I might be able to help out - frankdatank30th April 2013
just finish the part 20, thanx for your help though
, that part of the song frustrated me - frankdatank30th April 2013
you dont explain very well you play it fast and i have problem to understand the part 20
Daniel Realpe15th March 2011Awesome job!!
Thanks man!
Michael AC15th March 2011Awesome job!!
- Daniel Realpe21st November 2010
I'm sorry it's not possible to tab the cover lessons
- fretboardshredder15th September 2010
sweet lesson man you should cover som stuff from youthanasia like family tree,train of consequences, or addicted to choas
- Punx851st September 2010
god your tone is amazing.
Christophe21st August 2010Very very cool riffs, love that song
Nice double-guitar cover Daniel
(This chorus is so amazing, can't get it out of my head, tin to tin tinnn tin to tin tinnn)- Punx8518th August 2010
damn, can you tab the 21st step I cannot figure that part out way too many notes lol.
Chowy Fernandez15th August 2010wow man!!! this song it´s amazing and you totally nail the solos, both, marty and mustaine, amazing work daniel!!! i love it!!
- Daniel Realpe11th August 2010
I'm glad you guys liked it!!
The guitar I'm using is a Vogel,
I think it's based on the Joe Satriani model a bit, - Punx8511th August 2010
damn dude... this is definately in the top 5 metal solos of all time along with tornado of souls... you ruled both man thanks for the lessons!
Fran11th August 2010Wow Daniel, this was beyond awesome... I wish I can play like that some day!
Dejan Farkas11th August 2010Amazing work Daniel
guitar579th August 2010Fantastic!!!!!!!! regards...
thefireball8th August 2010A fabulous and marvelous job!!!
- Challisman8th August 2010
Hats off to you sir, fantastic!
- shatterd7th August 2010
Awesome Daniel! This is a beast of a lesson!! Thank you! Can you tell us something about the guitar you are using?
- Daniel Realpe7th August 2010
thank you Ivan, Todd, Ramiro, and Adrian!
Ivan Milenkovic7th August 2010Awesome cover and great work man!
Todd Simpson6th August 2010Another AMAZING lesson Daniel. You freakin RAWK!
Ramiro Delforte6th August 2010Awesome work Daniel!
Adrian Figallo6th August 2010amazing work daniel, flawless playing
- Daniel Realpe6th August 2010
thanks very much! I hope this helps many of you who are into Marty's playing
Bogdan Radovic6th August 2010Impressive song lesson Daniel!
Attila Voros6th August 2010Dude, this is awesome!
You got the "marty vibe" for sure! Killer lesson!
zen6th August 2010haha .. i just don't know what to say anymore !! I don't have words to describe this.
Lian Gerbino6th August 2010wow man, that was awesome! you done an impressive work here.
Zsolt Galambos6th August 2010All time favorite - awesome job, Daniel!
MigeZ6th August 2010Great lesson
I love Megadeth Going to work on this soon
Cheers
Kristofer Dahl6th August 2010Impressive work Daniel - thanks!
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Hey GMC'ers! Welcome to the lesson on Hangar 18 by Megadeth. This track is a classic from Megadeth and it's a must in their live shows. It's taken from the album "Rust in peace" from 1990, Capitol records.Lead guitarists on this album were Marty Friedman and Dave Mustaine, both with a unique style very different from each other as you will see in this lesson in particular.
Techniques:* Legato* Bends* Speed Picking* Wide Stretches* Palm Muting* SweepingSong Structuce:
* Intro (4 bars)
* Pre verse arpeggios (4 bars)
* Pre verse scale (1 bar)
* Verse (4 bars)
* “Chorus” (4 bars)
* Solo 1 (M. Friedman) (4 bars)
* Solo Riff (4 bars)
* Solo 2 (M. Friedman) (4 bars)
* Solo riff (4 bars)
* Bridge scale (1 bar)
* Verse (4 bars)
* “Chorus” (4 bars)
* Solo 3 (M. Friedman) (4 bars)
* Solo riff (4 bars)
* Solo 4 (M. Friedman) (4 bars)
* Solo riff (4 bars)
* Bridge to instrumental (1 bar)
* Solo 5 (M. Friedman) (8 bars)
* Instrumental riff 1 (4 bars)
* Solo 6 (M. Friedman) (8 bars)
* Instrumental riff 1 (4 bars)
* Instrumental riff 2 (4 bars)
* Solo 7 (D. Mustaine) (4 bars)
* Instrumental riff 2 (4 bars)
* Solo 8 (M. Friedman) (4 bars)
* Instrumental riff 2 (4 bars)
* Solo 9 (D. Mustaine) (4 bars)
* Instrumental riff 2 (4 bars)
* Solo 10 (M. Friedman) (4 bars)
* Instrumental riff 2 (4 bars)
* Solo 11 (D. Mustaine) (4 bars)
* Outro riff (3 bars)Marty Friedman once said: "Be aware of every note because each note counts" and I have come to understand that after playing his stuff. Have fun with it and I'll see you on the next one!
/Daniel
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