My Favorite Zeppelin Lesson

Adrian Figallo

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LEVEL 3
My tribute to the heavy fat sounding Led Zeppelin riffing style
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Led Zeppelin Style
LEVEL 4
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Led Zeppelin Solo Style
LEVEL 4
Let's explore the lead playing of Jimmy Page.
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Dream Theater vs Led Zeppelin
LEVEL 6
This could happen if Dream Theater meets Led Zeppelin: A perfect symbiosis.
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LEVEL 6
A short, shreddy solo with an almost Flamenco backing. Learn some of my own licks and patterns!
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Led Zeppelin Style
LEVEL 5
Clean and distorted rhythm guitars and Jimmy Page style solo guitar
by Lucio Antolini15 years
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LEVEL 8
This short lesson demonstrates how to develop accurate and precise alternate picking, not concentrating on speed but on achieving a clean and aggressive sound at any speed.
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Sting: Shape of My Heart
LEVEL 4
Popular song by Sting from the albun "Ten Summoner's Tales" (1993), this song is also featured in the Orginal Sound Track of the movie "Léon, the professional" (1994).
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- alfredsuresh31st December 2011
  Awesome lesson ! woh woh GMC Rocks thanx Adrian
- Adrian Figallo14th March 2010
  thank you my friend!
- Dennizzz11914th March 2010
  Brilliant!
- Adrian Figallo12th March 2010
  thanks brother!
- Jonathan Burgos11th March 2010
  Adrian, you make a awesome lesson! congrats partner! The sound is so cool to. (Aplause!!)
- Adrian Figallo6th March 2010
  thanks bro!
- Vasilije Vukmirovic6th March 2010
  Sounds great!
  
  Nice guitars by the way!
- Adrian Figallo5th March 2010
  thanks man!, welcome to gmc!
- El Chupacabras5th March 2010
  great lesson
- Adrian Figallo1st March 2010
  QUOTE (Laszlo Boross @ Mar 1 2010, 07:03 AM)
  Real Zep feeling! Nice job Adrian!
  
  thank you laszlo!
- Laszlo Boross1st March 2010
  Real Zep feeling! Nice job Adrian!
- Adrian Figallo28th February 2010
  thanks marcus, means a LOT coming from you bro
- Marcus Siepen28th February 2010
  I LOVE this kind of riffing, killer lesson
- Adrian Figallo28th February 2010
  woaa thanks for your kind comments dinyeh, glad you liked it!
- Dinyeh28th February 2010
  Great lesson on a great player, Jimmy Page. Your playing has HEART. Really captured the essence of Zeppelin! Made this one of my bookmarks. Thanks for sharing!
- Adrian Figallo28th February 2010
  thanks daniel bro!, aaa my babies
- Daniel Realpe27th February 2010
  great lesson! and I love the guitars!
- Adrian Figallo27th February 2010
  QUOTE (kahall @ Feb 27 2010, 12:28 AM)
  I love how you have kind of a theme going with your lessons. Which to me is very important to master first. Play it clean, get into it, and that it does not have to be difficult to be fun and sound great. Just get it right.
  
  thanks kahall, that's exactly the theme of my lessons, and i think that's exactly how popular music is done, and im talking about Britney Spears, i'm talking about led zep, the who, green day, ramones, red hot chili peppers, etc, pop music
  
  QUOTE (Piotr Kaczor @ Feb 27 2010, 06:04 AM)
  Tasty lesson, Adrian! You really rock, my friend!
  
  Thanks Piotr !
- Piotr Kaczor27th February 2010
  Tasty lesson, Adrian! You really rock, my friend!
- kahall27th February 2010
  I love how you have kind of a theme going with your lessons. Which to me is very important to master first. Play it clean, get into it, and that it does not have to be difficult to be fun and sound great. Just get it right.
- Adrian Figallo25th February 2010
  QUOTE (Gary @ Feb 24 2010, 11:14 PM)
  Awesome job Adrian.. spot on. Could hear a bit of "The Ocean" in there. As I listened I kept anticipating Robert Plants voice
  
  Gary bro, spot on! the ocean was my main reference for the whole first part, and then heartbreaker for the second
  
  QUOTE (Chowy Fernandez @ Feb 25 2010, 02:34 AM)
  sounds amazing man!! what do you use for recording this one!!?? great and cool tatoos by the way!!
  
  thanks chowy!, means a lot coming from a guitar ninja like urself, i used BFD2 boham ludwig drums, mixed to taste, scarbee jazz bass, and for the guitar the mighty guitar rig 4, with a couple of panned plexis, and i think the most important part, a tube pre amp before the whole guitar signal
- Chowy Fernandez25th February 2010
  sounds amazing man!! what do you use for recording this one!!?? great and cool tatoos by the way!!
- Gary25th February 2010
  Awesome job Adrian.. spot on. Could hear a bit of "The Ocean" in there. As I listened I kept anticipating Robert Plants voice
- Adrian Figallo25th February 2010
  of course emir, band #1 for me too.
  thanks bro!
- Emir Hot25th February 2010
  Wow man .This is NO 1 band of all times for me Awesome arrangement. Well done
- Adrian Figallo24th February 2010
  thanks for the great feedback bro!
- playaxeman24th February 2010
  Really Zeppelin. Great to have a lesson on a great guitar player.
  
  This is a awesome lesson with great Zepp sound,& cool rhythms and chord progressions.
  
  Thx a lot
- Adrian Figallo24th February 2010
  thanks guys! super glad you like it!
- Gerardo Siere24th February 2010
  Incredible lesson!
- Bogdan Radovic24th February 2010
  Wow amazing lesson! Backing and composition is awesome!
- Adrian Figallo24th February 2010
  thanks my bro!
- Lian Gerbino24th February 2010
  awesome lesson man!!!
- Adrian Figallo24th February 2010
  QUOTE (Crazy_Diamond @ Feb 24 2010, 11:07 AM)
  Wow .... instant bookmark Adrian that lesson is great .... I love your tone.
  
  Thanks crazy!, the power of the mighty guitar rig
  
  QUOTE (guitar57 @ Feb 24 2010, 11:32 AM)
  Many Thanks!!!
  
  Thanks to you bro!
- guitar5724th February 2010
  Many Thanks!!!
- Crazy_Diamond24th February 2010
  Wow .... instant bookmark Adrian that lesson is great .... I love your tone.
- Adrian Figallo24th February 2010
  QUOTE (NoSkill @ Feb 24 2010, 09:20 AM)
  Another gem in an ever growing and more impressive catalog of lessons, Adrian! I've said it before, you stand out here with a very unique approach at filling a gap in lessons here that we didn't know existed. Bravo man!
  
  Woa NoSkill, that's some great feedback, thanks for your kind words man!
  
  QUOTE (Zsolt Galambos @ Feb 24 2010, 09:25 AM)
  You've nailed it Zeppelin rules big time
  
  Thanks Zsolt!, it does!
- Zsolt Galambos24th February 2010
  You've nailed it Zeppelin rules big time
- NoSkill24th February 2010
  Another gem in an ever growing and more impressive catalog of lessons, Adrian! I've said it before, you stand out here with a very unique approach at filling a gap in lessons here that we didn't know existed. Bravo man!
- Adrian Figallo24th February 2010
  thank you ivan!, i'm glad you liked it!
- Ivan Milenkovic24th February 2010
  Excellent work man, this lesson rock
- Adrian Figallo24th February 2010
  QUOTE (Kristofer Dahl @ Feb 24 2010, 03:41 AM)
  Absolutely brilliant arrangement Adrian + we needed a Zeppelin lesson so badly!
  
  WOW, thanks kris for your feedback, the word brilliant ring bells in my head
  
  QUOTE (Marius Pop @ Feb 24 2010, 03:49 AM)
  That was better that coffee this morning Very cool sound and lesson... and I want that V
  
  Thanks my bro!, the v is getting a makeover today, will post pics on the forum
  
  QUOTE (Marek Rojewski @ Feb 24 2010, 03:51 AM)
  Uber cool lesson Adrian!
  
  Thanks marek bro!
  
  QUOTE (Staffy @ Feb 24 2010, 04:23 AM)
  Very cool!!! Love Zeppelin! What did You use for that sound? Its raging!!!
  
  Thank you Staffy!, for the guitar sounds just guitar rig 4 man , and the tube pre amp thingy. Double takes both with marshalls emus.
  Bass, it's the scarbee jazz bass, and the drums are BFD2 drums with a boham set mixed to taste
  
  QUOTE (Mr T @ Feb 24 2010, 04:54 AM)
  Yeah! Zep! Great lesson, I will be learning this one.
  
  Great mr t, if you have any questions just let me know!
  
  QUOTE (Gitarrero @ Feb 24 2010, 05:11 AM)
  Awesome! I was just about to request a lesson in the style of Led Zep. How about some Deep Purple, The Who etc. next? :-)
  
  Hey gitarrrero, i'm super glad u liked it, of course!, a the who lesson sounds like a plan to me
  
  QUOTE (Keilnoth @ Feb 24 2010, 07:18 AM)
  Very cool lesson Adrian ! And nice t-shirts ! I prefer the black one on the white guitar.
  
  Hey keilnoth, thanks bro, i think i prefer it too
  
  QUOTE (Stephane Lucarelli @ Feb 24 2010, 08:46 AM)
  Great Adrian! Like many of us I'm still in love with Led Zep & Jimmy Page ...
  
  Stephane bro, it's amazing right?, i will start a collab, pretty sure a lot of people will join!
  
  QUOTE (whitesnake @ Feb 24 2010, 08:51 AM)
  Very cool lesson,long live Led zeppelin
  
  You said it right bro!
- whitesnake24th February 2010
  Very cool lesson,long live Led zeppelin
- Stephane Lucarelli24th February 2010
  Great Adrian! Like many of us I'm still in love with Led Zep & Jimmy Page ...
- Keilnoth24th February 2010
  Very cool lesson Adrian ! And nice t-shirts ! I prefer the black one on the white guitar.
- Gitarrero24th February 2010
  Awesome! I was just about to request a lesson in the style of Led Zep. How about some Deep Purple, The Who etc. next? :-)
- Mr T24th February 2010
  Yeah! Zep! Great lesson, I will be learning this one.
- Staffy24th February 2010
  Very cool!!! Love Zeppelin! What did You use for that sound? Its raging!!!
- Marek Rojewski24th February 2010
  Uber cool lesson Adrian!
- Marius Pop24th February 2010
  That was better that coffee this morning Very cool sound and lesson... and I want that V
- Kristofer Dahl24th February 2010
  Absolutely brilliant arrangement Adrian + we needed a Zeppelin lesson so badly!

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- Tags: A blues, Riff, Power chords, Riffing, Alternate picking, Strumming, Groove, A pentatonic minor, A pentatonic major, Led zeppelin, Jimmy page, Rock n roll, Heartbreaker
Hey GMC'ers!, today i will playing and talking about one of my favorite guitar players, maybe one of your's too, I'm talking about Mr. Jimmy Page, from the iconic band Led Zeppelin.

What can I say about Mr. Jimmy Page, he's definitely one of my reasons I became a guitar player. He is an outstanding guitar player, musician, and sound creator guru. If you have never heard a Led Zeppelin album, stop reading, and go buy one.

Try to just get a rhythmic approach of the Jimmy Page work, one important thing is that I recorded two guitars, the one in the left speaker is doing the main guitar parts, and the one in the right is sometimes harmonizing. Be sure to learn this cool technique and apply it to your own things!

Scales:

A blues:

A minor pentatonic:

A major pentatonic:

And for the bridge part (the major sounding part) we go thes chords (on both guitars):

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