whit a bit of practice it will be simple
I kind of take back what I said regarding simple. I mean it is, but that solo is not easy to nail. Wow! Cool lesson.
He man
Cool lesson!!
Like your solo after 033 sec very much.
Nope, it's not guitar rig, no digital stuff here!
As usual my mark IV, and Music man with bare knuckle Nailbomb Pickups
Thanks
Very cool sounding and doable AC/DC stuff Joe - thanks!
Great great, i love ACDC,
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Great riffs Angus, I mean Joe
You rock!I love AC/DC
Awesome! Angus would be proud
Awesome Joe...was that guitar rig?????
So simple but yet soooo rock & roll.
It Really captures the style!!
Awesome! Sounds ACDC 100%!
you nailed the style Joe.
It rocks man! Your sound is cool as always
Wow excellent job Joe, you nailed the style perfectly!!
wow thats pure acdc sound!
we have a 2nd angus young here, huh?
Very ACDC-ish mate, great job!
Awesome Joe, I love AC/DC and you nailed it
This is Power!!!
Fantastic lesson Joe!!
Alejandro
Thanks :D:D
excellent This would not be out of place on one of their albums, you've nailed it!
Awesome, man, that's like AC/DC but a bit more metal sounding.
Very well done Joe, you really captured the sound and soul of the band.
Let's rock!
great lessson!!! time to rock!
Excellent lesson Joe!
this is really cool great sound
Very cool lesson indeed!
That is so cool Joe!
Cool work Joe
You rock! Great tone and lesson, Joe!
Love it Joe, you nailed it man !
Great work I love the vibrato very angus
Thanks Mate!
Great riffs Joe,you have amazing technique.
Thanks Guys
Nice
Excellent riffing and great solo Joe !
Such a cool riffs Joe, and tone was great too,
pure raw AC/DC stuff, well done!
AC/DC Style - 150 BMP - E minor
Hi guys, today style lesson is on one of my favourite rock band AC/DC, formed in Sydney in 1973 by brothers Malcolm and Angus Young. Although the band are commonly classified as hard rock, and considered pioneers of heavy metal, they have always classified their music as "rock and roll"
The study is divided in two parts:
The rhythm part it's a quite easy riff, alternating between E5 and A5, but to play it correctly you need to archive a good tight staccato sound, in the pocket with drum and bass.
Correct string muting is on demand, both right and left hands!
The solo opens with two descending lines against a open E pedal note and then goes through a series of fast blues licks and scale runs, with a sharp use of bending.
Master each section slowly before attempt the full speed, and don't forget to spend some time having fun with the jam track improvising with some fiery-hot licks of your own.
See you next lesson,
Joe Kataldo.