Muris Varajic2nd February 2009Killer playing David,
groovy riffs and fast runs, love it!
Toni Suominen2nd February 2009Great groovy lesson David!
Wabba2nd February 2009The tabs in videos 2 & 5 are not working correctly.
But a great lesson this is!
Carlos Carrillo2nd February 2009great lesson David! very interesting sound! very cool! really!!
Pedja Simovic2nd February 2009Awesome lesson David - playing fits the backing really well !
Emir Hot2nd February 2009great rifs and lines, well done David. Reminds me of Mr. Big when Sheehan and Gilbert are sharing unison lines on bass and guitar
Kuba Szafran2nd February 2009Sounds really great David
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Piotr Kaczor2nd February 2009Excellent work, David! Great playing!
kaznie_NL2nd February 2009Nice work David! Thanks!
David Wallimann2nd February 2009Thanks a lot everyone!
playaxeman2nd February 2009Great
Excellent lesson.
Keep up the good work David!!
Vasilije Vukmirovic2nd February 2009Really groovy!
Ivan Milenkovic2nd February 2009Very cool David, sounds great, and love the way you follow the backing
Gerardo Siere2nd February 2009Great playing David!
Nazgul2nd February 2009What a groovy rhythm, David! And I love the drums, too!
Hisham Al-Sanea2nd February 2009awesome lesson David.
Antipolitik3rd February 2009Wow! Great stuff!
- David Wallimann3rd February 2009
Thanks a lot everyone!
- David Wallimann3rd February 2009
By the way, the tabs on vids 2 and 5 should be fixed soon!
Alejandro Pinero3rd February 2009Great song David !!!
I want more!!
Dejan Farkas3rd February 2009Cool riffs
Trond Vold3rd February 2009Very cool
Bogdan Radovic4th February 2009Excellent lesson David!!
Sinisa Cekic4th February 2009I love that groovy stuff,top1
- tfan5th February 2009
Really brilliant
Had a great time playing the groovy rhythm, and even managed to learn alot from doing so!
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Playing lead guitar over a mediocre background rhythm is like drinking fine wine in a plastic cup. In today's lesson, we'll study a piece which should hopefully inspire you to create soem better rhythm tracks for your leads.
Technically speaking, we'll use a lot of alternate picking. Remember to be as precise as possible when playing. Your guitar should follow the bass at all times and be in tight tempo. We'll use a minor pentatonic in E with an additional Major third to kep things interesting.
Memorize everything and work your way with precision and good rhythm placement. Have fun!
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