Nazgul11th November 2008??? WT*??? This is awesome! Whoa!
Kuba Szafran11th November 2008Man it's cool you're doing more percussive guitar lessons. Keep them coming, great job
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berko11th November 2008
Sentenced11th November 2008something completely new in GMC.
Canis11th November 2008This..... I just.... Beyond awesomeness!
May I ask how long it took for you to play this tune flawlessly?
Capt.Z11th November 2008holy sweet mother---
How is this possible??
Gerardo Siere11th November 2008WoW, esta buenisima Ramiro. Congratulations!
Zsolt Galambos11th November 2008A true master of his instrument! Very powerful!
Chokehold11th November 2008Before i turned my computer on i thought about that you writed that a Justin King lesson was on it's way
keep up the good work 
Lian Gerbino11th November 2008yes man! you show great talent in those lessons! keep´em coming!
Ramiro Delforte11th November 2008Thank you all guys! There are more to come
Canis: Since I had the idea to make a lesson in this style and then record them it took me two or three weeks. I recorded this lesson with the other percussive guitar lesson. They didn't take me so long because I've been practicing slap guitar, and in the Justin King lesson my right hand is used to play because the piano technique.
kaznie_NL11th November 2008Waaaaat!!! This sounds so cool!!!
Gabriel Leopardi11th November 2008Great lesson Ramiro. I really like Justin King music and guitar style.
Thanks for this lesson!
Pedja Simovic11th November 2008Ramiro this is awesome!
I love it
Can't wait for more lessons like this!
chmilew11th November 2008Oh my... thank you so much for those percussive guitar lessons Ramiro, we were in need of this !
Bravo
Bogdan Radovic11th November 2008Killer lesson Ramiro ! This is beyond awesome !!
Dejan Farkas11th November 2008This extends limits of possibilities on guitar, sounds amazing
TakeJoy11th November 2008Great style man, love this one!
Hisham Al-Sanea11th November 2008fantastic lesson Ramiro.
Muris Varajic11th November 2008Great job Ramiro!
Ivan Milenkovic11th November 2008Very interesting and fresh mate, great job
Emir Hot12th November 2008Awesome job with this lesson. You can play solo concert just like this with no band
great lesson
Ian Bushell12th November 2008Wow Ramiro! I don't know what to say...
That was brilliant, You rock man:)- Ramiro Delforte12th November 2008
Thanx again
I'm working on some more acoustic lessons. 
Alejandro Pinero13th November 2008Fantastic man !!
This lesson is awesome !!
Alex8714th November 2008This is fantastic!! Never heard about that guy before before but I heard about the great Ramiro!
Vinod Saranga15th November 2008Awesome !!!!!!!
great Job Ramiro- Ramiro Delforte29th December 2008This is fantastic!! Never heard about that guy before before but I heard about the great Ramiro!
Hahaha thanx a lot
but you should listen to Justin King and the guys I named they rock!!
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Hi GMC! This lesson is related to the previous percussive guitar lesson. Here I created a tune in the style of Justin King, a great player in this style. One significant difference between this lesson and the Erik Mongrain one is that here I played the guitar in the traditional way, even I've played like a classical guitar player would. I use some traditional techniques but also I played some slap guitar and tapping.
The tuning (from low to high) is: DADGAD.
You can check the previous lesson to read about the importance of the tuning in this kind of pieces. Also in that lesson I've mentioned some other players in this style, you could check them.
I hope you'll enjoy learning this lesson as much I've enjoyed making it.
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