Kristofer Dahl2nd February 2008Great sounding with alot of usable acoustic tricks, thanks Jerry!
Toni Suominen2nd February 2008This sounds very cool and beautiful, great work Jerry!
botoxfox2nd February 2008Sounds nice.
Muris Varajic2nd February 2008Nice one Jerry!
Bogdan Radovic2nd February 2008Great acoustic lesson Jerry!
Joe Kataldo2nd February 2008Great Acoustic Sound
Dejan Farkas2nd February 2008Nice lesson Jerry
The Uncreator2nd February 2008Man i love your tone on this one, and the progression is very nice!
Gerardo Siere2nd February 2008Nice atmosphere there cool lesson
Nick3252nd February 2008awsome
Pablo Vazquez2nd February 2008Really cool! Great sound!
JukeboxHero2nd February 2008Great.
Hisham Al-Sanea2nd February 2008good riff jerry ,perfect work
UncleSkillet3rd February 2008Sorry about the blank post. My finger hit the mouse button while I was thinking and it was on the add comment button. This is very cool! Great lesson. Thank you very much. Kind of reminds me of "Days of the New". We could use more of these types of lessons.
dreamtheaterfreak3rd February 2008this lesson is totaly killer
- dreamtheaterfreak3rd February 2008
this is a great song for me to get girls!!
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd February 2008Thank you all
UncleSkillet: I didn't know about Days of the New. I'm reading something on Wikipedia. Thank you.
dreamtheaterfreak: Ehm... the GUITAR is a great tool for that!
Juan M. Valero3rd February 2008excelent lesson, a really cool one
Ivan Milenkovic3rd February 2008Nice lesson Jerry, some interesting acoustic work there. Good job.
- Jerry Arcidiacono3rd February 2008
Thanks!
- Black Label13th February 2008
I am new to the site and I am having a promblem figuring out your strumming on this. I wish you could do a close up on your right hand playing just a little slower or have the strum pattern wrote out on the tab would also be helpful.
- Jerry Arcidiacono13th February 2008
Hi Black Label,
have you tried to use the Guitar Pro file? This can help you to get the pattern.
Also, this lesson
http://www2.guitarmasterclass.net/misc-les...ords-strumming/
can drive you to understand how directions works in a strumming pattern. Let me know. 
T10117th February 2008Hey Jerry, very good lesson, good to learn some variations on the basic chords. Finally nailed it now, sounds great!
- T10117th February 2008
Oh, and do you know a lesson or two you would recommend as a natural step after this?
- Jerry Arcidiacono18th February 2008
Thank you T101
http://www2.guitarmasterclass.net/rhythm-g...rumming-lesson/
http://www2.guitarmasterclass.net/rhythm-g...ings-strumming/
Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008Great lesson...Very creative
Danilo Capezzuto26th February 2008Beautiful
seagull11th March 2008This sounds very 90ies'ish
No that it's a bad thing at all! It just has a 90ies feel to it I think..
PacmanProductions Reborn17th March 2008oh my freaking gosh... i cant believe i missed this lesson!!!!!! this is beautiful
- Jerry Arcidiacono17th March 2008
Thank you again guys!
Leijon27th March 2008This sounds very much like one of my favourite bands, Toad the Wet Sprocket. Sadly they don´t play together anymore, but this really reminded me of their earlier albums.
Thanks for reminding me of them!- Jerry Arcidiacono27th March 2008
Leijon: Thank you for your post. I will check this band.
vietzilla30th June 2008wow! fantastic sounding and moody!
- Jerry Arcidiacono1st July 2008
Thank you vietzilla
midnight23rd July 2008Been messing with this one for a week or so. Great lesson!
Normally I would use alternate picking and economy picking, but sweeping the notes adds a different sound and feel to it. Getting that down is my main focus with this lesson. Also the strumming fundamentals...love this one.- Jerry Arcidiacono23rd July 2008
Thank you midnight
fused26th August 2008Just what the doctor ordered. I needed something like this.
Thanks man- Jerry Arcidiacono26th August 2008
- J.E.30th October 2008
Beautiful almost made me cry
- Jerry Arcidiacono30th October 2008
Don't cry, pleeease
Daniel Realpe2nd May 2010sounds really cool
- Jerry Arcidiacono2nd May 2010
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Hello GMC! With this lesson I'll show you some arpeggios and some rhythms on the acoustic guitar. I hope this helps to improve your playing and your songwriting skills. When mixing the lesson, I added a chorus and a reverb effect over the guitar track. You can find three backing tracks with different tempos.
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