Wikingman24th July 2007sweeheet, how do you come up with stuff like this? when i try i just end up playing something from GMC or stealing from some famous song
- David OToole24th July 2007
That sounds great Gabriel nice tuneage + a-riffin' - cool + very useful lesson, and tastefully done may I add
! D - Amarok24th July 2007
thanx for another great lesson gabriel, I've learned a lot from your rock lessons
You realy proof that less is more! 
David Wallimann24th July 2007I love these riffs. I love the mix of lead and rythm. Great doubled part at the end too. Nice job!
Andrew Cockburn24th July 2007I love these riffs. I love the mix of lead and rythm. Great doubled part at the end too. Nice job!
Great Gabriel - I'm constantly amazed at how you take simple ideas and build them into something that sounds so good, yet is not too hard to play - genius!
ZakkWylde24th July 2007godlike
- stratman3324th July 2007
Awesome!How do you make these riffs??
The Uncreator24th July 2007Great tune and a cool solo, looking forward to this one!
Nick32524th July 2007cool
Xranthoius24th July 2007sounds amazing!!
- dave42024th July 2007
thats great!!!!!
ibanezkiller25th July 2007very nice
seanM125th July 2007Nice!! can't get enough of these rock lessons!
Gabriel Leopardi25th July 2007Hey! Thank you for the nice comments! I working in more simple riffs stuff!!
- Quickdraw28th July 2007
nice job... i love working on these kinda lessons...
P.S. you need to clip that string... lol. 
Muris Varajic28th July 2007Great riffing Gabe!!
- stephenrockstar30th July 2007
dude awesome riff!
krudtaa30th July 2007Dig your work Gabriel. I have to master it right now.
jammer9130th July 2007Gabriel, this is like my favourite lesson ever. Can you make an advanced version also. THis lesson sounds so frikkin awesome. Never knew i could play some real songs that sound so good instead of punk rock.Awesome job GAB!
deWeLL30th July 2007this really rocks :-) it's my favorite lesson, too. it works, i just have to get faster with my little finger *grr*
- Nick32531st July 2007
how to you make these riffs?
King_Dime4th August 2007Outstanding! Keep it coming .
- Victafor10th August 2007
sounds cool
you got holy pants 
buttmonk4th September 2007Nice 1 dude! I am very glad to hear that u are making more of these. As a novice it took me a fair amount of time to get this down, probably spent about 4 hrs on it so far. Important thing for me is that it is challenging but not too much so as to be impossible. And cos it is like a mini song and sounds so damn cool, I am motivated to really stick at it.
- buttmonk4th September 2007
- TheReturnFC-Ibanez29th September 2007
nice
Ben N25th October 2007beautiful
love rock music
good job gabriel!!- quackquack2nd November 2007
Great song
- giuseppe3rd December 2007
u no wenever im lookin at the riffs and licks section most of the vids come from u and every single on u make are awsome GREAT JOB!!
- fatb0t10th January 2008
Dude....I love this song. You need to be in a stoner metal band drinking beer and blowing peoples hearing out
- Gabriel Leopardi10th January 2008
that would be amazing!!! 
Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008So coool....Excellent!.....
- Verm10th March 2008
im about to try this lesson and im pumped. This sounds sick!
Chef Tim7th May 2009Great combination Gabriel,you have a great style
Thanks
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Hi GMC! Today we have a new rock lesson! In this one we will continue exploring the pentatonic minor scale possibilities. The structure of this lesson is similar to the last one. We have a first main riff; followed by a rock rhythmic using power chords, then a short guitar solo and finally the same first lick played one octave up. I think that this kind of lesson’s structure is great for beginners to cover different aspects of the guitar playing in a funny way. You’ll work aspects like rhythm, scale uses, and different techniques as legato, alternate picking and vibrato.
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