fkalich28th July 2007can't resist opportunity to be first in line. always enjoy your lessons. i always learn something from you.
yuriy_boyko28th July 2007nice lesson, satch rules
The Uncreator28th July 2007Great Stuff, captured the Satch vibe really well!
Muris Varajic28th July 2007Man,great riff,must make a tune of it!!!!!
Nick32528th July 2007awsome
Eat-Sleep-andJam28th July 2007Very Nice, and Very Satchy
- John- epiphony28th July 2007
Cool I can do a thousand things with this,thanks gabriel.
ibanezkiller28th July 2007AMAZING AMAZING I WOULD LLOOVVEE MORE
Stratman5829th July 2007very cool indeed
The_Highlander29th July 2007
Cool! But what does L in the tab stand for?
- atomix133729th July 2007
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Cool! But what does L in the tab stand for?
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Tied note. 
kahall31st July 2007Gabriel, I have learned (memorized) more of your lessons then anyone else’s on the site. I still cannot play them worth a hoot, but I practice the heck out of them. I find most of your lessons to be within reach of us beginners so I keep coming back to them. I’m not saying there easy, as you always manage to throw in some more difficult things to keep it interesting, but there just fun to learn for the less experienced. It’s time to put the Saraceno style lesson 2 to the side for a while and try this one. I love it.
Notice: I used the words “hoot” and “heck”, it wasn’t that hard. ;-)
atomix1337, the tab legend says L is for tied note. I will have to watch the instructor to figure that one out myself.- kahall31st July 2007
ooops, you can't edit these. Sorry I just noticed what I did with the tied note thing....
Gabriel Leopardi31st July 2007Hey guys!! I'm glad you liked this lesson!
yes, L means tied note. It's not important in tabs (You could ignore it because we don't use the durations values in tabs) but if you check the guitar pro tab you'll find these tied notes there.
gabriel.-- jim1231st August 2007
muy buena
Alex Lewis12th August 2007Sounds more like the album surfing with the alien to me?
But thank you so much this lesson rules.
Keep up the good work Gabriel!- Gabriel Leopardi14th August 2007
That's also a great album!
gabriel.- - sloe_lerner26th August 2007
sounds good with the backing tracks and its easy to add subtract notes
- cesarven22nd October 2007
Hi Gabriel, this is my second lesson complete, I liked, despite being simple is instructive,
I would like to touch something of Steve Vai....!!!! - Tjchep3rd November 2007
Do I hear inspirations from Super colossal?!
- Gabriel Leopardi3rd November 2007QUOTE ([email protected] @ Nov 3 2007, 04:21 AM)Do I hear inspirations from Super colossal?!
I've get inspiration from all Satriani music and mostly from his album Joe Satriani.
gabriel.- 
Carlos Carrillo20th February 2008! you rock guy !!!!Vamos gab!!!!
Alexiaden9315th May 2009Nice lesson as usual, Gabriel !
- arpejoes7th February 2010
Hmm Nice... Satchy!
Thanx Gabriel - shatterd14th February 2010
very nicely done backing track and a great lesson!
- Gabriel Leopardi14th February 2010
Thank you guys!
- shatterd24th March 2010
Gabriel, can u tell me if the bends in the 2nd and 3rd sections are half or whole step bends?
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Hey Guys! Today I prepared an easier rock lesson for beginners inspired in Joe Satriani. I have been listening to his albums this days and I discovered that I love the compositions, the sound and the mix of his album also called “Joe Satriani”. The sound of the guitar is soooo rocker and the drums sound is perfect for that songs. The songs are simple, with nice riffs and wonderful melodies. I recommend that album!
Ok. In this lesson I recorded an easy riff (+ power chords) and then a simple melody using some licks that are very used by Satriani. I suggest beginners to first learn all the beginner lessons of this site and then try playing this one. I think that you won’t find it so difficult.
I used C pentatonic minor to compose both the riff and the licks so it would be great if you learn C pentatonic minor in your guitar and use it to make improvisations over the two backing tracks.
Tempo: 105 bpm.
Bye!!
Gabriel.-
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