Kristofer Dahl30th January 2008Great to see another lesson from you Toni - that is some brutal riffing!
Marcus Lavendell30th January 2008Awesome!
mattacuk30th January 2008Fantastic !! just awsome Tony
botoxfox30th January 2008Sounds nice
ZakkWylde30th January 2008Your picking is incredible
Muris Varajic30th January 2008Now THAT is some nasty riffing Toni!
kyldeee30th January 2008Cool Riffin' there Toni
very Opethy.... 
Gabriel Leopardi30th January 2008Great stuff! I really enjoy your lessons Toni!
good job.
jonasrolf30th January 2008great lesson
opeth is one of my favorite bands and you did just a great job
Pablo Vazquez30th January 2008Great Stuff!! That´s very nice!
Mark.30th January 2008I love it it's very /,,/ !!!
Jerry Arcidiacono30th January 2008Of course, \m/
Great riffing Toni!
Andrew Cockburn30th January 2008Wow, love that tritone!
Juan M. Valero30th January 2008Love this one !! excelent
- TheClansmanDK30th January 2008
Wow! Thats heavy riffing
Nice work dude 
Bogdan Radovic30th January 2008Awesome stuff man !
Toni Suominen30th January 2008Thank you all for your awesome comments!!
Im so happy that you liked my lesson!
Rock on!
krudtaa30th January 2008Great lesson. I really like this.
Keep on kickin´ ass.- Toni Suominen30th January 2008
Thanks krudtaa!!
I will! 
The Uncreator30th January 2008Brilliant!!!!!
David Wallimann30th January 2008Excellent rhythm Tony!
Keep it up!
at lights end30th January 2008wow that sounds so opeth!
ill be learning this as soon as i've conquered my mountain of coursework!
SLASH9130th January 2008Wow this is incredible!!Thankyou so much for making it standard tuning!!!
Owen30th January 2008Tony, YOU ARE A LEGEND!
Thank you, thank you, thank you- Owen30th January 2008
Toni*
My apologies for the mis-spelling,
Feel like a idiot now.
- Toni Suominen30th January 2008
Thanks for the nice comments guys!
Owen no problem 
Dejan Farkas30th January 2008Great riffing *head banging*
- Toni Suominen30th January 2008
Thanks so much Dejan!
Keep on banging that head! 
Ghrim30th January 2008woot more metal! You always have awesome lessons toni!
JVM30th January 2008Awesome Toni! you nailed the sound, I love it.
preownedguitar30th January 2008I love this one Toni. |m|, Metal!! ,|m|
- Toni Suominen30th January 2008
Thanks a lot guys!!!
Nick32530th January 2008nice
bladzerok30th January 2008this is cool, i love this kind of heavy riffing
Fsgdjv30th January 2008Nice lesson, I'll definetly learn this!
- Toni Suominen30th January 2008
Im glad that you like it guys!! Have fun learning it!
- Ayen30th January 2008
Once again, another lesson that leaves me speechless. Great job on this lesson Toni!
Eat-Sleep-andJam30th January 2008So Far, All 3 of your lessons are really good
Nice 1
Hisham Al-Sanea30th January 2008nice riff toni ,great work felow
- Kristofer Dahl30th January 2008
Once again this is really cool - Toni if you keep going with these brutal riffing lessons we can have a new section for them!
- Toni Suominen30th January 2008
Thanks guys for the positive feedback!
Kris, that sounds really cool!! 
shellshock191130th January 2008You nailed their style perfect
uberIbanez31st January 2008Awesome! I can really hear the Opeth influence here.
- wylde guitar31st January 2008
awesome, i might have to start listening to some Opeth
- dreamtheaterfreak31st January 2008
very good im not rlly a fan of opeth but i like this lesson
very cool freaky dark metal sounds 
Smikey200631st January 2008sounds like.. OPETH
good job - Toni Suominen31st January 2008
Cheers guys for your awesome comments!!
- Maximus1st February 2008
Nice work Toni!
- Toni Suominen1st February 2008
Thanks Maximus!
Ivan Milenkovic1st February 2008Great lesson man, I like those dark riffs! Keep rockin!
- Toni Suominen2nd February 2008
Thanks a lot Ivan!
- r_seal3rd February 2008
Great Lesson. I am having problems with the Guitar Pro file. Looks like it's corrupted.Can someone repost? Thanks a lot.
- Toni Suominen5th February 2008
Thanks r_seal!
Do you have Guitar Pro version 5? It should work with it. - r_seal6th February 2008
Hi Toni,
Actually I use TuxGuitar (I am strictly a Linux junkie) and they open gp5 files. I have downloaded many others from this site but for someone reason this one refuses to open. No big deal, I still have the tab. Thanks again for the top notch lessons. - ILOVEGUITAR16th February 2008
hey toni this is a awesome lesson
THANKS HEAPS - Toni Suominen16th February 2008
Thanks ILOVEGUITAR!
Danilo Capezzuto27th February 2008Great!
- Toni Suominen27th February 2008
Thanks Danilo!
Lian Gerbino9th May 2008awesome man! very cool
Carlos Carrillo11th May 2008hey Toni!!
very nice lesson!!!- Toni Suominen18th May 2008
Thanks guys!
- -Fox-10th June 2008
Great job! You hit the nail on the head; very Opeth-ish!
midnight29th October 2008Really like this one! I've never really played heavy stuff quite in this style before. The picking is a little strange compared to the basic riffs that I usually mess with...really got to relax the hand.
I'm going to give your other lessons a try. Thanks.
Canis22nd April 2009\m/ Opeth! \m/
I felt it ^^
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Hi GMC! Today we have a lesson in the style of the great progressive metal band Opeth. We are going to look at some of the elements they incorporate in their music.
This lesson helps you use:
-Octaves
-More trickier riffs
-The Tritone power chord, which is basically a power chord but with an added flat 5 interval
Opeth incorporates many styles of music from folk to jazz with metal, and they also have lots of clean and acoustic passages. If you want to hear them, check out some of their cds like Blackwater Park or Still Life.
Also I added a few drum backings for you to practice this slowly.
-Tuning: Standard E
-Tempo: 170bpm
Hope you have fun with this lesson!
-Toni Suominen
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