Nighthawk115th September 2008Cool lesson..Love this Style...thanks especially for your great explanation for fingerings and the rhthym !
Emir Hot15th September 2008wow this is really cool
Nazgul15th September 2008Nice riffs, I really like this band.
sigma715th September 2008wow this sounds awesome! i like the sweet riffs
Trond Vold15th September 2008Excellent
USAMAN15th September 2008Very catchy....
Awsome!
Eat-Sleep-andJam15th September 2008You make amazing lessons my friend
DeepRoots15th September 2008Another fantastic lesson from you mate
You captured their style perfectly!
David Wallimann15th September 2008Very interesting lesson, I love your composition style. Also I think your zooms on the main video make it a lot more interesting. Great job!
Muris Varajic15th September 2008Great stuff Ian,love it!!
Jose Mena15th September 2008Great as always Ian
Kristofer Dahl15th September 2008Your compositions are always absolute killer Ian - you are fantastic songwriter!
Ivan Milenkovic15th September 2008Sounds great mate, well done
Gabriel Leopardi15th September 2008Yeah! You are an excelent songwriter!
Awesome lesson Ian!
Bogdan Radovic15th September 2008Amazing lesson Ian! Great rocking composition!
kaznie_NL15th September 2008Thnx Ian!!
Chokehold15th September 2008keep up the good work, your videos are easily my favourites here on GMC
Harris Sopovic15th September 2008Wow, awesome lesson & really clean playing !
Toni Suominen15th September 2008Catchy riffs Ian, and a beautiful guitar!
Sami15th September 2008Beautiful! to bad i cant tune my guitar to drop D
i love the floating bridge but hate it sometimes haha
Lian Gerbino15th September 2008awesome man!!!
Ian Bushell15th September 2008Many thanks for the kind feedback:)
Hisham Al-Sanea15th September 2008very welldone Ian..great one
Bedlam16th September 2008Another great lesson by Ian...
Nick32516th September 2008nice lesson
fkalich16th September 2008You remind me of Lian, how both of you have such a nice organic natural rhythm to your play. Lian, Ian, coincidence? <insert spooky sounds>. I also appreciate the effort you take to give good instructions, pointing out things that might help a person.
- Ian Bushell16th September 2008
Thanks guys:)
You remind me of Lian, how both of you have such a nice organic natural rhythm to your play. Lian, Ian, coincidence? <insert spooky sounds>. I also appreciate the effort you take to give good instructions, pointing out things that might help a person.
Thanks for that fkalich!
The "spooky sound insert" was classic lol! 
Marcus Siepen16th September 2008great lesson
- Alex8717th September 2008
Great lesson Ian
SonofDestiny17th September 2008Man... You are my absolute hero from this day! I absolutely love lostprophets
I really dig this lesson!
Gerardo Siere17th September 2008Wow......
Noangels17th September 2008Love your vids on this site,and your tone here is realy good:)What amp are you using?
Carlos Carrillo18th September 2008Very much talent!! Jajaja!! These styles are very cool!!!
Good work Mate!!!
ErikEklund18th September 2008Great lesson, like it a lot
- Ian Bushell19th September 2008
Thank you:)
Man... You are my absolute hero from this day! I absolutely love lostprophets
I really dig this lesson!
Glad you like the lesson:)
Love your vids on this site,and your tone here is realy good:)What amp are you using?
Thanks alot:)
For videos i use a roland cube 30x on the metal setting:)
Very much talent!! Jajaja!! These styles are very cool!!!
Good work Mate!!!
Thanks Carlos:) Love the new profile vid:) 
Pi381st October 2008Awesome!!!
- Ian Bushell19th October 2008
Thanks pi38;) Let me know how it goes!
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Hay Gmcer's! I've used this Lost Prophets style lesson to not only show you the things that are unique to their style, but to also show you how to write a variety of riffs for a song using only 4 chords.
The main chords for the lesson are A5, F5, D5 and C5 .
Arpeggiated chords in the lesson include A-9, D-9, D-7, F/Bb, C inverted 5th and one A-9 arpeggio shape.
Tuning for the lesson is Drop D from low to high: D A D G B E
This lesson focuses on song writing, rhythm, arpeggiating chords, alternate and economy picking.
I used a multi fx pedal for the lesson.
You will need 3 bank's:
1. Clean tone, chorus and delay
2. Main distortion, gain/distortion between half and three quarters.
3. Lighter distortion,gain/distortion between quarter and half.
The backing tracks include a rhythm guitar for you to play with at different tempos.
The piece has an A minor tonality.
Tempo is 95 BPM in 4/4.
Rockin'
Ian
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