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Feedback
David Wallimann17th April 2008Thanks everyone. Cornelius, I'm not sure what you mean by the 9th note. Which video are you talking about?
Pizzoaro, yes, Fade to Black is Aeolian! :-)
Pizzoaro15th April 2008Am i wrong if i say that the solo in Fade To Black is in Aeolian?
Melodicintenions5th April 2008love the continuation to the Minor Pentatonic Lesson! amazing work making it new and fresh Friend!
Alejandro Pinero4th April 2008Cool man!!
I like this solo!!!
Joe Kataldo3rd April 2008Cool sounding and melodic Lead Lesson
Cornelius3rd April 2008notice the ending note on the 9th which opens up the theme a little bit.? what note did you mean ? XD
Marcus Siepen3rd April 2008great lesson, I love those melodies
Marcus Lavendell3rd April 2008Very nice Dave!
Juan M. Valero3rd April 2008Amazing lesson !! ah, and the sound is really good I love it
- David Wallimann2nd April 2008
Thanks guys..
Kaznie, Am blues pentatonic and A blues are the same scales. :-)
Different names, that's all... 
Fran2nd April 2008Sounds really good and has a reasonable difficulty, will learn this one for sure!
ActiveX2nd April 2008Awesome as always David
Hisham Al-Sanea2nd April 2008nice beginners lesson David .
Pablo Vazquez2nd April 2008Great lesson David!
Tmas2nd April 2008Good stuff. Love the sound
Carlos Carrillo2nd April 2008nice sounds David!!!
Muris Varajic2nd April 2008Great job David!
Dejan Farkas2nd April 2008Beautiful and simple
at lights end2nd April 2008nice. really like the sound of this.
drummingguitarist062nd April 2008Love this lesson, didn't know Aeolian was so popular, I getting right on it.
kaznie_NL2nd April 2008Shouldn't A Blues Pent be Am blues pentatonic?? Sorry if I'm wrong
nice lesson david!
Robwylde2nd April 2008I thought you quit guitar and were now doing needle point??? Thank goodness for April fools day!! Great lesson!
Ivan Milenkovic2nd April 2008Nice phrasing and lesson Walli!
Nemanja Filipovic2nd April 2008great lesson,very nice melody...
Hammerfest2nd April 2008Beautiful! Do you have a dog:D? I think I hear barking in the back of your spoken video!
Nick Kellie2nd April 2008nice lesson David
Bogdan Radovic2nd April 2008Great lesson David !!
Tuubsu2nd April 2008nice lesson! these different level series are always a good idea.
Danilo Capezzuto2nd April 2008Good lesson, melodic and easy.
Jad Diab2nd April 2008really melodic, can't wait for the advanced level
Trond Vold2nd April 2008Nice
This should be quite useful
Kristofer Dahl2nd April 2008Very nice and doable - thanks David!
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- My notes
After the minor pentatonic scale, the Aeolian mode is one of the most popular scale choice to use while soloing. The Aeolian mode also known as the natural minor scale is very melodic and used in many musical styles.
This lesson is the first of a series that will help those of you who never really got into lead guitar. I tried here to create very melodic licks easy to memorize.
The key of this track is in A minor. Memorize the positions, learn the licks and then use them on your own terms. Make them your own.
Have fun!
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