Thanks everyone!
The green dots represent the minor 7th of the Mixolydian mode. :-)
love this lesson
wow the last video is so Stretching !! it hurts a lot!!
It is so true that many musicians forget about music itself and concentrate on technique only.
Cool lesson Dave
hi david
nouvelle guitare ,,,,?
belle couleur
udo
nice lesson David, im likin the new guitar
cool lesson David !
Welldone!
great as ever
awesome David, great lesson, great topic
Great lesson David! I love the backing as well
Excelent lesson
Very,Very Well done!
Yep. I also think that full speed should be used but not be overused.
That's something I am trying to incorporate into my style
Cool David!! Really cool!
cool.. and nice new guitar=)
important lesson and cool new guitar
Thanks for the awesome lesson David! Some scary runs in there tho
cool!!! well played
Like how this lesson really helps you develop into a better guitarist. What you said in the intro vid is totally true.
I have a question.
When I look at the A Mixolydian Scale diagram, I noticed some green notes called B7. Isint B7 a chord? What does it represent?
cool lesson
nice guitar
hey David!!!very nice lesson good job!!!!
Thanks guys!
Yeah Kris, the guitar is only 4 pounds!!!
I love the new guitar and a very well thought out and great lesson
Great stuff David,as always
cool
I really like this lesson, it reminds me a bit of Joe Satriani. Beautiful guitar, too.
Just what I needed -thanks David!
Cool Lesson and nice new parker
Great lesson David
Finaly your new guitar in a lesson, congrats David!!
Nice lesson! Is that a new guitar?
This is very important stuff! Great lesson David!
Great topic and lesson David !
great job! new guitar?
Great soloing David
Beautiful lesson David.
Sounds nice.
very cool ideas David. To my ears this has a Vai feel to it
Great Lesson David
Cool baseline too
Nice one Walli!
Cool shred ideas David, I liked it.
good job David...nice shred
that was awsome dude, i love it. that's the way i like to shred.
Thanks for a great topic and explanations David - oh, and is that guitar as light as it seems from here?