The Uncreator15th March 2007Pretty cool stuff. i spent about 3 months learning this the wrong way, and another 3 relearning my technique, i wish i had this video then.
Either way, its just helpful to learn to play your stuff, just helps better with me 'ol technique.
Great job as usuall
RIP Dime15th March 2007Great song man! I love these clean-rythmic-chordal(?) lessons! I benefit alot from it!
Chooch15th March 2007Great job Pavel! Reminds me of Vai's classic 'Tender Surrender'
- radarlove198417th March 2007
Great stuff!
- LiquidFusion19th March 2007
Add some SRV bends near the end. Hendrix jams too!! Great song!!! (Think: Wind Cries Mary)
- LiquidFusion19th March 2007
Hendrix/Blues double-stop jams work well w/this too.....
- stratman3319th March 2007
thats pretty cool, definately one to practice.
- BalysLTU25th March 2007
Im going to practise this as soon as I master the Clean Acoustic lesson
Greit job Pavel 
Pavel26th March 2007Thanks guys! I see Acoustic lessons are pretty popular so more stuff is comming soon!
- betschart28th March 2007
Thanks dude, I like simple strumming patterns like this. Good to improvise for a noob like me. Danke.
Layzer30th March 2007what kinda guitar is that Pavel?
- Pavel30th March 2007
Ibanez JEM7WH, Steve Vai signature
- lliber24th April 2007
really nice sounding but i wish my guitar sounded as nice
- Zag16th May 2007
Great lesson! Thank you.
Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008thanks Pavel!!!just what i need...
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The last lesson was very shred oriented - so now let's slow down and work on some clean strumming and some slow licks,as well as new chord shapes. The lesson can be played on acoustic guitar, but you'll have to skip a little vibrato stuff at the end (not that important). Take a look at this one and you you will get some highly useful approaches down!
--Pavel