Kristofer Dahl18th January 2008Very tasty David - and I would expect nothing less from Johnson lesson!
DeepRoots18th January 2008Awesome tone and feel to this one David thanks again!
coffeeman18th January 2008Beautiful solo David. This one goes to my bookmarks.
Toni Suominen18th January 2008Great lesson David!
Wild_Child_7718th January 2008Beautiful man and very melodic, I can't wait to learn it!
The Uncreator18th January 2008God i love your tones, great lesson!
Bogdan Radovic18th January 2008Great feeling in this one David!!
Pablo Vazquez18th January 2008Cool!! Great Lesson David
Gabriel Leopardi18th January 2008This lesson is very nice. I like the sound and the melodies. Excelent lesson David!
Muris Varajic18th January 2008Nicely done Dave,Eric rulezzz
botoxfox18th January 2008Nice lesson dude...
- Ralleliciouz18th January 2008
very cool lesson!=)
LiLBlaZer18th January 2008Damn David u always blow me away!!! Exellent playing like always.... keep rockin
Fran18th January 2008Really nice, been practicing this a while and also jamming over the backing track!, it sounds so good.
Ivan Milenkovic18th January 2008Great lesson Walli! Keep rockin
- Maximus19th January 2008
Very nice as usual.
kahall19th January 2008I know you get paid a bit to do these but you really enjoy doing awesome lessons don't you?
We can tell. I love the commentaries and bookmark all your lessons just for that reason alone.- TheClansmanDK19th January 2008
Very nice David! I enjoy your lessons more and more!
Keep up the good work Thanks, Alex 
eddiecat19th January 2008Tank you David.
Bookmarked!- Muris Varajic19th January 2008
It that some sort of overdrive??
Gerardo Siere19th January 2008Love the sound please post your gear, and where can anyone pay four walliman´s spare fingers
Unleash-The-Shred19th January 2008Very well done Dave. Eric Johnson is an amazing player. So are you.
Joe Kataldo20th January 2008Wow...Nice
David Wallimann20th January 2008Thanks so much guys!
Besides my Parker, I use a Line6 Spider 2 amp.
I used the Insae channel with the Drive set to 8.
Kept the EQ from the preset but boosted the Mids slightly...
Bulletproof27th January 2008Dave,
Really like what you did here! When I first heard it it didn't stick..then I listened again realized how nice this lesson really is. The backing really complimented as well
Cheers.
Nick Kellie11th March 2008Great one David - gorgeous tone you have there!
Melodicintenions2nd April 2008Now I know why I've practiced for 6 years so I can Master Material such as that Thank you so much for putting so much care and attention to all the Amazing lessons you always leave us with!
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Meshuggah Style Lesson
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Eric Johnson is one of the most respected players today. His flawless technique and remarkable sense of melody are aspects of his playing that every guitar fan should admire. Today we'll try to approach his style using a few tools that are found in his soloing.
In order to approach Eric's style, we'll rely mostly on minor pentatonic scales. Spend time memorizing the following diagrams and try to go from one to the other.
Secondly, study the Aeolian scale underneath as we'll use that diagram to add some notes to the pentatonic scales.
Approach the following licks slowly and try to add all the little nuances that you hear. Also, make sure to play the following as clean as possible.
Study well!
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