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thefireball20th August 2010Sweeet dude! Liked that feel!
ErosDervishi23rd July 2009one of the best solos on this site in my opinion , awesome Kris
Pedja Simovic19th June 2009Very cool Kristofer, didn't expect this beat box type backing and solo over it
Alexiaden9321st May 2009Super cool playing ! Absolutely absurd only 13 people commented before me ! :S
MigeZ7th May 2009Awsome Kris and nice tone
Pi3819th August 2008Awesome!
Young Guitarist20th June 2008Awe freaking some!! Kris, you rock!
- Ramblingman20th March 2008
nice work here kris XD awesome sounding m8
swingline22nd February 2008It has a very groovy tone. Extremely cool.
- Martin la guitarra17th February 2008
wow wow, nice! Great to see you kris on the guitar!
mattacuk9th February 2008This still sounds great kris. I would love to give this a shot soon! =)
botoxfox21st January 2008Sounds really nice
Kristofer Dahl6th November 2007I can see it and it means a lot - thanks JVM!!
JVM6th November 2007Hey kris, not sure if you'll see this now or not, but I really like this solo. It oozes originality to me, and this plus your curious coincidence and fusion lesson are your best ones IMO
Farbror Kudde1st November 2007Awesome! You really have an original style Kris ^^ and it's pure awesomeness
- vanjul28th October 2007
Hi Kris!!!
Very, very nice, but for me very difficult!!!!:-)) - rockownz31st August 2007
Good job
Hey I had to ask something.. Kriss could you tell me where I can see live guitar lesson version from this lesson? So I see your fingers better when your playing and practice going to be easier.
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- My notes
Here is a tune I wrote for the guitar course I will be doing for Swedish "Studio32". The whole idea was to get a melodic solo which contains som fancy techniques - without sounding like a bunch of exercises put together. In order to do this, it is important to end the faster licks with a strong note or a little melody. Otherwise the whole thing becomes an excuse to play fast.
I believe the coolest songs are the simplest ones, consequently "The Motto is Oops" only contains three chords (!!). Since there is no change in key, it would be possible to stay in the E minor/Aeolian scale. However, If you want your solos to stand out, and not sound like the year was 1950 and you just discovered the pentatonic scale, you should try to land on the stronger, chord tones (see below).
Chord progression:
|_Em_|_Em_|_C_|_C_|_B_|
Em: E-G-B
C: C-E-G
B: B-D#-F#
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