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Xirth21st November 2008I love the bends that are going on here.. It gives me the chance to perfect them, the one thing I noticed was that my tone was a litte off from yours when you were bending on b17 and b19 around the end. I was thinking maybe I wasn't bending far enough to get the same sound.. but I was afraid I was going to break my string
, anyway studying the video it looks like your either bending the high e and b string or your just bending the b string up to about where the gstring is.. anyway I'm a little confused, wondering if you can help me with this.
Joe Kataldo3rd May 2008Great Lesson I love Jane's addiction
Carlos Carrillo4th March 2008great lesson!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks gaby!!!!!!!!!!
Gabriel Leopardi26th February 2008me too.
I love this band and I would love if they reunite.
Danilo Capezzuto25th February 2008need more more jane's
- Gabriel Leopardi13th December 2007
Thanks guys! I love this band.
Jammer: I think that they combine different styles like funk, metal, pop, industrial and punk so it's a bit difficult to define it with one word or two. - Jock McRock13th December 2007
Too short man, really getting into that tune then it stops - love JA so great to have this lesson!
Excellent mix of power chords, riffs, octaves and wails - must go and learn. Give us some more please.
Thanks for this GL. 
jammer914th October 2007I know this song (forgot the name)... The lyrics start with "here we go"....
Arent they pop-punk (right now)?
Nice lesson by the way. Nice job giving recognition to power chords (they still own).
Ben N4th October 2007wow... Excellent!
fkalich4th October 2007When I said second part, I meant second half, your parts 3 and 4. Although parts 1 and 2 are certainly nice.
- fkalich4th October 2007
I fully agree with Juan. My Spanish is clearly getting better. It really did sound like their unique sound in the second part, that was special. And this lesson, as with most all of yours, is great.
Stratman584th October 2007This is an awesome in the style of. Cheers Gabe
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd October 2007Cool!!
Juan M. Valero3rd October 2007Oh, love this lesson !!!! Me encantó el solo del final y los riffs también, ya te digo, estupenda lección
Muris Varajic3rd October 2007Great,awesome Gabe!
white eagle3rd October 2007another awesome lesson thanks man
krudtaa3rd October 2007yes its great great great.
JVM3rd October 2007Awesome. Navarro is pretty good, I'm still glad that John got back with the chili peppers though
Kristofer Dahl3rd October 2007Excellent!
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Hi GMC! Today I’ve recorded a lesson in the style of a very interesting band called Jane’s Addiction. Their music and sound have been an important influence in many 90’s and actual rock bands. Dave Navarro is a very imaginative guitar player with an amazing style and a unique sound. Perry Farrell is so talented. I think that they are all talented and that’s why they created such a great band and songs.
I think that the funky/ Hendrix /rock/metal/alternative combination in Navarro’s style is a must for every rock guitar player. He also recorded the amazing (for me) album One Hot Minute with RHCP (that sound very in the style of Jane’s Addiction). However they weren’t only a great rock band, with excellent songs and musicians, they used to do excellent and unique shows.
Here we go… Jane’s addiction style for you!
Tempo: 120
Key: First E minor and then it modulates to F# mixolydian.
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
