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fkalich29th August 2008How in the heck did I miss this one for so long? I like simple and good sounding, always a fine combo.
Carlos Carrillo9th April 2008HEY GABY!!!!
VERY NICE SOLO!!!!
Flanger26th January 2008Man I can't stop playing it
Thanks Gabriel, thanks for such a nice lessons man! Now I need to work with my alternate to play more fluid 
Juan M. Valero24th January 2008great lesson, as always !!! Gabe, you rock
Gabriel Leopardi24th January 2008Thanks guys!!
Fuzzy Buzz Boy: You have to practice alternate picking excercises. There are many lesson of this technique in GMC!
Marcus Lavendell24th January 2008Very nice Gabriel!!
David Wallimann24th January 2008Very nice and totally in style. Great job man.
Muris Varajic24th January 2008Great picking,octaves,everything!
Fuzzy Buzz Boy24th January 2008Alright everyone - I've been playing about 2 years and I REALLY SUCK at fast alternate picking. Therefore, I'm cruising along on a lesson like this and then I just stop on the last part.
Any advice? I'm sure practice is part of it, but practice what? Are there Drills? Something that is managable at first and then I can speed up?
HELP!!!- Gabriel Leopardi24th January 2008
Hey! Thanks for the comments!
JukeboxHero24th January 2008Really Good. Good Riddance was my graduation song.
- stratman3323rd January 2008
Sweet!i like it
Dejan Farkas23rd January 2008Excellent Gabriel! I like it
Hisham Al-Sanea23rd January 2008nice riff Gabe and nice solo
Bogdan Radovic23rd January 2008I love the solo you did ! Great job !
- Maximus23rd January 2008
Well done as usual!
Toni Suominen23rd January 2008Cool lesson Gabriel!
Batista23rd January 2008Awesome!
Pablo Vazquez23rd January 2008Awesome as always friend!!!
- Ralleliciouz23rd January 2008
cool lesson!
it sounds amazing! 
Xranthoius23rd January 2008Really cool! It has a lot of energy in it.
Smikey200623rd January 2008nice stuff
The Uncreator23rd January 2008Sounds Awesome!
I love the feeling of it.- USAMAN23rd January 2008
Been working on a couple of your lessons...great stuff. Love the Zakk riff. Brilliant work, Thanks.
dango23rd January 2008this sounds very good. i love Green Day, too. i would like to listen to your version of Good Riddance.
Ivan Milenkovic23rd January 2008Hey nice soloing man, nice sound, and cool octaves. Very interesting!
DeepRoots23rd January 2008Cool sound- i love it when it picks up at 00:13
Cheers Gabriel!
preownedguitar23rd January 2008I like it. Great little rockabilly lick.
botoxfox23rd January 2008Sounds cool.
Kristofer Dahl23rd January 2008Cool stuff gabriel - great use of octaves as well!
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Hello GMC! This lesson is a rock solo that starts in E major key and then it modulates to C# minor key that is the relative minor of E major. I composed this solo for my band’s version of Green Day’s song Good Riddance. We created a punk rock version of this nice ballad to play it live and we decided to add this rock solo.
I think that this lesson will be interesting because we’ll use different rock licks in pentatonic minor scale, alternate picking technique, octave chords and modulation.
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Tempo: 200 bpm
Bye,
Gabriel.-
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