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- Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008
Hey Pavel!!!...Thanks!!!!
Great lesson...Very creative...nice job
- Aaron25th May 2007
nice one!!! is that a blanket?!? lol
- Zag16th May 2007
It just gets better!
- Kristofer Dahl7th March 2007
Norven: Thanks - this should be fixed now - please let us know if we still missed something!
- Norven6th March 2007
I think the tab on the first video is wrong
E||-----------------------------------|
B||-------------------------------10--|
G||---------6-7-6----9-----8-------9--|
D||---------7--------7--7--7--7-7--7--|
A||--0--0-0-------0-------------------|
E||-----------------------------------|
I think it should be like that...
- bengals4th March 2007
nice...
- Ben C3rd March 2007
Not a bad lesson at all!
- chainsbroken2nd March 2007
Grreat job Pavel. I really like this lesson. Nice to slow things down a bit.
- crabman2nd March 2007
Another great lesson Pavel!!
- Kristofer Dahl1st March 2007
I must say I really like this one too - well done Pavel!
- yuriy_boyko1st March 2007
actually one of my favourite lessons on the site.thx
- Rockwouldbe1st March 2007
Good one pavel , it is an intersting one.
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Double stops, Power chords, A major, Palm muting, Slides, Riff, Riffing, Gallop, Galloping, Metal rhythm, Chords, Lead & rhythm
This lesson is an example of how to create interesting solos without shredding 1000 miles per hour. What will helpe you here is - practicing chord shapes and creating small licks.
Also this lesson will show you how to sound "big" with only one guitar in the band. Often, when the lead guitarist plays a solo it sounds empty because there is not enough backings. Well - it can be improved! How?? Check this lesson out!
--Pavel
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