The pullll offffffff got it

One thing I really like is shredders who don't look anything like shredder s

Thanks a lot now I can shred like shrek

Run to the hills.run for you life.

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War of the Worlds the greatest piece of modern music. My first inspiration for a love of music. Led to a Thin Lizzy and Iron Maiden addiction throughout the 80s and beyond.

Thanks

Awesome

My weeks homework.

Nice lesson. Simple and effective

This lick is good fun.

Shawn was the goat. RIP brother.

NO THE YAMAHA S A 2200 IS BETTER

If there's something that beginner guitarists dont like is intro blablabla blablabla blablabla.....

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I add a CTS output jack and a treble bleed if it lacks that power turned down

at one of the parts he wasn't picking

Dumb

Well explained... also are you from Blackburn ?

Which Pickups do you use in this RG? Air Norton & Tonezone?

I learned something watching u. I was doing it the stupid way on the B string like the ultimate guitar tab told me to do but the G string is WAAAAAY better! Good thing I got a 24 fretter!

Nice video. You explain it well.

Thank you bro

What song is this backing track for

In the era of sweep picking, the trick was to avoid bar chord fingering to make it clean....BUT, Glenn Tipton actual embraced and perfected his bar chord sweeping (i.e The Sentinel, Locked In, Pain Killer). Thats what makes his sweeps different from the crowd at the time.

Great video, mate! Thanks

Also bend the harmonic after pinching, sounds wicked.

might get the 550 (lefty 13 yr old) is the heel joint comfortable?

Thanks it works

Many favourites. Lots of favourite solos. Love rock hard ride free, you don't have to be old to be wise, desert plains, the hellion- electric eye........

can i do pinch harmonic if i only play with sim rig?

Just thought i’d look up a 12 bar blues backing track to practice my scatting for jazz choir and I LOOOVE THIS ONE!!!!!!! this was so fun

Wait where’s the rest of them….

I’ve had this book just as long I had the CD it got lost/damaged after all this time this licks were always so slick thank you so much for this resource. For me and my students wow!!!

it dont make noise when i hammer on

Oh thx i have some insight rn

If you like sweep picking, the arpeggio sequence at the end of "This Godless Endeavor" by Nevermore (Jeff Loomis) is wonderful. It starts with repeating diminished 7's building to a big crescendo in the song, then alternates between major and minor ones. The key is the stretching of those last notes. The diminished shape isn't that bad once you get the hang of it, and the major/ minor ones are shapes you're familiar with, but with a little added stretch note at the end of each shape.

When I was a kid I dreamed of having a Strat like my heroes Hendrix, Blackmore, Eddie... so I bought an USA Strat in 1996. I liked it but didn't love it. Then, Charvel (Fender) started making the SoCal and San Dimas modeled after their 1980's Super Strat and when I played them I realized a guitar's feel is the neck and the Charvel Promod neck is the best neck I've ever played. Hands down there is no Strat that plays as good as a Charvel Promod. You can change pickups and the bridge but you can't change the feel of the neck! BTW- Once you learn how the Floyd Rose works and how to set it up you won't go out of tune and you will love it. Don't tell me the Fender tremolo is better. I had one and it sucked!

My favourite guitarist is Ed Wynne. You can. Search Ozric Saucers to hear some

how to finger tap😢

This help me so much I just started to play e-guitar

You might like Mike Walker. The Impossible Gentlemen and Julian Arguelles ? And much else besides. Pretty phenomenal.

You Have a Perfect Body and a Nice Ass :)

Thanks now Ik that 1 thing I should know!💯

I have never even tried. Tonight....is it standard or e flat?

To much talking

It did indeed make me bang my head! 🤘

R.I.P Adam Burse... CouchPotatoJam12 MUST be dedicated to Adam........

This riff is actually related to what I personally consider Kirk's cringiest moment that I don't think people are aware of. It was in a Guitar World interview he did. They were talking about Enter Sandman and how amazingly popular that riff is. James talked about writing the lyrics for it and then Kirk popped in and was like (paraphrased) "This is my moment. The time has finally come for me to reveal the secret behind Metallica's most iconic riff. Brace yourselves for this shocking truth that I've been carrying the burden of knowing for decades. Okay, deep breath, hold onto something... I stole that riff from a Heart song. Phew, what a relief, finally revealing that." The response from the interviewer? "Okay, cool. Anyways..."