A Huge loss !
I'm shocked.
Rest in Peace Gary

I'm sorry to hear that Bro !

I wish you well whatever you do, and we are waiting for you back of course.

Take care !

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Here are some lessons that I1ve found in 15 seconds from only one instructor, that satisfies your needs . . .
Have fun practicing !

I would play wall of denial maybe . . .

this gear has a Killer sound !
I've heard it several times

Hi Vaidya !

It's good to see you in the REC program.
I like your clean sound and you've learned the lesson well.
I hardly could hear the backing track but I've heard some minor timing issues.
Next time, please make sure that the 'audience' can hear the BT too.

Nice take man, keep it up !

Cheers

I think Mudbone is right.
The way I think is chicken picking and hybryd picking is really the same thing.
Country and blues players call it chicken picking, and fusion players call it hybryd picking
You can call it whatever you want, there is no difference in technique...

Hi !

Nice take man, you've learned the lesson.
Your vibrato will be nice, but in slow ballads try to first 'stay' on the note and then add the vibrato, instead of starting the note with the vibrato and then stop it.
You also should check your guitars intonation because over the 12th fret it sounds a little bit out of tune.
Overall it was a good take, but next time try to put a little bit more emotion and enthusiasm into your playing and it will be perfect !

Keep it up !
Cheers

That was hilarious!

The guys are very good actors . . .

Welcome to GMC !

If you need any help just ask anyone and we will help you.
I also would suggest you to post your takes to the REC program so we can monitor your improvement and tell you some pieces of advice if you want.
Take care !

Very nice looking and sounding amp, congrats man.
I have an ENGL Blackmore, that's a killer high gain amp too

Hi Cosmin!

Welcome on board man, I'm sure you'll like it here
I liked your playing very much, and I'm looking forward to see your first lessons . . .

Hi Marek !

I haven't seen you before in the REC program (maybe because I'm kind of a new guy here ),
but it's good to see your video here.
I can hear that you've put some effort in learning this lesson and the payoff is really nice.

However I have to notice that the fast runs and the meoldic 'riff' (starting at 0:27) could have been more precise.
You also should develop a more harmonic relaxed vibrato.

I'm looking forward to your next lesson !

Cheers

Hi again!

Good to see a new take from you.
I agreed with Ivan and Daniel about the bending intonation and vibrato. You need to work on this topic.
I suggest you to 'copy' your favorite player(s)' vibrato, try to get close to it. Than create your own.
It is a good listening-practicing method. It would be very useful.
However you've learned the lesson well.
I liked your previous take of Zakk Wylde style riffs, that was awesome

Keep it up man !

I agreed with the master up there
Bending intonation is very important so you should focus on that topic in the future.
All in all your timing and feel rocks.

I'm looking forward to your next take
cheers

We Hungarians are so proud of him

Good one
And it's good to see that Ben is so happy about it !
Congrats for your own cartoon Ben !:)

Hi!

It's nice too see that you can see your 'mistakes' in your playing (vibrato), and it's also cool that you want to improve in it!
I liked your playing by the way, because you have the feel you need to play rock or blues.

Keep it up, I'm waiting for your next video !

You've got the blues feel yeah

Liked your playing in this vid.
Maybe some minor bending-intonation problems and a little frustrated vibrato at the end but the basic feel and delivery was definitely cheering !
Now try to improvise in this style to find the essence of the blues. I'm intrested what you come up with !

Keep it up man!
Cheers

i really like this choice again dude
It's a very useful to learn solo indeed.

Agreed with Daniel Again, and there are minor timing issues compared to the original.
Try to play the melodic lines with more 'legato-feel'.
Your vibrato is almost perfect on certain notes

GOOD !

Hi again !
Completely agreed with Daniel.
Your tone is very cool.
Try to practice with metronome on slower tempos to get a more precise timing.
Your playing ROCKS by the way

Cheers

Hi,
It's good to see your new video here

You played one of my favorite lessons now, I'm happy about it.
Your take was pretty nice.
There were some minor timing issues as mentioned around 0:17
Around 0:30 you should play those runs more precisely, and sometimes your vibrato could have been more relaxed (personal preference)

These are only minor problems, I'm sure you will correct soon.
I'm glad that you choose a more challenging lesson and you played it with good feel and emotion.

Keep it up !

YEEEEAH !

I was headbangin man!
Yout timing and feel rocks so hard, nailed this lesson completely.

Keep up the good work man !

Mark Knopfler definitely !
Derek Trucks is also a killer f.picker.

Hendrix was the king of experimentation of his age without doubt.
John McLaughlin made progression with Mahavishnu Orchestra wich is still progressive in present time !

Alan Holdsworth is a UFO.