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Feedback
Crazy_Diamond28th December 2010You nailed the style perfectly bros keep it up !!!!
Zsolt Galambos26th December 2010Nice feature of their style
Ivan Milenkovic25th December 2010Robby Krieger was one of my earliest influences. I definitely recommend this lesson for anyone who is interested in blues and vintage psychedelic rock.
fkalich25th December 2010Good show, you continue to impress Adrian. A guy your age being so broad in your scope. And of course your sense of rhythm and timing, very real, very organic, very human.
Adrian Figallo24th December 2010thanks guys. glad to see my lesson live on the 24
, about deep purple 
, hahah i dont think i got the skills man 
Lian Gerbino24th December 2010so well produced man!!! congrats!
Gitarrero24th December 2010Yes! Finally a doors lesson
And great as usual, Adrian. Now it's time for some Deep Purple 
Kristofer Dahl24th December 2010Love it Adrian. Your lessons always make me want to check out these 70s band which I have missed..!
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- My notes
Hello GMC'ers! This lesson is inspired on one of the most powerful and mystic bands in the world, The Doors. Their ever evolving music has inspired countless bands. This is a humble tribute to "Love Me Two Times" from the "People Are Strange" album.
Robby Krieger is a very unique guitar player, he almost never uses a pick however I used one on this lesson.. Why?, well first is because my finger technique isn't extremely developed, and second, to prove that you can achieve any kind of tone with any kind of technique.
Scales:
E blues scale:Warm up those fingers, crack that amplifier, and have fun!ROCK N ROLL/ Adrian--> More Rock Lessons!
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