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Jesse27th June 2009"You have picked up the sword of eternity"
"You've gained 100EXP Pts."
This is so cool, sounds like one of em japanese rpg tunes.
Nice man.
David Wallimann7th May 2009Thanks a million for your comments guys!
MigeZ7th May 2009Nice David you realy can make great lessons for everyone.
This sounds great and it's not hard to play 
fkalich6th April 2009Actually this is quite pretty. You know David, some of my favorite stuff from you (and from others) is not real complicated or difficult, not in a technical sense. Of courses to play anything well is difficult, even slower stuff, as any imperfection in timing stands out in slower stuff.
Sinisa Cekic5th April 2009I like that song David , Movie Music !!
Jad Diab4th April 2009Great sound and melody
Rethla4th April 2009Awsome lesson.
The melody is kickass and it all sounds like in good old high quality Kansas song. I will try this lesson and check your band for sure.- David Wallimann3rd April 2009
Thanks everyone! :-)
Sergio Dorado3rd April 2009Very tasty solo! Sounds really cool
Bogdan Radovic3rd April 2009Excellent lesson David ! Very cool song !
berko3rd April 2009Love the chord progression! Very interesting solo for sure! Gotta analyze it
Ivan Milenkovic3rd April 2009This song is great David, really cool sounding, and you tone is awesome as always. Video is looking sharp as well!
ItsMe3rd April 2009great lesson. Bought the culture of ascent CD a while ago. Great music. BTW perfect music after a day of climbing on a glacier.
sigma73rd April 2009i like that a lot
Ramiro Delforte3rd April 2009Nice melodies David!
Sensible Jones3rd April 2009Great lesson David!! Bookmarked!!!!
kaznie_NL3rd April 2009Thanks David!
Stephane Lucarelli3rd April 2009Interesting lesson David!
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd April 2009Great lesson and composition David
Kuba Szafran3rd April 2009I can hear some cool viking stuff here, great job David
!
Carlos Carrillo3rd April 2009An excellent combination of rhythm ! Very similar to what we call folcklore in Argentina! (No te enojes Ger
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Emir Hot3rd April 2009Very cool solo David. I love the rhythm in this one
Nazgul3rd April 2009Really great northern/scandinavian style, David! Really like it!
Bondy3rd April 2009Very nice Lesson David, also if Glass hammer have got any albums out , pm me the details and I will put them up on the wiki for you
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In today's lesson, we'll take a look at a section of the song Knight of the North from my band Glass Hammer. The main theme was originally written for strings but we'll try to play over it and make it sound natural to the guitar.
The theme will take us through C Aeolian and C Dorian. Make sure that you listen to the track several times to get used to all the odd measures found in there. As always, strive for clean technique and watch your fingering.You can find out more about the band on our website www.glasshamer.com
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