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Zsolt Galambos6th December 2008It's an ESP Horizon Fr II.
g-forcelover20th November 2008sweet! What guitar are you using?
- Zsolt Galambos14th November 2008
Thanx again!
Alex8714th November 2008Good job Zsolt! This is rocking !
Ramiro Delforte13th November 2008Nice lead! I liked a lot the final harmonic, it gives the solo a cool final touch
Alejandro Pinero13th November 2008excelent lesson man !!!
BIGD212th November 2008Great sounds and great lesson!!!
Piotr Kaczor12th November 2008Killer vibrato Zsolt! Awesome lesson!
Sinisa Cekic12th November 2008Awesome playing,good job!
- Zsolt Galambos12th November 2008
Thanx again guys!
Ian Bushell12th November 2008Wow man! Awesome playing very Wylde;)Interesting scales to. Well done!
Emir Hot12th November 2008Killer solo man. Excellent lesson for vibrato and agressive soloing which I really like
Ivan Milenkovic11th November 2008Great stuff Zsolt, awesome sounding solo
- Zsolt Galambos11th November 2008After watching the videos more closely I must say you have an incredible vibrato, is that because you play a lot of neoclassical stuff?
Actually I've studied a lot of guitar player's vibrato, and I always use one that best fits the song that I play. Since I play a lot's of harder stuff, I usually use these wider vibratos, and for slower songs I use a little bit different ones. However, since I have a Pantera cover band next to my main band, Dimebag's and Zakk Wylde's vibrato is the most that I use. Usually neoclassical guitarplayer have a littlebit less agressive and more sophisticated vibratos.
Probably the most influencial guitar player's vibratos on my style are George Lynch, Dimebag and Zakk.Master Zsolt did it again,hat down.
Muris, those are very kind words from you!
Thank you very much!
Thank you all, it's very nice of you guys! 
Muris Varajic11th November 2008Master Zsolt did it again,hat down.
Hisham Al-Sanea11th November 2008excellant .nice solo Zslot
Bogdan Radovic11th November 2008Amazing lesson Zsolt!!
chmilew11th November 2008Awesome !
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Dejan Farkas11th November 2008From the artistic side, I think you accomplished your mission
And the technical performance is just great
Pedja Simovic11th November 2008Great solo Zsolt !
Nazgul11th November 2008After watching the videos more closely I must say you have an incredible vibrato, is that because you play a lot of neoclassical stuff?
kaznie_NL11th November 2008Not really my thing, but some very cool harmonics!
SensE11th November 2008Shocker ! Bravo !
Gerardo Siere11th November 2008Nice solo.
Capt.Z11th November 2008wowza!! holy halibut!! Gee-wilikers!!!
METAL!!!- Zsolt Galambos11th November 2008
Thanx guys!
Jose Mena11th November 2008Great lead, love the wide vibrato, it does sound evil
Kuba Szafran11th November 2008Man, that's truly Zakk Wylde's vibrato! Great job
!- Nazgul11th November 2008
Wow, this is an awesome solo! I especially like the beginning!
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- My notes
Hi! When I've got the backings for this song from my band, the first thing that came to my mind was how would it sound if Marty Friedman and Zakk Wylde was put together in one solo? The other thing is that it has to sound aggressive since the song is about people who are talking nicely to your face while spitting at you at your back. It reflect my feelings as well but in a way that I thought it would sound good and again, to catch the listeners ears.
The solo includes:
- Wide vibratos
- Arpeggios
- String Skips
- Staccato
- Legato
- Exotic scales
The song's in C#, I tune to D, so have fun with it!
Keep Rockin
-Zsolt
Another thing is that I used a Dimebag Darrel trademark squeeling at the end.
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