Aggressive blues metal riffs!

Blues scale phrasing examples over a static blues metal sequence.

A song-like form of a lesson that has all the parts that are needed for one metal song, but in shorter version. We will cover techniques needed to play this piece, and music theory behind it. Bebop and blues SCALE usage is featured in this lesson. There is a small lead section as well.

Ever wondered if you need to practice sweeping, alternate picking, tapping and other stuff in order to play a neat little solo? You'll find your answer here. This solo is a mixture of all techniques and i hope it will be a useful one!

In this lesson you will not only find a solo filled with techniques to learn - but you will find a complete instrumental guitar song. The way we constructed this song allows you to practice it as if it where a lesson series - starting from beginner level and ending with advanced techniques.

Solos: minor & major arpeggios and minor Pentatonics combined.

Oh my god - is this the first collaboration lesson at gmc or what? We believe it is! Let's go through the clean and distorted rhythm guitars, covering verse and chorus. From there you will see how things develop into a "duel" kind of solo.

Mixing country and hard rock / metal for a blend of genuine southern heavy music.

Simple pentatonic patterns and open strings