Here’s a solo part to the Wind Cries Mary song by Jimi Hendrix. Simple, yet it’s got a lot of feeling. Sometimes less is more.

Here’s a lesson on a beautiful song by Jimi – The Wind Cries Mary. A very good introductory song into Jimi’s style of playing. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on how to play one the most known songs by Alice In Chains – Man In The Box. I break down the Solo section as well, backed up with slowed down examples and Tabs

Ok, here’s a lesson on How to play A New Level by Pantera. Plain and simple kick ass song. Dime was a Riff Master. Enjoy!

This is a lesson on how to play Prison Sex by Tool. Unique band with unique music. Pay attention to the tuning for this song. The 6-th string is dropped down to B! All the parts are transcribed, including the solo. Enjoy!

This is a lesson on probably the most known song by Slayer – South Of Heaven. Epic opening riff and some heavy riffs. Both rhythm guitar parts are transcribed. Have fun!

Alright, here’s a lesson on that beautiful version of Red House that Jimi played at Woodstock. Cool licks, amazing feel and incredible technique. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on how to play the solo from song Domination by Pantera. All the parts are explained with examples and TABS. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play one of the most known songs by Led Zeppelin – Black Dog. Cool riffs (as always), rhythmic displacement and time changes are all in this song. Jimmy Page is a master at this! Check it out!

Hey guys, here’s a lesson on How to play Domination by Pantera, another kick ass song from their “Cowboys From Hell” album. Check it out!

Hey guys, here’s a lesson on How to play Interstate Love Song by Stone Temple Pilots. Real easy and fun one to play, so enjoy!

Here’s a lesson on How to play My Lovely Man by Red Hot Chilli Peppers. The rock and the funk are strong in this one 🙂 Check it out!

This is a lesson on how to play Troops Of Doom by Sepultura from their Schizophrenia album. Short but epic old school thrash metal song. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play Seasons In The Abyss by Slayer. This is sort of a “mellow” song from their discography, but none the less is still heavy and metal. Both guitar parts are explained along with TABS

This is a lesson on How to play Fire By Jimi Hendrix. Solo is included too. Simple, but lot’s of fun to play

Another song from Pearl Jam’s catalogue – Why Go from their debut album “Ten”. Both guitars are transcribed with samples and Tabs on screen. Enjoy!

This is a lesson on how to play Fell On Black Days by Soundgarden. The song is a killer – odd time signature, cool riffs and lot’s of feeling is what is all about

A classic rock tune from a great band. Jimmy Page’s riffs are always inspiring, so learn this tune to add to your repertoire

Despite the fact that this is a very cool song, there’s a lot to learn from it – very fast picking, use of sextuplets, alternate picking, slides and awesome rhythm patterns. It’s not for beginners, but it’s good for practicing all these techniques. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play Dead Skin Mask by Slayer on guitar with TABS. One of their melodic songs, none the less still heavy and brutal

Here’s a lesson on how to play Hug You, Squeeze You by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble from their performance at the El Mocambo. Classical 12-bar blues progression, shuffle feel and tasty licks

This is a lesson on How to play Wicked Garden by Stone Temple Pilots on guitar with Tabs on screen. Enjoy!

In this video I’m showing some cool licks from Jimi Hendrix’s song Red House that you can incorporate in your own blues playing

R.I.P Jeff Hanneman….. I pay a little tribute to the man, he passed away on May 2, 2013. Some of the best Slayer riffs were written by him. He’ll always be remembered!

This is a lesson on How to play Slave New World by Sepultura from their Chaos A.D. album. The solo part is also transcribed. TABS on screen

An introductory exercise to the Alternate Picking technique. Great for developing speed and synchronization between hands as well. The technique is widely used in many styles, so check it out

This is a lesson on how to play Down In A Hole by Alice In Chains, the unplugged version. Includes parts of both guitars with their little details and variations.

This is a guitar lesson on how to play Once by Pearl Jam with TABS on screen. The solo part is also transcribed.

Here’s a lesson on how to play Suck My Kiss by Red Hot Chili Peppers. There’s also a solo  explanation too. Tabs on screen as usual.

This is a speed run/lick inspired by Yngwie Malmsteen and Paul Gilbert. Using two scales – Harmonic minor and Natural minor. Great for working on alternate picking and building speed.

Lots of applications with this cool trick as an improvisational tool. Simple, yet very effective and nice sounding lick. With a little bit of theory knowledge could be used as a modal tool as well

Really cool and easy pattern for the minor 7 arpeggios. It covers a lot of fretboard as well – 3 octaves! The example is taken from Slayer’s “Seasons In The Abyss” second solo by Jeff Hanneman

Awesome lick played by Joe Satriani in “Summer Song”. The lick is in A Mixolydian and using intervals in 5-ths and also in triplet feel. I am also using a hybrid picking, so check it out

Very cool chromatic lick Jimmy Page used in the solo of Communication Breakdown. Very useable in any kind of situation.

This is a lesson on How to play rhythm part of “Territory” by Sepultura. One of the most known songs with typical heavy and brutal riffs. A MUST learn song!

This is a lesson on How to play rhythm part of “Mouth For War” by Pantera. This is a mix between Metal and Punk type a song with cool opening riff, awesome groove during the verses and chorus and a fast paced riff in the end of the song. A MUST learn song!

This is a lesson on How to play the complete Intro and Outro of “Crossroads” , note-for-note as played by the one and only Mr. Slowhand in his days with Cream. 

Awesome opening riff and tricky verses are explained with Tabs on screen

Ok, here we got a cool legato lick Jimi played at Berkley on Hear My Train A Coming. I also included a little improv to show how it can fit in real music…

Here’s 3 exercises for developing the picking hand for metal players. I’m using riffs from Sepultura and Slayer.

An explanation of a grip used by many greats like Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, John Frusciante and many more, with some examples. A MUST know for blues players!

Cool heavy riffs, off-time chord rhythms, inversions, it’s all in the lesson. Check it out to learn it.

The fifth mode of a related major scale is explained, as well as the intervals with the example taken from Jimi Hendrix’s version of Killing Floor by Howlin’ Wolf

A lesson on strength, stamina and stretching for picking hand, as well as 2 excerpts from Message In A Bottle and Every Breath You Take by Police as exsercises.

This is a lesson on How to play “Corduroy” – simple, yet very cool song by Pearl Jam with tasty chord melody in the bridge section. Check it out!

Pick and fingers. A cool trick used by Stevie in “Mary Had A Little Lamb” in the opening of the solo. Played in a swing style too. Check it out!

Jimi used that bending trick a lot in his playing, the example is taken from “Who Knows” by Band Of Gypsies and “Red House”

This is a lesson on How to play “Junkhead” by Alice In Chains. One of the most heaviest songs with one of the most beautiful Solos. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “It Ain’t Like That” by Alice In Chains. From their first album – Facelift, this song has nice intro trick and heavy riffs. Check it out!

This is my gear that I am currently using live. The guitar is Fender Stratocaster Highway One USA 2006.

I am using a Marshall Vintage Modern 2266C, Dunlop Wah Cry-Baby Standard, Dunlop Rotovibe, Wampler Triple Wreck, Fulltone OCD and TC Electronics Nova Drive.

Here’s a lesson on how to play “Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magik” by Red Hot Chili Peppers. Title track from their awesome album, this song is more rock oriented with an amazing riff during the chorus. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play rhythm part for “I Don’T Know Anything” by Mad Season. Cool opening riff with some harmonics and pretty simple riff during chorus. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play rhythm part for “Cause Of Death” by Obituary. One of the most iconic songs from their catalog. It’s got everything –  heavy riffs, brutal tone, slow and fast parts. A MUST learn song!

This is a lesson on How to play rhythm part for “Tightrope” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Simple, cool melodic riff in the beginning, followed by a funky rhythm part during verses and chorus. Check it out!