Posts Tagged ‘Ibanez’
DEATH – “The Philosopher” (Rhythm Guitar)
Savatage – “Holocaust”
Slayer – “Black Magic” (Rhythm)
Obituary – “Redneck Stomp”
Megadeth – Symphony Of Destruction (Rhythm)
How To Harmonize Guitar Lines (Part 1)
Volbeat – The Devil’s Bleeding Crown
Obituary – Slow Death
Ozzy Osbourne – I Don’t Know (Solo)
Ozzy Osbourne – I Don’t Know (Rhythm Part)
Ozzy Osbourne – Tomorrow
Pestilence – Out Of The Body
Alice In Chains – We Die Young
The Cult – Sweet Soul Sister
Death – Suicide Machine (Rhythm Part)
Gruesome – Demonized (Rhythm Part)
Slayer – Vices (Rhythm Part)
Obituary – Deny You
Obituary – Violence (Rhythm Part)
Obituary – Visions In My Head (Rhythm)
Death – Voice Of The Soul (Part 2)
Death – Voice Of The Soul (Part 1)
Alright, here’s Part 1 of the lesson on How to play Voice Of The Soul by Death. Chuck never stopped to amuse us with his versatility in death metal music and this instrumental is a prove of that. It has very beautiful melodies and harmonies, interesting patterns, licks, different techniques, acoustic and electric guitars. Lot’s to learn. Very nice, indeed.
Slayer – Spill The Blood – Solo
Death – Spirit Crusher
Death – Symbolic (Part 2)
Death – Symbolic (Part 1)
Slayer – Postmortem (Part 2)
Slayer – Postmortem (Part 1)
Machine Head – Davidian – Solo
Slayer – Mandatory Suicide
Machine Head – Davidian
Slayer – South Of Heaven – The Solos
Slayer – Raining Blood
Raining Blood is probably the most known song by Slayer and rightfully so. The Intro is just brutal and powerful like no other. The crazy fast riff that blows you away and the EPIC bridge are all in one song. That song is the epitome of thrash metal. And it’s not an easy one at all…. I go in full detail, explaining riff by riff, with examples and Tabs.
Obituary – Slowly We Rot
Death – Pull The Plug
Slayer – Seasons In The Abyss – SOLO Lesson
Joe Satriani – Flying Legato Lick
Here’s a lesson teaching the legato lick taken from Joe Satriani’s Flying In A Blue Dream song. Joe is well known for the use of this technique in his compositions. It could be challanging bringing it up to speed, but it’s a good exercise for your fretting hand and a cool addition to your lick library. Check it out!