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razorbackrocks	June 27, 2007 9:35:03 AM UTC	Post #61
Posts: 13 Member #: 19,893 Joined: 09/16/2009	Corey recommends the Speed Kills DVD too. btw I think the soloing close to the end of The Crusade was inspired by this DVD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb5QaCfm7bg, put this at 3:57 and you'll see what I mean.
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carcass255	July 07, 2007 11:56:21 AM UTC	Post #62
Posts: 1071 Member #: 11,659 Joined: 09/16/2009	the speed kills one is only ok, batio is a good shredder but i got bored of it, its good for getting your speed up though
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northern_wrath	July 06, 2007 11:31:41 AM UTC	Post #63
Posts: 659 Member #: 12,980 Joined: 09/16/2009	QUOTE(Razorbackrocks @ Jun 27 2007, 09:35 AM) [snapback]383940[/snapback]Corey recommends the Speed Kills DVD too. btw I think the soloing close to the end of The Crusade was inspired by this DVD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb5QaCfm7bg, put this at 3:57 and you'll see what I mean. Same type of idea, in the picking, but the actual part reminded me more closely of Liquid Tension Experiment's "universal mind"
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carcass255	December 09, 2006 6:31:24 PM UTC	Post #64
Posts: 1071 Member #: 11,659 Joined: 09/16/2009	theres one thing i just cant get at all, pinch harmonics, i tried some video tutorials and it looked so easy to get evil sounding-squeals but i just cant do them for some reason grrsss.
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we are the decieved	July 06, 2007 7:26:29 AM UTC	Post #65
Posts: 360 Member #: 19,195 Joined: 09/16/2009	hmm what about a lesson just for intermediates!, tremolo picking, speed building, ooh and some whammy bar techniques!
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dark_nation	December 23, 2006 1:15:00 PM UTC	Post #66
Posts: 749 Member #: 18,979 Joined: 09/16/2009	Its usually best to start learning on the thicker strings, it was for me, also, try reducing how much of your pick hits the string, like tucking it under your thumb, in any case, i recommend Kristofer Dahls Speed Tone And Theory video lesson, its 20 bucks and really great guide to solo guitar. Kristofer Dahl: Curious Coincidence
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orson scott card	December 24, 2006 11:58:24 AM UTC	Post #67
Posts: 1398 Member #: 16,455 Joined: 09/16/2009	I used to love his site helped me at the start of playing (K.Dahl) gotta love it
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dark_nation	December 24, 2006 12:00:59 PM UTC	Post #68
Posts: 749 Member #: 18,979 Joined: 09/16/2009	Yeah he's a greta guy and a beter guitarist, love his style, his lessons are actually helpful, and he funny. those shades in the video above are killer
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trivium-dmsdj5	March 02, 2007 3:02:25 PM UTC	Post #69
Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 63 Member #: 11,003 Joined: 09/02/2009	QUOTE(Northern_Wrath @ Sep 22 2006, 02:43 PM) [snapback]299420[/snapback]Pentatonic isnt a mode, at least not part of the base classical modes. A pentatonic scale is just taking, most commonly, either the aeolian or inonian modes and removing certain degrees. Doesn't that depend on how you treat the scale? Especially considreing that the minor pentatonic was treated as a seperate scale in Japan. Sure its not a mode of the major scale, but then every scale can be broken up modally. And sure every scale of any kind can be treated as a modification of the Ionian, but thats limiting.
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scouse shredder	May 07, 2007 11:34:56 AM UTC	Post #70
Posts: 16 Member #: 20,086 Joined: 09/16/2009	Agreed
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