"Looks That Kill" is a Motley Crue song that is perfect for beginners who just starting out, a fun track including some cool rhythmic parts. This must have been the first Motley song that I learned when I was younger. Which song was the first that you ever learned? Let me know in the comments!
Hi Bryan! Scales really is just a matter of SLOW practice, whatever speed you feel comfortable with is your tempo to start on. Then slowly increase the speed (practice with a click). This might take a while but I am sure you will get there. In the meantime, whenever you come across a solo with fast scale passages that are too fast for you, you can always improvise within the framework of that scale and play whatever feels right and comfortable to you. Of course you won't play exactly what was recorded but sometimes that is missing the point as I believe many guitarists improvised too when they were recording. This will also help with your overall musicianship too. As for 10 seconds, I don't think I will make a tutorial on this anytime soon but you can always slow down the video speed to help you better understand what I actually played.
Thanks for uploading! If you have a minute, we posted a cover of Van Halen. As fellow music fans, we'd love if you would check it out. It's on our channel. Don't go too hard on us :)
"Looks That Kill" is a Motley Crue song that is perfect for beginners who just starting out, a fun track including some cool rhythmic parts. This must have been the first Motley song that I learned when I was younger. Which song was the first that you ever learned? Let me know in the comments!
Thank you for being such a great teacher !! I was looking around for other lessons and yours is fantastic!
Hey man thank you so much for your kind feedback, really appreciated!
Nice work and lesson, thank you,. Just added the wammy and dive, its cool and adds to the tune.
Thanks for the feedback Thomas. Yeah, totally the whammy is something you don’t want to miss in this tune, I am glad the video was helpful!
Nice lesson. Yes, I always played the bridge the "other" way too, but now I'm going to play it this way.
Hi man, I am glad it was helpful!
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Great lesson! Thanks!
You are welcome!
This guy is great !!!
Thank you David!
This is a fantastic guitar lesson for the looks that kill
Thank you!
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Hi I suck at scales. could you do something slow on 10 seconds to love where he scales from 8 / 7 /5 and solo too. got to get past this wall.
Hi Bryan! Scales really is just a matter of SLOW practice, whatever speed you feel comfortable with is your tempo to start on. Then slowly increase the speed (practice with a click). This might take a while but I am sure you will get there. In the meantime, whenever you come across a solo with fast scale passages that are too fast for you, you can always improvise within the framework of that scale and play whatever feels right and comfortable to you. Of course you won't play exactly what was recorded but sometimes that is missing the point as I believe many guitarists improvised too when they were recording. This will also help with your overall musicianship too.
As for 10 seconds, I don't think I will make a tutorial on this anytime soon but you can always slow down the video speed to help you better understand what I actually played.
Thanks for uploading! If you have a minute, we posted a cover of Van Halen. As fellow music fans, we'd love if you would check it out. It's on our channel. Don't go too hard on us :)
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