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  • #16
    great lesson..your some player..wow

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    • #17
      Very in depth, you can tell you spent some time putting that together...nice job. Cool little trick to add to the toolbox.

      And you sound like you're from the northern U.S. or southern Canada. No swede tinge to your speaking voice at all. Not that it matters. LOL

      D

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      • #18
        Hey man, well done (and better english than 1/2 of the guys that I know LOL!).
        "I''ll say what I'm gonna say, cuz I'm going to Hell anyway!"

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        • #19
          Nice explanation! Enjoyed it!
          Sam

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          • #20
            Dude: that was badass! Nicely done!
            "Some days you're the dog, other days you're the hydrant." - on the back of the business card for Bella the Pomeranian

            The comments expressed here do not necessarily reflect the opinions of management.

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            • #21
              That is a really cool technique, and lesson clip. Well done.

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              • #22
                Great!
                a bit long, but every aspect of the technique is revealed.
                Finally, a use for the right pinky. Thanks
                JvicE

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                • #23
                  Haha, when u talked about your middle finger you flipped us off :ROTF:

                  That was a cool video. You explained everything very well and showed exactly how to do them. 2 Thumbs up

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                  • #24
                    I really liked it! I thought your name rung a bell, and then I remembered that you're the one who recorded that awesome take of the Superstitious solo! Didn't know that you're a fellow swede though, that's fucking awesome! I'd love to get a few lessons someday.
                    Adrian Smith fanboy

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                    • #25
                      Where do You live?
                      - Andi Kravljaca -

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by GryphonGuitar View Post
                        Where do You live?
                        In a little town to the North (150 kilometres I guess) of Stockholm called Gävle. ^^ So I wouldn't have to travel so far.
                        Adrian Smith fanboy

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                        • #27
                          Gävle is really nice. We played at Your O'Learys a few years ago supporting Paul DiAnno. Beautiful city.
                          - Andi Kravljaca -

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                          • #28
                            And i should add that your real talent is public speaking!
                            Very well described, and still impossible for me~!

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Robert Burns View Post
                              And i should add that your real talent is public speaking!
                              Very well described, and still impossible for me~!
                              I have to agree. You're a well spoken individual. You'd do well as a spokesperson host or perhaps even a narrator.

                              You were nervous?!?!? Couldn't tell dude. However, being a bit nervous can bring out some of the best performances.

                              I'm sure your love for music and playing guitar is the first and foremost. However, your gift as a spokesperson can't be denied.
                              Good job bro!
                              G.

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by GryphonGuitar View Post
                                Gävle is really nice. We played at Your O'Learys a few years ago supporting Paul DiAnno. Beautiful city.
                                Oh, cool! Paul was here a few months ago, I considered going since this is the closest to an Iron Maiden show in Gävle I'd get, but I hadn't turned 18 yet.

                                Anyways, if you have a "slot" open for lessons, let me know!
                                Last edited by Sjusovaren; 07-12-2008, 09:43 PM.
                                Adrian Smith fanboy

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