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I have confession to make. I have been a bad person, and I haven’t practiced as much as I should have this summer. Everybody knows what happens if one doesn’t practice – the ability drops and eventually you stink. This lesson is for those of you who know what I am talking aout. In “Things to play when you suck!” – I will show you some things that don’t require much practice, in fact some don’t require any practice at all. Also – I know a lot of people play guitar not because their heart beats for music, but because they want to impress girls. Detailed instructions for these people in the video as well! If you, just like me, prefer learning from videos that aren’t always dead serious, here is another metal rhythm lesson I would like to recommend as well: www.guitarmasterclass.net Now please bombard me with comments! –Kristofer;-)

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Hey everyone! In this lesson we’ll look at the song “Readymade” by the Red Hot Chili Peppers off of the album Stadium Arcadium. This should shape up to be an intermediate guitar lesson, but pickers of all ages should be able to gain something from it. The topics discussed in this lesson include: alternate picking, rock riffs and licks, soloing in the style of John Frusciante, trills, hammer-ons and pull-offs, and some ideas on how to make the song your own. Here’s a link to a tab (not my work) that I used in making this lesson: www.ultimate-guitar.com E-mail me at gibbs.shayne@gmail.com with this song title as the subject and a brief message about what you liked and didn’t like in this lesson for a FREE BASS & DRUMS backing track that I created for this song. You can play along Thanks for stopping by to watch my lesson (and you even read all of this!) and I hope you’ll come back soon. Don’t forget to add me as a friend, and please SUBSCRIBE so that you can be the first to see all my new videos and lessons, as soon as they’re uploaded. Thanks again, and I’ll see you back here soon. –Shayne 7/28

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