Jeff Loomis & John McCarthy show you the Rock House approach to a Guitar Lesson and how we put that together in the context of a full program. This comes from Jeff’s time at Rock House back in August of 2009. here John and Jeff describe how they will teach a particular section within the program. Jeff’s DVDs will be available after April 15, 2010, www.RockHouseMethod.com

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My last collection of beginner & intermediate bass lines I like to play. Make sure you check out installments 1 and 2! Bass used: Ibanez GSR200 Let me know what you think

Guitar Lessons with Tom Morello

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A Hack Bass interpretation of RATM’s “Bombtrack.” Broken down into sections, each part is played both at speed and in a very slow, note-by-note fashion. Performance Note: In the “introduction,” section the bass does not actually play the trill (on the studio recording, at least). I always used to insert this in a live situation, and it just slipped out. Old habits die hard.