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Falling Skies online http://tinyurl.com/3ocvxne . FALLING SKIES opens in the chaotic aftermath of an alien attack that has left most of the world c...

DEMO by KatsunoriUJIIE.

It's a fully-analog, single-oscilator synth (but also with an Ultrasaw-type option) with an external and CV/Gate/MIDI connections for $500...not bad!

more quality 1960s & 1970s footage from BBC4sounds and BBC4music. check my other channel for more of the same

You Fat Bastards - Saturday, April 28, 1990 . Track list:

1. Untitled (Intro) 00:00

2. "From out of Nowhere" 00:50

3. "Falling to Pieces" ...

Another FRANTIC! Al rainy day video. I used a backing track (thanks "mygdec.com") of drums and bass. Tracked in two guitars and a vocal. For the ge...

Always liked Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush. Strange Dreams is a rare song of his with no soloing which offers guitar players a great chance to im...

Adding my guitar to a beautifully haunting instrumental piece by Genesis that is so aptly titled.

Playing a classic Trower song from the 70s Bridge of Sighs album.

Rock and roll mega giants, Van Halen return with the release of their new album A Different Kind of Truth on Tuesday, February 7th. To coincide wit...

Low E string tuned down to D.

In open C -- CGCGCE

A nice one for beginners, not too complicated.

Messed up the end a little bit. I realized I hadn't really ever paid attention to the song all the way through. The guitar solo goes on about a min...

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Minus the solo. I kind of winged it in the fade, but this shows you all the riffs.

I've heard some people say this was originally done in open C, but that doesn't make much sense to me. This version is in open G: DGDGBD

The memory card ran out toward the fade, but this is all the parts.

Mick Ralphs' guitar may actually be tuned up a little bit, so he may be playi...

I deleted my previous version of this so I could post one with the Gretsch.

The chords for Shut Your Eyes.

This is an arrangement for one guitar, kind of a combination of a couple of guitar parts.

Somebody asked for a one-guitar arrangement, and I think this will get you by at a bar gig.

Yes, Kenny f***in' Loggins. I stand guilty as charged.

Grammy Award Winner and Rock Legend Peter Frampton shows us the Guitars, Amps and Effects he uses to create his legendary sound onstage. Look for P...

Interesting interview on CBS Sunday Morning