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A brilliant explanation sir!
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I agree my hat is off to u my friend.
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man very well said...
nice,precise,calm and on the spot...
cheers mate
2 years ago 3
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playing clean, meaning by concentrating on open chords, first? I think It also depends on the style of music/sound your going for. You hear a lot of power chords in hard rock & metal music.
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Thanks , I've been a lifelong pin head guitar player with no time for power chords...But, thanks to you I finally got it...
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WILD THING,great lesson and I just add this to my favorites.5 stars
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hey the solo to smoke on the water is pretty awesome...!!! But i agree!!!
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John,
You have forgotten more then most of us will ever know. I wish I was 1/10 the musician you are. Thanks for sharing your talents with us.
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Power Chords are a necessary tool but one should not rely on them for the bulk of their playing.
learn to play clean first, then add the distortion.
Soujurn 2 years ago 9
This video and many like it are geared for the beginner guitar player.
I see so many newer players who all they do is play with distortion and power type chords.
Sure they like that music and style, nothing wrong with it. But, if you want to be a good player and not a one trick pony, then learn to play without the distortion or over drive.
Learn your music, your instrument, and then you can make some music using distortion and rock style chords and not simply make noise.
Soujurn 2 years ago 8