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Learn Radiohead inspired guitar lesson mix open & bar chords with lead licks High & Dry style
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2:26 – not 0*0400 but 020400.Good lesson.God bless you.
Dave, Great lesson. Thanks
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Awesome video, I learned so much from this!! I think I might use some of these riffs in my playing…if that’s ok!!
really enjoyed this lesson. I love seeing new chords and progressions to play around with and inspire.
coldplay is taking note
This is actually the chord progression of "High And Dry" from RH…
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He uses Emajor pentatonic which is the same as the C#minor pentatonic. It’s the same tones. The second box (as I learned them) in the minor pentatonic is the first in major pentatonic.
Lol bust this out at the music store, to look cool, " Yeah Can i help you sir ? " hahaha this guy is great
Best lesson iv seen in a while
That sounded better than radiohead.
major pentatonic scales have the same notes as the minor ones. it’s all about context. so it looks like c# minor and it would be if we were playing in C#. but since were in E it’s being used as E major. a quick trick I use is where ever your first finger is (in this case 9 on the low E string, C#) that’s the key it is in minor. what ever string your 4th finger is on (12th fret low E string E) is the major scale for that note.
let me know if that makes sense.
How about a Randy Rhoads style lead guitar lesson?
relative major/minor, the aminor pentatonic and the c major for example (VI/I) have the same patterns, but i havent seen the video, so i dont know if this is the case
The tab around 6:30 is for the minor pentatonic scale when says that we can use it with major pentatonic.
Heelll Yeah My Favourite Band inspired lesson !!! Thanks!)
I love how the dog pops up like "hey, whatcha doin? can i join in? please pet me!" XD awesome lesson, i’ve always tried learning to do more chord oriented stuff.
At bits it sounds like easy like sunday morning 🙂
tis nice video