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Great guitar lesson Tony. Well done, I like your style, both as a guitarist and a teacher.

Give it up kevin. Stick to the movies. Its just a lot of noise to cover up an average act.

actually i have one of those guitars,,,, it sounds good and the price is lesser than the original esp..... it doesnt depend on the brand man it is in the guitarist that makes guitar sounds good.... keep on rockin

I thought these came out way before then. But they did advertise it at first which seems that they must have made some, so where are those I wonder? cuz this is the coolest one.

I was at the Kevin Costner/Modern West show at the House of Blues in Chicago on June 27th, my birthday. It was awesome. I honestly didn't expect Kev to be THAT good. He had amazing stage presence...connecting with his audience...soaking in all the love...and sending it right back at cha!!! He transformed into a 14-yr. old with his first guitar. I'm a former Nashville songwriter and was also impressed with his original songs. He's an overall talented guy to say the least! Can't wait to see SWING VOTE...coming out Aug. 1. His own movie production co. is producing it. I am also a scriptwriter who took advantage of the moment. I gave 30-pages of my movie script DESTINY CALLING to Kevin's fiddle player who assured me that it would be passed on to Kev. Could it be desiny after all?

Date: June 30th, 2008
Time: 3-5pm PST
Game: Turok
Gamertag: Disturbed GWF

This is !

dude it's

i should myself for that bguitar

the would for that guitar

And that is coming out of a MESA Boogie!!

Stanley Jordan playing NYC 4/21/08 6pm FREE!!
at Barnes & Noble Lincoln Center! Sorry I am lame and do not know how to post things - I just wanted everyon in NYC to get a chance to see this dude play - he's amazing...

Really informative video, really worth a watch..

Wow This guy rocks ! . Do you know if he tours here in the USA?
Vinnie

You know, just sitting here jamming to this really nasty grove makes me appreciate what this man does with the guitar. It isn't speed or running his scales or anything like that. He is really creative with how he feels the music. Its really fresh to see his influences reflected in such a unique way. It seems that he is not appreciated enough for his guitar skills, and I can't say that I've ever given him the credit he deserves either. His radio stuff isn't bad and it's all pretty catchy, but hearing what he does live and in the moment is on a whole other level. It's the same reason I got into DMB. It's no wonder that he has always had such a devoted following. I guess I am going to have to really look up some of his stuff and dig into it. Learning some of his licks and getting an idea of whats going through his head is sure to help with developing my own understanding of guitar. I mean, you can never really teach people how to write creatively, but you can always find more and more variety and influences to expand your abilities. Alright keep playing hard and if anyone has suggestions on some creative people to check out, then leave me a comment or something. Peace

steve vai is the best

AWSOME!!!!!THANKS FOR THE INSPIRATION

Yngwie Malmsteen blends blues sensitivity with classical virtuosity in this one. I always like his solos best when he uses bluesy scales vs his more standard neo-classical fare. He tends to be more in control of his speed great!

Thanks for the great info for the upcoming Vai concerts. I was looking for his tour dates.