Star licks Master Sessions--Dave Navarro
Dave Navarro explains some of his techniques in this video. He explains everything in a very cool and a rather "raw" manner. Fun video to watch 
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Frank Gambale--Modes:No More Mystery
Frank presents a clear and easy-to-understand guide to using modes in soloing. Frank takes a subject that guitarists often find confusing and explains it in simple terms. He covers all 7 major modes and demonstrates the use of each in the context of some extraordinary solo work. Intermediate to advanced.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Jesse Cook--Mario Takes A Walk
This is an amazing guitarist. And many Indians will find this tune quite familiar 
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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Eddie Van Halen--Beat It(User Post)
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Friday, August 15, 2008
The Guitar Grimoire--Vol. 2--Chords and Voicings
Renowned guitar wizard Adam Kadmon personally conveys the guitar techniques and musical illumination that have made the Guitar Grimoire books among the best-selling guitar instruction series around. Get tutorials on everything you ever wanted to know about scale compatibility, guitar chords, voicings, arpeggios, and substitutions.
Guitar Grimoire Vol. 2 Chords and Voicings DVD Features:
* Scale compatibility
* Chords
* Voicings
* Arpeggios
* Substitutions
The Guitar Grimoire--Vol. 1--Scales And Modes
At long last, the "Wizard" of the guitar reveals, in person, the mysteries of playing the guitar. This series offers guitar students the opportunity to see and hear Adam Kadmon reveal and demonstrate the techniques and understanding of the underlying structure of music that have helped make the books of The Guitar Grimoire among the best-selling guitar pedagogy publications of all time.
The Guitar Grimoire: Scales and Modes (Vol. 1) .Lessons on: The Major Scale, Intervals, Scales, Modes, Transposing, Applying it to the Guitar, Patterns and Pattern Connection.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Pantera Guitar Anthology Tablature
Contains full tabs/transcriptions of the following songs:
*Where You Come From
*I Can't Hide
*Cowboys From Hell
*Heresy
*Mouth For War
*Walk
*This Love
*Strength Beyond Strength
*Becoming
*I'm Broken
*Shedding Skin
*The Great Southern Trendkill
*War Nerve
*Drag The Waters
*13 Steps To Nowhere
*Suicide Note Pt. 1
*Suicide Note Pt. 2
*The Underground In America
Richie Sambora--Interactive Guitar
The CD-ROM was produced in 1996 US and it features Richie giving instruction how to play songs made famous by him and Bon Jovi, including close-up demonstration of more than 40 guitar techniques, interactive methods to let you learn at your own pace, Richie’s personal photo collection & music videos for Stranger In This Town & These Days.
” Richie Sambora Interactive Guitar is a comprehensive instructional guide that turns guitar lessons into a musical multimedia adventure. You can learn to play the songs and riffs made famous by Richie and Bon Jovi. ”
* Close-up demonstration of more than 40 guitar techniques.
* Interactive method lets you learn at your own pace.
* Built-in tuner, scale charts and chord dictionary.
* Sambora’s private coaching lets both beginning and intermediate guitarists learn different riffs and techniques and then play lead with a legendary band.
* Get to know Richie as he shares his experiences as a professional musician.
* Personal interviews on the creative and business aspects of the music industry.
* Access to Richie’s personal photo collection.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Van Halen I-Tabs
Full Tablature/Transcriptions of the following songs:
Artful Arpeggios--Don Mock (Book+CD)
Expand your playing and your imagination with these essential arpeggios! With this pack, players will learn: arpeggio fingerings; major, minor, dominant and altered dominant sounds; bi-tonal arpeggios; arpeggios from major, minor, melodic minor and harmonic minor scales; and much more! The book features standard notation and tab, and the CD includes 78 demonstration tracks.
Artful Arpeggios--Don Mock (Book+CD)
Expand your playing and your imagination with these essential arpeggios! With this pack, players will learn: arpeggio fingerings; major, minor, dominant and altered dominant sounds; bi-tonal arpeggios; arpeggios from major, minor, melodic minor and harmonic minor scales; and much more! The book features standard notation and tab, and the CD includes 78 demonstration tracks.
Essential Blues Guitar--Dave Celentano
This handy guide to playing blues guitars emphasizes the essentials, such as: chord changes, scales, rhythms, turn arounds, phrasing, soloing and more. Includes lots of examples, plus 10 rhythm tracks for soloing and improvising.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Jimmy Bruno--No Nonsense Jazz Guitar
Hot Licks classic video titles have been made available on DVD, making it even easier to learn with the world’s top players…right in your own home! These new transfers make them look better than ever while DVD technology makes navigating each lesson even easier!
Jimmy Bruno has played guitar with some of the all time greats, including Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand and Elvis Presley. He makes even the most daunting techniques accessible to anyone who wants to learn. Jimmy covers II/V/I progressions, changing chord colours, training hands and ears to work together, natural picking techniques, adding bass lines to chords and much more!
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
John Butler Trio--Ocean
A must, MUST watch video. I can't believe he played that and still has his fingernails intact 
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Guitar Method: In The Style Of Van Halen--Curt Mitchell
In forty-five minutes with Guitar Method: In The Style Of Van Halen, viewers can learn the riffs, tricks and techniques that made Van Halen the hottest guitarist of our time. Learn 50 of the hottest licks Eddie ever recorded... album by album, each is played first at mindblowing normal speed, then at a slow learning speed with extreme close-ups. Topics include: long ascending/descending runs, two-handed tapping, whammy bar technique, pinched, tapped and open harmonics, Van Halen's signature scales and fretboard positions, Van Halen's preferred chordings and key signatures, flash technique (volume swells, toggle scrapes, harmonic rolls) and lightning fast hammer-ons and pull-offs.
Learn riffs from:
"Runnin' With The Devil", "Eruption", "You Really Got Me", "Ain't Talking 'Bout Love", "I'm The One", "On Fire", "Atomic Punk", "Hot For Teacher", "Drop Dead Legs", "Panama", "I'll Wait", "Dance The Night Away", "Beautiful Girls", "Spanish Fly", "Get Up", "Summer Nights", "5150", "Best Of Both Worlds", "Mean Street", "Hang 'Em High", "Unchained", "Little Guitars", "Runaround", "Black 'N' Blue", "Top Of The World", "Everybody Wants Some", "Poundcake", "Source Of Infection", "Cathedral" and many more.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Marty Friedman--Melodic Control
Marty Friedman of Megadeth demonstrates and explains how to gain control as a lead player and develop creative melodic solos. Learn numerous arpeggios, scales, licks, shifts, picking techniques and string bends. Exclusive close-up footage of Marty's blistering leads caps this metal video must-have!
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Frank Gambale--Monster Licks And Speed Picking
Frank's innovative speed/sweep picking technique and how to develop your own monster licks.Gambale demonstrates his technique with diatonic scales, pentatonic scales, arpeggios, and triads, playing each slowly and then at lightning speed. DVD special features include tuning segment, video performance with Allan Holdsworth and John Scofield, Concert with Class preview, Frank Gambale catalog, and Internet connectivity.
Contents:
Gambale demonstrates
Speed/sweep picking techniques
Diatonic scales
Pentatonic scales
Arpeggios
Triads
Tuning segment
Video performance with Allan Holdsworth and John Scofield
Saturday, June 21, 2008
This Is Your Brain On Music--Daniel J. Levitin
If you are a self-teacher then you can't miss this one. Daniel shows how practice plays the most important part in being a great musician contrary to popular belief of "inborn talent".
"What is Music? From Pitch to Timbre" describes the elements of musical sound. "Foot Tapping: Rhythm, Loudness, and Harmony" discusses structural elements and qualities that combine to produce a physical response in the listener. "Behind the Curtain: Music and the Mind Machine" describes how auditory signals become neuro-chemical impulses, which lead both to emotional responses (the soundscape) and to intellectual decoding (thematic content). Familiarity and novelty lie at the heart of "Anticipation: What We Expect from Liszt (and Ludacris)."
With those chapters under their belts, readers, no matter what their own musical preferences, begin to understand the various musical genres. In short they are ready to tackle ideas of the way the mind categorizes music--and other things as well. They make the same leap that Levitin does, from experiencing music to exploring the science of perception and cognition, musical and otherwise.
Next readers plunge beneath the thinking mind to the living brain. They sit with a young Levitin who has been offered a rare invitation to join the "professor's lunch" at the Salk Institute. Four seats away is Institute Director Francis Crick, best known for his work on the structure of DNA, but admired by Levitin for his books "The Astonishing Hypothesis," which argues that consciousness arises from the physical structure and electrochemical activity in the brain.
At the lunch table, Levitin reflects on a passage from Crick's autobiographical "What Mad Pursuit." Like Levitin, Crick was several years older than his fellow students and had limited academic achievement when he entered graduate school. Finally, Crick realized that "lack of qualification could be an advantage. By the time most scientists have reached age thirty they are trapped by their own expertise."
But as a visitor, all Levitin can do is listen respectfully. When he finally gets his chance to talk to the great man, the conversation is memorable. "Look at the connections," are Crick's parting words. A few months later, he would be dead. Crick's advice resonates through the remaining chapters. "What Makes a Musician?" dissects expertise in music and in other realms--and disputes the so-called "Mozart Effect" as well as the claim that Mozart achieved expertise in an inordinately short time. "My Favorite Things" explores individual--and universal--musical preferences.
The final chapter, "The Music Instinct," makes a powerful case in opposition to noted cognitive scientist, Stephen Pinker, who argues that music evolved as a happy by-product of linguistic ability. This is simply not so, argues Levitin. Our minds and our bodies would have evolved very differently without it.
Like a peacock's tail, music serves as a powerful display of reproductive fitness. It is also far more effective than language in creating emotional bonding between individuals and among members of a group. From the most primitive to the most advanced subsystems, every human brain is on music, including yours.
Friday, June 20, 2008
U2--How To Dimantle An Atomic Bomb Tabs
Full Tablature/Transcriptions for the following songs:
*All Because Of You
*Yahweh
*Vertigo
*City Of Blinding Lights
*Crumbs From Your Table
*Fast Cars
*Love And Peace Or Else
*A Man And A Woman
*Miracle Drug
*One Step Closer
*Original Of The Species
*Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Albert King--King Of The Blues Guitar
These 17 tunes come from King's most fertile period, his 1966-68 tenure at Memphis's Stax Records. Stax chief Jim Stewart had been reluctant to sign blues artists because he felt straight blues wouldn't mesh with Stax's patented Memphis soul. Ironically, the fusion of King's sharp guitar wails with the dynamic rhythms of Booker T. & the MGs--the Stax house band--was what set King apart from other bluesmen. The unique blend produced classic after classic: Booker T. Jones' rolling piano propels "Laundromat Blues." Al Jackson's drum shuffle supports "Crosscut Saw." The driving horns of Andrew Love, Wayne Jackson, and Joe Arnold accent "Born Under a Bad Sign." King's ripe and mellow vocals are a perfect match for the soul-drenched music while his dramatic string bends leap out.
Tracklist:
1. Laundromat Blues
2. Overall Junction - (mono)
3. Oh, Pretty Woman
4. Funk-Shun
5. Crosscut Saw
6. Down Don't Bother Me - (bonus track)
7. Born Under A Bad Sign
8. Personal Manager
9. Kansas City - (bonus track)
10. Very Thought Of You, The - (bonus track)
11. Hunter, The - (bonus track)
12. I Almost Lost My Mind
13. As The Years Go Passing By - (bonus track)
14. Cold Feet
15. You Sure Drive A Hard Bargin
16. I Love Lucy
17. You're Gonna Need Me
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Joe Satriani--Professor Satchafunkilus And The Musterion Of Rock
Over the course of his illustrious career, JOE SATRIANI has achieved legendary success with his 12 solo albums and 3 platinum DVD's selling more than 10 million units worldwide. On March 31st 2008 (UK) and April 1st 2008 (North America), SATRIANI is set to continue his brand of electric education for the masses with the release of his 13th solo album entitled Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock (Sony/BMG).
Professor Satchafunkilus was produced through the creative envisioning of SATRIANI and John Cuniberti; guiding the musical talents of longtime drummer/percussionist Jeff Campitelli and reknowned bassist Matt Bissonette. A special addition to the album's artist list is Joe's own son, ZZ Satriani, playing the tenor sax.
Tracklist:
01. Musterion
02. Overdriver
03. I Just Wanna Rock
04. Professor Satchafunkilus
05. Revelation
06. Come On Baby
07. Out of the Sunrise
08. Diddle-y-a-doo-dat
09. Asik Vaysel
10. Andalusia
Joe Bonamassa--Signature Sounds, Styles and Techniques
Joe Bonamassa reveals the playing techniques, tips and gear behind his powerhouse blues-rock guitar style. Topics covered include: rhythm, soloing, slide guitar, effects, amps and speakers, and more. Features the Fender Stratocaster and Telecaster, and Gibson guitars.
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Monday, June 16, 2008
Sunday, June 15, 2008
My Apologies To Guitar Links Visitors
Hi everyone. You all must've noticed that i haven't been blogging since almost 3 months. Well after posting my 400th post, i got busy for a week. So when i returned to post more stuff for you guys, i saw an email from a company which i'm not allowed to name and they threatened to sue me for copyright infringement of their material because of obvious reasons and they also threatened that they'll ask google to delete my blog. So i requested them to check that the files are not hosted by me, they are all stored on servers like rapidshare.com so they can't hold me responsible for any kind of "copyright infringement". Well after an exchange of few emails they requested me....YEAH...they requested me to stop posting more links for the time being as they wanted to do some sort of enquiry. As a result you must have faced some dead links, mainly because they approached rapidshare.com and the files were consequently removed from their servers. After all that they are still quite pissed at me for making this blog. But i have to say that i seriously don't give a fuck about what they think of my blog (pardon my french).
So, i hope to resume blogging with your support and i'll try to post stuff at regular intervals.
And as i always say.... ROCK ON!!!! \\m//
Saturday, March 22, 2008
400th POST--Marty Friedman--Electric Guitar Day One Cd 1 and Cd 2
Before you read about the video and download it, i would just like to thank all the visitors of this blog. It's because of your support that i've been blogging for over a year now and posting for the 400th time!! I know i've been inconsistent with my posting but it's really tough to maintain such a big blog all by myself and posting new things (besides my engineering studies are screwing me day by day). So i encourage you to post links of your own files anywhere in the comments and i'll make a post mentioning your name. Anyway thanks for all the love and support. You guys rock!! And as i say........... ROCK ON!!!!! \\m//
Marty Friedman, a successful solo artist and former lead guitarist for Cacophony and Megadeth, is one of the most respected rock guitarists in the industry, known for his technical brilliance and harmonic sense of adventure. In this video for beginners, he gives you everything you need to get started! He covers: parts of the guitar, strings and picks, tuning, amp settings, effects and pedals, practice and performance tips, chords & scales, how to play solos, lead patterns, and much more! Includes an insert. 90+ minutes.
CD1:
Rock Guitar-Play Along
The Guitar Play-Along Series will help you play your favorite songs quickly and easily! Just follow the tab, listen to the CD to hear how the guitar should sound, and then play along using the separate backing tracks. The melody and lyrics are also included in the book in case you want to sing, or to simply help you follow along. The audio CD is playable on any CD player. For PC and Mac computer users, the CD is enhanced so you can adjust the recording to any tempo without changing pitch!
Songs:
* Day Tripper
* Message in a Bottle
* Refugee
* Shattered
* Sunshine of Your Love
* Takin' Care of Business
* Tush
* Walk This Way.
Blues Guitar Play-Along
The Guitar Play-Along Series will help you learn to play your favorite songs quickly and easily! Just follow the tab, listen to the CD to hear how the guitar should sound, and then play along using the separate backing tracks. The melody and lyrics are also included in the book in case you want to sing, or to simply help you follow along. The audio CD is playable on any CD player. For PC and Mac computer users, the CD is enhanced so you can adjust the recording to any tempo without changing pitch!
This volume includes 8 songs:
* All Your Love (I Miss Loving)
* Born Under a Bad Sign
* Hide Away
* I'm Tore Down
* I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
* Pride and Joy
* Sweet Home Chicago
* The Thrill Is Gone.
Friday, March 21, 2008
Joe Satriani--Surfing With The Alien 2007 DVD
An amazing concert!! Watch Satch perform in his early days. This performance was recorded when he was quite sleepy
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Mel Bay--You Can Teach Yourself Guitar
This is a very popular guitar method. Its success lies in the fact that it is extremely easy to understand and very flexible. It moves at a slow, steady pace and enables you to play chord accompaniments in 7 primary guitar keys! In addition, you will learn to strum blues chords and you will also begin to play fingerstyle backgrounds. I could only find the book so if anyone has the audio then feel free to post in the comments.
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Robben Ford--The Inside Story
Robben Ford originally put the band the Yellowjackets together to do his first solo album, called The Inside Story, on Elektra Records. That band, in that form, did the record, but keyboard player Russell Ferrante was the only guy who was free to go on the road with Ford, so Russ and Ford continued to work together. The group got back together again a little bit later on, and they started playing locally. Then Ford's manager suggested they shop a separate deal for the band. Ford was signed to Elektra, and had already done his album with the band, but the band wasn?t signed. Ford was already, at that point, starting to move towards more vocal-oriented music, and the band was a fusion band. Fusion rules The Inside Story, which only has two vocal tracks, in the traditional Robben Ford style. Instrumental Guitar (Electric/Blues/Fusion).
1. Magic Sam
2. For the One I Love
3. North Carolina
4. There's No One Else
5. Inside Story
6. Need Somebody
7. Far Away
8. Tee Time for Eric
Michael Angelo Batio--Lucid Intervals & Moments of Clarity PART II
Lucid Intervals And Moments Of Clarity Part 2 is a new compilation of Michael Angelo Batio's third ("Tradition") and fourth ("Lucid Intervals and Moments of Clarity") solo CDs, remastered and repackaged onto one CD. This CD includes studio versions of Batio's classic instrumental songs "Prog" and "The Finish Line" plus great songs like "She Doesn't Live Here Anymore" and "Lucid Intervals And Moments Of Clarity". "China" kicks off the CD, and the main riff is in 6/4 time and very heavy -- almost like a Megadeth riff. Michael then states the main melody and away he goes. His fluid style sends notes gliding and flying all over the fretboard. His thick, round sound making the unbelievable passages seen easy and effortless. Michael starts "The Finish Line" with a be-bop jazz phrase and has a guitar choir back him up. Then the songs kicks in and it goes onto a boogie type progression. "Prog" starts with a very neoclassical intro and then turns into one of the "coolest" grooves and melodies that Michael has written with him playing in the Phrygian mode over "tribal" rhythms. Instrumental Guitar (Electric (Heavy)/Shred/Hard Rock), total running time, 69:00
*The Finish Line
*Prog
*Stop Complaining
*She Doesn't Live Here Anymore
*Lucid Intervals And Moments Of Clarity
*Full Force
*Diary Of An Empty Life
*Prog Revisited
*East Side Story
*Instant Glamour
*Video Jam
*Avalanche
*Take A Look Around
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Eric Johnson--Total Electric Guitar
Here is a unique opportunity to study with one of the great electric guitarists. Eric Johnson gives a master class in advanced picking techniques for speed and accuracy, left- and right-hand muting, blues bends, pedal steel-style bends, and unique chord voicings. There is much more too, all adding up to a truly great 90-minute electric guitar lesson from the man of whom Steve Morse said, “Eric Johnson is so good it’s ridiculous!”
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Steve Khan--Contemporary Chord Khancepts
In this book, Steve Khan shares his approach to chord construction on guitar, an area in which he has become famous. He has taken a complex subject and broken it down into simple building blocks and small study units: players will learn to extend their sense of harmony by the superimposition of chord forms which are familiar, as well as a world of new ones. Only the book is available here so i hope everyone likes it, if someone has the audio then you can put the link in comments and i'll move that to the post with your name mentioned
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Eddie Van Halen--Eruption Video Lesson
First of all enjoy this rockin' performance by Eddie...man he rocks!!!! And then download the video lesson for this song and learn to rock like him
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Bryan Adams--Everything I Do Video Lesson
Really great song to serenade your gal Another well explained licklibrary lesson.Saturday, February 23, 2008
Shawn Lane--Power Solos
This is the second part of Shawn Lane's Power Licks. The Shawn Lane videos are useful for intermediate to advanced players. There are many good suggestions as well as examples of exercises in both tapes. shows shawn lane playing his best licks, these are very amazing to watch. Guitar players will enjoy watching this, but I don't believe novice players will get much out of it, except inspiration.
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