A Visit from Mudvayne's Greg Tribbett

Tribbett warming up before his GW lesson On Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008, Mudvayne guitarist Greg Tribbett came up to the Guitar World office studio for an interview & video lesson with Andy Aledort. Greg was in town promoting the upcoming (Nov. 14) Mudvayne CD, The New Game, and while he was here he demonstrated how he plays a variety of Mudvayne riffs, including "Not Falling," "Happy?" and the band's new single, "Do What You Do."Greg had his trusty Washburn guitar with him, a cool looking red and black two-toned number.Thanks go out to Greg for taking time out of his schedule to come by...and look for Andy's interview and lesson with Greg in an upcoming issue!Click on the photo to see an enlarged version.JK

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