Betcha Can't Play This, Soulfly Edition: Marc Rizzo's Synthy Video-Game Lick — Video

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Soulfly guitarist Marc Rizzo recently visited the Guitar World studio in New York City to shoot a new edition of Betcha Can't Play This.

Check out the video below and see if you can play his cool, synth-sounding, video-game-type lick. Good luck!

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