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How to Incorporate Suspended Chords into Heavy Metal Rhythm Guitar Parts

By Metal Mike Chlasciak

Learn a few different examples of rhythm-guitar ideas that jump around harmonically and also feature the incorporation of suspended chords.

Marty Friedman Lesson: How to Develop Melodic Ideas with Interesting Twists

By Marty Friedman

Learn how to take a basic melodic idea and morph it into something more nuanced and complex.

Exploring Mixolydian-Based Melodies and Chord Structures

By Andy Aledort

Eddie Van Halen on How He Created His Signature Sound Using MXR's Phase 90 and Flanger Pedals

By Chris Gill

Review: Gretsch G6128T-1962 Duo Jet — Video

By Paul Riario

Review: TC-Helicon VoiceLive 3 Pedal — Video

By Chris Gill

Magnatone Amps Are Back, and ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons Is Rolling Out the Red Carpet

By Brad Tolinski

Dear Guitar Hero: George Thorogood Talks Bo Diddley, Gibson Guitars, Beatles, Stones and Baseball

By Brad Angle

Man of Steel with Steel Panther's Satchel: Triplet Feels, Drop-D Riffing and How to Play “Glory Hole”

By Steel Panther's Satchel

November 2014 Guitar World: Jeff Beck and Billy Gibbons Team Up, Eddie Van Halen and MXR Pedals, Crown the Empire, Weezer and More

By Guitar World Staff

Weezer's Rivers Cuomo Talks New Album, 'Everything Will Be Alright in the End'

By Tom Beaujour

Nita Strauss, Alice Cooper's New Touring Guitarist, Gets Into the Act

By Richard Bienstock

Review: MXR M68 Uni-Vibe Chorus/Vibrato Pedal

By Chris Gill, Video by Paul Riario

Review: Zoom G1Xon Guitar Multi-Effects Processor

By Chris Gill, Video by Paul Riario

Review: Epiphone PRO-1 Acoustic and Les Paul Classic-T Guitars

By Chris Gill, Video by Paul Riario

Jeff Beck and ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons Discuss the Rocking Relationship Between Guitars, Cars and Everything in Between

By Brad Tolinski

Review: Mesa CabClone Cabinet Simulator

By Chris Gill, Video by Paul Riario

Guitar World: November 2014 Gear and Lesson Videos

By Guitar World Staff

Acoustic Nation with Dale Turner: Phil Keaggy’s Multifaceted Acoustic Fingerstyle Approaches

By Dale Turner

String Theory with Jimmy Brown: A Groove- and Mode-Driven Solo Over the Chord Changes to “Cantaloupe Island”

By Jimmy Brown