Bob Clearmountain's Guide to Recording an Electric Guitar Amp, Part 1 By Guitar World Staff Learn about mic selection, mic placement technique and proper gain staging from someone who knows what he's talkin' about.
This Amazing Strat Was Crafted from 1,200 Colored Pencils By Jackson Maxwell YouTuber Burls Art has crafted the most colorful Strat you'll ever see.
David Gilmour and David Bowie Perform "Comfortably Numb" in 2006 By Damian Fanelli Three legends of rock join forces.
Forgotten Guitar: Joe Satriani Gives MTV Host His First Guitar Lesson in 1992 By Jonathan Graham Satch gives a first lesson live on MTV.
Chuck Berry and John Lennon Rock 'The Mike Douglas Show' in 1972 By Damian Fanelli Chuck Berry and one of his more famous disciples play a frenzied set.
12 Things Musicians Do That We're All Sick Of By Damian Fanelli From hogging the communal guitar, showing up late for everything to continually reminding people that your band was "on tour."
How to Master the Habits of Stevie Ray Vaughan By Tyler Larson From rhythmic devices to pentatonic modulation to downright angry picking attack, SRV’s habits are teased out in this lesson.
Watch One Man Perform Rush’s "Tom Sawyer" on Guitar, Drums and Vocals at Same Time By Christopher Scapelliti Apparently it's not enough for guitarists to excel only on their instruments these days.
Five Great Guitar Jams You Need to Hear Now! By Brad Tolinski A handful of amazing players you might have missed—at their finest.
The Top Five Most Ridiculously Metal Guitars Ever By Guitar World Staff Lock your hand in a permanent devil-horn position for these wild creations.
Watch Seasick Steve and His One-String Diddley Bow By Shane Speal As guitarists continue to add strings to their axes, it’s refreshing to watch Seasick Steve command an entire festival crowd with just a one-string diddley bow.
The Top Five James Hetfield Riffs of All Time By Tyler Larson Five of James Hetfield's best overall musical statements.
Seven Common Mistakes Guitar Players Make By Damian Fanelli Seven mistakes that guitarists of all skill levels frequently make—and how to fix them.
