Guitar World: June 2014 Gear and Lesson Videos
These videos and audio files are bonus content related to the June 2014 issue of Guitar World. For the full range of interviews, features, tabs and more, pick up the new issue on newsstands now or at the Guitar World Online Store.
Lesson Videos
• Full Shred with Marty Friedman: Taking Licks You’ve Learned from Others and Making Them Your Own
• Thrash Course with Revocation's Dave Davidson: The Advantages of Alternate Picking, and How I Play “The Hive,” Part 2
• Rockin' the Country with Joe Don Rooney: How to Turn a Stock Chord Progression Into a Unique Guitar Part
• String Theory with Jimmy Brown: A Pick-Friendly Way to Sound Like an Irish Folk Mandolinist
• Metal for Life with Metal Mike: How to Build Classic Three-Part Metal Guitar Harmonies
• In Deep with Andy Aledort: Transposing Open-G-Tuned Slide Licks to Open D Tuning
Audio Lesson Files
• Talkin' Blues with Keith Wyatt: Harmonizing the Drums
• Hole Notes with Dale Turner: The Signature Open-G-Tuned Rhythm Style of Don Everly
Gear Review Videos
• Review: Taylor T 5Z Pro Electric-Acoustic Hybrid Guitar
• Review: Cordoba C10 Crossover Guitar
• Review: Randall RG13 Guitar Pedal Amplifier
• Review: EVH Striped Series Guitar
• Review: Legator Helio DCH 300- Pro Guitar
• Review: Visual Sound VS- XO Premium Dual Overdrive Pedal
• Review: Dunlop Clyde McCoy Cry Baby Wah Wah
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