Written In Blood: 'Create A Dream' Guitar Lesson

wow this was awesome :O anywhere where i can download this?

haha sweet skillz my friend but haha u kinda look like ur about 17 XD

sweet skillz my friend but has anyone ever told u that u look young haha XD

I'm getting sick of these ****ing ads....

anyways, awesome solo very original

OK i shall quit guitar now, lol i been playing for 6 years and I can;t solo lol not my thing

sounds like dragonforce! sick solo though... very tasteful

Tasteful solo. Nicely done.

how do you manage to get your speed up to that level, I can play a dragonforce solo but at 3/4ths of the speed. I need the secret ingredient.

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dammit dude stole my band name :P haha Me and my friend thought of it a few months ago. Guess were gonna have to think of a new one. On the bright side it's a pretty good band taking the name.

where can i download this song?

"This isn't particularly a hard solo to play"

Bullcrap.

way to go Bill!!! I cant wait to see the next one!!

Chase_Jarvis23 wrote: "This isn't particularly a hard solo to play" Bullcrap.

I know, I had a chuckle to this too

"The chord progression underneath it is the classic VI IV V metal progression: Em, C, D."

Call me a noob, but can anybody explain what the "VI IV V" means?

awesome solo... i wish there was Tab along with the video.

and i wish there was somewhere i can find the song... where i can find this song?

Oosh. wrote: "The chord progression underneath it is the classic VI IV V metal progression: Em, C, D." Call me a noob, but can anybody explain what the "VI IV V" means?

It kinda describes partials in the chord progression. lol But you can probably find someone who can explain it better.

Men... i Really want to know where to download this song...

I like the video and the song and have also checked the band and they are really good. This guy just needs to get off his high horse and not try to sound like a musical genius because some of the things he says in his description are not entirely correct.

Oosh. wrote: "The chord progression underneath it is the classic VI IV V metal progression: Em, C, D." Call me a noob, but can anybody explain what the "VI IV V" means?

It relates to the steps or whatever you may call it of the scale you're in, the Vs, Is and Xs are roman numerals (I being one, V being five and so on).

So you have a scale, in this example right here apparently G major (G A H C D E F#) and you build a chord progression with the notes in:

Take the VI, sixth chord of the scale which is E (although the dude plays Eminor, the parallel), the IV, the fourth chord of the scale which is, as already said, C and V, the fifth chord of the scale - D. That equals a classic progression composed of Em - C - D (VI IV V).

i agree with chase this solo is freakin intense!