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January 2024 Livestream

Lots of topics, and lots of time spent on the basics of rhythm, and the Spicy 3 sound. Intro, Playing (0:00) Classical Guitar, Music School (9:00) How to Approach the Patreon Material (12:47) More Music School Talk (18:33) Spread Triads in Leads (30:56) The Cost of Music School (33:08) Learning Multiple Guitar Parts by Ear (38:37) DSM Humbolt Simplifier (41:08) Learning Notes on the Neck (47:06) Getting into Electronic Production (53:33) Strumming Advice (58:07) Metal With Single Coils (1:11:39) Chords with a Note in Common (1:14:19) Soloing over Key Changes (1:16:57) Chord Vs Chord (1:27:33) Long Basics of Rhythm Discussion (1:38:16) Soloing over Suspended (2:20:25) Spicy Dominant (2:30:15) Spicy Dominant Scale Shapes (2:37:53) The Easiest Spicy Scale Shape (2:48:52) Going over a "Spanish" Style Guitar Tune (2:52:48) The Dominant 4 Chord (3:01:48) Final thoughts (3:29:41)

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Matt Compito

Your noodling in the beginning is so epic to me!! My goodness. You're a beast

Collar Tie

Pardon me if it's been brought up, but the most interesting thing about the spicy 3 chord to me is that when you make the 3 chord major, you then have a minor chord starting with the flat 2. So regularly in music it's a minor 3 and one fret up is the major 4. and when you make the minor 3 into major, it 'flips the script' and now you have a minor 4 chord one fret up. the only not that doesn't move anywhere is the major 3 of the 3 chord.

Collar Tie

today is my 1 year anniversary of subbing to your LoG guitar extravaganza. I loved the guitar since I was 8, finally got one at 16, and besides being persistent and learning songs from tabs by memory now and then, I sucked until last year when I sub'd to your system. I'm 53 years old. I've been through about 95% of all your lessons in order of how they are on the page. I'm almost finished with all of the livestreams section. it's been an incredible journey. for me, to have the knowledge to explain what I saw with the 3 and 4 chords so you would understand is a immense improvement in 'theory' from a year ago and my playing has been consistently smoother and faster as I go, odd looking chords from the past are now memorized and easy to find. etc etc .. GOOD TIMES!!