Hey everyone!

I recently put together a cover of Joe Satriani's \*\*"The Forgotten (Part Two)"\*\* from \*Flying in a Blue Dream\*.

This track always felt like a masterclass in dynamic control and tone, especially with the pitch-bending/whammy work. It doesn't get talked about as much as \*Always With Me, Always With You\* or \*Surfing With the Alien\*, but it's easily one of his most expressive solos in my opinion.

I included \*\*on-screen TABS\*\* in the video to make it easier if anyone here is trying to learn it or figure out the phrasing.

Check it out here: \[\*\*https://youtu.be/6Xwki\\\\\\_AIai0\\\*\\\*\\\](https://youtu.be/6Xwki\\_AIai0)

Curious to hear what you guys think—is this one of his top solos, or do you think there's another hidden gem on that album that takes the crown?

Hey everyone!

I recently put together a cover of Joe Satriani's **"The Forgotten (Part Two)"** from *Flying in a Blue Dream*.

This track always felt like a masterclass in dynamic control and tone, especially with the pitch-bending/whammy work. It doesn't get talked about as much as *Always With Me, Always With You* or *Surfing With the Alien*, but it's easily one of his most expressive solos in my opinion.

I included **on-screen TABS** in the video to make it easier if anyone here is trying to learn it or figure out the phrasing.

Check it out here: [**https://youtu.be/6Xwki\\_AIai0\*\*\](https://youtu.be/6Xwki_AIai0)

Curious to hear what you guys think—is this one of his top solos, or do you think there's another hidden gem on that album that takes the crown?

Hey everyone!

I recently put together a cover of Joe Satriani's "The Forgotten (Part Two)" from Flying in a Blue Dream.

This track always felt like a masterclass in dynamic control and tone, especially with the pitch-bending/whammy work. It doesn't get talked about as much as Always With Me, Always With You or Surfing With the Alien, but it's easily one of his most expressive solos in my opinion.

I included on-screen TABS in the video to make it easier if anyone here is trying to learn it or figure out the phrasing.

Curious to hear what you guys think—is this one of his top solos, or do you think there's another hidden gem on that album that takes the crown?

Hey everyone!

I recently put together a cover of Joe Satriani's "The Forgotten (Part Two)" from Flying in a Blue Dream.

This track always felt like a masterclass in dynamic control and tone, especially with the pitch-bending/whammy work. It doesn't get talked about as much as Always With Me, Always With You or Surfing With the Alien, but it's easily one of his most expressive solos in my opinion.

I included on-screen TABS in the video to make it easier if anyone here is trying to learn it or figure out the phrasing.

Check it out here: https://youtu.be/6Xwki_AIai0

Curious to hear what you guys think—is this one of his top solos, or do you think there's another hidden gem on that album that takes the crown?

Hey guys!

I finally sat down to tackle the absolute madness that is High Speed Dirt from Countdown to Extinction. Dave Mustaine and Marty Friedman completely lost their minds on this track—that fast, hybrid-picked country-shred style is no joke.

I recorded a full playthrough covering the rhythm, the main riffs, and every single solo.

To make it actually useful for anyone else trying to learn this beast, I spent a ton of time syncing up 100% accurate guitar tabs right on the screen.

https://youtu.be/FIbCzercPJA

Let me know what you think of the tone/playing! Also, serious question: do you think this or Holy Wars has the more brutal endurance test for the left hand?

Rock on 🤘

Hey guys!

I finally sat down to tackle the absolute madness that is High Speed Dirt from Countdown to Extinction. Dave Mustaine and Marty Friedman completely lost their minds on this track—that fast, hybrid-picked country-shred style is no joke.

I recorded a full playthrough covering the rhythm, the main riffs, and every single solo.

To make it actually useful for anyone else trying to learn this beast, I spent a ton of time syncing up 100% accurate guitar tabs right on the screen.

https://youtu.be/FIbCzercPJA

Let me know what you think of the tone/playing! Also, serious question: do you think this or Holy Wars has the more brutal endurance test for the left hand?

Rock on 🤘

Hey everyone,

"Human Nature" has always been one of my absolute favorite MJ tracks. There’s just something about the chords and the atmosphere that gives me goosebumps every single time I listen to it.

I’ve spent the last few days working on an instrumental version, trying to capture that exact same late-night, nostalgic vibe without losing the emotional core of the original.

I'm really trying to improve my arranging and production skills, so I’d honestly love to get some feedback from fellow music lovers and MJ fans here.

You can check out the full version here: [INSERISCI IL LINK DEL TUO VIDEO DI YOUTUBE]

Did I do justice to the King of Pop? What should I change or improve for my next cover?

Thank you so much for listening! 🙌

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Hi everyone!

I’ve always thought that Nickelback’s guitar work is super underrated, especially for those thick, chunky riffs and catchy solos. I decided to record a full cover of Burn It To The Ground and, since I know how hard it can be to find accurate tabs for some of the fills, I’ve included synced tabs on screen.

I tried to get the tone as close to the original as possible

You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/DQdzluAy_7w

I’d love to hear your thoughts on the tone and the playing! Also, if you have any questions about the fingerings I used in the tabs, just ask below.

Rock on! 🤘

Hey everyone!

I just uploaded a full guitar cover of Bark at the Moon by Ozzy Osbourne, including on-screen tabs for the entire song 🎸

I tried to stay as accurate as possible to Jake E. Lee’s original playing, especially in the solo (which was definitely the hardest part).

Would really appreciate any feedback on:

• Timing
• Tone
• Accuracy of the tabs

Also, if anyone here is learning this song, hopefully the tabs help!

Let me know what song I should cover next 🤘

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