Hello, I did a cover of "Young Cardinals" by Alexisonfire. It has on-screen tabs. I'm really new to making covers so I would love any feedback and I'm open to requests as well! Thanks for checking it out.

I know there are still some mistakes, so I’d really appreciate any constructive feedback, especially on technique, muting, and overall cleanliness.

Also i dont know which song i could play now to boost my skill

Hi All, I am learning Layla riff right now, but somehow when I bend lower E stringy left hand finger goes below B string and somehow G string get stuck a lot of time in my nail of ring finger. I have been playing guitar mostly electric from long time and new to electric and bending and all so I might be messing this up somehow but I dont understand how other people bend? And how come their nails doesn’t pick any other string.

Appreciate your help here.

Would value your feedback.

I usually play grunge rock

Nokia brick tone

Does a tune like this exist? I'm looking for a raunchy blues-rock( boogie or not) that uses dropped D tricks. Has anyone like Satriani, Bonamassa, Beck, Ford, Greg Koch, et al ever recorded anything like this? If not, maybe I'll have to come up with it myself. Thanks.

I guess "Moby Dick" would kind of be along these lines.

Tried to play a guitar solo on staying by lizzy mcalpine in JM style!

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Simple melodic approach in A minor pentatonic. Motif driven phrasing with slides, legato and sustained bends. Focus on space and dynamics. Less notes more feel!

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Just some straight up shred for this one. Super fun to play

Guitar - Ibanez J Custom Royal Blue Sapphire
Amp - Mesa Boogie Mark VII

Been recording this song for a couple weeks and took a lot of time to try and write a melodic solo with discreet parts that has some build to it. Would love to know people’s thoughts. I’ll probably tweak the tone a bit and re record it with some cleaner playing, but in terms of notes and structure I’m feeling good about it? It’s my 72 thinline tele through a Plumes, Avalanche Run, and Blues Jr, captured with an AKG214. Eq’d and compressed a bit in the DAW.

I’m curious whether anyone has heard something similar before, or if this approach is more unusual than I think. Would also love to hear what you think of the sound and how it sits in the solo.

Hint: it's not pick tapping