Inside The Fire Lesson Video

This is a video on how to play Inside The Fire by Disturbed. I tried to slow down all the main parts of the song and get the camera up close so you could see exactly what I'm playing. I know it's not 100% accurate, but it should be fairly close. Hope this helps!

Tuning: CGCFAD

A Few Updates

I've added a TrustKillRecords Video Player at the bottom of the page. It has some music videos by Throwdown, Bleeding Through, and a few other badass bands that you should like. I've also added some links to a few lessons from ultimate-guitar. It's a pretty decent site for guitar discussion and tabs.

My Gear

My amp is a Peavey JSX half stack. I usually keep the distortion on the "ultra" setting because that seems to have more of a metal tone to it. I sometimes use the "crunch" setting if I'm looking for a lighter tone of distortion. One guitar that I use in a lot of my videos is my Ibanez Iceman IC300. It is VERY lightweight and is an easy guitar to play. I also have an Ibanez RG350DX that I've used in a couple of videos. That guitar sounds better than the Iceman but is much heavier. I also have a lot of effects pedals, but right now I currently have my Boss Wah pedal, chromatic tuner, Digitech digital delay, Boss tremolo, and noise suppressor pedals hooked up. There is a Digitech reverb pedal that is my only effect running through the effects loop. Everything else is is not running through the loop.

Ultimate-Guitar RSS Feed

On the right you can now see an RSS Feed for Ultimate-Guitar.com. They have some good guitar lessons and lot's of other good info about the music world.

Soulfly Conquer CD Review

I got into Soulfly a few years ago when I bought Prophecy and have been listening to them ever since.  I picked up Conquer a couple of weeks ago and it is definitely one of their best.  Marc Rizzo shreds the shit out of every song on his guitar and has officially become my favorite guitar player.  The first thing that I notice when I start listening to the CD is how much better the production is over the band's previous efforts.  I don't know if they changed producers or what, but whatever they did they need to stick with it.  The drums are crystal clear and the CD as a whole sounds so much better than Dark Ages.  As far as the music goes, there isn't too much to stay except that the songs are kick ass as usual.  Marc Rizzo's talent really comes out in this one and I love how Max threw in a little death metal vocal style at the end of Blood Fire War Hate.  Buy this one!