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Andy James – Metal Rhythm Guitar in 6 weeks

Posted 07 July 2010 | Uncategorized   

Press Release – July 2010

Lick Library Launches Andy James’ Metal Rhythm Guitar in 6 Weeks

Continuing in their quest to give guitarist the widest possible resources, Lick Library release the definitive Andy James’ Metal Rhythm Guitar in Six Weeks to follow on from the huge success of Andy James’ Shred Guitar in Six Weeks .

The six week DVD guitar tuition course has been put together in a way that sets sensible realisable targets, which teach you a wide range of different techniques, concepts and licks helping you understand and play metal rhythm guitar. Most importantly you can do it all at your own pace.

Andy James is one of the UK’s rising stars in the world of shred and metal guitar and has taught thousands of budding shredders world-wide through his DVDs and tutorials. He is also the lead guitarist for the band Sacred Mother Tongue, who played Download Festival last year and this year have just been confirmed for this summer’s UK Sonisphere Festival.

Lick Library is confident that by following the Andy James’ Metal Rhythm Guitar in Six Weeks course you will be able to see and hear genuine progress in the way you play metal rhythm guitar. Following the tuition DVDs week plan, your guitar playing will quickly begin to show discernable differences. Each DVD is broken down into easily absorbable logical sections which teach you different rhythm patterns to help your playing in real musical situations.

Here are just some of the areas covered in the six week series:

Week one includes: Standard tuning, palm and left hand muting, and more with four metal jam tracks.

Week two includes: Drop D tuning, chord progressions and phrasing, and more plus three metal jam tracks

Week three includes: Drop C# tuning, odd rhythms over a 4/4 beat, and more plus two metal jam tracks.

Week four includes: E flat tuning, complete song breakdown, triplets, and more plus a metal jam track.

Week five includes: Arpeggiated riffs, pedal tone riffs, and more plus a metal jam track.

Week six includes: Drop C tuning, odd rhythms, phrygian dominant scales, and more plus metal jam track.

All of the metal jam tracks have been specially devised by Andy himself to support your progress and help you practice all the things you have learnt. Stay with the six week plan and Lick Library guarantee your metal rhythm guitar playing will improve. The full set of six DVD’s retail for £79.99 or can be purchased individually at £16.99.

To find out more about this exciting new Guitar Lesson DVD format and all the other inspiring options Lick Library offer visit www.licklibrary.co.uk today and place your order now.

3 Comments

  1. Posted by Daniel on 11 July 10 at 8:24am

    Cool, I’ve been waiting for a review of these “6 Weeks” DVD sets Lick Library has been putting out :-) It would be great if you could review the “Shred Guitar in 6 Weeks” and “Rock Guitar in 6 Weeks” sets, as well as this one — I’ve been saving up money for some new DVDs lately and I want to know if these are a good investment.

    • Posted by Dave on 11 July 10 at 9:14am

      To be honest, there’s no way I’m paying £75 per set to review them Daniel – I rarely receive free material to review simply because this is a small fan site and companies like Lick Library or Rock House don’t need people like me (with a limited amount of traffic) to review or advertise their products so the vast majority of the instrucional media I review is bought and paid for by myself – clearly this limits what I can, and can’t review.

      Albums and EP’s are a different matter ; generally the production costs are lower and musicians looking to increase their profile are quite glad to spend a couple of dollars. Which of course means I’m only too pleased to support new, up-and-coming bands but without having unlimited resources there’s only a finite amount of other writing I can do – which is one of the reasons I introduced news posts.

  2. Posted by Daniel on 11 July 10 at 2:44pm

    Bummer dude :( Still, major props to this site for reviewing tons of different guitar instructional videos — it really helps out the bedroom guitarists like me who learn primarily from the internet and video medium :)

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