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Rock Me Amadeus – Seb Hunter

This review is brought to you by contributing reviewer - Charlotte Bryant.

I loved this book. Unfortunately Seb Hunter’s work has only just come to my attention and Rock Me Amadeus (published 2007) is a must if you have a soul, a sense of humour and love music. Thankfully Mr Hunter is in the middle of writing another masterpiece, of which I will endeavour to review hot off the press.

Harmonic Minor Scale and Phrygian Dominant Mode

One of the most popular scales in the metal genre is the Harmonic Minor Scale but a common misconception is that this scale is used purley from its root note. However, it is more likely that you will find that most chordal backings for this scale centre around its 5th degree. This shift in the tonal centre results in it becoming a mode of the Harmonic Minor and this is known as the Phrygian Dominant Mode.

Let's look at the notes in an A Natural Minor Scale:

TEN'S Secret Weapon: CHRIS FRANCIS!

Today's Elevenses Throws Eleven Quick Questions At 'Ten's Secret Weapon' Chris Francis!

Chris Francis won Guitarist Magazine’s ‘Guitarist of the Year’ contest in 2000. He has since released the instructional video ‘Up To Speed with Chris Francis’, recorded two solo records ‘Chris Francis’ and ‘Studs n’ Sisters’, four albums with the band TEN and numerous sessions on projects big and small.

The Ultimate Professional: STEVE LUKATHER!

Our Brand New Feature 'Elevenses', Throws Eleven Quick Questions At 'The Ultimate Professional' Steve Lukather!

Steve Lukather has written, performed, produced and recorded with more legendary artists than seems possible. Outside of his own hugely successful Grammy winning band Toto, Steve has worked with Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Herbie Hancock, Van Halen, Lionel Richie and Eric Clapton.

New Steve Lukather Album Out February 2008

Frontiers Records is thrilled to announce the European release of STEVE LUKATHER’s brand new studio album entitled “Ever Changing Times” on February 22nd 2008.

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Brett Garsed Interview: Liquid Virtuosity

Brett Garsed Interview - Liquid Virtuosity

Liquid Virtuosity Part One: Early Days Down Under

I first heard Brett Garsed's playing whilst half asleep, stuck in a traffic jam in North London on a foggy Saturday morning in late 1990. Cutting through both the external and internal fog (a result of cracking student party hangover...) were the most eloquent, sinuous and melodic rock guitar lines I had pretty much ever heard! Now properly awake, I asked my AOR loving driver who was playing: none other than the much derided 'Timotei Twins' of rock: Nelson!

Orson - Culture Vultures

Yeah Yeah, I know they’re not the typical guitar orientated stuff that we normally have at AOG, but hear me out. I have mentioned this before and I will again, but if there ain’t no song, it’s all for shit. Twiddle away with as many tri-biphonic semi-inverted plu-morphic mode-shift derivatives as you like, but that is just sport.
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