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Bass solo to Paul Simon's anthemic You Can Call Me Al

Math-oriented kinda post-rock/metal mix.

I like joey´s vid of his little ´drum solo´ ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JopQMbr1lYU ), so i want try this on my own. But first i need scores. This are my written drum scores for this Drum Sound Check-Solo in Tuxguitar. I hope you like it, maybe you can use something.=)

Been practicing lead, especially lead blues lately. The rhythm guitar plays D dominant 7 to G dominant 7 back and forth while I utilize the major/minor pentatonic (major for D7 to minor over G7) with a little D Mixolydian thrown in. Please comment and give me tips on how to improve my techniques and riffs. If you have an idea for a riff tab it out and post it. Thanks:)

The Epic: Part one is a slow melodic song written around the feelings of grief. any comments or criticism is appreciated!

Short. Mostly solo. I'm trying to get better at writing longer solos while transitioning more smoothly. tell me what you think.

Wrote this in the car. my brother wrote the chords for the acoustic part, and the whole song is basically a solo. I named it after my awesome girlfriend.

So I got further into this song and I am very happy with the drums and I added a solo. Only thing this bitch needs is a closing and it's done. Ideas would be very much appreciated.

So I was watching "Memoirs of a Geisha" and I was inspired by the main music to write a solo and I did. The rest just came along which I love the main melody. The verse guitar part is subject to change but I want to keep the chords in the Keyboards. I was experimenting with hits so I thought they were different in a good way. Disregard the last measure, I was just brainstorming there. And sorry for no drums :( IT'S UNFINISHED BTW!