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Download Heavy Metal Lead Guitar Licks, Volume 1, Rod Ling, Koala Heavy Metal Lead Guitar Licks, Volume 1, Rod Ling, Koala Music Publications, 1989, 0947183140, 9780947183141, 68 pages. Features over 100 amazing Heavy Metal Guitar Licks and Tricks used by all Metal Guitarists, Also contains a special section on Scales, Modes and Harmonics. You do not need to read music to use this book or tape. The tape also includes 'Jamming' progressions to play along with.. DOWNLOAD HERE Monster Scales And Modes By Dave Celentano, Dave Celentano, Dec 1, 1991, , 48 pages. InstructionalThis book is a complete compilation of scales, modes, exotic scales, and theory. It covers the most common and exotic scales, theory on how they're constructed and .... The Greatest Modern Metal Guitar 24 Of the Best Guitar Songs from Your Favorite Artists, Alfred Publishing, Oct 1, 2007, , 247 pages. A total of 24 of the greatest modern heavy metal guitar songs ever recorded make up this book for guitarists. 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