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Hi, Folks!

Here it is another cover song my brazilian band (BR Dreams) and I recorded last week. It´s a cover version of Ytse Jam.

Feel free to post your comments!

Here is the MP3 link:

http://www.box.net/shared/ken290k6kx

Regards,

Buzz

Day 7, June 29, 2007

Well, I made it! What an amazing week. The 8th and final chapter in Wild Stringdom introduces the learner to the concept of playing non-guitar music. In other words, playing music originally written for other instruments. John transcribes music such as Chopin's Etude No. 2, violin warm-up exercises he learned from a violinist while he was touring in 

BR Dreams - Brazilian Dream Theater Tribute Band

Here are some songs from our tribute to DT:

I'm rapidly coming to and end of my week-long quest. I've feel as though I have learned more over this past week than I had over the past year! Setting goals is so important for anything we wish to accomplish in life. Some times one really needs a great teacher to inspire them, and that's what I found in John Pettruci through his Wild Stringdom book. I think the next blog I'll start

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Welcome to DreamTheater.com! Here I am sitting at my "command console" managing my various Internet projects. One of the great things about working in technology is that one can wear comfortable cloths! My guitar, effects boars, and PA system are just to my right and give me a great break from a very busy schedule. I am a multimedia developer, Internet strategist, and business consultant, among other things. I listen to Dream Theater every day as I have yet to grow tired of anything they have produced. The music is so rich and complex that I discover or appreciate something new all the time.

I developed this site is to help connect you, the Dream Theater fan, to the wonderful works of art this band has produced, as well as to each other. A large number of the Dream Theater fans are musicians, technology geeks

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  Hi all thanks for checking this out!  Lets get right down to it, im the lead guitarist of a band named Stone Road.  We are melodic metal but most the band is heavily influenced by dream theater.  So there may be some progressive elements present from time to time.  As is we have a great drummer who unfortunatley has to leave in august for an unspecified amount of time

Already I'm a better player. Yesterday was amazing. I have renewed enthusiasm for practicing and playing. What I really like about this chatper is that John points out several instances where one shoudl take care not to injure him/herself while practicing and he suggests stretching exercises, etc. That is critically important and shows he really cares about his students. This book is exactly what the doctor ordered. Following is a quick summary of my observations.

Chapter 3 - Expanding my techniques

Example 15-Intervallic Slides

I've been really wanting to improve my improvising skills and sliding is a big part of