Green Day: Power Chords & Muting

Thank you Andy, Your stuff are really great
All are well explained and easy to follow.

More power and God Bless

Niet te veel lullen.

Gewoon zeggen waar het om gaat!!

Thank you Andy… It’s great stuff for me as a beginner.It makes sense.
Great Job.

Greeting From Myanmar (Burma)

thanks andy.

This is NOT the blues I want it’s just a noise!! Can I have my money back please.

When you do some great blues played by the Black guys let me know.

Sorry John

Thanks. very nice.very useful and easier to learn. like to have a lot like this. hope andy will give me
a lot of candy. thanks a lot.

i love greenday, hope to see more music lessons like this . just after a few minutes, i was already jammin with the band.sweet, thanxs andy. i reaalllly like this website..

Thanks Andy,

On the last vid there is a prob with the sound. Apart from that great tutorial. Looks like your getting some other Christians beside myself as students.

God Bless

Robert

Man Andy I really love this song. Thanks for all of your help

BRILLIANT AS USUAL REGARDS ERROL

by far the easiest way to learn to play i have ever seen…and ive seen quite a few!!

A MUCH BETTER MANNER THAT I HAVE BEEN USING VERRY IMPRESSED I AM ABOUT TO CHANGE MY METHOD REGARDS ERROL

Your teaching approach is very easy to understand! I’m new to playing the guitar, so I have a question which I hope somebody can answer for me! How on EARTH do you press down 3 strings at once with your little finger for the Eb chord? I have this confusion with every chord that has more than 4 finger places…

hi andy i couldn’t view issue #102 finger tapping video . i guess that there is some problem in the video .

hi andy, excellent explanation of muting (definitely a great guitar
trick!) very helpful explanation of 5th (power) chords which i’ve
rarely used before but will so now!
good job!
-kev

hi andy, finally able to finish through lesson 1! video 2 seemed to only
show a few flashy licks but the band jam (video 3) was great!
-kev

I recognize the end example chords you played! they were from closing time by semi sonic!! very good lessons!

another good lesson…thanks mate

Not sure if this has been pointed before, but in your Chord Diagram pdf, the “C Position 2″ diagram is incorrect. You need to be at frets 8,9,10.

hi andy i joined your bandjammer and got lots of emails and i bought your dvds but could you help me out ive not hardly looked at my emails for mnths and it was going to be my summer course but i deleted them all bye mistake could you be able to send me these emails as ive accidently deleted them byr mistake would be very gtatefull if you could there were abour 30 weamils i was keeping to start in the summerr i should have done it on the dark nights instead i tried ,me hardest not to delete them coulsd you send me them agqain pleas would be very gt=rate full cos i think your ah wonderfull teacher

Thanx Andy, got this of to a ‘T’

I cant wait for my next lesson thanks andy

fantastic cant stop playing

Great lesson again Andy, I thought in the first email you said it would be “back in the ussr riff for number 2″? No Matter all good. keep up the great work, you certainly have got me re-motivated after years of teachers who take your money to show you how good they are. Tom

Great Thanks

Great lesson! Learn how to play here in Brazil through bandjammer! Bandjammer Congratulations!

Great lessons Andy, i just have to find more time to practice , thanks again

Andy
I am so glad you have such an amazing gift to share with everyone. I will continue the lessons with growing expectations……..

My friend this was a lesson I spent about 11 hours perfecting since last night I liked it a lot hope you continue sending me this great delivery of this material buenaso already had some experience but with this I visualize my technique improved thanks

WoW, Andy, May God bless you. Your lessons are super. Yes, I will share your technique to my young students.
Loves saturnino

Wow,Andy,You are making people feel more younger. I play the violin, the Piano,the classical guitar and now you have given me a new feeling for me to play the electric guitar. Thanks a lot.
Loves saturnino

THANKS! I’m 67 and JUST learning to play! A life long dream of mine. You make it LOOK so easy! Keep’em coming, and I will keep on practising!GOD BLESS YOU!

You are a great player and a very informitive teacher keep it comimg.

I can only play the E Chord progression..I can’t seem to get my hands to stretch to other chords.. I’m a pianist.. but it is hard for me to remember the chords/strings … Is there an easier technique you suggest for me to play other chord progressions which you don’t found in most lessons..

I’m a 70 yrs old newbie… so I hope to catch up soon… although I’m doing two live performance after watching the first lesson this week… I’m not really dumb!

Thanks and do a lesson using the E Chord soon

hi,my friend.thanks so much ,keep sending lessons to me please you are great.May the lord richly bless you.

what a great lesson! You’re too good. please keep sending your lesson they are too special. I call your lessons “the bolt and nut of guitar playing and secrets”.

I’m slow at this point. I’m almost through with lesson 1 and will start this lesson. I find your teaching methods very useful and easy.

This was a really fun lesson. I was already doing a certain amount muting without really thinking about it but when you are more conscious of these techniques you realise how much further you can take them.

Paul.

another excellent lesson, I wish I’d found you guys twenty years ago.

It helps to understand my playing style a lot better. When I was young I used to be a wild strummer. As I got older I learned to play closer to the Bridge and learned Quality not Quanity was the better Thing. I have always used the palm technique but never used both styles and I Like the sound. Thank You!

GREAT JOB. KEEP UP THE LESSONS PLEASE.THANK YOU.ROGER

nice job andy!!keep it up

Once again u made the basics easy to play. Its clear and I enjoyed the video.

Great lesson…..I picture music as for a keyboard playing. Now I can begin to understand and experience better guitar playing techniques. If you’re ever in Tasmania, we’d welcome you to pop in for a jam session….