In a recent Guitar World mag column they mentioned Albert Collins' tune "The Freeze" and said it was based on only 4 little licks, so I tried to recreate it but my recording is lame compared to the intensity of Collins' 1958 original.

I read the title phrase in a book and thought it sounded kinda cool...

I'm just an old 80s guitar player I guess...

hadn't played guitar in a couple months and this was one of the first things I recorded...

just jamming on a couple of the riffs from that Iron Maiden tune...

i wish i could improvise over different chord changes like John Coltrane and Charlie Parker and Bud Powell, but mostly i just have to stay in one key, and it's kind of a bummer...

just an instrumental jam i recorded about a year ago...

pretty cheesy but i kinda like cheesiness sometimes...

i think it's a Rage Against the Machine riff...

messing around with a cheapo keyboard for a little bit...

tongue-in-cheek death metal inspired by Hellhammer...

when i was 14 i used to play air guitar on my tennis racket to this instrumental. i used the transcription in the new (dec 2012) issue of Guitar World. cliff Burton plays an awesome solo in this tune and for 4 bars he actually HARMONIZES his own…

hey, new vocalist! (sorry about the bum notes in the first guitar solo.)

i like Zen and Bodhidharma and about a year ago while in a Zen phase i came up with this jam...

B-B-B-B-Bad B-B-B-B-Bad B-B-B-B-Bad Bad to the bone

trying to play like the great Django and not getting too close...

some heavy metal every once in a while doesn't hurt too much...

trying to sound like the great Freddie King...

wanted to record some harmony lines as a little exercise, used A minor and the relevant modes...