3 Marty Friedman Licks From 1995

Here's the next episode of Three-For-All with 3 Marty Friedman Licks From 1995.
Marty Friedman's a very interesting guitarist/musician and has always displayed a knack for finding exotic or unusual licks and phrases in his music, which typically come from classical music, along with his habit of borrowing techniques and elements found in traditional/modern Japanese music, and flamenco, along with (of course) metal and rock, and much more.

This lesson pinpoints a number of slick ideas and includes a lick from a live solo in Japan in 1995, along with a number of ideas pulled from a guitar clinic in Finland from the same year. The licks include exotic and interesting phrasing, sequencing, and movements, and there are a few warmup exercises as well - so there's something for everyone in this one.
You should also notice the use of a clean tone throughout this lesson, as Marty never used more than that during these performances and demonstrations, which is impressive and rather challenging.

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