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Outstanding! Thanks for posting!!

Greta teacher

Thank you Troy! I’ve been playing on and off for 15 years and I think I learned more from this video than I have in the last several years. Just ordered your Metal Rhythm and Metal Lead I and II books. Wish I had them when I started playing!

Speed mechanics advanced my Playing 10 fold..

It’s great to see you in the flesh … your books benefited me a lot during my formative years .

After having finished the Lead Guitar Primer, should i go on with the Lead Guitar or the Speed Mechanics book?

Agree with all of your points. I am curious though, as to what triggered the rant? It did need to be said. And not just for music either, your final words about social media ring true for pretty much any subject.

Great message, although I felt it was delivered in a kinda negative way itself. There’s still some kind of negative energy you have surrounding the topic, and I wonder if you could let that go even more, and how the message might come across differently if you did? In any case, love your channel, will be watching a lot more!

My Guitar Teacher made me buy all 4 Books with Cassettes (Rhythm and Lead) in 1989 in Australia. Still have them and teach from them to my students today. Thanks Troy.

Love your books Troy, going through them again now. Only reason I ever stuck with playing is because of your books!

Looking forward to this coming out. Sounds like we’re still a few weeks away?

I remember waiting for speed mechanics to come in the mail in the summer of 07' i still have it in my old room at my parents. My mom and dad kept my room as it was in my teen age years. So cool

The best teacher with the best books to teach, thank you Troy!!!!!

really cool dude!!!

That Lampifier 111 mic sounds DEVINE brother!! You (as usual) owned it

Soooooo f...kiing glad to see you're still out here doing your thing. You put out the first two books I ever bought to start really learning guitar. Oli Herbert (RIP) of All That Remains mentioned that "Speed Lead Mechanics" was the first major tool that he utilized in developing his licks and he was definitely a god mode player to me back in the day. I had already been covering music for years when I had read that, but I immediately bought it and "Fretboard Mastery". They have been invaluable to me and my progression as a guitat player so THANK YOU. Also, great cover. It's not every day we get covers of DIO that are unique but still familiar.

приятно наблюдать за игрой МАСТЕРА !!!

Beautiful! Man, thanks a lot for your books :) Close to 40 and just started guitar. Although I wish to play blues and classic rock, my teacher recommended we start with your metal rhythm and lead V1 books. Just finished learning the Whips and Chains and Open Fire. I'm taking my baby steps towards blues improvisation in the A minor and I'm having a lot of "aha" moments just applying things I've learned so far from your books. Cheers Troy!

i think i must subscribe to the channel i am not a metal fan but the ting you teach is can be used in bluse and Rock to

Good job! When is the new Speed Mechanics book coming out? Thanks!

Amazing 🤘🏻😍

So cool! This was the song that made me want to pick up the guitar in the first place, and HM Lead Guitar I (and later Speed Mechanics) were pretty much my first couple years of playing. Cheers!

Speed lead was one of my go to books learning the gat in the 90’s…….your RJ .DIO cover rocks…..thanks Troy

Nice one Troy and the rest of the band. Really cool cover. Bring on SM2.

Master troyy

Sweet!

Superb sir

I love it 🤙

Razor sharp 🤘🤘🤘

WOW fantastic !!!

Btw, is the tab to your Rain Song available somewhere?

Hi Troy, you cannot imagine how many young teens got your electric guitar methods with cassettes and spent hours and hours with them during the 90s and early 2000s in Turkey, I am being one of them! It is the actually the first time that I see you and it has just put a smile back on my face coming across your name here in RUclips after some 25 years! On behalf of all these kids, I extend you my most sincere gratitude, millions of thanks and all the best from Istanbul!

May I ask is there any news on a UK release of speed mech 2?

I'll be there soon. Just waiting on guitar and amp. I think I'll be going for the Face Melter Level.

I consider myself someone who uses CAGED, but when I say that, I mean that I visually reference chord shapes to know where each interval is in relation to the root, and thus know what interval I'm playing in relation to the underlying progression. That's both major and minor, and doesn't rely as much on the "CAGED" sequence itself; I don't use the sequence for anything. In fact, I just find the roots and their position around my fingers determines the chord shape. Like if I'm playing major with the root on the B string near my 1st or 2nd finger, that's the C shape. I have no idea how this relates to what is normally taught, just my take on it after cobbling together an understanding and experimenting with what works. Edit: moment of clarity after writing the original post. I don't use the sequence because it's confusing in a improv situation. You don't want to think "C shape" when you're playing a "G chord" as it's confusing when you have so little time. You just want to visualize the shape and see the notes light up. So in a sense, that's another criticism of the "system", which is the letters are distracting. It's good for learning initially, as it's easy to remember, but once you get used to just seeing the shapes as the chords go by, you're almost never going to use the sequence.

Grande Troy, gracias.

Troy stentina the best books ever.. thank you bro

2.4 Ghz 😊 I'm an ham radio operator.. bye Troy

using 2 ways pick slanting is also wrong, if you are using downward pick slanting then maintain downward, if you encountered trap then one string should dead and another one is the accent

The better teacher guitar all in 🌎

Hello,teacher，I grew up learning from your textbook,he is very good,thank you very much

The legend is finally back!! Please do more uploads my teacher !

Thank you teacher!!!

Thank you for the information. Good to know what to use!

Thank you! I'm 25 years old and I started playing guitar about 4 months ago. The internet can be a great teacher yet it's also a big maze of information easily feeling lost in. A month ago I found some of your books in my local music store. Picked up MRG v.1 and it's something I would recommend everyone trying to teach themselves. I'm at the end of chapter 3 now and I haven't got this much progress from a learning method yet. Definitely gonna pick up the other books. The merged staff notation/tabs + the audiofiles get me through all the lessons without wondering what the heck I'm supposed to do. Again, Thank you!

This is great! And true… it is ALL TRUE…

Great video

“I think I was 6, maybe 7” 😂😂😭

Brother, 🤘🏼 I’ve got your Exottica Cd. Yea 👍🏻

Great vid