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JASON HOOK Shows You How To Play FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH's 'Lift Me Up' (Video)

December 20, 2013

Guitarist Jason Hook of Las Vegas metallers FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH has uploaded a video tutorial on how to play the band's song "Lift Me Up". Check it out below.

JUDAS PRIEST singer Rob Halford joined FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH on stage on December 5 at the LG Arena in Birmingham, England to perform "Lift Me Up".

Halford is featured on the studio version of "Lift Me Up", which appears on the first installment of FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH's masterwork titled "The Wrong Side Of Heaven And The Righteous Side Of Hell", released in July.

During an interview with Full Metal Jackie, Halford stated about FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH: "I absolutely love the band, I think the band is absolutely amazing."

He added: "I've been watching the band from the early days, much like I've been doing with much of the metal scene. I'm just feasting on it all the time especially since it's so easy now through the Internet to pick up on things."

Halford said he was "absolutely thrilled" to receive the invitation from the band, adding that "I was excited because I started following the band's career and I just had a feeling they're about to go over what we call a tipping point and I think the band's going to explode this year worldwide, I really do.

"I asked for the track to be sent to me just to check it out, and as soon as I heard it coming out the speakers, I went, 'Man, I want in on this.' We just bonded right away and they just have their hearts in the right place, I love them for that and I love them for the fact that they believe in themselves a thousand percent and not letting anybody get in their way."

"Volume 1" has sold more than 300,000 copies to date. FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH's three previous albums have all gone gold for sales of 500,000 copies or more.

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