THE DAMNED THINGS Guitar-Lesson Videos Now Available

July 18, 2011

Music lesson web site PlayThisRiff.com is now featuring guitar lesson videos with guitarists Scott Ian and Joe Trohman from THE DAMNED THINGS.

At PlayThisRiff.com you will find the following guitar lesson videos by THE DAMNED THINGS:

* "Bad Blood" Intro/Verse/Harmony (Joe Trohman)
* "Bad Blood" Pre-Chorus/Chorus (Joe Trohman)
* "Bad Blood "Bridge (Joe Trohman)
* "Friday Night" (Joe Trohman)
* "A Great Reckoning" Intro/Verse/Harmony (Joe Trohman)
* "A Great Reckoning" Pre-Chorus/Chorus (Joe Trohman)
* "A Great Reckoning" Call And Response Solo (Joe Trohman)
* "We've Got A Situation Here" Main Riffs/Three Part Harmonies (Joe Trohman)
* "We've Got A Situation Here" Pre-Chorus (Joe Trohman)
* "We've Got A Situation Here" Chorus/Keith Richards Influence (Joe Trohman)
* "We've Got A Situation Here" Bridge (Joe Trohman)
* "Graverobber" Intro/Verse/Harmony (Scott Ian)
* "Graverobber" Outro Riffs (Scott Ian)
* "Ironiclast" (Scott Ian)
* "The Blues Havin' Blues" (Scott Ian)

Scott Ian was kind enough to show PlayThisRiff how to play the S.O.D. classic "March Of The S.O.D."Scott also demonstrated how he plays the main riff in the FU MANCHU song "Evil Eye".

"We've Got A Situation Here" Main Riffs/Three-Part Harmonies can be viewed in Flash and Quicktime HD format at this location.

"Ironiclast" can be viewed in Flash and Quicktime HD format at this location.

"March Of The S.O.D." can be viewed in Flash and Quicktime HD format at this location.

"Scott Ian plays Fu Manchu" can be viewed in Flash and Quicktime HD format at this location.

PlayThisRiff.com is owned and operated by Bob Balch from FU MANCHU.

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