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Okay this is my first posting so I hope it\'s alright.
Basically this is a simple 4 chord progression involving alternate picking and basically good co-ordination. It isn\'t hard once you get the hang of it and it\'s great because your left hand doesn\'t really have to do any work. It sounds kind of classical if you can get it at the right speed, (probably 6 or 7 notes per second should do the trick.) If you are too fast then it sounds scrambled and disjointed and if you go too slow then it just sounds like crap. Also, it sounds nice if you slow it down a bit on the E section and end it slowly on the final E chord. But remember that technique is your main focus here, so don\'t just worry about blazing through it like lightning. Accuracy is more important than speed.
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