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  Something for the Metallica Fans.

Just a couple of peices, start to nothing else matters and the start to the unforgiven.

Nothing else matters is one guitar, unforgiven is an overdub with two guitars.

The Unforgiven peice is perhaps one of my all time favorite harmony peices, it just goes so well together sound amazing.
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very well done, nice picking, good songs
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Nailed it Bro...!!! I play around with these songs, but can't get them to sound as good as you... Excellent...!!!

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both sound excellent, love the harmonies in them both

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not bad kee[ up the good work
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