How to Play ReaniManiac by Revocation (Guitar Lesson)
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ReaniManiac
Learn this thrash masterpiece from Revocation's own Dave Davidson. An EVH 5150 III was used for all the tones on this lesson and song demonstration.
Taught by David Davidson in Songs With Revocation seriesLength: 32:41Difficulty: 4.0 of 5
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Songs With Revocation
Found in our Beginner Lesson SetsSongs With Revocation
Lesson 1
Cradle Robber
Dave Davidson from the metal band Revocation teaches "Cradle Robber" from their new album.
Length: 43:52 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
ReaniManiac
Learn this thrash masterpiece from Revocation's own Dave Davidson.
Length: 32:41 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
No Funeral
Dave Davidson of Revocation teaches this catchy but brutal thrash metal song.
Length: 36:16 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Harlot
Dave Davidson teaches this amazing, technical thrash metal song from his band Revocation.
Length: 35:07 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Across Forests and Fjords
Dave Davidson teaches this epic thrash instrumental from his band Revocation.
Length: 37:12 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
About David Davidson
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David Davidson is a Metal guitarist that currently plays for the band Revocation. He is consistently regarded and rated as one of the top players in the metal world.
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great lesson from a great player!!!!!!!
I'd give my left kidney and testie for his skills!
hes so amazing!!!!!
this is unfreakinreal. ive been a big fan of revocation for a while. and this is just humbling watching this guitarwork.
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