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    That is kind of a cool technique. It must be hard to keep your picking accurate at the same time. Well played.
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    Sounds good! The technique reminds of a Greg Koch clip I saw some time ago.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Algonquin
    Sounds good! The technique reminds of a Greg Koch clip I saw some time ago.
    thanks!! I tried to watch the clip, but the vid has been taken down by the Hal Leonard folks it seems

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    Quote Originally Posted by marnold
    That is kind of a cool technique. It must be hard to keep your picking accurate at the same time. Well played.
    thanks

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