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In review: Stuart Bull "Rock Jam Volume 2: Rock Improvisation Techniques"

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In review: "Just Jamtrax: AC/DC Vol. 2"

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In review: Danny Gill "Learn To Play AC/DC Vol. 3"

In review: Danny Gill "Learn To Play Guns'N'Roses"

In review: "Just Jamtrax: Led Zeppelin Vol. 2 (Alt)"

In review: Abstract Logix Live! "New Universe Music Festival 2010"

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In review: Tobias Hurwitz "Shred Boot Camp"

In review: "Just Jamtrax: Peter Green"

In review: "Just Jamtrax: Scorpions"

In review: "Just Jamtrax: Motley Crue"

In review: Danny Gill "Quick Licks: Up Tempo Rock, Jimmy Page"

In review: Richard Smith "Effortless Guitar: Smooth Jazz Techniques"

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