Secrets Of Outside Playing

I use the above mentioned book and "How to create progressive rock" in order to improve my skills on the guitar.
The topics are for advanced players - but when u know how chords are build, and how u can use different modes, u shouldn't have many problems with understanding that subject.
I have to admit that I use both books as my secondary literature as I sometimes need to catch up on theoretically things (enharmonic modulation, scale degree of different modes and so on).
The explanation isn't made for beginners in music theory because i suppose the author assumes that u already understand the things what he writes.
You should see the books more in a way like a source of "music hints" (in my opinion).
So, although I understand most of the topics after 1 week of studying, the books led me to dive deeper into the fusion genre - because that's exactly what i need.

To put it in a nutshell: To me, the books gave many ideas. So I bought other detailed books about Fusion in order to get more "color" on my ideas the books gave to me.
Advanced player may already get all the "color" by reading these books.
All in all totally worth to read!

QJam Tracks hits you with another 1-2 punch! Laid out crystal clear in easy to digest nuggets. Take your abilities up a level with Playing Outside.

Lots of informations, Lots of time to practice all these concepts. Thank you very much!

You can't get this kind of information on chords and soloing anywhere else.

This is in fact the most clearly laid out explanation of outside playing I’ve see. (Do one on the half whole scale please!). I’m still working through the material and I’ve used some of the tips already in my playing. Rob is a superb instructor and guitarist. I’m a blues guitar player from Texas. I’m heavily influenced by Johnny Winter, Albert Collin’s and Freddie King. But I am drawn to Robin Ford styles. Thus will help me navigate that path. Thank you. I appreciate your work. Jim L