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Overlapping four-note sequences are common in rock, but tackling them with alternate picking is a challenge for even the best players. In this lesson we're going to find out exactly how it's done with an iconic lick from Vai's "Crossroads" performance. For more guitar analysis, check out Cracking the Code ( http://www.troygrady.com ). Also: did Steve Vai really play Ralph Macchio's neoclassical parts? Did Mikey from the Life Cereal commercial really die by eating Pop Rocks and Coke? From Steve's 1987 Guitar World interview: "I'm playing all my parts," says Steve, "and when the other guy goes into his classical fast thing, that's me, too." http://bit.ly/1gikC2C And for slow-motion, tablature, and more, grab the Pickslanting Primer! http://www.troygrady.com