Too Fast For Love Guitar Lesson

Too Fast For Love guitar lesson by Motley Crue. This is an awesome song for intermediate players with easy-to-follow onscreen tabs, and instructions.

I’ll talk you through each guitar part. We’ll start with the intro which uses single note runs on the G string then repeats that riff on the D, A and E strings. In this lesson you will learn how to play the verses using power chords and the strumming pattern they use. You will learn how to play the choruses with palm muting and when to come off the palm muting. You will learn all parts to the song and finish with the arpeggios in the last chorus.

This is a series of songs that Michael Warren will be posted weekly for Essential Guitar Lessons. I hope you enjoy this tutorial and as always take your time and build your speed. Too Fast For Love guitar lesson is another great one by Motley Crue.

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[Eldorado]

It's strange how many channels and books show this played different ways. I agree this is closest to how MM actually play it. Michael, do you know for a fact that this is how Mick actually plays it? Rock!

[GotItNeedItComics]

Mate! You make it look so simple. Im trying this tonight. Cheers pal.

[mohammedballout]

Awesome song for practice and again a great lesson thanks Michael

[NickGarton]

Thanks so much Michael! Another great lesson 😊

[SuperTexasBlues]

best lesson i have seen yet for this fun song!

[ninertangojuliet]

I’ve always liked this song. Yer keepin’ me busy.

[Taylor-puuy]

Hey I love your channel! It would be really great if you could put the song with the tabs all together at the end of your videos so we can practice putting the parts together :)

[-DHR]

Cheers Bro. Something for the weekend again 👍

[yakfishin]

Would so be nice if you ran the riff for a few seconds before hand so we can hear exactly what we are trying to mimic.
Instead we gotta stop. Go to a totally different channel, listen real quick, then come back here and try the lesson. And if we lose our feel for what's going on, we gotta go back and rinse and repeat instead of just going to the start of the lesson video.