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Justin mentions this more than a few times.
ie. taking something you’ve learnt, and experimenting with it, modifying it, making it your own.
Not just great for creativity, but also for knowledge development of the fretboard, intervals, melody, rhythm etc, etc. A great use of one’s guitar time I reckon.

David Brewster, from YT channel Late Night Lessons, takes a bit of a dive into this area, using a specific example. David’s got a real cruisy delivery, and there’s some great stuff here over the 15 minute video.
Well worth a watch

Cheers, Shane

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Good share Shane, always good stuff from DB. Nothing better than taking a lick and finding other places to play, unison octave whatever. Just because the “masters” play something in the same position, it does not make it unmoveable. Plus you can discover some good things, when you make errors, as ok not as planned but that sounded good !

Way too many licks hitting the brain cells at the moment but something I’ll do post BLIM as part of consolidation.

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