Wow, that’s a lot of feedback. 
Thank you.
@Socio Thank you. 
Yes, boss RC-10R is getting lots of use. I use it often when practicing Justin’s lessons. Practicing with drum loops is also more fun than with a plain metronome. I feel it’s improving my timing.
@Coffee119, @sticktothemuse @Notter, @JasonBuk Thank you.
@TheMadman_tobyjenner Thank you, and happy to hear about whammy bar usage. That was one of the new things I added to my playing here.
@DavidP Thank you. I will keep the filters off for videos recorded with the intent of sharing. This one was intended for the private archive that I use to track progress, and ideas and listen back to check what to improve. So to share it, I had to add a filter to hide underwear and other embarrassing things. 
@CT Thank you, much appreciated. You can find more details about my backstory at Kamkor's Learning Log. I learned most stuff from JustinGuitar and continue to learn that way. The Justin way works for me. I don’t post often, but I’m working on another post, where I explain my learnings about guitar recording.
@adi_mrok Thank you. I’m so happy you pointed 00:59 part. I was most happy about it. I was adding some open strings there to add grit, dirt, and intensity. I guess I need to figure out how to add feedback sound using digital amp.
@jkahn Thank you. That’s a great idea. I’ve noticed that in improvisation I’m often doing ideas that span 8 bars. All these 8 bars are a bit connected but don’t form a story. What you’re saying sounds like the next level to aspire to. I will incorporate that into my guitar practice routine. 