Seems lately I am mostly providing lead guitar input (ideas) to various tracks. So here's another one - fully improvised, hence the few glitches here and there.
Hope you'll enjoy it.

Nothing wrong with practicing / providing lead git playing. Best way to improve ones soloing- and improvisation skills is jamming around to such "playalongs".
What I did much in the past (and I´m still doing sometimens) was jamming to the music I was currently listening to. No matter which style it was.
This is an effective method to learn improvising and finding melodies spontaniously.
Right, there was a couple of glitches (of course), but the git tone is really nice, full, rich.

Keep on jamming

U.L.I.

Nothing like a good old jam to get the juices flowing..... eh

I second the tone on your guitar, very pleasing to the ears.

If you want one little tip, it is to work on your bends and  hammer ons, this is what seperates us to other guitarists and gives you your own style. Just in case you don't know this already when you pull up on your ring finger trying to slowly raise the note and add vibrato, support it with your middle and index finger, then you have maximum control. Just one long bend with vibrato can make a song.

We're Jamming, I hope you like jamming to - We're jamming in the name of the Lord. (God I love those lines - Mr Reggae legend Bob Marley - God rest his soul, or bring him back)

Very good Jam..Digging the tone on that guitar....Real thick and warm!!!!

god when i hear stuff like this my mind is blown. How do you play such things? me being a rythmic guitar player this is beyond me. Even if I sat down for months learning scales and notation i still wouldnt be able to pull that off anything close to that. Guess we all learn differently which is we all play differently too! Impressive sound. Had just the right amount of distortion to be a little gritty but not unclean with all the power behind it.

Good stuff!

When everything kicks in ~ 1:00 or so, it sounds awesome man.

Drums sound nice too. I usually just focus on the guitar but the drum sound here (particularly the toms and the cymbals) are mixed very well.

Nice sound you got there. Rock ballads are certainly not something I make myself, but I can appreciate it when executed well - and this is executed well (apart from it having no vocals :P)

cool stuff, keep at it!

Thanks for the good words and giving it a listen.

Denis - thanks for the note  - that is how I am doing it, however, from time to time I prefer slightly under/over bent notes - they have a different flavor and give different feeling - mater of taste, I guess:)
Plus that this being fully improvised - there are indeed few or more glitches