E Minor Pentatonic Scale.

The first block of numbers shows each of the actual shapes.
There are five shapes in total, so the last shape is just to demonstrate
that when you reach an octave up (12th fret  for the E scale) you go back
to the first shape again.

The scales that follow simply show you how to play the notes from the first
two shapes in ascending order, to help clear up any possible confusion on 
what to do with the shapes.

A scale like this is the most basic pentatonic scale. What you want to do is
to play them in different and changing combinations of runs up and down. You
will also want to listen to other lead guitarists use the scales and what they
do with them. Only by listening to other musicians use the scales and playing
with them yourself will you develop your own lead breaks.

Good luck!

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|-0-3-5-8-10-12-15-------------------0-3---------------------3-5------|
|-0-2-4-7--9-12-14---------------0-2---------------------2-4----------|
|-0-2-5-7--9-12-14-----------0-2---------------------2-5--------------|
|-0-2-5-7-10-12-14-------0-2---------------------2-5------------------|
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