Tomo Fujita Guitar Wisdom

Hi! I've learned the triads in A, C and D keys (the ones that I want to use for now) horizontally and vertically, as well as learning the modes, but still I can't seem to come up with any musical ideas, all my solos sounds like a bunch of random notes that I play in order to keep up with the chord changes (I IV V)

So, from what I read (and what mr. Tomo Fujita said) in order to sound good not all should be improvised, just a little bit and almost 50% should be composed, for that I read that I should know licks and use them

Any ideas on how or where should I learn licks? :(

I really like fusion, rock and blues music (casiopea, masayoshi takanaka, pink floyd, omega tribe, joe satriani, etc) and I want to at leas sound decent when soloing, I just can't seem to put my knowledge to practice to make anything that sounds interesting or pleasent to the ear

When I was trying to learn some Blues Licks, I took a song that tomo recommended, blind, love by B.B. King, and got a piece of software that slows things down, and I dissected and analyze all five courses of that tune, memorizing learning every lick that BB uses. Boy did that take some doing and a lot of persistent effort, but I learned a lot of basic stuff, and now I can just kind of wing it and make up my own Blues Licks and man they sound OK to me. Maybe you should try taking one solo from one artist that you really like and learn it note for note, analyzing every position, every note every cord and memorizing the whole thing. If you can do that you’ll learn, licks. And, I think you won’t need to memorize other peoples licks anymore. You’ll be able to make up your own.