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Human, I remember your g-**Buddy Holly RIFF**

Can you do this but in drop D tuning?

This is so much more helpful to learn then the other way, as my fingers are to big for the standard way of playing the riff 😅

as a badmittion player this really helped

Guitar center filled a restraining order against me after this

As a bank robber, this was really helpful for my last heist :)

As an artist who hasn’t ever touched a guitar, this was amazing to watch

As a trombonist this was really helpful

Damn you do it better than when rivers is on the stage himself!

You got it wrong its 16e 17b 16e 18e with a bend 16e 17b 16b with a vib!

feels so weird without the words

That bend hurt 😂

Why is nobody talking about the tone

Weezer

ughhh that bend was way too high 😭

as a pianist this was super helpful.

Totally agree. Great to see him back on board

Mykel Carli and trysta were my cousins. Thanks for remembering them! Palace concert was amazing! Wish any weezer fan could have seen it.

Great video!!! really helped me out! also gotta add Johnny Marr always sounds great playing in capo 4th fret

Great Video!!!

Better lick: 17 19 19b 21r 19 17 18 18 17~

I played this at one of my School Of Rock rehearsals and one of the instructors looked and me and said “you’re banned, that’s illegal”

The first album was the best with bonehead

These are not the right tabs

You need to use XL size man, disgusting

They were never as good without Bonehead. I'm not the only one who thinks so.

what’s does that b21r mean

What guage strings are those?

Bonehead was ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL to the *Definitely Maybe* punky, in-yer-face, bigger-than-f@¢k sound! Owen Morris has literally stated that being able to mix the album all by his lonesome, & being able to totally strip away some of Noel's overdubs on some songs, or at least just turn Noel down & turn Bonehead very much up... That, & the 'brickwalling' technique together, were what made Definitely Maybe have that *iconic & quintessentially British🇬🇧 rock & roll* sound...‼️ People have accused Oasis of sounding "very derivative," but absent what was a very blatant pinch of the Coca-Cola jingle, on Shakermaker, name me an album that was recorded - at least from 1960 to 1994 anyway - that sounds a tremendous & great deal like Oasis's Definitely Maybe... And I don't wanna hear The Stone Roses either! Did Oasis borrow their swagger & attitude??? Sure, they did! But Noel Gallagher was, & this is by his own admission, not my opinion, that his guitar playing-style is "very rudimentary," whereas, had The Roses cracked America, even if not at the level Oasis did for that matter... John Squire would be in the *arguably'greatest guitar player ever'* conversation (as would Reni on the kit stool!), & while they share a certain swagger... Liam Gallagher, from mid-'96 to the end of 1997, was the greatest rock n roll vocalist on the planet... Ian Brown, God bless 'em... Not. So. Much... 🫤 But that's just me...

It’s a lick not a riff

"Wee-ohh i look just like buddy holl-"

C’mon there is no comparison.

Great vid and nice Weezer poster 💯

i love you mate shit i havent even finished the video and youve made me happy

You are so right about these little details. We did 4 Oasis songs for a re-union gig a while ago and I spent a lot of time really listening to exactly what was being played. It's a lot like the difference between the way Tony McCarol played the drums on Supersonic as opposed to Alan White's " jazz shuffle" ! Great Oasis guitar tone too.

Agreed. It's like New Order without Hooky. It's just isn't the same sound.

That's awesome bro

i forgoy i had this opened and i weezered myself

Playing this with the amp at full volume at 3: am

Seriously mate? It's like rhythm gtr for 12 yr olds ffs

Dude are you using an amp modelling?? 🤢🤮

Nice job 🤟🤠🤟

I wont say Im a huge Oasis fan, but I know them and thier songs well enough to know something was missing after the Bonehead era. To me it seemed like Oasis were missing something more raw and soulful.

9th chords? Wtf are u on about, utter clown

Lol, shite anywhichway

Oasis sound summed up: Compression turned up to 11.

Completely agree. Liam's solo band only achieved that massive Oasis signature sound when Bonehead joined him too. (Reading 2021)

I'm new to this channel, your guitar sounds fantastic, is it stock?

Bonehead was pretty bad. For years the songs were played without their arrangements because all he did was power chords at full distortion. Calling him an entry level guitarist is a compliment. Maybe he improved during this time off but the band got a million times better with gem and Andy. (In terms of live performances)

no no, he MESSED it up... Oasis guitars sound in general too thick, no surprises, not a good riff... it kills every song.. there is a fundamental lack of musicianship