After seeing The Aristocrats in person 3 times since 2019, I can say that Guthrie is an absolute master of the guitar. Brian and Marco are masters of the bass and drums, the whole band functions like one brain, they are IMPOSSIBLY tight.
This transcription is so precise !! It fills me with excitement to see how Guthrie plays this tune. There is so much nuance and personality in his playing ! I'm fond of playing harp harmonics of chords too, the bell like tone is satisfying. Guthrie's bends and slidey vibrato is godlike too! Thank you so so much for sharing this :)
bro I feel like I've never played the guitar these harmonics and hammer-ons and pull-offs are difficult as hell to play in time, it's so impressive how Guthrie plays this fluid af, btw who made this transcription is a legend too thanks
It’s extremely difficult to get these harmonics and sometimes almost impossible if it’s not a high quality guitar with a great setup. Thanks man, this transcription definitely had its challenges but it’s awesome to people enjoying it and getting a new appreciation for these tunes!
I think they are polar opposites, and even Guthrie in one interview said that Holdsworth was an an inspiration in terms of how he DOESN'T want to play.
This group can definitely get “out there.” Guthrie is extremely talented though. Some of those old Jam track central videos with him playing the style of Larry Carlton and other players is truly unbelievable.
Ahhh, cold and forgettable. Ok ok. So you obviously have no clue what you are talking about. Don't worry , you should listen to Foreigner or Boston instead!!
@heisenberg460 . I've been a musician for 50 years. Try listening to Jan Akkerman or Jean Luc Ponty or Samuel Barber or some of Pat Metheny ,Minuano, for instance. The music takes you on a flight . Then come back to this trade show drum beat and tell me I don't know what I'm talking about.
What song would you like to see transcribed next?!?!
Spanish Eddie
Fierce, Jess Lewis on JTC guitar
The guitar solo in I Can't See You by Namah !
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Cheers mate! 🦆
After seeing The Aristocrats in person 3 times since 2019, I can say that Guthrie is an absolute master of the guitar. Brian and Marco are masters of the bass and drums, the whole band functions like one brain, they are IMPOSSIBLY tight.
Just saw them last week and it was truly a life changing moment! They are all legends
This transcription is so precise !! It fills me with excitement to see how Guthrie plays this tune. There is so much nuance and personality in his playing ! I'm fond of playing harp harmonics of chords too, the bell like tone is satisfying. Guthrie's bends and slidey vibrato is godlike too! Thank you so so much for sharing this :)
Thanks for watching! This was a very challenging transcription for sure but very rewarding!
Thank you for your transcription!!
Thank you for watching! Hope it’s helpful!
both Guthrie and whoever created the transcription are impressive!
Guthrie is always surprising me! Thanks, this transcription wasn’t easy!
Guthrie is one of the 🐐!
God of guitar❤
A transcription of 'Furtive Jack' from their Tokyo tour would be amazing, but I'd completely understand if you were to say 'nah, screw that'.
bro I feel like I've never played the guitar these harmonics and hammer-ons and pull-offs are difficult as hell to play in time, it's so impressive how Guthrie plays this fluid af, btw who made this transcription is a legend too thanks
It’s extremely difficult to get these harmonics and sometimes almost impossible if it’s not a high quality guitar with a great setup. Thanks man, this transcription definitely had its challenges but it’s awesome to people enjoying it and getting a new appreciation for these tunes!
I worked so hard learning this by ear a few years ago, why didn't I just wait for someone to write tabs
I suffered through it so you don’t have to! Subscribe for more transcriptions, I got some good ones coming up!
I can't read a transcription at all, but I'll take an opportunity to watch this track for the billionth time thanks!
Amazing job!!
This is great!
If you get a chance to see these guys play live, do it!! I've been lucky twice. Otherworldly.
I massively regret not seeing them last time they came to Houston! Definitely will be seeing them next time!
Thank you!!
the Man, the legend
That he is!
💯out 10. He’s one of the best.
Definitely one of the best!
What a nice great job man
Thanks! This was a fun one!
Greg Howe Song for Rachelle could be a big challenge for you, there is not much attention for this song on RUclips. Anyway great video as always.
I’ll check it out!!
@@chrisdelanyguitarist Thanks
The planet Holdsworth.
I think they are polar opposites, and even Guthrie in one interview said that Holdsworth was an an inspiration in terms of how he DOESN'T want to play.
Could u do “ As time Slips by- Vinnie Moore” no one ever tabbed the guitars
I’ll check it out!
@@chrisdelanyguitarist thx a lot for the attention, that would mean so much to me :)
Great
Hi, great videos! Could you transcribe Mark Lettieris solo from concrete? Or his solo from martin miller cause we’ve ended as lovers?
Those are both great suggestions!!
Can you transcribe some casiopea plz
Is that Marco Minnemann on drums?
Sure is!
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Bro, how you did this? Only by ear?
Yep! I use an app called transcribe for slowing down and looping sections but this one took A LOT of work!
@@chrisdelanyguitarist Amazing
Planet zeti reticuli.....
Trade show music.
Clever but cold and forgettable. That obvious snare beat sounds like a school teacher trying to keep kids in time.
This group can definitely get “out there.” Guthrie is extremely talented though. Some of those old Jam track central videos with him playing the style of Larry Carlton and other players is truly unbelievable.
@chrisdelanyguitarist I appreciate his abilities, but I've yet to hear a beautiful melody I can soar off on like Jan Akkerman can come up with.
Ahhh, cold and forgettable. Ok ok. So you obviously have no clue what you are talking about.
Don't worry , you should listen to Foreigner or Boston instead!!
@heisenberg460 . I've been a musician for 50 years. Try listening to Jan Akkerman or Jean Luc Ponty or Samuel Barber or some of Pat Metheny ,Minuano, for instance. The music takes you on a flight . Then come back to this trade show drum beat and tell me I don't know what I'm talking about.
Is that Scott LePage on bass?
Kinda looks like him doesn’t it?! It’s Bryan Beller, one of the greatest bassists ever!