@@Dom-pj9fthe definitely is lmao. He touches his face 12 times in the first 3 seconds and can barely make eye contact with a camera lense haha. I’ve looked up to Wes my entire life and never noticed how shy he is.
Nah... I wouldn't necessarily call it an "unbelievable" opening to the album... But I do however think that it is a somewhat decent one though... I did show some sort of promise so to say... Because the track has some of that Limp Bizkit magic that we always have loved them for... It did give that little glimmer of hope that this album had turned out to be a pretty decent one... But I don't think it gets that much better after that one... Unfortunately... I think it mostly gets worse... I like the INXS cover though, which sort of surprised me for some reason... I think it's quite good and Fred does a pretty decent/good job with the vocals. "Goodbye" is decent finisher with its surprisingly pop-ish sound (like it or not), even though I might think it's a little too simple in some sense... Fred does though pull off some quite solid singing... "You Bring Out The Worst In Me" had potential... If it could have been a stronger, and also probably a bit longer, song... The chorus to me is really what puts me off about this one...It's bad, unoriginal and cliché and I think Fred and Wes is to blame for that. I can't say I care much for either "Dad Vibes" or "Turn It Up, Bitch"... (The later sounds like quite a huge rip-off (or heavily inspired at best) of Cypress Hill's "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That"...) So it doesn't exactly sound original by any means...These songs to me, sound more like some sort of bland Fred Durst solo project to me, or something... Instead of rather be an actual solid effort from the band... (One could debate how much of a band they are at this point...) Overall I think this album should have been better of as a four track EP with Out Of Control, Dirty Rotten Bizkit, Don't Change and Goodbye... And not an eleven track album... Unfortunately, it still wouldn't have been particularly great though in my opinion. I don't want to sound too negative... But I just thinks it's a shame.... Because ten years had already passed since "Gold Cobra" and that one was a somewhat decent effort by the band... It showed some promise and a return to form so to say. The "Endless Slaughter" single from 2014 was pretty cool and different... I was like a progressive side to them of some sort... Imagine if we had gotten an entire album in the vein of that song instead(!) I think they also have looked pretty damn good live... At least in 2015 and before that. But here we are in 2021 and we get this quite stinking pile of dog crap... (I hope I don't sound to harsh.) Not that they really owe us anything or something... But I do have to say that it is quite disappointing... Or at least I am (disappointed)... But I'm not necessarily too surprised. I think this album compared to "Gold Cobra" makes me look back at it as more or less a masterpiece compared to this one... This album is just very meh and underwhelming... Not a solid (especially band effort) by any means. 2.5/10.
I'm on board with turn it up, bitch, too. The album starts off with 4 bangers and then loses pace. I like Don't Change, but it feels like the track orders could have been better. I really hope that they put out more music though. Everyone is on form here, we just need Otto to crank that snare back up, or bring that OCDP beast back from Significant Other.
@@johndeereoli I don't think so mate. Its a very clever mixture. Pill popper and Snacky Poo are good tracks. Its been 10 years , hell i'm gonna make sure I like it all !
I went to school with him at the school of the arts, he's also a bad ass visual artist as well. We were in line together at the audition to get accepted into the visual arts program at the school in 1990.
@@titustheboxer2364 Vildhjarta was great until Buster got involved. Now it just feels like "Hey mom, look how many heavy riffs I can fit into this song" ... But that is just my opinion.
Oh man. I haven't heard your new record yet but that riff was certainly original. It was like you thought 'well, I'm gonna take every riff ever written and NOT do that.' I tried out for LB at GC and a lot of people actually thought they might take me. The audition guy said 'finally' as soon as I started playing like he thought I was pretty decent, but I'm sure I was too much like Lifeson, Eddie, and Mustaine for them to be interested. Glad you returned though because I felt you were the core of the band. It's funny, I love the 80's metal but literally the only 90's band I can honestly say brought a smile to me other than Mr. Bungle was Limp Bizkit. Carry on sir, very good.
Wes its not the most prolífic live guitar player, But one of the most innovative in composition, There tons of amazing shredders that can walk arround scales like its nothing But couldnt make a half decent composition
@@diegosotomiranda4107 what? He is super tight live. What are you talking about? Lol. He sounds better live than on record because he strums even harder. He does these rythm bends through out. He's Incredible live. He's just nervous here. I've seen him live like 14 times. Never seen him really mess up. Maybe one time to count during boiler. But it was very minor.
What I love from Wes Borland's riffs is how strange they are when played on their own, but amazing when the rest of the band comes in. Wes knows how to create great compositions with his rather unorthodox playing style, and I would rather listen to that than another bedroom shredder doing a generic alternate picking pattern in speed.
I totally agree! He writes a lot of great riffs. I love his usage of delay, distortion and other effects that he uses. He's extremely talented, underrated and very artistic.
Funny thing is the riff itself is not unique or even that creative. Its just extended interval voicing. Korn does alot of that too. The thing that sells this riff tho is his use of the tremelo bar. I love his delivery using the bar. His tone and delivery are much more unique than the riff itself.
Out of all my years of playing guitar and listening to music, I've never seen anyone do whammy tricks like Wes did. Sure, there are many people who have revolutionized the term bar-- Hank Marvin, Jimi Hendrix, Steve Vai, Van Halen, dimebag Darrell, Herman Li, Kevin Shields... I'm just saying Wes Borland is up there too.
IMO Wes's great strength is knowing exactly when to quit adding to a riff. He puts just the right amount of interesting notes, in just the right places... and then he quits before the groove gets cluttered up. Its almost a very "anti metal" aproach. You can very much see the Primus influence IMO, as Larry is also a master of that style of riffage.
I'll add that Wes brought forth guitar bass tapping sound on his custom 4 string baratone. Which is now used by spiritbox (rule of nines and secret garden). To me that's Wes's greatest innovation.
The new record is classic bizkit! Sounds like an incredible follow-up to Starfish...20 years later! Wes' riffs are ridonkulous, as usual. "Dad Vibes" grooves as nice as any Bizkit hit.
I love this album.. Listened to it 25 times already.. Now what I need is a complete album that WAILS!!!!!!! Like Cobra, Ready to Go and Truth!!! Thanks for the new music fellas.... Great Work!!
I love all your work Wes, and I've been supporting you guys since day one. You're definitely one of the most fascinating guitarists and human beings on earth, coming from a punk/metal crossover drummer of 35 years lol! 👋🏻😃
Thank you! That's all I needed to hear. I'm buying the record. Fuck what's in style. The definition of "cool" is to do what you're feeling rather than to follow trends. Great riff!
Thanks limp I’ve had this album On repeat and repeat goodbyes absolutely amazing please dude don’t wait another 10 years to make another album please bring one out every 3 to 5 years you guys have so much talent regardless of the charts your talent is beyond charts
This actually felt like an unques... pt 2. Not in tone but in length and experimentation. I hope they release a more traditional album. It may be the experimentation i mentioned but this album (or maybe ep) felt a bit directionless.
I always loved his angular, quirky and very innovative style of composing riffs. There’s one song on a Limp Bizkit album that has an amazing sound that almost sounds like a step sequencer or tapping. I wish I could remember the name. I’ll have to go back and look it up but I remember being a kid playing guitar trying to figure that riff out and it felt so complex at the time and I have a feeling it would still feel that way today if I tried to learn it except now I can actually learn it but it doesn’t mean it would be easy by any chance.
I just love how Wes' artistic perfectionism would not allow the people to be performing his art out in the public incorrectly 😂 If youre gonna do it, do it right 👌🏻
А вот меня удивляет, что он до сих пор творит новые чудеса на гитаре и ему это не наскучило)) Я слушал бисквитов в конце 90-х в 20 лет. Привет из Москвы!🍻😠🤟
This riff is so cool. I went to listen to the song as I hadn’t heard it and again came to one conclusion. Sometimes you just can’t help who you’re friends with. Without Wes, limp bizkit sells few records. I can’t imagine putting so much energy and thought into my work to be backed by the lyrical infancy of Fred durst.
Wes is such a unique guitar player. People like to diss rap rock. But Wes is a genius player that shows it is one of the most fun and jamming styles of music
From a retrospective viewpoint, Wes Borland, John Otto and Dj Lethal pretty much carried Limp Bizkit to greatness and would've made an amazing trio on their own.
I haven't followed Limp Bizkit that much in recent years but I know Wes left for some reason. The funny thing is my brother introduced me to the new album with Out Of Style and my first thought was :" Jebus Wes is back with a goddamn vengeance" lol
He's wearing a fuckin' Jesus Lizard t-shirt!! I remember now reading an interview with him on a magazine pre-internet in which he says how much he appreciates Duane Denison's guitar playing in The Jesus Lizard.
Love how weve all been playing it a certain way but the reality is theres a bit more to it especially with how he does the whammy flutters abd his chord choices. Still a legend and such an inspiration
@@kryzs_kornhell im on about how he plays the notes abd the feel he brings to the guitar which gives it its bounce. Its shit u understand if ur a guitar player
Tracking down a strap clip location for my Jackson Rhoads, looks like Wes has the best solution to all strap problems by using those big ass eye hooks. Now I need to build up the courage to drill a hole in my Rhoads... hahahaha!
Wes Borland on stage: I am here to fucking destroy everything.
Wes Borland at home: I drink coffee and read comic books.
I love this comment so much I fucking screenshot it and posted it on a public metal music group 😅
I do the same
@@JoeLaFon3 lmao. me too 😅
isnt that what we all do, in a sense?
Important to have that balance to keep creating great art!
The most Robert Downey Jr I've ever seen him look.
Shiiit! Is true!!!!
It's a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude.
a cross between robert downey jr. and taika waititi.
It’s working
Judging his eyes and nose he reminds me of Jeffrey Dean Morgan
The guy's more nervous in front of his phone than facing a packed audience. That riff is a killer start to an album, kudos !
No he fucking isn't lol
I thought the exact same thing.
@@JorgeLourenco000 I feel he just has anxiety from taking adderall too much
I thought the same. After many many concerts he's still feel nervous
@@Dom-pj9fthe definitely is lmao. He touches his face 12 times in the first 3 seconds and can barely make eye contact with a camera lense haha. I’ve looked up to Wes my entire life and never noticed how shy he is.
"...and here's how to play it" (shreds through it probably the fastest he's ever played it)
ahahahaha also my observation
You should be able to play guitar blindfolded. Use your ears like a jedi
Unbelievable opening to the album.
Dog, this song FUCKING BANGS
Nah... I wouldn't necessarily call it an "unbelievable" opening to the album...
But I do however think that it is a somewhat decent one though...
I did show some sort of promise so to say...
Because the track has some of that Limp Bizkit magic that we always have loved them for...
It did give that little glimmer of hope that this album had turned out to be a pretty decent one...
But I don't think it gets that much better after that one...
Unfortunately... I think it mostly gets worse...
I like the INXS cover though, which sort of surprised me for some reason...
I think it's quite good and Fred does a pretty decent/good job with the vocals.
"Goodbye" is decent finisher with its surprisingly pop-ish sound (like it or not), even though I might think it's a little too simple in some sense... Fred does though pull off some quite solid singing...
"You Bring Out The Worst In Me" had potential... If it could have been a stronger, and also probably a bit longer, song... The chorus to me is really what puts me off about this one...It's bad, unoriginal and cliché and I think Fred and Wes is to blame for that.
I can't say I care much for either "Dad Vibes" or "Turn It Up, Bitch"... (The later sounds like quite a huge rip-off (or heavily inspired at best) of Cypress Hill's "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That"...) So it doesn't exactly sound original by any means...These songs to me, sound more like some sort of bland Fred Durst solo project to me, or something... Instead of rather be an actual solid effort from the band... (One could debate how much of a band they are at this point...)
Overall I think this album should have been better of as a four track EP with Out Of Control, Dirty Rotten Bizkit, Don't Change and Goodbye... And not an eleven track album... Unfortunately, it still wouldn't have been particularly great though in my opinion.
I don't want to sound too negative... But I just thinks it's a shame.... Because ten years had already passed since "Gold Cobra" and that one was a somewhat decent effort by the band... It showed some promise and a return to form so to say.
The "Endless Slaughter" single from 2014 was pretty cool and different... I was like a progressive side to them of some sort...
Imagine if we had gotten an entire album in the vein of that song instead(!)
I think they also have looked pretty damn good live... At least in 2015 and before that.
But here we are in 2021 and we get this quite stinking pile of dog crap... (I hope I don't sound to harsh.)
Not that they really owe us anything or something... But I do have to say that it is quite disappointing... Or at least I am (disappointed)... But I'm not necessarily too surprised.
I think this album compared to "Gold Cobra" makes me look back at it as more or less a masterpiece compared to this one...
This album is just very meh and underwhelming... Not a solid (especially band effort) by any means. 2.5/10.
I'm on board with turn it up, bitch, too. The album starts off with 4 bangers and then loses pace. I like Don't Change, but it feels like the track orders could have been better.
I really hope that they put out more music though. Everyone is on form here, we just need Otto to crank that snare back up, or bring that OCDP beast back from Significant Other.
And then swiftly downhill :)
@@johndeereoli I don't think so mate. Its a very clever mixture.
Pill popper and Snacky Poo are good tracks. Its been 10 years , hell i'm gonna make sure I like it all !
Can everyone take a minute to notice how fucking hard he's picking that guitar?
Yeah he's pummeling it lol..
Relax Wes
I LOVED this because its a rare occasion that wes is totally serious, friendly and VERY gracious! ;)
I thought he was trolling at first because the riff sounds so sloppy
Dunno, I've met him once and he was a genuinely down to earth, friendly and all around awesome person
he's very serious as a guitar player and respects his craft
@@stephenm8725 You can totally tell by the years of shitty trash music he’s written.
Guess he is a nice guy, but still I have the feeling that he was kidding a bit by naming this a "tutorial" LOL
Wes Borland - ultra underrated guitar player. People need to finally give him the credit he rightfully deserves!
I went to school with him at the school of the arts, he's also a bad ass visual artist as well. We were in line together at the audition to get accepted into the visual arts program at the school in 1990.
@@casanovafrankenstein8538 Did he practice hours a day like Steve Vai did?
He’s ranked 37 on top 100 guitarists. He’s definitely noticed
he's terrible.
not very underrated, people praise him a lot as being the goat guitar player of the new metal era.
Just unassumingly, he writes the greatest riff in the last ten years.
where have you been the last 10 years?
Vildhjarta wants to know your location 😂
@AutoInfanticide where YOU been?
@@titustheboxer2364 Vildhjarta was great until Buster got involved. Now it just feels like "Hey mom, look how many heavy riffs I can fit into this song" ...
But that is just my opinion.
Limp’s best since the Hot Dog intro riff
Please don't stop making music Wes & Co. Keep rockin' out and giving us fans something to listen and play!!
Dude's wearing a Jesus Lizard shirt. Didn't know he's a fan, but I respect him all the more for it.
Dude same. Love Jesus lizard
This riff was in a live show in Germany a couple of years ago. And I have been waiting for this song they used this riff to pump up the crowd
A grand master at work ladies and gentleman. Every 100 years a guy like this come along and changes things
that is a bit extreme.... and i like him a lot
Oh man. I haven't heard your new record yet but that riff was certainly original. It was like you thought 'well, I'm gonna take every riff ever written and NOT do that.' I tried out for LB at GC and a lot of people actually thought they might take me. The audition guy said 'finally' as soon as I started playing like he thought I was pretty decent, but I'm sure I was too much like Lifeson, Eddie, and Mustaine for them to be interested. Glad you returned though because I felt you were the core of the band. It's funny, I love the 80's metal but literally the only 90's band I can honestly say brought a smile to me other than Mr. Bungle was Limp Bizkit. Carry on sir, very good.
This riff is legendary even though Wes made it sound sloppy on this video. Love from Mumbai India.
Wes its not the most prolífic live guitar player, But one of the most innovative in composition, There tons of amazing shredders that can walk arround scales like its nothing But couldnt make a half decent composition
@@diegosotomiranda4107 what? He is super tight live. What are you talking about? Lol. He sounds better live than on record because he strums even harder. He does these rythm bends through out. He's Incredible live. He's just nervous here. I've seen him live like 14 times. Never seen him really mess up. Maybe one time to count during boiler. But it was very minor.
What I love from Wes Borland's riffs is how strange they are when played on their own, but amazing when the rest of the band comes in.
Wes knows how to create great compositions with his rather unorthodox playing style, and I would rather listen to that than another bedroom shredder doing a generic alternate picking pattern in speed.
I totally agree! He writes a lot of great riffs. I love his usage of delay, distortion and other effects that he uses. He's extremely talented, underrated and very artistic.
I mean how can one even think of creating such an incredible unique riff. Sounds amazing
Check out EMMURE
Sounds mid lol
Funny thing is the riff itself is not unique or even that creative. Its just extended interval voicing. Korn does alot of that too. The thing that sells this riff tho is his use of the tremelo bar. I love his delivery using the bar. His tone and delivery are much more unique than the riff itself.
@@animalmints5470 Emmure sucks
@@adamkrasneski3679 The riff is very creative.
One of the best Limp Bizkit songs ever. Love you Wes.
Out of all my years of playing guitar and listening to music, I've never seen anyone do whammy tricks like Wes did. Sure, there are many people who have revolutionized the term bar-- Hank Marvin, Jimi Hendrix, Steve Vai, Van Halen, dimebag Darrell, Herman Li, Kevin Shields... I'm just saying Wes Borland is up there too.
IMO Wes's great strength is knowing exactly when to quit adding to a riff. He puts just the right amount of interesting notes, in just the right places... and then he quits before the groove gets cluttered up. Its almost a very "anti metal" aproach. You can very much see the Primus influence IMO, as Larry is also a master of that style of riffage.
I'll add that Wes brought forth guitar bass tapping sound on his custom 4 string baratone. Which is now used by spiritbox (rule of nines and secret garden). To me that's Wes's greatest innovation.
Check out Berried Alive (Charles Caswell, ex-Reflections)
Crazy whammy and killswitch stuff
I've always appreciated Wes' guitar playing. It's very creative and has a kind of mysterious groove.
-and his favorite food- Korean barbeque- sushi- Mexican food-
Thanks- Wes- You're legend-!!!
Don't forget the trashy sea-foods and fajitas 😉
BYE!!!
Ahem... Goodbye
The new record is classic bizkit! Sounds like an incredible follow-up to Starfish...20 years later! Wes' riffs are ridonkulous, as usual. "Dad Vibes" grooves as nice as any Bizkit hit.
Totally agree
I love this album.. Listened to it 25 times already.. Now what I need is a complete album that WAILS!!!!!!! Like Cobra, Ready to Go and Truth!!! Thanks for the new music fellas.... Great Work!!
Or Significant Other
I love all your work Wes, and I've been supporting you guys since day one. You're definitely one of the most fascinating guitarists and human beings on earth, coming from a punk/metal crossover drummer of 35 years lol! 👋🏻😃
Wes the riff machine. 🙌
Wes you are one of my biggest inspirations and a huge part of my growing up and as a player!
Love the art next to Wes, I know it's made by him, love see him explaining the riffs, please more of this.
Thank you! That's all I needed to hear. I'm buying the record. Fuck what's in style. The definition of "cool" is to do what you're feeling rather than to follow trends. Great riff!
Thanks limp I’ve had this album On repeat and repeat goodbyes absolutely amazing please dude don’t wait another 10 years to make another album please bring one out every 3 to 5 years you guys have so much talent regardless of the charts your talent is beyond charts
Its really nice from you to came here and teach us this incredible stuff. We all know you don't talk much to people nowadays.
One of his greatest riffs to date!
"..your mutes between jerks..."
Ball Gag Mode: Activated
???
Hes muting the string with his hands
Seeing wes out of costume is like seeing Rey Mysterio without a mask 🤣
You rock bro!!! Always loved your playing!!!
This dude does not seem like he would play guitar for fuckin’ Limp Bizkit.
its bc he not waring the mask and outfit its another state of mind
His band Black Light Burns is good too. He sings in that one.
That dude is the backbone of that band.
Homies beating that guitar like it owes him money.
"That's a little sloppy" fuck you wes, that was perfect
ахаххаха чел ты расмешнил меня
Please LB MAKE another follow-up album to this masterpiece please!
Unquestionable Truth Pt.2 Needs to happen!
Soooo true man !!!
Fucking yes, they also should call the drummer who played on the first part, Sammy Siegler
They should also put Results May Vary B-Sides on streaming platforms. I doubt they'd do it but if they did that would be awesome.
This actually felt like an unques... pt 2. Not in tone but in length and experimentation. I hope they release a more traditional album. It may be the experimentation i mentioned but this album (or maybe ep) felt a bit directionless.
I was not prepared for seeing the man with a human, regular face.
Or so you think
Was hard for me to recognize Wes Borland's face, then I realized he's a shapeshifter
I fucking love Wes Borland.
I always loved his angular, quirky and very innovative style of composing riffs. There’s one song on a Limp Bizkit album that has an amazing sound that almost sounds like a step sequencer or tapping. I wish I could remember the name. I’ll have to go back and look it up but I remember being a kid playing guitar trying to figure that riff out and it felt so complex at the time and I have a feeling it would still feel that way today if I tried to learn it except now I can actually learn it but it doesn’t mean it would be easy by any chance.
Was it stalemate? It has tapping in it.
@@lewisdevin270 SOUR!!!!!!
Sour? Re-arranged?
What he does with a guitar is insanely genius
WES BORLAND tem o dom de fazer riffs diferenciados
Wes Borland = Limp Bizkit
That is a very interesting dissonant yet catchy riff
I just love how Wes' artistic perfectionism would not allow the people to be performing his art out in the public incorrectly 😂
If youre gonna do it, do it right 👌🏻
O que seria do Limp Bizkit sem esse cara?! Seloko
You the man Wes. . Still Sucks is a great blend of Chocolate Starfish and RMV.
I said Gold Cobra and RMV. What makes you say Starfish?
А вот меня удивляет, что он до сих пор творит новые чудеса на гитаре и ему это не наскучило))
Я слушал бисквитов в конце 90-х в 20 лет. Привет из Москвы!🍻😠🤟
He's hitting those strings like they owe him money 😂
😂😂
That's cool of you to share your gift with your fans. 🤘
Wes is awesome!
This riff is so cool. I went to listen to the song as I hadn’t heard it and again came to one conclusion. Sometimes you just can’t help who you’re friends with. Without Wes, limp bizkit sells few records. I can’t imagine putting so much energy and thought into my work to be backed by the lyrical infancy of Fred durst.
Wes and Fred are the numetal axl and slash they complete each other 😂
Wes is such a unique guitar player. People like to diss rap rock. But Wes is a genius player that shows it is one of the most fun and jamming styles of music
From a retrospective viewpoint, Wes Borland, John Otto and Dj Lethal pretty much carried Limp Bizkit to greatness and would've made an amazing trio on their own.
I love you, Wes, Fred, Lethal, Jon and Sam. KEEP ON ROLLIN' BABY
I haven't followed Limp Bizkit that much in recent years but I know Wes left for some reason. The funny thing is my brother introduced me to the new album with Out Of Style and my first thought was :" Jebus Wes is back with a goddamn vengeance" lol
Wes Borland is the master of his craft !!! Never out of style and always amazing \m/
Eu vejo uns covers, mas os cara não conseguem fazer igual o Wes! Pqp o cara é foda pra crlh! ❤️
Very creative riff. I love it.
Such an artist and cool dude
Guitar teacher: Keep the picking nice and smooth, strumming from the wrist, not the elbow.
Me:
That riff is just insaaaaane
ruclips.net/video/fA837n8HcTA/видео.html
thats a real riff
❤❤❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏🙏 Limp bizkit forever 🙂🤘 Bless u guys 🙏
nice...love the new bizkit
I don´t even have an instrument and i´m watching this because i love his riffs!
Limp Bizkit forever
Wes Borland playing riff....
Guitar: Ouch, ha, hay, ouhg...that hurt auuch...
He's wearing a fuckin' Jesus Lizard t-shirt!! I remember now reading an interview with him on a magazine pre-internet in which he says how much he appreciates Duane Denison's guitar playing in The Jesus Lizard.
My favourite part of Limp Bizkit
Wes Borlands riffs
Learn from a living legend!!!! EPIC!!!! 🤘🏻
always leaving us wanting more. Thanks!!!
i listened to this song every day for a month straight more like it please
This dude plays so heavily. Holy shit.
I come back to this video often, some of the most intense guitar playing... and it's hilarious
Just started following you. keep it going something special about you!
really good advice about equalizer and cutting lows so palm muting wont fuck up your headphones and speakers
Thats the best song on album
‘That’s a little sloppy…’ *proceeds to play it perfectly*
Killing those strings. Love it. That’s my natural strum as well. Do it like you mean it or don’t do it at all.
The wizard has spoken
Уэс,ждём новых шедевров!
That right hand is like machine
Haven’t seen that Flying V for awhile. What an iconic riff
one of the most underrated guitarist
Love how weve all been playing it a certain way but the reality is theres a bit more to it especially with how he does the whammy flutters abd his chord choices. Still a legend and such an inspiration
This doesn't even sound like the riff on the album lol
@@NMages20 yh i mean its sloppy but its literally the same
There isn't "more to it". Wes plays only simple stuff, especially on their newest album.
@@kryzs_kornhell im on about how he plays the notes abd the feel he brings to the guitar which gives it its bounce. Its shit u understand if ur a guitar player
Jesus he picks the strings hard.
Wes attire on stage: otherworldly
Wes attire at home: hs music teacher
The band is pretty goofy but I kinda love Borland’s riffs.
Damn he hits the strings pretty hard
something about him, puts him the the most unique guitarists department
He looks crazy onstage in makeup and here, he looks a little like RDJ …. And super nice !
All I could pay attention to after noticing it was his mouth and how it moved with every note he played :D
Dude is more nervous than me on my wedding day
Ahaha. Responsible playing)
I grew up listening to Wes. Later did I realise, he has much larger hands and longer finger stretch. which help the sound.
Tracking down a strap clip location for my Jackson Rhoads, looks like Wes has the best solution to all strap problems by using those big ass eye hooks. Now I need to build up the courage to drill a hole in my Rhoads... hahahaha!
Absolutely knows how to write music to get you going
I love wes💜🤟
right on Wes