The thing that always gets me about Josh is how effortlessly he plays this stuff, and often while singing a completely different melody over the top of it. And dancing. Dudes a god.
For me, its how they basically do nirvana thing or elliot smith, have a strong melody and find some way to follow it through messy but also aimed guitar
Josh Homme is an all time underrated guitar player. He's not flashy or technical but he thinks so far outside the box that it almost makes it a different instrument.
Saw QOTSA live last November. It's incredible how great they sound live, Spotify doesn't do their music justice! If you could make a full tutorial on Emotion Sickness it would make my day, there aren't any good tutorials for that song on the internet right now.
I got to see them in March this year. If you think spotify doesn't do them justice, get their LPs. Absolutely mindblowing when you're playing their music through a good hifi system.
I loved it man. I'm more a fan of the early stuff but that was a tasty sweep across all their albums. If you do another, don't sleep on How to Handle a Rope...such a badass riff.
Such a great songwriter. I love Josh Homme's quirckiness. I'm trying to decide which QOTSA song I want to learn next. I do tend to lean more towards his songs in C STandard.
Emotion sickness sounds very them crooked vultures. Also small mistake, I’m pretty sure josh is playing major chords not power chords for i think i lost my headache.
@@nikolagugoski yeah, but i learned it by watching the from the basement performance so im not sure if its like that on the album version since i haven’t listen editing to it in a while
Thanks for watching man! Appreciate the support. I had that song in my list but probably switched it with some other song last minute. I definitely missed a few good songs in the video. Maybe I'll do part 2 😁
Fantastic video, banger after banger! Josh Homme has provided us with, the best heavy rock riffage of the 21st century, maybe (I do love me some post-Layne genius Jerry Cantrell and the almighty Tool as well of course.)
Seus videos são fantasticos, seus tutoriais de como tocar determinados solos de algumas bandas ou introduções são fenomenais. PARABÉNS você toca muito bem. Tenho um pedido: Faz uma playlist de como tocar solos das bandas GUNS N ROSES e ACDC. Ops!, acho que são dois pedidos.
That Autopilot part was written by Nick Oliveri, years before Qotsa: Josh wrote the solo part and the drums. The Hangin Tree riff was written by Alain Johannes (Desert Session 7/8). The Milionaire riff was written by Mario Lalli (Desert Sessions 5). My God is the Sun sound like a Dean Fertita riff, I guess Josh didn't wrote it. Josh loves to collaborate with good musicians
I think Josh is my favourite guitar player. Rory Gallagher, Gary Moore, Hendrix, Satriani, all amazing, but there's just something about the way Josh plays that puts him above all of them for me.
Missing the outro to “Fortress” but an awesome compilation regardless. I see a lot of parallels between this and Radiohead for whatever reason. Never connected the two until now.
I think it’s funny because some of these are not Josh’s guitar parts. Hanging Tree was Alain. I wanna say the part you play in I Appear Missing was written by Dean or Troy.
@@horstvazinksi3408 I never said or implied that. I’m saying it’s funny because Josh is the only guitarist people credit for their music. They call Troy, Mikey, and Dean yes men. So, my overall point is. It’s funny because they don’t realize only maybe 40-60% of the guitar parts since Like Clockwork were all written by the people that SFTD purists insist are only hired guns and don’t have creative input. But only Josh gets the credit. Josh has implied that he’s only written the instrumental parts for 2 songs on ITNR. At the very least most of that album was composed by other members. Josh has taken a back seat compositionally and has focused more as a lyricist.
Wicked Video definitely gonna try these out but could you please say what tuning these songs are in because ik they vary from standard to 2 whole steps down for example 🔥🔥🔥
Las guitarras de Josh Homme suenan como la tierra dura y algo sucia, pero aún así te dejan con la sensación de haber descubierto un gusto culposo, como un fetiche raro
The thing that always gets me about Josh is how effortlessly he plays this stuff, and often while singing a completely different melody over the top of it. And dancing. Dudes a god.
an inspiration for sure
For me, its how they basically do nirvana thing or elliot smith, have a strong melody and find some way to follow it through messy but also aimed guitar
Not all of the riffs here are played by Josh
Josh Homme is an all time underrated guitar player. He's not flashy or technical but he thinks so far outside the box that it almost makes it a different instrument.
Underrated? Really?
@@nelsonsilva2003 yes
Yo no he visto que sea subestimado. De hecho, tiene harto reconocimiento en el mundo de la música y el rock. No creo que lo subestimen como dices
how is he underrated? QOTSA is a mainstream band, millions of people listened to the No One Knows guitar riff, stop acting like he's some indie act
@@KUM0 if you would read my comment I said he was an underrated guitar player. If you want to argue that let’s go ahead
Stoner rock riffage in C standard is just such a perfect sound to my ears
that riff from Turnin On the Screw just does something to me
One of the most badass QOTSA riffs ever is Josh's solo in "God Is On The Radio"...that thing is wild. Would love to see this guy try that lol.
Anytime I’m feeling overwhelmed in my life I like to sit outside with the crickets in the dark and play the mosquito song on an acoustic
Truly a great song to end with
Man I started playing guitar one year ago and can play most riffs of qotsa but one day I wanna be able to play mosquito song.
Love this band so much. Finally saw them live last year! Incredible show!
That's awesome!
One of the best shows I’ve ever seen. The band was so tight! Unforgettable
Seeing them live on April 14 in Quebec city for the first time :) can’t wait!!!!
sick sick sick such a sick riff
Took the exact words out of my mouth
Love your inclusion of auto pilot. Such a hauntingly beautiful song. A full cover w tabs would be amazing
Saw QOTSA live last November. It's incredible how great they sound live, Spotify doesn't do their music justice! If you could make a full tutorial on Emotion Sickness it would make my day, there aren't any good tutorials for that song on the internet right now.
I got to see them in March this year. If you think spotify doesn't do them justice, get their LPs. Absolutely mindblowing when you're playing their music through a good hifi system.
Please a full tutorial of The evil has landed
I'll definitely give it a try if there is more interest
Yes please! I second this one!
@@nikolagugoskithere is more interest!!!
Thanks for including a variety of songs. Fun to play! Should make a part 2
I forgot how brutal some of their early stuffs are. I wish they had songs like "Regular John" and "Millionnaire" in their newer albums
I loved it man. I'm more a fan of the early stuff but that was a tasty sweep across all their albums. If you do another, don't sleep on How to Handle a Rope...such a badass riff.
I needed these tabs, heck yeah, and you nailed every tone, wonderful job there!
Such a great songwriter. I love Josh Homme's quirckiness. I'm trying to decide which QOTSA song I want to learn next. I do tend to lean more towards his songs in C STandard.
Killer set of riffs!!! Great choices here
Thanks Sean! Glad you liked this :)
QOTSA is my fav band of all time! Great video man!
I love QOTSA and that band was the band that made me want to start playing guitar.
Keep your eyes peeled missing. Absolutely amazing
Emotion sickness sounds very them crooked vultures. Also small mistake, I’m pretty sure josh is playing major chords not power chords for i think i lost my headache.
Thanks for watching! Are you referring to the two chords after A major on I thinks I lost my headache?
@@nikolagugoski yeah, but i learned it by watching the from the basement performance so im not sure if its like that on the album version since i haven’t listen editing to it in a while
What a beautiful tele
So many unique and badass riffs. Homme is a god
Best band of fucking history
i was waiting for the Smooth Sailing riff
Yeah, I definitely missed a few 😁
@@nikolagugoskido a pt 2
It’s the best one 😂
Josh is one of the most creative on the instrument of all time.
Delighted to aee Betrer Living... included here. Great taste!
Great song / riff selection. First time I saw someone playing "Hanging' Tree". Fantastic little riff! :) Keep up your great work!
Thank you! Glad you liked the video
Can you do head like a haunted house please? Favorite song from that album
As a massive JF fan ive been following you for quite some time, but this really takes it full circle! ❤
PS: Where is someones in the wolf!?
Thanks for watching man! Appreciate the support.
I had that song in my list but probably switched it with some other song last minute. I definitely missed a few good songs in the video. Maybe I'll do part 2 😁
@@nikolagugoskiyou did an amazing job with these. I’ve been trying to find a good one for I appear missing for ages and you’ve nailed it here.
Woah! This is amazing!! Quality as always!
Very well played!! Good to play i appear missing but i think one of the best guitar riffs of all qotsa is the solo of fairweather friends.
Why did it take me till today to realize Josh Homme is so underrated. Awesome riffs.
If you're a TOOL fan, you may have already heard another Homme riff (Demon Cleaner by Kyuss). Kyuss was such a great band!!
Wow this is extremely well done!!! Keep up the good work can’t wait to learn some of these.
Saw them for the 10th time on Saturday night. Impeccable as always.
That telecaster is playing superbly! Congrats
Good list but feel like If Only should be here. All time riff
Mexicola mentioned 🔥
Fantastic video, banger after banger!
Josh Homme has provided us with, the best heavy rock riffage of the 21st century, maybe (I do love me some post-Layne genius Jerry Cantrell and the almighty Tool as well of course.)
damn you absolutely nailed all of these tones!!
Awesome work!! Love working out to these sick Qotsa riffs
Seus videos são fantasticos, seus tutoriais de como tocar determinados solos de algumas bandas ou introduções são fenomenais. PARABÉNS você toca muito bem. Tenho um pedido: Faz uma playlist de como tocar solos das bandas GUNS N ROSES e ACDC. Ops!, acho que são dois pedidos.
Sick Sick Sick is so fun to watch
1:00 from midnight club 3 game
That Autopilot part was written by Nick Oliveri, years before Qotsa: Josh wrote the solo part and the drums. The Hangin Tree riff was written by Alain Johannes (Desert Session 7/8). The Milionaire riff was written by Mario Lalli (Desert Sessions 5). My God is the Sun sound like a Dean Fertita riff, I guess Josh didn't wrote it. Josh loves to collaborate with good musicians
Welp, time to listen to Queens all morning for the 1000th time 🤘🏼
Loved that, thank you.
Now for some Kyuss riffs 🙏
Great selection! Such fantastic riffs!
Thank you! Glad you liked the video 🙂
The beauty is that it's simple and it's all about TONE.
Awesome video, I was waiting to see a video of someone playing emotion sickness clearly - thanks :)
Thank you! There is this channel called Let's play all and he did pretty in depth lesson for Emotion sickness. For both Josh and Troy's parts
I think Josh is my favourite guitar player. Rory Gallagher, Gary Moore, Hendrix, Satriani, all amazing, but there's just something about the way Josh plays that puts him above all of them for me.
Great vid, much appreciated
Sick Sick Sick, Regular John and many more are sons of Gardenia
Great tone!
Ce mec est un génie
greeeeaaat boost on the last riff. proper job, thanx! black on black tele with a humbucker is japanese? beautiful axe
Thank you! The Tele is made in Mexico
awesome dude
Missing the outro to “Fortress” but an awesome compilation regardless. I see a lot of parallels between this and Radiohead for whatever reason. Never connected the two until now.
Amazing as always, Никола, уи нийд а парт 2 оф дис 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Could you do the same, but with Kyuss riffs?
Nice work man! Better Living Through Chemistry tabs pleaase!
I think it’s funny because some of these are not Josh’s guitar parts. Hanging Tree was Alain. I wanna say the part you play in I Appear Missing was written by Dean or Troy.
It's best riffs from the band, not one of the members
@@horstvazinksi3408 I never said or implied that. I’m saying it’s funny because Josh is the only guitarist people credit for their music. They call Troy, Mikey, and Dean yes men. So, my overall point is. It’s funny because they don’t realize only maybe 40-60% of the guitar parts since Like Clockwork were all written by the people that SFTD purists insist are only hired guns and don’t have creative input. But only Josh gets the credit. Josh has implied that he’s only written the instrumental parts for 2 songs on ITNR. At the very least most of that album was composed by other members. Josh has taken a back seat compositionally and has focused more as a lyricist.
Forst time i ever heard the intro to "My God Is The Sun" i knew it was an instant classic
will there be a full tab version of Emotion Sickness? 🤘
What’s the guitar tuned 2 I heard there in c but I can’t get it to stay in tune I play them in standerd
Can you do a lesson on Sunday by Iggy Pop plz? Great riff in that one by Mr Homme
Nice top ❤
Beautiful riffs uwu
100% agree with this list
Thanks Cameron! Glad you liked it 🙂
Wicked Video definitely gonna try these out but could you please say what tuning these songs are in because ik they vary from standard to 2 whole steps down for example 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! What's played on the Strat is E standard. Everything else is C standard. The tuning is written at the beginning of every tab 🙂
@@nikolagugoski ahh I didn’t see that thanks very much. Awesome video
Nice, your touch is a bit too light on the strumming hand though, he digs in more. Otherwise, super awesome playing!
Hey, great job as always, a pleasure to listen to! What string gauge and brand do you use for this tuning?
Thanks for watching! I use 10-46 on the strat and 10-52 on the tele for C standard
Your black Tele is awesome
Thank you! Glad you liked it
Creative genious.
I LOVE the evil has landed - very Them Crooked Vultures
Seeing this video i have a more pressing question. How did you get that tone? :)
Las guitarras de Josh Homme suenan como la tierra dura y algo sucia, pero aún así te dejan con la sensación de haber descubierto un gusto culposo, como un fetiche raro
I’m in love with the tone. What did u use?
Thank you! On the telecaster it's just a Guitar rig 5 preset. On the strat, beside Guitar rig 5 I use a pedal called Joyo American Sound
Nice tone! what pedals are you using?
how to get that tone?
Go with the flow is my Spirit animal.
6:42 why not just write it in 9/8?
0:39 what guitar is that
It's called Blacktop Telecaster. Made in Mexico
my favorite riff of them has to be the opening riff on how to handle a rope
Auto Pilot sounded great!
Thank you! Glad you liked it :)
I wish there was a list of the song titles
Wich gauge strings do you use for standard c?
I use 10-52
Rated R is so good
to this day, im still figuring out how josh homme came with all of that riffs
QOTSA best bands underraated ever
❤🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥
Josh homme is a God ⚡️
Can’t ever take QOTSA lists seriously that don’t have Monsters In The Parasol in them! Besides that - nice work!
What model type is the black fender?
It's a Blacktop Telecaster made in Mexico
What about the missing tunings?
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Only one I would have added is Avon
🔥🙌🏼🖤🤘🏼
No Paper Machete 😢
For Josh, I think that's a pretty weak and generic sounding riff
@@APAL880 It's simple but cool