I've always been a Dave Murray fan. Then I joined an Iron Maiden cover band and I had to learn Adrian Smith's parts and solos, turns out I like Smith's solos much more. They're both damn good though.
The band has a knack for writing anthemic tunes. Pedal tone riffs with a Queen sensibility. Listening to a crowd in Rio or Mexico belt out one of their melodies is a kin to a soccer crowd supporting their team. I love watching them play Wasted Years live. That tune encapsulates the bond between metal fan and band.
The first proper thing I learned to play as a kid was losfer words off the power slave album back in 1988, my friend Paul had worked most of the album out and showed me how to play it, he never carried on playing which was sad as he had so much ability. One night as I was playing it in my bedroom, the lads from the local band were walking past, back from the pub, and shouted up that I sounded good! I remember feeling so proud! Cheers for that memory. 👍🏼 goes without saying but excellent lesson as usual!
The first gig I ever attended was the Powerslave tour in Glasgow (UK) and it lit a lifelong love for metal and music in general. Shortly after, they brought out the Live After Death double album and to me it just captured that very first live music experience. Great times.
That time back when we we going to Judas Priest, Vengeance / Defenders tour..... Number of the Beast / Trooper tour, ... Dio, Holy Diver tour.... Has there been a better time to be a Metal fan?..
Love Iron Maiden ... especially their first 4 albums ... saw them for the first time in in 82/83 backing up 38 Special with Saxon opening up ... we left after Iron Maiden played and hung out by the bus until they came out ... saw them 3 more times with other touring acts that summer ... Dave Murray and Adrian Smith had an exceptional two guitar attack that made those first 4 albums timeless ... thanks for the content !!!
Must have been during the "Beast On The Road" tour in 1982, as that was their last tour where they opened up for someone else. In 1983 they toured in support of the Piece of Mind album ("World Piece Tour") in which they were the headliners. LUCKY YOU by the way!
I saw the same tour in Dallas with Saxon and 38 Special. Good times. I saw their first 2 tours with D'ianno. And have seen them several times with Bruce also.
Hands down, best guitar channel out there! Thank you! I’ve been playing 35 years and every one of your videos makes me say “cool! I didn’t know that” at least once. Great job!
3:44 Two Minutes to Midnight 6:45 Gangland 8:42 Stranger in A Strange Land 11:33 Infinite Dreams 13:00 Murders in the Rue Morgue 15:00 Clairvoyant 17:57 The Number of the Beast
The Number of the Beast verse rhythm is tricky to get right as a beginner, since it's in an odd time signature, and it's also mostly downpicked as well. Come to think of it, the verse (dirty guitar) rhythm on The Clairvoyant might be in the same time signature as well. I'm not sure. (Counting was clearly not one of my strong suits! LOL) Thanks for yet another great lesson!
thanks man! Iron Maiden make me play the guitar and it was the live show I ever attended. And to revisit those licks after more than 30 years it's just great so thank you again and great job!
Great lesson again! This video deserves at least 666 thumbs up! I saw them the first time 1981 (I was 16) in Nuremberg / Germany and I am still a big fan.
Maiden always lifts my serotonin levels, both listening and playing them and it should probably be prescribed as therapy for counseling... Piece Of Mind has been my favorite album for close to 35yrs and still has the same affect on me.
Yeeessss Finally!!! Thanks man, love your lessons! After months of trying to get a copy of your shape shifting book I finally got one. Your book is really popular, my online orders got cancelled twice for running out of inventory. I finally tracked one down in downtown Montreal, had the copy reserved and went in person to get it. Thanks again David, keep up the great lessons.
Thank you so much Frank and that's great news! Thanks for tracking down my book! Let me know what you think once you've had a chance to work from it. Take care and thanks again! Cheers! ROCK ON!
I can't wait for Part 2 and also 1 or 2 "3 for Alls." But do them when you are good & ready, David! MAIDEN!!!! And I love the Chuck Berry direction, too!!!
Thanks best video ever. This is the best band ever. You covered this awsome with great riffs and beautiful chord progressions, so sweet. Have you covered Maiden before this? Please more from this band. Thanks again👍👏💪😃
Great band! I was a teenager in London during the NWOBHM. Maiden was a staple for my late night head banging sessions at the Soundhouse - see the back cover of their first album. Still love ‘em, especially the early stuff like Phantom 😃
This was fun! Love me some Iron Maiden! I kinda took the Number of the Beast rhythm for granted until I had to play it! lol it was kinda tricky like you said! I also love love love the Piece of Mind record! Great Video and thank you for what you do!
awesome little overview you made there, not as exhausting to follow as a full in-depth tutorial on a single song, yet still a lot of melodic construction etc being explained with the essential chord names even. great job and well played!
The thing I like most about 'Maiden' is the interplay between the bass guitar and the drums...what fascinates me, in particular, is watching Nico McBrain playing Iron maiden songs on a 'basic drum kit' and the skill he shows with the 'limitation' of that kit...makes you wanna pick up drums. Go Maiden and hats off to Clive Burr and Nicko McBrain.
Thanks for doing “Stranger...”. I tried to learn it when I first started playing. My guitar teacher couldn’t figure out and I never got back to it on my own. Years later the scales have been lifted.
I don't think these are repeats... love this series and the channel! Thanks for all the hard work. Perfect dosage of material and appreciate the total lack of condescension! No feeling of 'know it all'ness... I so appreciate the delivery. Thanks again... here is my list Creedence ; Thricel Anthrax; RHCP; Soundgarden; Cream (Sunshine/Whiteroom); Clapton (Old Love); Lenny Kravitz; James Brown; Pearl Jam; Foo Fighters; Karnivool (We Are); Tonic; Vertical Horizon; Phil Collins
I have never been able to play the intro riff to Number of the Beast properly. Your right hand rhythm on that riff is impressive! Great work, great video!
Nice one Davey B! Brings back memories mate. Saw them headlining Monsters of Rock at Donnington Park U.K in 1988 for the seventh son record. The first big outdoor Rock show I went to. G n R were second on the bill incredibly! Helloween opened I think. And I got to see Dave Lee Roth, Vai, Sheehan ... Skyscraper record.. Kiss were on before Maiden... I wasnt too bothered about them TBH... But the rest man.... Amazing experience. Two people sadly died in some freak crowd accident so RIP to those guys. And RIP Eddie ... and Neil .... Heaven gonna be Rocking out man! Imagine that .. E.V.H playing with Neil Peart!! God bless guys x
Man those open layered chords for clairvoyant sounded immense. What a great feel. Would be great to do more stuff like that. I think dream theater do something similar. Really enjoyed thsi one. Big fan
THANKS! Love Maiden...and, even though I like Maiden with Bruce, I enjoy the earlier Maiden even more with Paul...Could you do a video with the earlier albums? especially, killers, and, also the song "Remember Tomorrow..."
Fascinating and very informative, I've never seen anybody play or explain Gangland before and didn't realise what a great riff it has, also the depth of the guitar work in the Clairvoyant was lost on me as it was a track I have never liked and always skipped. Hope you do many more on Maiden,
I throw that pinky out on the 5th for "number of the beast" makes it almost super fluid and very easy. Try it out and let me know what you think. Cheers!
Love the lesson. So many bands and artists were influenced by Iron Maiden. Wish you would have included anything off of Brave New World. I think it's one of their best albums
I wasn't into Maiden as much as Priest, still the "Flight of Icarus" is my favorite song. Still to this day, I can't get "When the saints go marching in" out of my head when I play # of the beast! I think the counting of the 5 A's should help me 🤣. Thanks B🐓👍
I always dug how a lot of the early metal bands used the top end of three-note power chords (Accept, Priest, Maiden, Lynch). Growing up in the bay area metal scene during the late 80's I learned to use three note power chords (1-5-1) then drop off the root to get that crisp "double stop" flavor. Not a lot of two-note power chords to be found. Thanks for the video and all the best from the Bay. MK
Hey Dave, if you like the 2 Minutes to Midnight riff, go back and listen to Accept's Flash Rockin' Man from the Restless and Wild album. Virtually the same riff, and it predates 2mtm. Not saying IM stole it because it seems like a riff any guitarist might trip over, but it seems Wolf Hoffmann tripped over it first.
This will be the 1st time I come across a channel where same credit/love be given to both Priest and Maiden, usually people side by one. You have aced it high! these 2 bands have so many parallels and fans don't realise it actually! They are really the inventors of metal. 80's metal was truly the golden years spearheaded by these 2 giants if you ignore the hair metal secene, yet, there were also some highlights though. Also, late 70's Priest with Stained Class and Killing Machine must be given credit to have actually started it. It might sound that I am downplaying Sabbath but I am not, they invented the heavy. Keep on delivering the goods! Rock hard, run free bro!
That's right! Adrian & Bruce collaborated quite regularly on songs not written by Steve Harris & Bruce gets sole writing credit on the title track to "Powerslave."
Was beginning to ponder if you may one day do one of these for this band. So, finally for a cool deal and convenient as you point out some of the aspects of the Riggs lp covers and their indulgence into some dark aspects of history and classic literature in time for Halloween! 😎 Even if I am relatively familiar with most of the ones you covered, it is still good to watch another who knows what they are doing to perform the tunes, as it can illustrate something I had missed. But, I've never tinkered with Murders In The Rue Morgue a ole Poe inspired bit, and so that's a bonus for myself in what you illuminated there. Just glad to see you finally doing something with their plethora of material to work with as a number two is no big deal to manage when you should wish to do another. However, I must admit that I'd still like to you discuss Led Zeppelin further than you did in the one I am aware of between chords & licks. Some of Page's later orchestrations with the guitar parts are a bit of a challenge to the casual guitarist such as myself has now become beyond concerning myself with my own original bits. Good show, nonetheless, and rock on!
Come on man, you left out Piece of Mind! That's their best album! Anyway, loved the lesson and learned some things. I really appreciate you taking the time to do these lessons!
@@MarkH457 "To Tame a Land" (based on Frank Herbert's "Dune") from Piece of Mind, comes in with one of Maiden's heaviest and ugliest riffs (after the atmospheric clean guitar intro)!
Question: This nothing to do with this lesson, necessarily. When forming a 7th chord, you add the seventh to the triad, but on a guitar, you normally remove a finger. So how does the theory track for guitar?
Typically the higher octave of the root note is the note that gets lowered to that b7 to make it a 7th chord. If you think of an open A chord, there's the open A (root), E on the 4th string (fifth), A on the 3rd string (octave) and a C# on the 2nd string (3rd). To make that 7th chord, you're just lowering that octave A to the open G string, which would then be your b7. Sorry it's so long but hopefully this helps you man, good luck!
Both Smith and Murray are criminally underrated. And there is nothing like seeing a live Maiden show.
I've always been a Dave Murray fan. Then I joined an Iron Maiden cover band and I had to learn Adrian Smith's parts and solos, turns out I like Smith's solos much more. They're both damn good though.
Murray i think is overrated. Smith is so far beyond him as a guitar player and doesn't get recognized for it.
The band has a knack for writing anthemic tunes. Pedal tone riffs with a Queen sensibility. Listening to a crowd in Rio or Mexico belt out one of their melodies is a kin to a soccer crowd supporting their team. I love watching them play Wasted Years live. That tune encapsulates the bond between metal fan and band.
The first proper thing I learned to play as a kid was losfer words off the power slave album back in 1988, my friend Paul had worked most of the album out and showed me how to play it, he never carried on playing which was sad as he had so much ability. One night as I was playing it in my bedroom, the lads from the local band were walking past, back from the pub, and shouted up that I sounded good! I remember feeling so proud! Cheers for that memory. 👍🏼 goes without saying but excellent lesson as usual!
Those are cool moments. When Im playing loud and I know they can hear it outside I play my ass off and really watch for bum notes and unwanted noise.
Great memories Chris!
Never clicked so fast at a notification!
I saw Maiden live on the Powerslave tour (mid-'80s). Their opening act, Ratt, scurried off the stage and back into the cellar. Great lesson!
I saw them on that tour but with WASP opening, I don't hate wasp but I was anxious for them to wrap it up. Lol
And you weren't gonna take it! lol
I saw them in Fargo. My future wife (then unknown to me) saw them in Omaha with Accept as the opener. I'm still jealous!
@@MondernMan I wish I could forget Blackie Lawless running around in assless chaps. Ugh lmao
The first gig I ever attended was the Powerslave tour in Glasgow (UK) and it lit a lifelong love for metal and music in general. Shortly after, they brought out the Live After Death double album and to me it just captured that very first live music experience. Great times.
That time back when we we going to Judas Priest, Vengeance / Defenders tour..... Number of the Beast / Trooper tour, ... Dio, Holy Diver tour.... Has there been a better time to be a Metal fan?..
No Way! Add Scorpions to the list in that era😉👍.
Dokken
Not even close!! I lived through that era it was awesome!!
Love Iron Maiden ... especially their first 4 albums ... saw them for the first time in in 82/83 backing up 38 Special with Saxon opening up ... we left after Iron Maiden played and hung out by the bus until they came out ... saw them 3 more times with other touring acts that summer ... Dave Murray and Adrian Smith had an exceptional two guitar attack that made those first 4 albums timeless ... thanks for the content !!!
Must have been during the "Beast On The Road" tour in 1982, as that was their last tour where they opened up for someone else. In 1983 they toured in support of the Piece of Mind album ("World Piece Tour") in which they were the headliners. LUCKY YOU by the way!
I saw the same tour in Dallas with Saxon and 38 Special. Good times. I saw their first 2 tours with D'ianno. And have seen them several times with Bruce also.
I love the twin lead break, as in just about every Maiden song Dave and Adrian trade beautifully. Dave sets the tempo then Adrain soulfully finishes!
All of them AMAZING musicians. I've listened hundreds of thousands of times and I still feel the same way 😎🤘
Hands down, best guitar channel out there! Thank you! I’ve been playing 35 years and every one of your videos makes me say “cool! I didn’t know that” at least once. Great job!
3:44 Two Minutes to Midnight
6:45 Gangland
8:42 Stranger in A Strange Land
11:33 Infinite Dreams
13:00 Murders in the Rue Morgue
15:00 Clairvoyant
17:57 The Number of the Beast
I’m going to have a lot of fun this weekend! Thanks ✌🏻💙🙏🏻
Amazing!!! Thank you
excellent lesson from the mighty Iron maiden!!!🤘😎🤘❤❤❤thank you for what you do!!!
The Number of the Beast verse rhythm is tricky to get right as a beginner, since it's in an odd time signature, and it's also mostly downpicked as well. Come to think of it, the verse (dirty guitar) rhythm on The Clairvoyant might be in the same time signature as well. I'm not sure. (Counting was clearly not one of my strong suits! LOL)
Thanks for yet another great lesson!
Two minutes to midnight was the first Iron Maiden song I learned. Thanks Dave. Gonna have to crank that when I get home.
My favorite band of all time. Thanks, David!
thanks man! Iron Maiden make me play the guitar and it was the live show I ever attended. And to revisit those licks after more than 30 years it's just great so thank you again and great job!
Great video, dude. I had the honor of seeing Maiden in 2019.
Me too! September 19 in Chicago, great show!
@@cradd00 They still bring the house down.
I saw them in 1982 they were the opening act for judas priest at cobo arena in detroit.
@@MrJam1001 Wow I was only 11 years old then, wished I could have seen them then as well.
Great lesson again! This video deserves at least 666 thumbs up!
I saw them the first time 1981 (I was 16) in Nuremberg / Germany and I am still a big fan.
Maiden always lifts my serotonin levels, both listening and playing them and it should probably be prescribed as therapy for counseling... Piece Of Mind has been my favorite album for close to 35yrs and still has the same affect on me.
Thanks again man. The Trooper was the first song I learned to play all the way through including the leads.
As a huge Iron Maiden fan thank you very much!
Thanks for another great lesson.
Fantastic video!!! I clicked soon as I saw it.. thanks for sharing.. peAce
So cool to pick along with Dave on these chord plays. Thanks DB!
Yeeessss Finally!!! Thanks man, love your lessons! After months of trying to get a copy of your shape shifting book I finally got one.
Your book is really popular, my online orders got cancelled twice for running out of inventory. I finally tracked one down in downtown Montreal, had the copy reserved and went in person to get it. Thanks again David, keep up the great lessons.
Thank you so much Frank and that's great news!
Thanks for tracking down my book! Let me know what you think once you've had a chance to work from it.
Take care and thanks again!
Cheers! ROCK ON!
Your sound and Precision!!
You're my guitar instructor, love it
Clairvoyant is my favorite song on the album 🤟
I’ll just say this I loved Dave Murray’s tone for years. I also love 🍺’skis channel it’s the best!🤘👍
Great video - one of my all-time favourite bands!
The chords of 'Stranger in a strange land' have always eluded me- until now .
Thanks so much 👍🤘
I can't wait for Part 2 and also 1 or 2 "3 for Alls." But do them when you are good & ready, David! MAIDEN!!!! And I love the Chuck Berry direction, too!!!
Thank-you for this Chordplay, Dave! I very much enjoyed it!
Thanks best video ever. This is the best band ever. You covered this awsome with great riffs and beautiful chord progressions, so sweet. Have you covered Maiden before this? Please more from this band. Thanks again👍👏💪😃
Great band! I was a teenager in London during the NWOBHM. Maiden was a staple for my late night head banging sessions at the Soundhouse - see the back cover of their first album. Still love ‘em, especially the early stuff like Phantom 😃
This was fun! Love me some Iron Maiden! I kinda took the Number of the Beast rhythm for granted until I had to play it! lol it was kinda tricky like you said! I also love love love the Piece of Mind record! Great Video and thank you for what you do!
Thanks David! Excellent song choices. Up the irons!!
Up the Hammers!~. Thank you for doing this one, David!.
Cool video Dave. Maiden is a great band. Always loved to see what Eddie looked like every album.
awesome little overview you made there, not as exhausting to follow as a full in-depth tutorial on a single song,
yet still a lot of melodic construction etc being explained with the essential chord names even.
great job and well played!
I had a strong feeling this was next, David!!!! Thanks!!!!
Mr. Brewster you're awesome! It was a pleasure learning strings with you in my youth!
Love it! Another great trend setter British metal band.
My fave band. Thanks!!!
Great lesson Dave, first saw Iron Maiden back in 83 piece of mind tour, last time was Legacy of the beast 2018 and still brilliant.
New Wave of British Heavy Metal Icons!
Wow!!!!!!!!! thanks very much!!!🤘🔥🤘🔥🤘🔥🤘🙏🙏👏👏👏😬☠️😬
Two minutes to midnight 🤘🏼
Saw them on the killers tour and again for powerslave!
Love maiden
Thanks for the reminder of great guitarists and music.
thank you David !!
The RUclips logarithm sent you my way and I am so glad it did. I wish it did so sooner. Fantastic insights.Liked and subbed.
The thing I like most about 'Maiden' is the interplay between the bass guitar and the drums...what fascinates me, in particular, is watching Nico McBrain playing Iron maiden songs on a 'basic drum kit' and the skill he shows with the 'limitation' of that kit...makes you wanna pick up drums. Go Maiden and hats off to Clive Burr and Nicko McBrain.
Totally Awesome Awesome!!! Was waiting for this!!!!
Thanks for doing “Stranger...”. I tried to learn it when I first started playing. My guitar teacher couldn’t figure out and I never got back to it on my own. Years later the scales have been lifted.
I learn quite a bit from your chord play series. It really helps dial in the musicianship of the songs we all love to play.
Another great episode!
Awesome work as always David 🤘
Good video. Thank you so much.
Metal Month is Awesome ...
I don't think these are repeats... love this series and the channel! Thanks for all the hard work. Perfect dosage of material and appreciate the total lack of condescension! No feeling of 'know it all'ness... I so appreciate the delivery. Thanks again... here is my list
Creedence
; Thricel Anthrax; RHCP; Soundgarden; Cream (Sunshine/Whiteroom); Clapton (Old Love); Lenny Kravitz; James Brown; Pearl Jam; Foo Fighters; Karnivool (We Are); Tonic; Vertical Horizon;
Phil Collins
I have never been able to play the intro riff to Number of the Beast properly. Your right hand rhythm on that riff is impressive! Great work, great video!
Up the Irons, kicking butt in Roctober David!
Forget the haters demanding this or that. Take your time. This video was awesome 🤘🏻 . I love people who complain about free stuff.
Excellent!!
Loved this episode, thanks a lot Dave!
Nice one Davey B! Brings back memories mate. Saw them headlining Monsters of Rock at Donnington Park U.K in 1988 for the seventh son record. The first big outdoor Rock show I went to. G n R were second on the bill incredibly! Helloween opened I think. And I got to see Dave Lee Roth, Vai, Sheehan ... Skyscraper record.. Kiss were on before Maiden... I wasnt too bothered about them TBH... But the rest man.... Amazing experience. Two people sadly died in some freak crowd accident so RIP to those guys. And RIP Eddie ... and Neil .... Heaven gonna be Rocking out man! Imagine that .. E.V.H playing with Neil Peart!! God bless guys x
Loved the Infinite Dreams!
I love Maiden since the 90's. My favorite band 🤘
Man those open layered chords for clairvoyant sounded immense. What a great feel. Would be great to do more stuff like that. I think dream theater do something similar. Really enjoyed thsi one. Big fan
"Maiden; 1-5-octave, thats all from me, see you next time!"
THANKS! Love Maiden...and, even though I like Maiden with Bruce, I enjoy the earlier Maiden even more with Paul...Could you do a video with the earlier albums? especially, killers, and, also the song "Remember Tomorrow..."
Hallowed be thy name is my favorite Maiden song then The Trooper. So many good songs.
that Number of the Beast rhythm is my nemesis
Yeah fantastic man! 🤘
Brilliant! Up the Irons! 👹🤟
My first ever concert! Iron Maiden opening for Kiss in 1980. Is that 40 years ago? Man, life goes by quick...
Fascinating and very informative, I've never seen anybody play or explain Gangland before and didn't realise what a great riff it has, also the depth of the guitar work in the Clairvoyant was lost on me as it was a track I have never liked and always skipped. Hope you do many more on Maiden,
Love this Lesson!!!
I throw that pinky out on the 5th for "number of the beast" makes it almost super fluid and very easy. Try it out and let me know what you think. Cheers!
Same here. It's a lot easier.
I'm loving this channel, this is grreeaayttt
Love the lesson. So many bands and artists were influenced by Iron Maiden. Wish you would have included anything off of Brave New World. I think it's one of their best albums
I wasn't into Maiden as much as Priest, still the "Flight of Icarus" is my favorite song.
Still to this day, I can't get "When the saints go marching in" out of my head when I play # of the beast!
I think the counting of the 5 A's should help me 🤣.
Thanks B🐓👍
I always dug how a lot of the early metal bands used the top end of three-note power chords (Accept, Priest, Maiden, Lynch). Growing up in the bay area metal scene during the late 80's I learned to use three note power chords (1-5-1) then drop off the root to get that crisp "double stop" flavor. Not a lot of two-note power chords to be found.
Thanks for the video and all the best from the Bay.
MK
Hey Dave, if you like the 2 Minutes to Midnight riff, go back and listen to Accept's Flash Rockin' Man from the Restless and Wild album. Virtually the same riff, and it predates 2mtm. Not saying IM stole it because it seems like a riff any guitarist might trip over, but it seems Wolf Hoffmann tripped over it first.
Same with Power and Glory from Saxon.
Also Michael Schenker armed and ready 4 years earlier.
Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo a billion years before that, and at least a hundred other songs that strut on the A string. Very common rock riff.
great choice of songs, particularly "stranger in a strange land"!
The Best lesson!
This will be the 1st time I come across a channel where same credit/love be given to both Priest and Maiden, usually people side by one. You have aced it high! these 2 bands have so many parallels and fans don't realise it actually! They are really the inventors of metal. 80's metal was truly the golden years spearheaded by these 2 giants if you ignore the hair metal secene, yet, there were also some highlights though. Also, late 70's Priest with Stained Class and Killing Machine must be given credit to have actually started it. It might sound that I am downplaying Sabbath but I am not, they invented the heavy. Keep on delivering the goods! Rock hard, run free bro!
Bruce has written a ton of lyrics as well
That's right! Adrian & Bruce collaborated quite regularly on songs not written by Steve Harris & Bruce gets sole writing credit on the title track to "Powerslave."
2 minutes to midnight IS a killer riff, but go back & revisit 'Swords & Tequila'
by Riot, and 'Flash rockin' man' by Accept, both from 81-82.
Was beginning to ponder if you may one day do one of these for this band. So, finally for a cool deal and convenient as you point out some of the aspects of the Riggs lp covers and their indulgence into some dark aspects of history and classic literature in time for Halloween! 😎 Even if I am relatively familiar with most of the ones you covered, it is still good to watch another who knows what they are doing to perform the tunes, as it can illustrate something I had missed. But, I've never tinkered with Murders In The Rue Morgue a ole Poe inspired bit, and so that's a bonus for myself in what you illuminated there.
Just glad to see you finally doing something with their plethora of material to work with as a number two is no big deal to manage when you should wish to do another.
However, I must admit that I'd still like to you discuss Led Zeppelin further than you did in the one I am aware of between chords & licks. Some of Page's later orchestrations with the guitar parts are a bit of a challenge to the casual guitarist such as myself has now become beyond concerning myself with my own original bits. Good show, nonetheless, and rock on!
Iron Maiden solo licks lesson next?
Iron Maiden, fuck yeah!!! Up the Irons!!! You need to do separate video for each Iron Maiden album!!
I remember the 3 quarter sleeves album cover shirt everyone had in my jr. high yeah it was scary
Great content. I have just subscribed and I'm binging on your channel!
Come on man, you left out Piece of Mind! That's their best album! Anyway, loved the lesson and learned some things. I really appreciate you taking the time to do these lessons!
We'll clamor for a Part 2 vid. Definitely some interesting chords on P..O.M., especially Still Life and Quest For Fire
@@MarkH457 "To Tame a Land" (based on Frank Herbert's "Dune") from Piece of Mind, comes in with one of Maiden's heaviest and ugliest riffs (after the atmospheric clean guitar intro)!
@@voronOsphere Yeah man, To Tame a Land is kickass, definitely one of their stranger tunes
Powerslave is the best album but point made.
@@russellward4624 yep. There is 3 best song from the band with legendary solos.🤘
Thank you thank you thank youa
Question: This nothing to do with this lesson, necessarily. When forming a 7th chord, you add the seventh to the triad, but on a guitar, you normally remove a finger. So how does the theory track for guitar?
Typically the higher octave of the root note is the note that gets lowered to that b7 to make it a 7th chord. If you think of an open A chord, there's the open A (root), E on the 4th string (fifth), A on the 3rd string (octave) and a C# on the 2nd string (3rd). To make that 7th chord, you're just lowering that octave A to the open G string, which would then be your b7. Sorry it's so long but hopefully this helps you man, good luck!
Wish you had shown how to p!ay "Sea of Madness" riff, wich I find pretty awkward. Really enjoy your channel.
Piece of Mind and Powerslave were both great albums.
You should make a behind the scenes look on what it takes to make a video 🤩
Hahaha!
There's a lot of cursing and mistakes.
: )