What blows me away most about these videos is not the gear choices but Rabea's ability to mimic the styles of the greats at will. You are a tremendous guitar player!
By a long shot. If you've ever seen them play together life, Bea really makes Rob look like an amateur, which really is nuts compared to the amount of time they've each been playing.
Thank you for doing my request, if not directly aimed at me. Gary Moore is in my top ten guitarists he could go from heavy speed rock/metal to heart wrenching blues in an instances. He was such an underrated guitarist. Everyone talks about the Clapton, Hendrix and Paige but to me Gary Moore deserves to be in with those heavy weights easily.
Sheep, sheep blah blah bah bah...the comment was valid though. Nothing in that comment to get bunched up about? GM rates with the cats for certain. At that level it’s all about your personal taste anyways.
I had the privilege of meeting Gary Moore through Make a Wish, and had a long chat to him about music and his life, and he was one of the most humble people I have ever met :) I gotta see him at the Leicester Blues Festival in 2008 (De Montfort Hall) and was blown away. His music has etched its way into my heart, and I will never understand why he didnt crush the US charts, as a musician myself if I ever get anywhere I want to get his stuff rereleased as a tribute to him :) Would love nothing more than to get him some posthumous recognition that I feel he hasnt gotten. He was an inspiration for many and he will always mean a lot to me. irreplaceable and impossible to immitate
I just had the realization that guitar players will gladly listen to a single note being held for 20 seconds, and find it beautiful, while everyone else in the room covers their ears and complains. Gary was the King for beautiful tone. You guys did well here
PlayerX I miss him so much, seeing him first with Thin Lizzy, I knew he needed to be on his own to break away from the rest I don't have many of his albums but, I challenge anyone to argue with (Still Got The Blues) as a stand alone best collection of his music to turn a new listener on to the best of the great Gary Moore.
I never paid attention to it when I watched this video when it was uploaded. But Gary Moore actually used to switch between a TS9 and a TS10 he used the TS10 more. He also used a Boss DS-1 to boost his strats. But THE MOST IMPORTANT PEDAL HE USED is the Marshall Guv'nor. He used an SDE-3000 For delay and an SRE-555 for chorus/echo
@@bluezy1 used to be obsessed with Gary Moore man, still one of the greatest in my opinion. Spent a long time reading anything I could about his playing and gear. I'll have a look later and see if I can dig up some links. The Guv'nor even features on the back of the cd for still got the blues
To sound like Gary Moore you Gotta Rock Side to Side Back, & Forth while Soloing to help the dynamics, some notes need sustain, others need that nfinate sustain.
@mark goodchild you are correct sir. That 86 Fiesta Red Charvel was what he used on the the Wild Frontier Tour in 87. What a great sounding guitar it was.
These videos are excellent from start to finish - the production, the playing, the premise, the presentation, etc. Very well done. I like how you actually look at the comments section and take requests from the audience. I've seen the Gary Moore request many times, and I smiled when I saw this upload. You've given the people what they want. Keep up the great work. I'd put in a small request for a Johnny Marr/Smiths video. It'd be great to see Rabea knocking out some of those riffs. Have a good weekend.
Love watching these guys and I’ve been practicing every morning for two hours at a time and I’ve begun to notice how much better I have become. It takes time but eventually you break through an invisible barrier that makes you a better and more well rounded player. And it’s so enjoyable that getting better is never a chore.
Long overdue, a great video. Nice camera and lighting in the ‘video room’ and the audio was fantastic. Accurate playing with all the right Gary Moore tones dialed in without a mega pedalboard.
yes, but they might have to go for another Marshall again :/ they said they wouldn't go to the Marshall anymore so maybe not bonamassa. plus he uses so many different amps together
Thank you for the inspiration and making me digging out my old (and very weak) Gary Moore chops! You two are doing a great job! I recently consider getting a smaller amp as there always is a microphone in front of it. And the Egnater turns into my favourite by now
I thoroughly enjoy these videos and you both do a great job. I'm very appreciative of them, so thanks guys. I have a question on this one because I'm not sure you need a delay for this, and if you had an amp with reverb, you wouldn't need that either. I'm also thinking that a twin channel amp of sightly higher wattage, (for headroom) would give you both a dirty and clean lead sound BOTH capable of matching with a drummer. I don't often comment because I can't play like you, and you usually nail it, but having listened to LOADS of Gary Moore I would say that the lead tone is slightly too saturated.
my favourite rig yet!! love Gary ! well done replicating it! love Garys tone and I think in my personal humble opinion you have nailed it!! love these sound like vids!!
Right on, guys! Love Gary. My advice to all those interested in Gary is to seek out a video of him playing The Messiah Will Come Again live at the Montreux Jazz Festival. It'll change your life, I promise!
Great video and such a good tone to work on for them blues guitarists going for smooth as well as the IN YO FACE TONE. My favourite sounds like so far.
Some good ones: Andrew Stockdale (Wolfmother), Tony Iommi, Dan Donegan, Rich Robinson (The Black Crowes), Lynyrd Skynyrd (Gary Rossington/Allen Collins), Gary Clark Jr., The Eagles (Don Felder, Joe Walsh). More out there (but just as good): Chuck Berry, Eddie Hazel (Funkadelic), C.C. DeVille (Poison), Nancy Wilson, Cameron Muncey (Jet), Jeff Lynne (ELO), Steve Jones (Sex Pistols, Iggy Pop). Derek Trucks if you feel like trying your hand at slide.
That's a great little rig and nice choice of player to emulate. Gary had an amazing tone all through his career and was of course one of the greatest rock players ever.
Have you guys ever thought of doing a "versatility" section for these videos? For example, a bit before the end of the video, using all the same gear, dial in a totally different tone (metal, indie rock etc). Then before the video is done go back to the original artist tone you were shooting for. I feel like it'd be a nice little bonus for people are shooting for a certain tone, but also want to be able to have a drastically different sound if they ever need to.
A quick scan of the controls on the amp doesn't really explain the sustain that come mostly from Rabea's skill . How did you get that sustain and vibrato ?
Just played that exact 50's Tribute Les Paul guitar a few days ago.....absolutely killer. Highly recommended, a must have IMHO! There is no need to spend any more. Played like a dream (frets need a bit of rub down ) and sounded even better.
Which era Ritchie? 'Cause you have your '60s psychedelic Ritchie (DP Mk1), your early '70s fast-playing Ritchie (DP Mk3), your mid-70s "FU I don't care anymore" Bitchie, your '80s average-joe Ritchie, your '90s trying-a-heaveymetal-sound-ten-years-after-heavymetal-died Ritchie, and finally your millennium wannabe-a-renaissance-bard-please-slap-me-hard Ritchie...
Done with a Washburn Parilax (due to the lack of Cort MBC's) Egnater Tweaker 40 combo and a Boss ME80 multi fx unit they also got a fuzzface but they didn't use it cos it was way off
Yeah, same, I'd be interested to know the technique behind this from someone who knows. I'm assuming the endless sustain comes from the TubeScreamer + Tone City Tape Machine? I don't see his pick hand doing anything, I think he's just holding the bend with his fretting hand and then vibrating it ever so slightly.
At 11:06, that is a damn near perfect, classic Gary Moore tone, with its thick, rich and fat distinctive sound. There is a lot of warmth and sustain, yet there is that unmistakable bite to it thanks to the Tube Screamer.
FINALLY got the EGNATERS! Sent a message inquiring about them a year ago. Cap replied that to that point they had opted not to stock them. Evidently there has been a change of heart on the matter and thats a good thing. You guys got real close to the Gary tone and on a budget no less. lol Did anyone know that before Randy... Ozzie had approached Gary to be his guitarist? Interesting to imagine how some of those tunes would have gone with Gary on guitar,,, Thanks!
Les Paul Custom into a 1968 Marshall Superlead. Les Paul Deluxe into a Marshall superlead. Boost the mids, drop the bass, double track everything. Job done
@Rikard - if it helps I just uploaded a cover of the 1979 Roisin Dubh and explain my settings in the description - ruclips.net/video/AkDLEa6Hklg/видео.html
What blows me away most about these videos is not the gear choices but Rabea's ability to mimic the styles of the greats at will. You are a tremendous guitar player!
+LeanMachine96 I agree, much better than Chapman
+LeanMachine96 totally! it's pretty wild how talented that guy is!
By a long shot. If you've ever seen them play together life, Bea really makes Rob look like an amateur, which really is nuts compared to the amount of time they've each been playing.
Dennis Evans who?
Hardly!
sound like Gary Moore BY busting the bank
greeeenieeee LOL!
they should also make a video of sound like gary moore in the 80s hard rock without busting the bank and by busting the bank
Busting the bank wouldn't be hard...'59 Les Paul, any 70's Plexi Marshall, and an original TS808.
what about gary moore's hard rock era by busting the bank
fender , charvel
Thank you for doing my request, if not directly aimed at me. Gary Moore is in my top ten guitarists he could go from heavy speed rock/metal to heart wrenching blues in an instances. He was such an underrated guitarist. Everyone talks about the Clapton, Hendrix and Paige but to me Gary Moore deserves to be in with those heavy weights easily.
Well said top cat dinosaur!
+Top Cat Dinosaur Gary is a legendary guitarist, but he's definitely not underrated. He's appreciated by a lot of people :)
What's this craze of people calling globally recognised guitar gods, "underrated"! Ffs, pack it in.
Sheep, sheep blah blah bah bah...the comment was valid though. Nothing in that comment to get bunched up about? GM rates with the cats for certain. At that level it’s all about your personal taste anyways.
Gary Moore is my #1 all time favorite guitarist. He’s by far the best of the best ❤️
I had the privilege of meeting Gary Moore through Make a Wish, and had a long chat to him about music and his life, and he was one of the most humble people I have ever met :) I gotta see him at the Leicester Blues Festival in 2008 (De Montfort Hall) and was blown away. His music has etched its way into my heart, and I will never understand why he didnt crush the US charts, as a musician myself if I ever get anywhere I want to get his stuff rereleased as a tribute to him :) Would love nothing more than to get him some posthumous recognition that I feel he hasnt gotten. He was an inspiration for many and he will always mean a lot to me. irreplaceable and impossible to immitate
tribute to Gary Moore!! Lp sound ruclips.net/video/WgbFKGNfYR0/видео.html
Couldn't agree with you more. Loved his stuff and a great humble man 🙏
I just had the realization that guitar players will gladly listen to a single note being held for 20 seconds, and find it beautiful, while everyone else in the room covers their ears and complains. Gary was the King for beautiful tone. You guys did well here
Miss him. He was awesome. My favorite blues player. Tears.
he was only in his 60s when he died
Gary was only in his 50`s when he died he was just 58 years old
PlayerX I miss him so much, seeing him first with Thin Lizzy, I knew he needed to be on his own to break away from the rest I don't have many of his albums but, I challenge anyone to argue with (Still Got The Blues) as a stand alone best collection of his music to turn a new listener on to the best of the great Gary Moore.
PlayerX Give me Peter Green over Gary Moore any day.
I never paid attention to it when I watched this video when it was uploaded. But Gary Moore actually used to switch between a TS9 and a TS10 he used the TS10 more. He also used a Boss DS-1 to boost his strats. But THE MOST IMPORTANT PEDAL HE USED is the Marshall Guv'nor. He used an SDE-3000 For delay and an SRE-555 for chorus/echo
Where’d you find that info?
@@bluezy1 used to be obsessed with Gary Moore man, still one of the greatest in my opinion. Spent a long time reading anything I could about his playing and gear. I'll have a look later and see if I can dig up some links. The Guv'nor even features on the back of the cd for still got the blues
Pretty damn close for the budget. But I don't think anyone could ever play like Gary did...so much feels bends and vibratos.
agreed
Agreed ... and the message to take away is the simple set-up ... then practice that vibrato on the bends.
No one can sound like anyone. Each artist has their own signature almost like fingerprints if you will.
true but you need alot of sustain and balls for his sound anyways. this setup is awesome
so why are you here???
A very important part of Gary's sound is making faces every time you bend a string.
Concert Addict
I can do that lol
Tom
A very important part of Gary's sound is being in tune.
To sound like Gary Moore you Gotta Rock Side to Side Back, & Forth while Soloing to help the dynamics, some notes need sustain, others need that nfinate sustain.
@@ramona.vargas7298 this is so true lol
One thing..that doesn't need practice..you either feel it or you don't..always been a facemaker..like some can't talk without moving their hands
He also played a white Jackson soloist, and charvels in the 80's I believe. You see him playing it in the Loner video.
@mark goodchild you are correct sir. That 86 Fiesta Red Charvel was what he used on the the Wild Frontier Tour in 87. What a great sounding guitar it was.
So far, this is the most outstanding "Sound like..." video, in my humble opinion.
The combination sounds killer and AGAIN Rabea does a great job here.
These videos are excellent from start to finish - the production, the playing, the premise, the presentation, etc. Very well done. I like how you actually look at the comments section and take requests from the audience. I've seen the Gary Moore request many times, and I smiled when I saw this upload. You've given the people what they want.
Keep up the great work.
I'd put in a small request for a Johnny Marr/Smiths video. It'd be great to see Rabea knocking out some of those riffs.
Have a good weekend.
You guys outdid yourselves on this video - tone was spot on
BEST GUITAR TONE OF ALL TIME, GARY MOORE-STILL GOT THE BLUES FOR YOU LIVE, ESPECIALLY THE LEAD TONE ON THAT SONG, OMG
Love watching these guys and I’ve been practicing every morning for two hours at a time and I’ve begun to notice how much better I have become. It takes time but eventually you break through an invisible barrier that makes you a better and more well rounded player. And it’s so enjoyable that getting better is never a chore.
Long overdue, a great video. Nice camera and lighting in the ‘video room’ and the audio was fantastic. Accurate playing with all the right Gary Moore tones dialed in without a mega pedalboard.
Gary Moore= Marshall
@Garegh62 Oh Yeah, he would be still using a Marshall ... Gary is synonymous with Marshall
Rabea is a Tone Monster, amazing job recreating tone that highly depends on a guitarist.
Holy cow! Rabea really delivers the playing in this one. Awesome work mate!
OMG this is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for this series!!!!
Well done Bea ... one of the true greats Gary Moore, awesome.
Do a sound like Joe bonamassa please
+BEN BOSS Yessss !!!
yessss plzzz
Yes. All of the yes.
+BEN BOSS YES!
yes, but they might have to go for another Marshall again :/ they said they wouldn't go to the Marshall anymore so maybe not bonamassa. plus he uses so many different amps together
Thank you for the inspiration and making me digging out my old (and very weak) Gary Moore chops! You two are doing a great job! I recently consider getting a smaller amp as there always is a microphone in front of it. And the Egnater turns into my favourite by now
i was waiting for this video for a long time and it was worth the wait :) didn't disappoint ... good job lads :)
Nuno Betencourt and Stevie Ray Vaughan next please!
I thoroughly enjoy these videos and you both do a great job. I'm very appreciative of them, so thanks guys.
I have a question on this one because I'm not sure you need a delay for this, and if you had an amp with reverb, you wouldn't need that either. I'm also thinking that a twin channel amp of sightly higher wattage, (for headroom) would give you both a dirty and clean lead sound BOTH capable of matching with a drummer.
I don't often comment because I can't play like you, and you usually nail it, but having listened to LOADS of Gary Moore I would say that the lead tone is slightly too saturated.
my favourite rig yet!! love Gary ! well done replicating it! love Garys tone and I think in my personal humble opinion you have nailed it!! love these sound like vids!!
Bravo! That's a killer tone there coupled, of course, with great playing. Enjoyed that one. Cheers lads.
Vintage V100 Lemon Drop is definitely the guitar if you want Gary on a budget :)
Sound like Ritchie Blackmore
yes
+Maurice Philipps strat and an orange amp?
+tonyk playter strat, treble booster, tape delay and a vox ac30
Yes! Need Ritchie Blackmore!!
Excellent work lads - definitely the best rig you've done
For me, that's been the best one you guys have done yet. You really nailed Gary's tone. Great job.
Don't ya just love the blues!!
Right on, guys! Love Gary. My advice to all those interested in Gary is to seek out a video of him playing The Messiah Will Come Again live at the Montreux Jazz Festival. It'll change your life, I promise!
My go to vid when i’m drunk 👌
@@johnmurray3346 for straight guys its porn
Steve lukather
Gary Clark jr.
Toni Iommi
+Raytexifire Steve lukather
+Raytexifire Lukather for sure!
Lukather for sure.
+Raytexifire i think they've done gary clark jr. if thats what you mean
nope they only have shown his signature guitar thats it
This is the tone i'm searching for some years and never get quite right! Thanks Guys! Gary Was The Best!
Great job as always guys. Your infotainment lets me listen to stuff I would not normally listen to.
SOUNDS LIKE CREAM CLAPTON!!!!!! And also Solo Clapton
Absolutely. Cream Clapton!
Would love to see a Peter Green attempt he has great tones from the early Fleetwood stuff, and his solo albums too.
YESSSSSS!! Been waiting for this one! You guys rock!
Cool video. That axe is soooo tempting. That colour is so nice!
In light of recent news... would be awesome to have a sound like Prince? Like the "Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad" tone?
Dat sustain ! Maybe some Stevie Ray Vaughan next ?
Great video and such a good tone to work on for them blues guitarists going for smooth as well as the IN YO FACE TONE. My favourite sounds like so far.
What a fantastic demo. Thanks guys. Real world playing.
Some good ones: Andrew Stockdale (Wolfmother), Tony Iommi, Dan Donegan, Rich Robinson (The Black Crowes), Lynyrd Skynyrd (Gary Rossington/Allen Collins), Gary Clark Jr., The Eagles (Don Felder, Joe Walsh).
More out there (but just as good): Chuck Berry, Eddie Hazel (Funkadelic), C.C. DeVille (Poison), Nancy Wilson, Cameron Muncey (Jet), Jeff Lynne (ELO), Steve Jones (Sex Pistols, Iggy Pop).
Derek Trucks if you feel like trying your hand at slide.
Do a sound like Randy Rhoads!! :)
and by busting the bank
Awesome job guys. The best I've seen from you yet.
+Chord TheSeeker I'll second that! Great tones, great playing.
I waited for it for a long time, Thank you guys :)
Sound like Ritchie Blackmore or Alex Lifeson please
A sound like Brian May would be great! Love these videos lads!
Brian may is a really good idea
Brian May himself has plenty of videos on this
@@FTF96 yeah but not 4 years ago when I wrote this 😂
great tones and nice playing. I have a tube screamer clone and love it.
That's a great little rig and nice choice of player to emulate. Gary had an amazing tone all through his career and was of course one of the greatest rock players ever.
Have you guys ever thought of doing a "versatility" section for these videos? For example, a bit before the end of the video, using all the same gear, dial in a totally different tone (metal, indie rock etc). Then before the video is done go back to the original artist tone you were shooting for. I feel like it'd be a nice little bonus for people are shooting for a certain tone, but also want to be able to have a drastically different sound if they ever need to.
Yeah! They can even make it a seperate "show", so the vids don't get too long.
what i find a bit odd is that you didnt mention gary moores hardrock era
Or his Thin Lizzy days! One of my long-time fav albums was Gary Moore Wild Frontier and his BBM project as well.
BBM was pretty much Creem
Thank you very much for this series. It is very entertaining. A Tony Iommi episode would be most appreciated :)
Well done guys I'm delighted you did a sound like to my biggest hero. Thank you. Keep up the great work.
Mal
Do a sound like on Stevie Ray Vaughan please
+Pointless Gaming think they're too scared to do that, bae would have his work cut out for him for sure
Thank you. Gary Moore IS my favorite Blues guitarist. HOW DO YOU GET THAT SUSTAIN, Seriously ? Blues On.... PS What were the amp settings ?
Why do people ask questions that are clearly shown in the video? Did you even watch it? At the 8:30 mark, it shows the amp's settings...
A quick scan of the controls on the amp doesn't really explain the sustain that come mostly from Rabea's skill . How did you get that sustain and vibrato ?
Gotta be loud as balls
I am loving these videos! Keep it up!
Just played that exact 50's Tribute Les Paul guitar a few days ago.....absolutely killer. Highly recommended, a must have IMHO! There is no need to spend any more. Played like a dream (frets need a bit of rub down ) and sounded even better.
Sound like Matthew Bellamy (Muse)!
Sound like Ritchie Blackmore please!
+Nathan Lam Yeah!!!
Which era Ritchie? 'Cause you have your '60s psychedelic Ritchie (DP Mk1), your early '70s fast-playing Ritchie (DP Mk3), your mid-70s "FU I don't care anymore" Bitchie, your '80s average-joe Ritchie, your '90s trying-a-heaveymetal-sound-ten-years-after-heavymetal-died Ritchie, and finally your millennium wannabe-a-renaissance-bard-please-slap-me-hard Ritchie...
Been waiting for this video for ages
Love your show! Another excellent vid.
Sound like Matt Bellamy would be awesome
yes!
Do a 'sound like Matt Bellamy and fuck the bank
+Billy Todd that's so true!
Done with a Washburn Parilax (due to the lack of Cort MBC's)
Egnater Tweaker 40 combo
and a Boss ME80 multi fx unit
they also got a fuzzface but they didn't use it cos it was way off
Sound like Billy Gibbons!
Might take a while to grow the beards (which are essential) but the guys have made a start :p
Best sound EVER! Great job guys.
Wow, absolutely nailed Still Got The Blues. Well done sir. Great playing.
Prince!
*Sound like Robby Krieger (The Doors)*
love these guys ! really great vids
Gotta love when Rabea's feeling whimsical haha
You can always tell, and its always great haha
Someone please tell me how he held that note for so long and what he was doing with his pick hand in the first example
Yeah, same, I'd be interested to know the technique behind this from someone who knows. I'm assuming the endless sustain comes from the TubeScreamer + Tone City Tape Machine? I don't see his pick hand doing anything, I think he's just holding the bend with his fretting hand and then vibrating it ever so slightly.
Feedback probably... Gary used it in Parisienne walkways if i remember correctly
Gary Moore was the finest, most melodic guitarist ever, he was the greatest by far.
Ah for sure dude!
He was quite famous and yet he's still the most underrated guitarist of all time
Avery enjoyable video, with some pretty tasty GM impressions, thank you.
Excellent work, lads. Puts my own feeble attempts to shame!
You should make a Sound Like SRV
+TheNirvanaisgod You can't.
Robert Fripp!
At 11:06, that is a damn near perfect, classic Gary Moore tone, with its thick, rich and fat distinctive sound. There is a lot of warmth and sustain, yet there is that unmistakable bite to it thanks to the Tube Screamer.
Nice tone on Midnight Blues. Great session with some great gear.
yes finally gary moore sounds great guys
What about sound like gary moore 80's hard rock sound
Best 'sound like' yet I think, cracking job, belter rig.
FINALLY got the EGNATERS!
Sent a message inquiring about them a year ago. Cap replied that to that point they had opted not to stock them. Evidently there has been a change of heart on the matter and thats a good thing.
You guys got real close to the Gary tone and on a budget no less. lol
Did anyone know that before Randy... Ozzie had approached Gary to be his guitarist?
Interesting to imagine how some of those tunes would have gone with Gary on guitar,,,
Thanks!
Do a sounds like prince in memory of the legend.
Do a Sound like "Motorhead"!
You guys nailed it, that rig is awesome
sound like videos are awesome... thank you guys :) and best gibson 50 tribute 2016 review xD
Sound like prince!!
Just do one with 1978 era Brian Robertson and Scott Gorham and do a sound like Thin Lizzy.
Thin Lizzy I believe are just the definitive band!
To me, nobody beats them
Les Paul Custom into a 1968 Marshall Superlead. Les Paul Deluxe into a Marshall superlead. Boost the mids, drop the bass, double track everything. Job done
@Rikard - if it helps I just uploaded a cover of the 1979 Roisin Dubh and explain my settings in the description - ruclips.net/video/AkDLEa6Hklg/видео.html
@@FTF96 nice!
My God, Rabea kicks some serious arse with that first note alone. Well done, sir!
thank you brvhas.
needed something too get the rite sounds.
keep up good vid's
Sound like Opeth ;)
Sounds like Johnny Marr would be cool!
Wow take the pick guard off that les Paul and that's f'ing nice. Makes me love the no binding thing.
really great video, nice sounding amp never herd of them before
It would be very cool if you show how make a sound like Wes Borland . This is not an easy task, and very much it is unclear.
+DEAD XXX sound like LIMP BIZKIT !
Do Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream era!
MAN! That rig sounds GOOD!
i am blown away. That tone is fantastic