Last year I went to guitar center and there was a 7 string (my preferred guitar) tuned to A standard and i picked it up and I'm insanely nervous to play in front of people because i never really have, well out of spite i just played the first few note of blind by korn figuring out what to play and the employee was like "Oh my God blind haven't heard that in forever give me a minute i want to play it with you" and we ended up playing most of the song it was awesome
I’ve only tried out guitars in a store once, a few weeks ago, and it was a much more terrifying experience than I expected. Nervous, hands sweaty and shaking, forgetting every song or riff I know-and to make matters worse the guy plugged me into an amp that I didn’t know how to use and walked away (I’ve never used a real amp). Not pleasant.
I once played 'Horizons' by Genesis on guitar in a guitar store and the store owner actually came up to me and said it was awesome that I knew how to play that, as not too many people know that song. So try to pick songs and riffs that not too many people know and you'll be ok in a guitar store, lol.
If you're actually intentionally picking songs that you think nobody has heard just so you can impress people (or not annoy) people in guitar stores you seriously need to reconsider your life.
Yeah I would intentionally avoid Metallica riffs, just make up something on the spot. Occasionally put in Desperate Cry by Sepultura cos it has that inverted Bb that sounds huge...
I was in a music store right after Rush released 'Moving Pictures' (1981). Some dude was trying out a guitar and started playing 'Limelight'. Nearby was a guy trying out a bass and he obviously knew the song, and they started playing it together. It was seriously cool unplanned moment.
Follow-up... I have a heavyily distorted crunchy chord pattern I like to play in stores. It's a B-A-G-A thunder riff with 2nd fret B5, 2nd fret "regular" A, grab and bend the 3rd fret G note on low E then back to the A chord. It's 'Mary Had A Little Lamb'. 😃😒
I have never heard that John Mayer song in my whole life, when I first saw his name on guitar magazines I thought someone had spelled Johnny Marr wrong.😂
I always play a bit from Master of Puppets because I'm a girl and no one expects me from that and I laugh so hard after seeing their faces :D Happy New Year Dagan and PMT!
I was always a little timid to play in a guitar shop when I was young and first learning as I'd go with my best mate who could really shred at 14. But luckily my local guitar shop we'd go to here (in Sydney Australia) , the salesman/tech would always throw me on any guitar in the store and just say play anything mate just play .! And he'd take the time to teach me riffs and jam with my mate and I.. Haven't seen that salesman in years but thanks Charlie you were a legend
I've done that one a couple of times, plus a few other Leppard riffs... Rock of Ages more often, Rock Rock Till You Drop, and Armageddon it, both many times (probably too many), but Switch 625 is the only bass riff I've played in a store that got a random guitarist to join in. That was a good day.
The biggest problem with the Gibson Thunderbird is that the Epiphone sounds better and is a third the price. Gibson have really dropped it with the T bird and Epiphone have really smashed it
How s. About a BILLY STRINGS INTRO BILLY'S SO. GOSH DANG AMAZING I LOVE HIS PICKIN AND SINGING THE BESTEST DANG DUDE AROUND MORE UPLOAD S MOE BILLY'S MUSIC. PLEASE
I was thinking the same. And when he mentioned Drop D I was sure it was gonna be Master of Puppets. Used to be everyone's first Drop D when I was coming up
When I first started out, I played ‘sweet child o mine’ in a shop in Denmark Street in London, a customer looked at me, tutted and shook his head...... so I turned it up and played it again. People should play what the hell they like. 🤘🏼
Last time I was in a music store here in the US was over a year ago. I was playing an ESP M2 Custom Kirk Hammet signature model through a BOSS effects pedal display into a Rolland CUBE. I played Ain't Talking About Love and Unchained. Love to see the kids get a kick out of those tunes. I'm 50 by the way.
i'm 52 and a total gearhead and i've been to millions of guitar shops over the decades corporate and indie and i have never noticed any particular song being played more than any other. i personally think it's a bit of an urban myth. me myself i tend to default to 'DAY TRIPPER' simply because it's the first really complex lick i ever learned and i hammered on it til i got it (i was still a beginner). btw "IT'S ALL MUSIC AND WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER" in his awesome northern english accent gotta love it could not have saud ut better myself!
This was very interesting to watch! Had been a while since I've been too a physical music store. The last big one closed down a couple of years ago in my city. I miss it now, seeing your video.
As a bassist, I knew Schism and Higher Ground was definitely on the list for us, since Schism is easily the most unique and simple bass lines to play and Higher Ground being easy to learn for slapping. And the fact that I DID play them myself when I started out but realized soon that everyone knows it's overplayed lol Also, I didn't expect Dagan doesn't know how to slap! I watched his presentation on the GT-B1 because I wanted to buy it. He seems well versed in music so I'd thought he'd dabble with bass as well!
The pinch of salt disclaimer was definitely something I needed to hear. I am for sure not a beginner but I am so terrified of playing in guitar stores, this will help me a bit. Thank you!
So true. And I truly appreciate the fun Dagon had this with list with the intent to encourage people to just play whatever you want and play it loud and proud! People just plain want you to enjoy your instrument and and join the craft!
I spent 10 years working in guitar shops and it is true, Stairway is not overplayed. However, in the shops I worked in, young customers repeatedly played Sweet Child of Mine & Master of Puppets, while most old customers played Blackbird by the Beatles.
ok but like that honorable mentions transitions were so good; and you are correct, i play mainly old school and all the employees get hyped when ever i play pearl jam
I remember a year ago in early 2020 where everything wasn't shut down yet. I went to a music store, found a cool expensive guitar, plugged it in and played Greensleeves.
I used to love going to guitar stores - especially when I was younger - it was such a treat. But I’d never know what to play when I got there ha. Now it’s not so much of a big deal as there aren’t many stores really. But when I do find one I enjoy it much more, I just go for it, thankfully my playing is a lot better than it was ha.
My iconic song in PMT Romford when in was in the old location back in the early 2010's, I would bang out one direction and sing it in store. I also did the deeds of sins and played every song down the list of forbidden songs and I had to walk back with a packet of biscuits haha I'm not sure if they hung out one of my legendary CV's too, I still have them somewhere, but they were special! ooh I miss being a teenager. I had so much fun in those stores and I have spent most of my money on guitars and keyboards since I started working even though I'm suppose to be saving to move out :)
Just watched this and as a bass player and funk lover feel like I need to make sure that people know Higher Ground was written by Stevie Wonder. Now, no doubt everyone knows Red Hot Chili Pepper's iconic version and Flea's awesome bass line, but in the original, the bass lick is actually a Moog.
I really appreciate the note about anxiety while playing in a guitar shop. There's always some dude shredding and I really struggle to groove because I'm playing outside of my bedroom for once!
Hmm the first riff that i learned was smoke on the water 2 years ago when i started playing guitar but the first whole song that i learned was Lick it up by kiss that was my riff when i were in guitar stores. But now it’s almost anything from Cinderella or any of the old metal bands from the 80’s like Lizzy Borden, autograph, quiet riot, White lion, twisted Sister or Yngwies old stuff from eclipse and those albums with real songs.
I never learned the one string version of Iron Man. I didn't even know there was one until now. I learned to play it with two finger power cords. It was the first song I learned to play all the way through.
I think you’ve been playing the song wrong then because only the verse is played with power chords. During the chorus when ozzy starts singing iommi isn’t playing power chords he’s just playing single notes.
When you play stairway to heaven with that crunchy, bright, trebly, cutting, edge of breakup borderline overdriven like that.. All I could think of was The Pretenders
When I went into a Guitar Center the other day to get a new guitar rig, I tested it out with Morbid Angel's "Damnation." I may have played the chorus riff to Scorpions "Rock You Like a Hurricane" once...
Back in the day I tried so hard for a few years and just sucked at playing the guitar. I never had lessons and just got stuck and could not get better. Now with RUclips there is enough information I think I could have gotten over the hump. I have learned so much from RUclips in other in devours. Let that be a lesson, use the internet for good not evil. Thanks for a fun video.
The first riff I played when I was looking for my first real guitar was Wipe Out. Don't know if anyone looked funny at me or not as I was so absorbed in the guitar
I went to a GC in Texas and there were a bunch of teenagers banging on guitars not really playing anything recognizable. I got a Charvel off the wall and plugged into their BOSS display and dialed in and played Damage Inc by Metallica including the leads and next thing you know I had an audience. It felt good. I'm a washed up80s metal guitar player.
Yesterday I went to a guitar store and I tested out an amp for the first time I was so nervous to play my foot was shaking looking back I know I shouldn't have been but I was, when I played that Epiphone on the Boss Katana the sound just made me smile when I played the Wherever I May Roam riff and Symphony of Destruction. Ended up buying the boss Katana amp and now looking to upgrade my guitar possibly getting a Bronze Series Warlock and upgrading the Humbuckers to possible KH Bone breakers!
Seeing Muse: Psycho on the list caught me off guard because Im 100% guilty of overplaying it after figuring out the song on bass haha. Muse has some great songs for building pinky strength (psycho & reapers are good examples)
I have gotten more comfortable playing in front of people but early on I was terrified of being judged in guitar stores, I played the intro to hysteria and followed it up with napalm in the morning and it was well received
Tbh. as a bass player striking those 3 riffs gives me a pretty good idea of the guitar- they cover playing down the neck, up the neck, slap, pick... summed up they also cover all strings (I'd probably go for a different slap song. Forget me nots by Patrice Rushen for example)
Great video, many people are intimidated playing guitars in music stores & not just because the guys that work in these shops are pretty tasty on guitar but if you only know 3 chords or none it doesn't matter because we've all gotta start somewhere & these music shop guys know this, so my advice is just have a go & bollox to what anyone else thinks
Im about to visit a guitar store, but before I get there I'd love to watch an updated version of this list for 2022. Please make it! Only this time try to find 10 songs that may be not overplayed in guitar stores but quite often to be heard.
You can sleep soundly knowing my roommate, aged 22, recently picked up the guitar and the first thing he learned after the basic chords was Stairway. I've unfortunately had to listen to the learning process of it lol!
In 98' or 99' I went to Dusseldorf for company business. I was missing playing so I stopped in a guitar store, sat alone in the amp room, and began playing stuff my band was currently covering - AIC, STP, and probably some Smashing Pumpkins. The door opened to the guitar lesson rooms and one of the instructors approached me. I thought I was in trouble. He said, "You must be American because nobody comes in here and plays those songs." We talked as he kept watching and listening to me play. He enjoyed hearing something different for once.
F1? Did the BBC use The Chain when broadcasting F1 back in the day in Great Britain? Personally I only remember that guitar-focused intro which FOA used until 2002, man that thing rocked.
I calling on all guitar store guitar heroes to arpeggiate "House Of The Rising Sun" on your next visit to honor The Animals guitarist Hilton Valentine on his recent passing. This is the grand daddy of all guitar store anthems. This is the tune your father and his father before him played when they abused to-die-for vintage guitars in 1960s guitar shops.
I’m surprised Unholy Confessions by Avenged Sevenfold didn’t make the list! I feel like every time I walk into a Guitar Center, I hear it at least once.
We've forced Dagan to listen to Tool albums on repeat due to his mispronunciation of Lateralus. -Lee
You have done well.
@@williamjameson6866 I'll try and make him. -Lee
Fair.
Dagan jamming out 7empest for 15+ minutes would be rad.
And where the hell is Billie Jean by Michael Jackson? That’s the most overplayed bass tune ever 😆
Last year I went to guitar center and there was a 7 string (my preferred guitar) tuned to A standard and i picked it up and I'm insanely nervous to play in front of people because i never really have, well out of spite i just played the first few note of blind by korn figuring out what to play and the employee was like "Oh my God blind haven't heard that in forever give me a minute i want to play it with you" and we ended up playing most of the song it was awesome
They were so happy to hear something different. Kudos. We heard the same songs over and over and Korn is awesome. :D
It’s official. I’m learning stairway to heaven just so I can play it at my guitar shop. I’m bringing it back
Dagans energy is so great, makes you feel like hes a friend youve known for years
Yes I was terrible trying out guitars in stores, I didn’t want anyone to hear me. The good old days
I'm still terrible but I want everyone to hear me anyway 😂jks I'm slowly getting better
@@BoulderBum I feel personally attacked
Ive played to over 300 people in a club no worries.. yet i hate playing in a store
This is me too haha... I think I'm actually worse because of it sadly - think I should get a tutor to get over that 😅
I’ve only tried out guitars in a store once, a few weeks ago, and it was a much more terrifying experience than I expected. Nervous, hands sweaty and shaking, forgetting every song or riff I know-and to make matters worse the guy plugged me into an amp that I didn’t know how to use and walked away (I’ve never used a real amp). Not pleasant.
Dagan jinxed it. Next time he comes into work, first thing he hears is a loud, off-key Stairway. 😂
I once played 'Horizons' by Genesis on guitar in a guitar store and the store owner actually came up to me and said it was awesome that I knew how to play that, as not too many people know that song. So try to pick songs and riffs that not too many people know and you'll be ok in a guitar store, lol.
That’s why I did nothing but play Primus bass riffs in the guitar store lol.
If you're actually intentionally picking songs that you think nobody has heard just so you can impress people (or not annoy) people in guitar stores you seriously need to reconsider your life.
@@crazyprayingmantis5596 Lol, ok thanks for that great advice.
@@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy
Here's some better advice, buy Bitcoin
Yeah I would intentionally avoid Metallica riffs, just make up something on the spot. Occasionally put in Desperate Cry by Sepultura cos it has that inverted Bb that sounds huge...
This is actually a great To-Jam-List for beginners getting into guitar.
I was in a music store right after Rush released 'Moving Pictures' (1981).
Some dude was trying out a guitar and started playing 'Limelight'.
Nearby was a guy trying out a bass and he obviously knew the song, and they started playing it together.
It was seriously cool unplanned moment.
Follow-up...
I have a heavyily distorted crunchy chord pattern I like to play in stores.
It's a B-A-G-A thunder riff with 2nd fret B5, 2nd fret "regular" A, grab and bend the 3rd fret G note on low E then back to the A chord.
It's 'Mary Had A Little Lamb'. 😃😒
He is the only man who’s girlfriend likes tool more than him
_Pigs can sniff out truffles with their snouts._
Whose*
@@GGMattt shut up
@@kristjan1338 no u
Men like tool???
What about the track, 'Random Shredding'?
Close second to "Random bluesy E minor pentatonic"
Random shredding topped with an "Eruption" tapping sequence
That's the only track I play ^^
Or badly played djent noise
Haha yeah “shredding”
We also thought we'd throw out an homage to the legend that is Music Is Win.
Tyler Larson where you at👀
@@benny1767 Hospital with Covid last I heard.
@@Westw00do He's recovered, fortunately. You can check his Instagram.
@@easy-to-read-name62 I'll take your word for it. Taking a unnecessary trip to New York really bit him.
@@Westw00do was that the trip to promote the failed guitar auction?
I have never heard that John Mayer song in my whole life, when I first saw his name on guitar magazines I thought someone had spelled Johnny Marr wrong.😂
In Bristol, it's pronounced John Mayall. That gets confusing
Slow dancing in a burning room is one of the biggest songs by John Mayer
@@niekvanwensen Absolutely great guitar work. Mayer is very soulful.
@@thomaschilds8781 Ha ha! Brilliant! You can buy his CDs down Asdal I think. I'm from Frome by the way.
This isn’t accurate because you didn’t butcher the living hell out of the songs
Really? Lol
I always play a bit from Master of Puppets because I'm a girl and no one expects me from that and I laugh so hard after seeing their faces :D Happy New Year Dagan and PMT!
With a lil alt pick, just to show them who's boss
@@BOBANDVEG that's illeagal
Just being a girl that’s not there to watch her bf buy a guitar is enough
@@BOBANDVEG blasphemy! :p
Seven nation army is banned in my school, me n me mates were playing it as a joke n we all got threatened with detentions by our music teacher.
Same with the licc
I like your teacher he hates seven nation army as much as me
Dj button banned tho?
He should have expelled you on the spot
MustObeyTheRules If he could’ve believe me we would never have being back in that school 😂
I was always a little timid to play in a guitar shop when I was young and first learning as I'd go with my best mate who could really shred at 14. But luckily my local guitar shop we'd go to here (in Sydney Australia) , the salesman/tech would always throw me on any guitar in the store and just say play anything mate just play .! And he'd take the time to teach me riffs and jam with my mate and I.. Haven't seen that salesman in years but thanks Charlie you were a legend
Dagan “ I’m not a bass player “ , then kills it . Could listen to this lad talk/play guitars all day !.
Sitting here waiting for Hysteria on bass... Breaths again at the end
I've done that one a couple of times, plus a few other Leppard riffs... Rock of Ages more often, Rock Rock Till You Drop, and Armageddon it, both many times (probably too many), but Switch 625 is the only bass riff I've played in a store that got a random guitarist to join in. That was a good day.
It's an awesome riff but the potential for really screwing it up is very real.
That thunder bird bass is a thing of beauty,
Sounds like crap tho, sorry xD
The biggest problem with the Gibson Thunderbird is that the Epiphone sounds better and is a third the price. Gibson have really dropped it with the T bird and Epiphone have really smashed it
"House of the rising sun"...that's what I play, and continue to play it until I get it right...and then I might decide to buy a guitar some day.
No poorly played Sweet Child O mine intro?
I guess time has changed. GnR is no longer the thing for lads these days.
How s. About a BILLY STRINGS INTRO BILLY'S SO. GOSH DANG AMAZING I LOVE HIS PICKIN AND SINGING THE BESTEST DANG DUDE AROUND MORE UPLOAD S MOE BILLY'S MUSIC. PLEASE
I was thinking the same.
And when he mentioned Drop D I was sure it was gonna be Master of Puppets.
Used to be everyone's first Drop D when I was coming up
really!?? john mayers slow dancing, 1 of the most overplayed riffs??
damn u guys got cool guitar stores in the uk...
Ik that's what I was thinking
No shit !! Kids who actually know how to play... Challenging riff.
When I first started out, I played ‘sweet child o mine’ in a shop in Denmark Street in London, a customer looked at me, tutted and shook his head...... so I turned it up and played it again. People should play what the hell they like. 🤘🏼
We agree!
Back in 'the day' my chosen demo songs were the intro to Hotel California, Substitute and Painball Wizard.
Painball lolol. Very creative
Last time I was in a music store here in the US was over a year ago. I was playing an ESP M2 Custom Kirk Hammet signature model through a BOSS effects pedal display into a Rolland CUBE. I played Ain't Talking About Love and Unchained. Love to see the kids get a kick out of those tunes. I'm 50 by the way.
“My girlfriend is a huge fan of tool”
Hehe... hehehe
Thought the same!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
...Who's...?
A woman who likes Tool? Marriage material.
My girlfriend is a fan of huge tool 😏
What enter sandman is no longer played in guitar stores I WILL CHANGE THAT Mwuhaaaaaaaaaaaaa
_Slugs have four noses._
The worst is when 14 year olds play Metallica riffs with 10x more distortion than James Hetfield uses on a cheap solid state amp lol.
I lke to play Stairway to Heaven on the bass in music stores.Always good for a chuckle.
Great run down! Happy New Year, Dagan. Keep on keepin on.
One time I walked in to a guitar shop in Dublin, and someone was playing King Crimson’s “Fracture”. That’s not one you’ll find on a list like this ..!
I perked up when you got the thunderbird out, god I love that guitar
i'm 52 and a total gearhead and i've been to millions of guitar shops over the decades corporate and indie and i have never noticed any particular song being played more than any other. i personally think it's a bit of an urban myth. me myself i tend to default to 'DAY TRIPPER' simply because it's the first really complex lick i ever learned and i hammered on it til i got it (i was still a beginner).
btw "IT'S ALL MUSIC AND WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER" in his awesome northern english accent gotta love it could not have saud ut better myself!
This was very interesting to watch! Had been a while since I've been too a physical music store. The last big one closed down a couple of years ago in my city. I miss it now, seeing your video.
Wayne's World killed Stairway in shops. lol
no stairway! denied.
Wayne's World made that joke 30 years ago. If kids are listening to Zeppelin it's not from their older brothers or dads- it's from their grandpas.
You just turned me into an old man in just a couple sentences.
My younger brother listen to my Led Zeppelin records, I’m f***ing 13 years old!
Sad old man noises
When I first started playing in early 90s the first riffs I learned were Smoke on the Water and Ironman... super easy, and super fun to play
12:49 We pronounce it as "skiz-um" in the U.S. Also, the album is called 'Lateralus' (pronounced "latter-alice.")
Later Alice 😂
@@MacySpitfire Must be the same as aluminum instead of aluminium 😂😂
Don’t worry Dagan if I’m ever in PMT I’ll make sure to play unchained
Please do!
As a bassist, I knew Schism and Higher Ground was definitely on the list for us, since Schism is easily the most unique and simple bass lines to play and Higher Ground being easy to learn for slapping. And the fact that I DID play them myself when I started out but realized soon that everyone knows it's overplayed lol
Also, I didn't expect Dagan doesn't know how to slap! I watched his presentation on the GT-B1 because I wanted to buy it. He seems well versed in music so I'd thought he'd dabble with bass as well!
The pinch of salt disclaimer was definitely something I needed to hear. I am for sure not a beginner but I am so terrified of playing in guitar stores, this will help me a bit. Thank you!
So true. And I truly appreciate the fun Dagon had this with list with the intent to encourage people to just play whatever you want and play it loud and proud! People just plain want you to enjoy your instrument and and join the craft!
I spent 10 years working in guitar shops and it is true, Stairway is not overplayed. However, in the shops I worked in, young customers repeatedly played Sweet Child of Mine & Master of Puppets, while most old customers played Blackbird by the Beatles.
ok but like that honorable mentions transitions were so good; and you are correct, i play mainly old school and all the employees get hyped when ever i play pearl jam
I remember a year ago in early 2020 where everything wasn't shut down yet. I went to a music store, found a cool expensive guitar, plugged it in and played Greensleeves.
I used to love going to guitar stores - especially when I was younger - it was such a treat. But I’d never know what to play when I got there ha. Now it’s not so much of a big deal as there aren’t many stores really. But when I do find one I enjoy it much more, I just go for it, thankfully my playing is a lot better than it was ha.
Last time I played in a shop I played "Shakin all over" & "20th Century Boy"
The Guy in the shop was really impressed and started singing!
Geez, Russell Brand! I love your movies!
My iconic song in PMT Romford when in was in the old location back in the early 2010's, I would bang out one direction and sing it in store. I also did the deeds of sins and played every song down the list of forbidden songs and I had to walk back with a packet of biscuits haha
I'm not sure if they hung out one of my legendary CV's too, I still have them somewhere, but they were special! ooh I miss being a teenager. I had so much fun in those stores and I have spent most of my money on guitars and keyboards since I started working even though I'm suppose to be saving to move out :)
No SRV on this list. Can’t wait to go to guitar center.
When I first went into my local music store to try out a bass I played Strutter, Black Diamond and Kickstart my Heart ^^
I love your taste in Music, Strutter was what got me into Rock, and i love KISS and Motley Crue
thanks I'm gonna learn them all and play them back to back
there's actually no way fleetwood mac beats led zeppelin in the eyes of new guitarists
Wayne’s World did suggest Stairway was often played in stores but the film is 29 years old, times have changed!
Just watched this and as a bass player and funk lover feel like I need to make sure that people know Higher Ground was written by Stevie Wonder. Now, no doubt everyone knows Red Hot Chili Pepper's iconic version and Flea's awesome bass line, but in the original, the bass lick is actually a Moog.
Hell Yeahhhhh!
spit coffee on my keyboard at "my girlfriend is a big fan of Tool"
I really appreciate the note about anxiety while playing in a guitar shop. There's always some dude shredding and I really struggle to groove because I'm playing outside of my bedroom for once!
Try to jam with other guitar players. You will see that everyone makes mistakes. Nothing to worry about!
I think you're spot on about the fact that Zepps getting older, but also I think everyone got the memo from Wayne's World
The only time I ever got a compliment in a guitar store was when I was playing everlong. don't be shy in guitar stores, rock out!
Hmm the first riff that i learned was smoke on the water 2 years ago when i started playing guitar but the first whole song that i learned was Lick it up by kiss that was my riff when i were in guitar stores. But now it’s almost anything from Cinderella or any of the old metal bands from the 80’s like Lizzy Borden, autograph, quiet riot, White lion, twisted Sister or Yngwies old stuff from eclipse and those albums with real songs.
✨🤘✨
I never learned the one string version of Iron Man. I didn't even know there was one until now. I learned to play it with two finger power cords. It was the first song I learned to play all the way through.
I think you’ve been playing the song wrong then because only the verse is played with power chords. During the chorus when ozzy starts singing iommi isn’t playing power chords he’s just playing single notes.
The irony is, that this is one of the 8 most popular guitar video ideas, to put on you tube
Aye I’ve heard your bird loves the tool 😂😂🤦♂️
When you play stairway to heaven with that crunchy, bright, trebly, cutting, edge of breakup borderline overdriven like that.. All I could think of was The Pretenders
Guitar Center employee: NO STAIRWAY
Steve Terreberry: I'M PLAYING SPIRIT
Guitar Center employee: Oh
For an acoustic song, There is love by one of the guys from Peter , Paul and Mary. I think it is Paul by himself. Pretty good.
The wedding song is what I was talking about. Noel Paul Stookey is the singer. Beautiful acoustic guitar arrangement.
But then, is that a song heard a lot in a guitar store? That was the theme of your other video for electric guitar. But it’s a nice song still.
When I went into a Guitar Center the other day to get a new guitar rig, I tested it out with Morbid Angel's "Damnation."
I may have played the chorus riff to Scorpions "Rock You Like a Hurricane" once...
I am not sure why....but I feel slightly attacked!!!
I do and I asked him to film this! :) Thanks for watching !
I would listen to any of these songs again if it meant I can be in a guitar store the way we all used to
I've wanted for years to learn how to play guitar, because of one player and one song in particular: Terry Kath and his riffs & solo on 25 Or 6 To 4.
Back in the day I tried so hard for a few years and just sucked at playing the guitar. I never had lessons and just got stuck and could not get better. Now with RUclips there is enough information I think I could have gotten over the hump. I have learned so much from RUclips in other in devours. Let that be a lesson, use the internet for good not evil. Thanks for a fun video.
Love your vids Dagan. Cheers from Texas.
The first riff I played when I was looking for my first real guitar was Wipe Out. Don't know if anyone looked funny at me or not as I was so absorbed in the guitar
I went to a GC in Texas and there were a bunch of teenagers banging on guitars not really playing anything recognizable. I got a Charvel off the wall and plugged into their BOSS display and dialed in and played Damage Inc by Metallica including the leads and next thing you know I had an audience. It felt good. I'm a washed up80s metal guitar player.
I play this charming man at guitar stores.
But its not that hard once you get the timing down and practice it for 2 months everyday.
Yesterday I went to a guitar store and I tested out an amp for the first time I was so nervous to play my foot was shaking looking back I know I shouldn't have been but I was, when I played that Epiphone on the Boss Katana the sound just made me smile when I played the Wherever I May Roam riff and Symphony of Destruction. Ended up buying the boss Katana amp and now looking to upgrade my guitar possibly getting a Bronze Series Warlock and upgrading the Humbuckers to possible KH Bone breakers!
I feel personally attacked by this list.
Seeing Muse: Psycho on the list caught me off guard because Im 100% guilty of overplaying it after figuring out the song on bass haha. Muse has some great songs for building pinky strength (psycho & reapers are good examples)
can’t stop addicted to the shindig
Grinning when he starts playing The Chain!
I finally got my first Kramer! And it was the Illusionist custom graphic 84 just what I wanted! I love it!
Honorable mention on bass, Big Bottom - Spinal Tap
LOL your "honorable mention" is pretty much my whole set when riff'n around in a guitar store LOL
The amount that thunderbird suits you is *Shocking*
I played the bass ballad in Orion by Metallica in the store and suddenly I hear someone on the guitar play the harmony. It was awesome.
I like the Little Wing solo
Well, I've been popping into guitar store since the 1970s and I've never heard anybody play Stairway to Heaven.
I have gotten more comfortable playing in front of people but early on I was terrified of being judged in guitar stores, I played the intro to hysteria and followed it up with napalm in the morning and it was well received
Tbh. as a bass player striking those 3 riffs gives me a pretty good idea of the guitar- they cover playing down the neck, up the neck, slap, pick... summed up they also cover all strings (I'd probably go for a different slap song. Forget me nots by Patrice Rushen for example)
Great video, many people are intimidated playing guitars in music stores & not just because the guys that work in these shops are pretty tasty on guitar but if you only know 3 chords or none it doesn't matter because we've all gotta start somewhere & these music shop guys know this, so my advice is just have a go & bollox to what anyone else thinks
Im about to visit a guitar store, but before I get there I'd love to watch an updated version of this list for 2022.
Please make it!
Only this time try to find 10 songs that may be not overplayed in guitar stores but quite often to be heard.
I always play the Top Gun Anthem by Harold Faltermeyer & Steve Stevens :D
You can sleep soundly knowing my roommate, aged 22, recently picked up the guitar and the first thing he learned after the basic chords was Stairway. I've unfortunately had to listen to the learning process of it lol!
In 98' or 99' I went to Dusseldorf for company business. I was missing playing so I stopped in a guitar store, sat alone in the amp room, and began playing stuff my band was currently covering - AIC, STP, and probably some Smashing Pumpkins. The door opened to the guitar lesson rooms and one of the instructors approached me. I thought I was in trouble. He said, "You must be American because nobody comes in here and plays those songs." We talked as he kept watching and listening to me play. He enjoyed hearing something different for once.
F1? Did the BBC use The Chain when broadcasting F1 back in the day in Great Britain?
Personally I only remember that guitar-focused intro which FOA used until 2002, man that thing rocked.
They did indeed.. Introduced a lot of people to Fleetwood Mac whilst checking out who it was by
That Kramer made me sooo happy. Awesome!
I calling on all guitar store guitar heroes to arpeggiate "House Of The Rising Sun" on your next visit to honor The Animals guitarist Hilton Valentine on his recent passing. This is the grand daddy of all guitar store anthems. This is the tune your father and his father before him played when they abused to-die-for vintage guitars in 1960s guitar shops.
I’m surprised Unholy Confessions by Avenged Sevenfold didn’t make the list! I feel like every time I walk into a Guitar Center, I hear it at least once.
Your right hands down
Makes sense, it's a great heavy riff that's not very hard to play if you slow it down a bit
I nearly got thrown out of Gamlins in Cardiff in my early 20s for playing the bass riff to Phantom of the Opera about 30 million times
Ayy someone else from Cardiff here
@@happyghost6980 Ponty but close enough :)
Uuuh. That is extravagant and I would absolutely love that if someone did that.
I feel like can't stop deserved a second mention on bass.
Happy new year, thanks for all the laughs