Unrelated to this video, but here's a funny joke I came up with: Me: What's your favorite guitar brand? Date: G&L Me: *mouth full of McNuggets* No, you can only choose one
Music is Win hey Tyler, since you seem to have enjoyed this video a lot, maybe you could do our favourite riffs any time soon? Keep up the good work, I love your content
Killing in The Name - 0:54 Under a Glass Moon - 1:22 The Lick ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) - 2:59 Goose - 3:11 La Grange - 4:23 Life in The Fast Lane - 4:33 Purple Haze - 4:54 For the Love of God - 5:21 One - 5:55 Any John Mayer Lick - 6:14 Cliffs of Dover - 6:54 Lil Wayne Live - 7:13 La Grange (again) - 7:38 Spirit of the Radio - 8:34 You're Gonna Pay - 9:30 Godzilla - 10:35 Funk 49 - 11:39 Nord VPN (best lick imo) - 12:39 Comfortably Numb - 14:40 Love? - 15:28 Ace of Wands - 15:53 Computer Blue - 16:30 Misty Mountain Hop - 16:55 Alive - 17:26 No Remorse - 18:08 Baby Please Don't Go - 18:52 Feisty Cadavers - 19:12 Enter Sandman - 19:51 Pride and Joy - 20:41 Lateralus - 21:20 Crazy Train - 22:27 Whole Lotta Rosie - 23:04 Feathers - 23:32 Reapers - 24:29 Reptile - 25:23 Breakdown - 26:06 The Forbidden Riff - 26:25
I'm a little lost with this joke, I love jazz and play a lot of jazz as well as a lot of metal, blues, rock and what not but I am just not understanding this joke, can someone spell it out for me?
@@ecyor_ sooo... The joke is he saw the title and just assumed that someone was gonna request “the lick?” How is that a joke? Let alone something to get nervous or sweat about
@@TheGoodGoat420 well, he does a fast pentantonic run at the end. So it can be considered as John's hardest solo. He wasnt really a technical player and when he shreds he's sloppy but sounds cool.
@@TheGoodGoat420 hahah yeah, I also can do it easily, when you know your pentantonic scale very well you can nail this solo perfectly. 21st Century its also one of those weird Frusciante's shred solos. Not as hard as on the league of lots of guitarists (dont want to mention them cause I think they could easily eat Frusciante technically and I love frusciante lmao), but it works pretty cool for his style 😂
It's so refreshing to just see a good player learn totally new things by ear, especially someone who's gone to freaking Berklee... Videos like these make me remember being good at guitar is just practice.
Here are some licks i think should've been in this video Periphery - it's only smiles intro Pantera - floods solo (the arpagios inthe beging) Ozzy Osbourne - no more tears solo
I don’t know why, but the full solo for No More Tears has always been my favorite. The way it starts slow and epic, then builds into a beautiful shred.
Suggestions for part 2: - Opening of ”Life” by Devin Townsend - The solo in ”Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush. Starts at 3:09 - The lick at 0:12 in ”Dead Mans Party” by Oingo Boingo - The main riff of ”Electric Sunrise” by Plini. Comes in at 1:08 - The intro to ”The Great Pretender” by Slash - The repeating lick in the solo of ”Dancing in the Moonlight” by Thin Lizzy. Comes in at 2:20 - 1:00 of ”Lingus” by Snarky Puppy - Intro of ”Hollow Years” by Dream Theater
Some suggestions for a Part 2 - Main riff from Young Lust by Pink Floyd - Main riff or solo from Livin’ On the Edge - Aerosmith - Solo from Radio/Video - System of a Down (The part when they go “La la la la”, it's just so fun to play and it honestly makes you want to dance) - Intro riff from U&I or intro and verse riff to No Thank You! from K-On! (Even though it’s from an anime the guitar work in all those songs are freaking awesome) - Main riff from Southern Man - Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Intro riff to Gasoline - Audioslave
The cliffs of dover melody literally made my jaw drop. Used to always play guitar hero as a kid (from like 6-10) and that is the first time I've heard it since then (like 10 years). I'm a fairly new 'real' guitar player but I absolutely can't wait to learn that. It most definitely is one of the best melodies ever written and I'm sorry I didn't rediscover it sooner. Thank you
Wow, you played all those riffs masterfully. well, aside from the lil Wayne one of course. Humbling to see how even experienced players like yourself have a ways to go
This is a great concept. The solonat the end of BTBAM- Selkies:the infinite obsession has always given me the warm and fuzzies, especially the ending arpeggio sequence. Keep up the cool content man. Enjoying the the hell out of it
As someone who is less than a week into learning guitar, but 25 years into an appreciation of musicians (especially guitarists), it’s insane to me how easily you can play these from just listening to them a couple times tops. Super impressive, love your videos
So, was Nord VPN hanging out at NAMM this year? I believe it is no coincidence that just weeks after NAMM, all my favorite guitar youtubers have had some kind of sponsorship break for Nord. 😂😂
@@joshfike6464 They had bad actors logged in to one of their servers for over a month and didn't tell anyone. That the hackers got nothing is immaterial. Nord behaved shady AF
Had a lot of fun going through and learning bunch of these for fun. I gotta say, that guy who recommended funk #49 was so right, it's easy but sooo fun to play.
Just want to say Tyler that your playing and dedication to guitar playing really inspires me to keep practicing and playing. Thanks man for your videos. Really, I should be so much better. I have been playing for 21 years, and have plateaued 😵. All I find myself doing is the same ole riffs and songs I have always played with a few new ones here and there. But again thanks.
I wish I’d seen your tweet! My favourite licks are: Joe Satriani - Satch Boogie: 0:52-1:01 Paul Gilbert - The Curse of Castle Dragon: 0:50-0:58 Paul Gilbert - Eudaimonia Overture: 0:58-1:09 John Petrucci - Glasgow Kiss: 2:17 (Holds a special place in my heart as a Glaswegian myself!) John Petrucci - Terminal Velocity: 4:37 Megadeth - Lucretia: 2:26 Steve Vai - Building the Church: 3:08 Sorry 😬
The thing I love about this video is it makes me realize as a guitar player (beginner), that no riff ever comes without practice. You fast forwarding so much while your playing to learn the riffs, and you’ve been playing for wayyyyy longer than I have, makes me appreciate the endless war with learning. This video was very eye opening in the most subtle way. Love your vids man, you inspire me to keep playing!
If you decide to do a part 2, please do the end solo of Drive Home by Steven Wilson. One of Guthrie Govan’s best solos, more of an emotional climax than a display of technicality.
All of the solo from Six - All That Remains All of the breakdown and solo from Monsters - Matchbook Romance Stayed up all weekend for about 3 weeks trying to master these Dope bro
So, do you have guitar picks strewn about your whole studio? I can't imagine you have been able to recover all of them from your pick flick signature sign offs lol. Especially with that creepy mouth monster living in your floor 😂
It's interesting to see you work through each lick and figure it out. It also made me realize why I'm so bad at guitar. I'll spend 53 seconds trying a lick and give up until I decide to pick up the guitar a month later.
Dude I admire you for how much you know. And the ear training you have. I’m working on that part as we speak, but you just blow my mind on how much knowledge you have. All I can say is wow.
Aw man, I wanted to hear Tyler do that run right after the chords in Feathers by Coheed and Cambria. That part sounds so cool (and so hard for my hands to do!)
I have a couple of favorites from Cruel Little Number by Jeff Healey: Intro - 0:00-0:14 (short, sweet and in your face) Solo - 2:16-2:48 (starts sort of simple but ramps up into a nice spine tingling finish) Makes me sad that Jeff doesn't get the love he rightly deserves. The man was blind but could make his guitar sing better then most people who weren't and a lot of those licks are some of the tastiest my ears have been fed.
This is the first time commenting on one of your videos. I love the way you ended the video! Adding that somehow by playing the forbidden riff caused the "something has gotten into my guitar" tying the VPN plug was genius! I love your videos and have been watching for about 3 years now. DISCLAIMER: I do not play guitar, I had a kramer once, bought in Abu Dabi in 1995. Had to sell it because I was down on my luck a few years ago. Thank you again for a great video Tyler!
Intro lick to Get It On by Kingdom Come. Intro lick to See You On the Other Side by Ozzy Osbourne. Outro lick to Tai-Shan by Rush. Blues Train Chug and Shred Train Chug from the movie Crossroads by Rye Cooder and Steve Vai. Intro riff DOA by Van Halen. Lead solo Hail To the King by Avenge Sevenfold. Take your pick.
I WISH I SAW THIS TWEET. Would have requested the first solo in the four horsemen from metallica. Kirk can't play it anymore, but its so full of awesomeness and the high bend he pulls off before he starts shredding his ass off gets me every time! Edit: Spellcheck.
The opening licks to Smoke On Water? Oh, too late to request? Dadgummit! But seriously, huge fan of all your stuff, Tyler. You’re one of those amazing players who can quickly figure out a riff or solo AND remember it after your first or second pass thru. Great video! On a side note, I have an old buddy (Last name is O’Donnell, we called him OD) who’s like that, too. OD, his father and his brother are all amazing guitarists, have played in several “almost made it” bands, and know lots of famous players in LA and Chicago. He was so much fun to play with, because I could generally play the chords and he did all the hard stuff. OD also turned me, on to Eric Johnson and we went to see him play at the old Hard Rock Cafe in Uptown Dallas, TX. Awesome show. And always a good time with that dude.
Unrelated to this video, but here's a funny joke I came up with:
Me: What's your favorite guitar brand?
Date: G&L
Me: *mouth full of McNuggets* No, you can only choose one
A for effort
I didn’t get it😪
@@smitapawah4236 G&L is one brand. If that helps. Then the mouth full of nuggets is to get a visual in your head to make the joke funnier.
Music is Win hey Tyler, since you seem to have enjoyed this video a lot, maybe you could do our favourite riffs any time soon? Keep up the good work, I love your content
Popular guitar RUclipsr arrested for grand larson
Killing in The Name - 0:54
Under a Glass Moon - 1:22
The Lick ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) - 2:59
Goose - 3:11
La Grange - 4:23
Life in The Fast Lane - 4:33
Purple Haze - 4:54
For the Love of God - 5:21
One - 5:55
Any John Mayer Lick - 6:14
Cliffs of Dover - 6:54
Lil Wayne Live - 7:13
La Grange (again) - 7:38
Spirit of the Radio - 8:34
You're Gonna Pay - 9:30
Godzilla - 10:35
Funk 49 - 11:39
Nord VPN (best lick imo) - 12:39
Comfortably Numb - 14:40
Love? - 15:28
Ace of Wands - 15:53
Computer Blue - 16:30
Misty Mountain Hop - 16:55
Alive - 17:26
No Remorse - 18:08
Baby Please Don't Go - 18:52
Feisty Cadavers - 19:12
Enter Sandman - 19:51
Pride and Joy - 20:41
Lateralus - 21:20
Crazy Train - 22:27
Whole Lotta Rosie - 23:04
Feathers - 23:32
Reapers - 24:29
Reptile - 25:23
Breakdown - 26:06
The Forbidden Riff - 26:25
Classic mistake. The Spirit of Radio.
I love no remorse
Kill em all
JoacoAbrego YOUR A CHAMP BLESS YOUR THUMBS
Omfg thank you so much
Noooo no Glasgow kiss
I like how he even got lil wayne's pristine guitar technique down on that solo
He's probably watched Stevie ts video about it million times xD
Steven Z unpopular opinion, his technique was garbage but it lowkey is catchy
@@aaronlusher288 it is legit catchy tho
@@aaronlusher288 probably because of how repeatable it is
Those microtonal bends are so subtle and not easy to replicate. Lil Wayne taught this technique to John Mayer
Can't believe he played legendary lil wayne's solo so perfectly.
He looks like he could be Steven Crowder’s musical little brother
He does
You should be able to play Stairway to Heaven in a guitar store. Prove me wrong.
Lmao 😂
Hahaha bro i just spat my beer everywhere
Joe B careful before you end up on crowder confronts and have to run away
Looking for Adam Neely's comment: I've been summoned
Me a jazz musician: sees title
_Sweats nervously_
oh god...... the l i c c
I'm a little lost with this joke, I love jazz and play a lot of jazz as well as a lot of metal, blues, rock and what not but I am just not understanding this joke, can someone spell it out for me?
@@thrawl just look up “the lick”
@@ecyor_ sooo... The joke is he saw the title and just assumed that someone was gonna request “the lick?” How is that a joke? Let alone something to get nervous or sweat about
@@thehighboy7361 didn’t say it was funny lol. The lick is just a popular jazz meme
12:06 the Lee Anderton lick lol
It's spreading haha!
The Captain's signature lick
The Leeck
Yessir
EVERY. FUCKING. TIME
The end of the Dani California solo when frusciante starts absolutely shredding
most of the "shred" sound actually comes from the wah pedal. That gives mediocre players like me a sense of hope
dleifteH semaJ I always really enjoyed the solo to She’s Only 18. Simple but I just really love it
@@TheGoodGoat420 well, he does a fast pentantonic run at the end. So it can be considered as John's hardest solo. He wasnt really a technical player and when he shreds he's sloppy but sounds cool.
@@madden7732 if thats his hardest solo, I'm in pretty good shape lol. I absolutely love the solo of Aeroplane tho. Dave Navarro was awesome
@@TheGoodGoat420 hahah yeah, I also can do it easily, when you know your pentantonic scale very well you can nail this solo perfectly. 21st Century its also one of those weird Frusciante's shred solos. Not as hard as on the league of lots of guitarists (dont want to mention them cause I think they could easily eat Frusciante technically and I love frusciante lmao), but it works pretty cool for his style 😂
It's so refreshing to just see a good player learn totally new things by ear, especially someone who's gone to freaking Berklee...
Videos like these make me remember being good at guitar is just practice.
He went to berklee???
@@by7212, yes he is a Berklee graduate.
It’s like a visual representation of listening to the dooo try and play a song he’s never played just by listening to it
Berklee? Dang tootn. Thats mighty fine.
"Kirk was one of the first to blend blues and metal."
Tony Iommi: "Am I a fucking joke to you?"
Yes
He said "one of the first". Not "the first". Meaning that statement is still correct. Learn to listen and understand, not just listen.
@@ThorsShadow learn sarcasm, man. It was a simple joke. Chill.
We should’ve made him play the opening to The Brain Dance by Animals as Leaders.
Or anything by Sarah Longfield
Yo that's what I suggested on Twitter lol
i don't think he would have a lot of trouble learning that
It would probably be game over if we gave him some thumping part lol
Oh god, I've learned that and it's... Oh god.
7:26 Ah, finally, a guitar lick I can play
Here are some licks i think should've been in this video
Periphery - it's only smiles intro
Pantera - floods solo (the arpagios inthe beging)
Ozzy Osbourne - no more tears solo
I would love to see him play it’s only smiles. That song is so gooood
I thought I could play it's only smiles. Turned out I was wrong
Love spreads stone roses
Ozzy's Devil's Daughter (Holy war) solo is also badass
parlor mob - everything you are breathing for
I don’t know why, but the full solo for No More Tears has always been my favorite. The way it starts slow and epic, then builds into a beautiful shred.
My favorite is always gonna be the intro to Plug In Baby by Muse.
I can't honestly pick a favorite lick! They are all just too good.
Same, I’ve gotten too used to just using my fingers
ok but 46 & 2
I like 0 3 5 and also the lick
Lil Wayne's is the best lol
Suggestions for part 2:
- Opening of ”Life” by Devin Townsend
- The solo in ”Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush. Starts at 3:09
- The lick at 0:12 in ”Dead Mans Party” by Oingo Boingo
- The main riff of ”Electric Sunrise” by Plini. Comes in at 1:08
- The intro to ”The Great Pretender” by Slash
- The repeating lick in the solo of ”Dancing in the Moonlight” by Thin Lizzy. Comes in at 2:20
- 1:00 of ”Lingus” by Snarky Puppy
- Intro of ”Hollow Years” by Dream Theater
Some suggestions for a Part 2
- Main riff from Young Lust by Pink Floyd
- Main riff or solo from Livin’ On the Edge - Aerosmith
- Solo from Radio/Video - System of a Down (The part when they go “La la la la”, it's just so fun to play and it honestly makes you want to dance)
- Intro riff from U&I or intro and verse riff to No Thank You! from K-On! (Even though it’s from an anime the guitar work in all those songs are freaking awesome)
- Main riff from Southern Man - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
- Intro riff to Gasoline - Audioslave
Fuck I love Young Lust, such a perfect embodiment of classic rock.
@@eldenboi8354 Yeah man, it's definitely one of my favourite Floyd songs. The riff is so good and the bass in it is funky as hell
I suggest the intro to saucy by Polyphia.
This song as well ruclips.net/video/ib-SqQzl6eU/видео.html
I’m sad no System of a Down was included in this he needs to do episodes to this.
The cliffs of dover melody literally made my jaw drop. Used to always play guitar hero as a kid (from like 6-10) and that is the first time I've heard it since then (like 10 years). I'm a fairly new 'real' guitar player but I absolutely can't wait to learn that. It most definitely is one of the best melodies ever written and I'm sorry I didn't rediscover it sooner. Thank you
For part two: The intro to Everything Evil by Coheed and Cambria
Kyle Maloney boy i got a podcast for you ruclips.net/video/c3YlnnxhHpU/видео.html
Oh my god yes, I fucking love Coheed and Cambria, best band ever, hands down
15:43 THAT 7 STRING SOUNDS INSANE. DAMN YOU @Music Is Win FOR GIVING THAT PRS THE TONE OF A LION ON STEROIDS
Wow, you played all those riffs masterfully. well, aside from the lil Wayne one of course. Humbling to see how even experienced players like yourself have a ways to go
This is a great concept. The solonat the end of BTBAM- Selkies:the infinite obsession has always given me the warm and fuzzies, especially the ending arpeggio sequence. Keep up the cool content man. Enjoying the the hell out of it
Play 0 3 5
Bro, play something else
it's at the end
That's too hard
So... Lateralus?
Rudy Ayoub
As someone who is less than a week into learning guitar, but 25 years into an appreciation of musicians (especially guitarists), it’s insane to me how easily you can play these from just listening to them a couple times tops. Super impressive, love your videos
Probably already been commented - It's "The Spirit of Radio" by Rush, *not* Spirit of the Radio.
Classic mistake. I think everyone’s done it lol.
The flick of the arm and the “moving along” after every lick
So, was Nord VPN hanging out at NAMM this year? I believe it is no coincidence that just weeks after NAMM, all my favorite guitar youtubers have had some kind of sponsorship break for Nord. 😂😂
Its January and February, those are historically bad months for youtubers
Weren't Nord VPN the ones that had giant security breaches not too long ago. I wouldn't trust it man.
iDemandU90 they had a breach in 2018, but it didn’t contain passwords, usernames, or anything super sensitive like that
@@joshfike6464 They had bad actors logged in to one of their servers for over a month and didn't tell anyone.
That the hackers got nothing is immaterial. Nord behaved shady AF
Verge of unsubbing for the Nord VPN sponsorship.
Had a lot of fun going through and learning bunch of these for fun. I gotta say, that guy who recommended funk #49 was so right, it's easy but sooo fun to play.
Just want to say Tyler that your playing and dedication to guitar playing really inspires me to keep practicing and playing. Thanks man for your videos. Really, I should be so much better. I have been playing for 21 years, and have plateaued 😵. All I find myself doing is the same ole riffs and songs I have always played with a few new ones here and there. But again thanks.
Just skirted over that starless request LOL
one of these days we'll be able to talk about king crimson without getting a strike, I hope
12:07
Now I gotta cut loose
Footloose, kick of the sunday shoes😂
Was about to comment the same thing
I wish I’d seen your tweet! My favourite licks are:
Joe Satriani - Satch Boogie: 0:52-1:01
Paul Gilbert - The Curse of Castle Dragon: 0:50-0:58
Paul Gilbert - Eudaimonia Overture: 0:58-1:09
John Petrucci - Glasgow Kiss: 2:17 (Holds a special place in my heart as a Glaswegian myself!)
John Petrucci - Terminal Velocity: 4:37
Megadeth - Lucretia: 2:26
Steve Vai - Building the Church: 3:08
Sorry 😬
He needs to play the sweep chorus riff of 40oz by polphia
Or the opening to O.D
Or just any polyphia song, god i love polyphia
Id like to see him play the lick at the end of the intro to goose, thatd be badass
FAX literally anything polyphia
The thing I love about this video is it makes me realize as a guitar player (beginner), that no riff ever comes without practice. You fast forwarding so much while your playing to learn the riffs, and you’ve been playing for wayyyyy longer than I have, makes me appreciate the endless war with learning. This video was very eye opening in the most subtle way. Love your vids man, you inspire me to keep playing!
I have admit it
You nailed the lil Wayne solo from technique to tone
Dear mr. Fantasy intro is awesome. (Also both solos in the song are epic)
intro riff of Electric Gypsy by Andy Timmons
Two of my favorite licks: the main guitar riff to 25 Years by Harper Blynn and Kamelot's intro on Forever.
If you decide to do a part 2, please do the end solo of Drive Home by Steven Wilson. One of Guthrie Govan’s best solos, more of an emotional climax than a display of technicality.
Yessss
I’ve had the openin lick for life in the fast lane stuck in my head for days and this finally reminded me what it is
That evil lick at 2:22 from Opeth's Master's Apprentices.
Such a musically and overall intelligent dude. Love you man!! you helped me in my guitar journey. Much respect Tyler
26:34 when your guitar-hero guitar breaks during a song
My favorite solo or guitar interlude of all time is Brighton Rock by Queen.
You’re making The Spirit of Radio too hard xD but I’m glad at least one Rush song was acknowledged. ❤️
All of the solo from Six - All That Remains
All of the breakdown and solo from Monsters - Matchbook Romance
Stayed up all weekend for about 3 weeks trying to master these
Dope bro
One of my favs is the intro to Jason Richardson's solo in polyphia's nasty.
Didn’t reply to the tweet in time but the person who asked for the No Remorse solo is officially my new favorite person
i played a sink in my school play
Did you knock on the door and everyone said, let that sink in...
Mark Byrd ...
It’s not cool to plug yourself.
everything but the kitchen
Good for you.
love the jon mayer and la grange lick there tyler - thanks for bein awesome
In polyphia they use a lot of hybrid picking so that riff may have been easier using that
The very opening of Luminescence - Erra and also when the second guitar comes in at about eight seconds always hits different when it comes up.
“I can hardly hear that” - Proceeds to shred like it’s no big deal. Amazing
The Lil Wayne Live Solo is just too good for this video
Intro Riff/main theme of "The Animal" by Steve Vai.
The last couple licks in the second solo of crossroads by Cream gets me everytime.
So, do you have guitar picks strewn about your whole studio? I can't imagine you have been able to recover all of them from your pick flick signature sign offs lol.
Especially with that creepy mouth monster living in your floor 😂
They're all sacrifices to the Lord of the Pick Dimension
Once you drop one, its gone for good.
My favourite lick is easily the main riff from peace sells. So catchy and heavy
I’m surprised no one said soothsayer opening by Buckethead
Soothsayer is easy to learn up until the solo then you’re doomed lol
5:13 on the comfortably numb solo there’s a lick that always makes me happy
It's interesting to see you work through each lick and figure it out. It also made me realize why I'm so bad at guitar. I'll spend 53 seconds trying a lick and give up until I decide to pick up the guitar a month later.
Dude I admire you for how much you know. And the ear training you have. I’m working on that part as we speak, but you just blow my mind on how much knowledge you have. All I can say is wow.
“That’s so old school Kirk” absolutely killed me. It was Dave.
No remorse was written by James and Lars
@@orav7951 nobody cares who wrote it, they were talking about who played it
@@forkenstein Kirk played all the solos on kill 'em all
That’s what I thought
@@Pyr0nEx the hell did I just read lmao
--- build up at the end of Technical Difficulties. Slay it my man!
why did nobody actually request G.O.A.T. That's the best song
Danplaysmusic tapping bridge part in nightmare tho
@some random guy well you're no fun eh?
@@keroflobs I'm just disappointed I didnt get to see his attempt at GOAT
some random guy Well, it’s not the hardest Polyphia song. Honestly, even Champagne is harder than G.O.A.T. but it is one of the funnest parts.
Danplaysmusic I like seeing everyone’s attempt at G.O.A.T.
Aw man, I wanted to hear Tyler do that run right after the chords in Feathers by Coheed and Cambria. That part sounds so cool (and so hard for my hands to do!)
You should learn Keith Urban’s solo in his cover of the Beatles song “Don’t let me down” that he did with John Mayer. Melodic as hell.
Glad someone said Coheed and Cambria. Thumbs up for playing it.
Pantera-floods solo and outro
You’ve got a great ear, my man! Thanks for this video. Shows me where to improve. Cheers, Richard from Paris
the way you pronounce la'grange is like fingernails on a chalk board
I mean French wise it's _techncially_ right but... No one says it that way.
Excusez moi. What about
lateralus
How the fuck are others pronouncing it
@@akaThaJordan I'm trying to figure this out also wtf
@@akaThaJordan
Probably "la gray-nge"
I have a couple of favorites from Cruel Little Number by Jeff Healey:
Intro - 0:00-0:14 (short, sweet and in your face)
Solo - 2:16-2:48 (starts sort of simple but ramps up into a nice spine tingling finish)
Makes me sad that Jeff doesn't get the love he rightly deserves. The man was blind but could make his guitar sing better then most people who weren't and a lot of those licks are some of the tastiest my ears have been fed.
At pride and joy, he starts with 5 times the high e and the fifth on the B
Awesome hearing Lateralus. Really on point playing for so many genres.
"That bend that nobody hears in Comfortably Numb"
Guess people are getting deaf
My favorite solo is the one in Yellow Ledbetter, literally brings a tear to my eye every time.
Just now getting into PJ love McCreedy
The last solo Frusciante plays at the RHCP show at Slane Castle 2003 during Scar Tissue .... try to rep that tone maing...
The repeating arpeggiated part up the neck at the end of “Ki” by Devin Townsend is pretty neat (Open C)
"Better stop before I summon Adam Neely" LMAO
The pinch harmonics in the solo of Dogs by Pink Floyd never gets enough credit for being such a legendary lick.
You know it's a sin to call the first solo in Comfortably Numb "the Comfortably Numb solo"
Also this video is great :)
Correct, the “outro solo” is the most iconic
This is the first time commenting on one of your videos. I love the way you ended the video! Adding that somehow by playing the forbidden riff caused the "something has gotten into my guitar" tying the VPN plug was genius! I love your videos and have been watching for about 3 years now. DISCLAIMER: I do not play guitar, I had a kramer once, bought in Abu Dabi in 1995. Had to sell it because I was down on my luck a few years ago. Thank you again for a great video Tyler!
Idea:
The Human Abstract: holographic sight
At 1:16
Intro lick to Get It On by Kingdom Come.
Intro lick to See You On the Other Side by Ozzy Osbourne.
Outro lick to Tai-Shan by Rush.
Blues Train Chug and Shred Train Chug from the movie Crossroads by Rye Cooder and Steve Vai.
Intro riff DOA by Van Halen.
Lead solo Hail To the King by Avenge Sevenfold.
Take your pick.
For part two: The opening to Strife by Trivium
I WISH I SAW THIS TWEET. Would have requested the first solo in the four horsemen from metallica. Kirk can't play it anymore, but its so full of awesomeness and the high bend he pulls off before he starts shredding his ass off gets me every time!
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Before watching: I hope there’s some 90’s pop punk on here 😩
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every time i watch one of 5hose videos i get inspiration for new guitar riff and chord progressions
nothin'll ever beat that talk-boxy part on man in the box folks.
The best guitar riff still is Killing in the name of. No question.
I too wish I could have the power to fast forward practice sessions until I was able to play anything flawlessly
The opening licks to Smoke On Water? Oh, too late to request? Dadgummit!
But seriously, huge fan of all your stuff, Tyler. You’re one of those amazing players who can quickly figure out a riff or solo AND remember it after your first or second pass thru. Great video!
On a side note, I have an old buddy (Last name is O’Donnell, we called him OD) who’s like that, too. OD, his father and his brother are all amazing guitarists, have played in several “almost made it” bands, and know lots of famous players in LA and Chicago. He was so much fun to play with, because I could generally play the chords and he did all the hard stuff.
OD also turned me, on to Eric Johnson and we went to see him play at the old Hard Rock Cafe in Uptown Dallas, TX. Awesome show. And always a good time with that dude.
Hey what guitar is that you are playing, a PRS? What model?
One you can't afford so don't bother asking lol
Real answer from someone who isn’t salty: Looks like an S2 Custom 24
@@deathinslowmo You mean you can't afford it, u jealous?
Billy Gibbons pinch harmonics are also helped by his use of a ground down quarter for a pick.
Play the solo from surfing with the aliens plz
i had no clue that steve hackett existed but that ace of wands lick blew my mind. im now listening to voyage of the acolyte and its all i've wanted.
hard to go past "that riff" in Freebird at 8:12
Dude I'm gonna give you the award for most cool volume roll off of 2020