@@nicosalgan Feeder, QOTSA, Foo fighters and then the main event...and the best weather to top it off! Thanks man, I was so excited when I found out it had been recorded, I'm glad everyone gets to enjoy it now and will do for a very long time :)
@@y2kcurran I never knew that was the lineup before rhcp played, holy fucking shit that is legendary. I would actually sell my soul to have been around for that concert.
The 2003 performance at Slane Castle I think is a great example of when a band transcends into another realm while performing. Everything about that concert was just perfect. No wrong could be done and everyone was on point.
I'm not knocking it as it's one of if not my #1 favorite live DVD, but there is some tricky editing and enhancing and auto-tune on Anthony's voice, and perhaps some punch-ins for the DVD that weren't actually played live. Yes they were on point, yes it was other-worldly how awesome it was, but don't be naive to think it was COMPLETELY organic. Everyone "dolls up" for lack up a better term, their official DVD releases.
Michael: "I'm terrible at audiating" Also Michael: "You can hear he plays an A minor sus 4 going into a diminished triad on the 5th" Me: "I'm pretty sure he's playing a 6 string..."
I honestly feel like Frusciante doesn't get enough credit for his backup singing. He is a great guitarist over everything of course, but I feel his backup singing is such a huge part of the signature sound of RHCP. It is definitely one of the main things I miss in albums where is is absent.
Love to see some Frusciante here. Of all the rock guitarists, he's the one that I connect with on the deepest level. If you haven't yet, you should definitely checkout out all of his solo work. The Empyrean is a good place to start.
@@ReactarooSkidoo I couldn't possibly pick favorites, but Shadows Collide with People is the first solo work of his I heard way back when, so it's a very special one for me.
its an american... they believe that new york is their capital city too... without fresh blood from asia, europe or south america they would live again on trees...^^
I think it gets overlooked just HOW FREAKING GOOD John's harmonizing with Anthony and backing vocals are. It became such a key element to the band's sonic quality on this record and really peaked on the By The Way album, imo.
Personally... Hes a better singer than Anthony. John is truly not of this world. And Stadium Arcadium was Johns album. He reminded everyone who the best talented musician was in the band.
@@lraiolo I think it's fair to say Anthony is not a very good singer, but a phenomenal performer and frontman. John's definitely got the better voice and ear for harmonies and melodies.
I dont think he is underated at all. Anyone that has ever picked up a guitar loves frusciante. He is my favourite guitarist, in fact the reason i got my first guitar. Even if other guitarists dont love him as much as i do, everyone has so much respect for how good he is. So happy he is back with rhcp
You should check out the live version of “Don’t forget me” with Frusciante his rhythm and timing and the feel, atmosphere, color and texture he adds with effects is so mesmerizing!
Really enjoy you pausing to explain the theory of different segments, I've struggled to fully grasp theory but seeing you explain it through example really helps
RHCP at Slane Castle is the greatest musical performance of all time. Something about this show just makes it seem like it isn't on Earth but some fantastical rock and roll kingdom
And yet it was on earth and i somehow got to be there to witness it as a 13 year old. It was incredible. I'm so grateful i got to experience it and experience them at their absolute peak. So glad Frusciante is back with them now. Honestly cried with happiness when they announced that.
What I love about Frusciante and a lot of these reacts videos is that; for most of them they are in the ZONE with their playing. They're not thinking of theory but they're using it, they've basically internalized it so well that they're just in a flow state. You nail it with it's not crazy scales, crazy technique etc it's just about connection and grooves.
I was about 15 when I got this DVD, I had been just getting into RHCP, I immediately got my first guitar after that show. I'm 31 now and I still keep getting goosebumps when I see this concert. John coming back to the band is just a dream come true.
I usually hate these "whatever teacher reacts to", but you didn't sound like a guy just fanboying about the video, you actually play and explain it, and I ALWAYS wanted to understand that solo. Me and my friend love playing this and extending the solo jam, and I tend to change keys after I finish frusciante's solo
Holy crap. I went through a chili's kick about a week ago and thought "man, I'd love to see Michael Palmisano react to Calofornication from Slane!" You read my mind man! Deeply appreciated!
John Fruschiante at Slane is my favorite all time performance by a guitarist. Would love to see you react to other songs from this concert, John was on a different level this night. So many insane solos straight from the soul.
Michael you forgot to mention that bar of 6/8 or 3/4 they did in their improv Very smart way of doing it.. The ability John has to recognize flea is playing in groups of three and then plays a bar of 6/8 or 3/4 and then back to 4/4 SO AMAZING!
This was my first ever concert. I was 13, I'm in the DVD at the front as a kid and let me tell you, a memory I'll cherish forever. Good standard to set. There was a lot I remember they cut from the DVD, anyone wants to know anything feel free to ask!
gilerme nope. What you see on the dvd was exactly how it happened, with the exceptions of a few left out parts. They took a fairly long break from what I remember and Fruciante stayed out and played on his own. Maybe ten mins. The whole day was incredible, there was only one stage and the line up before them was PJ Harvey, then Queens of the Stone Age (Songs For The Deaf had just released, full classic line up there including Mark Lanegan), then Foo Fighters (All My Life was released earlier in the year and huge here in Ireland) and the Chilis came on at sunset. There were a lot of moments where the crowd was dancing and going crazy, and just stopped dead in awe at moments like the Flea/John improv. 80,000 people. Very special show, and even now when I’ve seen all the greats I’ve been able to, it still stands out.
The part that follows Throw Away Your Television is the unparalleled highlight of this show hands down. John's a damn superhero with the castle in the background.
“Hey, audience. You’re now clapping on 2 & 4, and ya didn’t even know it.” Good catch, Michael. I went to see RHCP in like ‘92 or so at a smallish venue, and the opening bands were Smashing Pumpkins and Pearl Jam.
@@NickP333 for sure. It would have been a complete different mindset! I’d love to see it again knowing what we know now. Though nothing can replace the first time I heard that raw live.
I know the song since 2007, when i heard it for the first time in a Scouts camp and I fell in love with it. I started playing guitar because of this song. I learned to play drumms because of this song. I attempted to play bass because of this song. I became interested in vocal singing because of this song. I fell in love with music because of it. I can play this song on every instrument that is present in the original release. I think I listened to it for thousands of times and the whole Slane Castle performance for hundreds of times, but just now I feel like I really understand the wholesome of the song. Thanks for disecting it! You are awesome!
I’ve learned this entire intro from tab and it’s the way John plays its live. Starts 3 5 3 low e, so I’m mind blown how you played it completely different
was hooked from the first vulfpeck REACT video, becoming one of my favorite channels! I mean hearing John/Flea sync up with the crowd clapping at the start is something I would never hear, so awesome.
The genius thing about the solo is that John picks up on the theme he set in the intro jam. Listen to the beginning of the intro and the solo. This performance is a masterpiece.
Absolute master performers. That intro is chilling. Great shirt too lol. U are also the final nail in the coffin that has made me buy a PRS so congratulations 👏 haha
I liked that you discussed his vocals. Something people tend to skip over unless they're really into his work. His vocal harmonies are often the most compelling thing about chili peppers songs IMO. The best vocal work is on his solo records.
One of the things to remember is that Frusciante improvs most of his live solos. If you listen to other live recordings such as the Live at Hyde Park album, you'll hear certain phrasing is the same but for the most part the solos and fills will be improvised. It's pretty wild! Frusciante is also a big fan of dissonance even going so far as doubling up his guitar slightly out of tune on album Stadium Arcadium. His chops allow him to really be about the "Feel".
He does variants every time - would love to see you cover a compilation of his Californiation solos and the ways he keeps the song alive after playing it over and over on tour lol
Their verse rhythm on Charlie is the best. Flea playing in 4/4 with chads drums moving along with the bass, then over the top Johns funky guitar playing in 3/4.
Just cause it blows your mind, doesn't mean you have to blow ours! Your music theory and note knowledge blows my mind and i've been performing for 35 years. Kudos to you...makes me miss my music grad classes!
I personally enjoy the deeper into the weeds you venture. I’m on a serious pursuit of how notes, both individually and in chordal structure relate to each other both theoretically and musically.
I don't know if you've ever messed with it, but on a guitar level, and especially as a teacher, the verse on Under the Bridge is truly a piece of musical work.
Your a bad ass man! Love the feel of this video. I’m way too far gone to relearn now. Been playing only what I see from tab or videos no music theory 1 5th flat seven over my head man. Why would the man upstairs give me the ability to play and not hear it...crazy. Loved it man !!
*I'm not a music theorist* but I believe that key change on the solo is called either secondary dominance or negative reharmonization. They used the A minor chord as a fulcrum, and teetered into the A major scale, landing on the vi (minor 6th) chord of this new key (F#m). The other chords in this section point to A major as the root until they switch back to A minor/C major literally with an A major chord to an A minor chord. Lots of music uses this trick for one or two chords in a progression, and make for chords that are tasteful but not as predictable. An interesting sound can come from keeping melodies in the original key while modulating keys in the chords underneath.
very cool harmonic move on the bridge -- what they did is go from the key of Am/C, to the key of F#m/A (after playing a Dm), so in other words, they went to the relative minor chord (F#m) as if the song was in Amaj the whole time, a very interesting harmonic development that I had never properly analyzed -- that's why when they splash back into Am, the Bm,D,A,E acts as a pivot dominant chord because the E chord then leads back to Am (which is actually a moment of harmonic minor although Frusciante doesn't play the G# he could've)
One of my favourite DVD concerts! Btw, this one is great but in my opinion another cool Californication intro is Permutation (live @Montreal 2006). It was released as a B side of Snow (Hey Oh)
Michael, please refer tonthe rhcp live jam called Permutation for another great example of the up/ down interplay between John and Flea. It's a B side off the Stadium Arcadium record, i believe. Great video, thank you.
It is, in my opinion that, The Red Hot Chili Pepper must tour hard in The United States when possible, after what we have, and are currently experiencing. We need their loud resounding relief.
Great video. I really love me some music theory, but what I like even more is when songs sort of break the "rules" and throw in things that don't quite fit, but they just sound so natural. First thing that comes to mind is Master of Puppets, the intro riff is sort of "chromatic" since it uses literally every note in an octave and then there is a missing 32nd note, during the verse but that too sounds totally natural. Also was recently watching a Rick Beato video with Syn Gates from Avenged Sevenfold talking about the Shepard of Fire solo, and how he does a parallel major/modal mixture things for just one note, which isn't "correct" according to music theory, but it sounds totally natural.
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There's a 16 year old me in that crowd losing my absolute shit, what a great day that was!
Holy fuck, often I say "Even though I'm a musician, I'd give my arm to be there with my current age"
Glad you were there dude
@@nicosalgan Feeder, QOTSA, Foo fighters and then the main event...and the best weather to top it off! Thanks man, I was so excited when I found out it had been recorded, I'm glad everyone gets to enjoy it now and will do for a very long time :)
@@y2kcurran I never knew that was the lineup before rhcp played, holy fucking shit that is legendary. I would actually sell my soul to have been around for that concert.
Lucky
Me too! I was 15 and lost a 100€ digital camera that had 8mpx 😃 Great times
Slane is and will forever be the best live show ever recorded, frusciante turned into Jesus over there
Idk if it beats Queen at Wembley but it’s still sooooo good
Debatable
J Helo Productions Hell nah The Song Remains the Same - Led Zeppelin is a better live show than this lol
Personally preferred Hyde park
slane is great, but have you watched live at la cigale?
The 2003 performance at Slane Castle I think is a great example of when a band transcends into another realm while performing. Everything about that concert was just perfect. No wrong could be done and everyone was on point.
I could watch this a thousand times over and never get sick of this. the band was absolutely on another planet
I'm not knocking it as it's one of if not my #1 favorite live DVD, but there is some tricky editing and enhancing and auto-tune on Anthony's voice, and perhaps some punch-ins for the DVD that weren't actually played live. Yes they were on point, yes it was other-worldly how awesome it was, but don't be naive to think it was COMPLETELY organic. Everyone "dolls up" for lack up a better term, their official DVD releases.
I Ayres. But, for me, the Hyde Park performance is the best perfomance
@@djjazzyjeff1232 Actually they played 2 more songs. One of them was Soul to Squeeze and John broke a string
djjazzyjeff123 i watched an unedited version of the same event and the vocals sound exactly the same, just a few word mistakes were edited
Michael:
"I'm terrible at audiating"
Also Michael:
"You can hear he plays an A minor sus 4 going into a diminished triad on the 5th"
Me:
"I'm pretty sure he's playing a 6 string..."
Lol
there is no such thing as an "AmSus4" because suspended chords are unique, they dont have major and minor tonality.
Legend
@@bayram00 bruh
@@bayram00 bruh
I honestly feel like Frusciante doesn't get enough credit for his backup singing. He is a great guitarist over everything of course, but I feel his backup singing is such a huge part of the signature sound of RHCP. It is definitely one of the main things I miss in albums where is is absent.
yeah he really lifts the chorus here...
John and Fleas connection is so strong it’s actually illegal in 37 states
I think it’s Only In Michigan
@@iforgotmyname2739 ESPECIALLY IN MICHIGAN....
Damn
@@Mike76528 someone explain lol
@@azzystillborne9125 If you have to ask, you'll never know...
Love to see some Frusciante here. Of all the rock guitarists, he's the one that I connect with on the deepest level. If you haven't yet, you should definitely checkout out all of his solo work. The Empyrean is a good place to start.
I love Curtains and Shadows Collide with People. He has an incredible body of work.
@@ReactarooSkidoo I couldn't possibly pick favorites, but Shadows Collide with People is the first solo work of his I heard way back when, so it's a very special one for me.
I think both albums are quite accessible if you are a music lover. Maybe not for people who stick to what's on the radio.
Couldn't agree more, One more of me, Central and Dark/Light are some of my favs off that album.
I second this. Although I think i prefer the Will to Death
Their sense of timing is indeed incredible. You could say they're...
Right On Time.
*gets coat*
Iiiitss riiiiigghht on tiihimmmeee
snap
RightOnTimeitsRightontimeItsRightontimeItsRightOntime
Iiiiiiittsss riiighttt ooon time, one shot..
Badum tsss
@@tortilladeharina4465 lmao
the crowd clapping switchup in the beginning is such a small detail but so cool
Says everything
@@Guitargate Another great example: ruclips.net/video/UinRq_29jPk/видео.html
“Polar bear” that’s a panda my man😂
its an american... they believe that new york is their capital city too... without fresh blood from asia, europe or south america they would live again on trees...^^
@@seelenwinter6662 "its?" Ur swingin from a tree now 🤣
Polar, panda, shoot, suit... COME ON MICHAEL GET IT TOGETHER!!
Michael Palmisano 👌👌🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣
@@Guitargate Read that in your voice and was not disappointed :D
I think it gets overlooked just HOW FREAKING GOOD John's harmonizing with Anthony and backing vocals are. It became such a key element to the band's sonic quality on this record and really peaked on the By The Way album, imo.
Agreed!! There's some isolation backing vocals of John on RUclips and they're mind blowing
Personally... Hes a better singer than Anthony. John is truly not of this world. And Stadium Arcadium was Johns album. He reminded everyone who the best talented musician was in the band.
@@lraiolo I think it's fair to say Anthony is not a very good singer, but a phenomenal performer and frontman. John's definitely got the better voice and ear for harmonies and melodies.
By the way was john’s baby
I dont think he is underated at all. Anyone that has ever picked up a guitar loves frusciante. He is my favourite guitarist, in fact the reason i got my first guitar.
Even if other guitarists dont love him as much as i do, everyone has so much respect for how good he is. So happy he is back with rhcp
Your understanding of the fretboard and how easily you pick out tones is absolutely incredible..
Chad Smith is not only a great drummer, he's also a badass pinball player who used to post-up and crush hi-scores at my old local.
Ernie Ernst Sir, this is a Wendy’s
It's cool people like that, that deserve to be famous
I loved him on Saturday Night Live. He was decent in Step Brothers too!
That makes so much sense
you mean Will Ferrell is a great drummer.
You should check out the live version of “Don’t forget me” with Frusciante his rhythm and timing and the feel, atmosphere, color and texture he adds with effects is so mesmerizing!
Literally the best
Their best live performance. It’s truly amazing energy
Don't forget me is one of the most underrated rhcp song.
Yes i agree
John playing Don't Forget Me at Cigale is one of the best pieces of music I've ever heard.
Really enjoy you pausing to explain the theory of different segments, I've struggled to fully grasp theory but seeing you explain it through example really helps
Great!!
RHCP at Slane Castle is the greatest musical performance of all time. Something about this show just makes it seem like it isn't on Earth but some fantastical rock and roll kingdom
And yet it was on earth and i somehow got to be there to witness it as a 13 year old. It was incredible. I'm so grateful i got to experience it and experience them at their absolute peak. So glad Frusciante is back with them now. Honestly cried with happiness when they announced that.
What I love about Frusciante and a lot of these reacts videos is that; for most of them they are in the ZONE with their playing. They're not thinking of theory but they're using it, they've basically internalized it so well that they're just in a flow state. You nail it with it's not crazy scales, crazy technique etc it's just about connection and grooves.
couldn't have said it better.
And that my friend is the goal, for me anyway as a musician.
I was about 15 when I got this DVD, I had been just getting into RHCP, I immediately got my first guitar after that show. I'm 31 now and I still keep getting goosebumps when I see this concert. John coming back to the band is just a dream come true.
Such a sick concert by them. Don't Forget Me during this concert is one of my favorite live performances of all time.
Same
I usually hate these "whatever teacher reacts to", but you didn't sound like a guy just fanboying about the video, you actually play and explain it, and I ALWAYS wanted to understand that solo. Me and my friend love playing this and extending the solo jam, and I tend to change keys after I finish frusciante's solo
i feel u bro
Same. I like this dude
So charming, whit a lot of knowledge
i like his fills during the songs and attitude
Holy crap. I went through a chili's kick about a week ago and thought "man, I'd love to see Michael Palmisano react to Calofornication from Slane!" You read my mind man! Deeply appreciated!
Just for you baby. Just for you!
John Fruschiante at Slane is my favorite all time performance by a guitarist. Would love to see you react to other songs from this concert, John was on a different level this night. So many insane solos straight from the soul.
Michael you forgot to mention that bar of 6/8 or 3/4 they did in their improv Very smart way of doing it.. The ability John has to recognize flea is playing in groups of three and then plays a bar of 6/8 or 3/4 and then back to 4/4 SO AMAZING!
This was my first ever concert. I was 13, I'm in the DVD at the front as a kid and let me tell you, a memory I'll cherish forever. Good standard to set. There was a lot I remember they cut from the DVD, anyone wants to know anything feel free to ask!
did they play anything twice?
gilerme why would they play something twice?
@@spookae sometimes when a band records a dvd, they play some songs twice for camera shots or some mistake
gilerme nope. What you see on the dvd was exactly how it happened, with the exceptions of a few left out parts. They took a fairly long break from what I remember and Fruciante stayed out and played on his own. Maybe ten mins. The whole day was incredible, there was only one stage and the line up before them was PJ Harvey, then Queens of the Stone Age (Songs For The Deaf had just released, full classic line up there including Mark Lanegan), then Foo Fighters (All My Life was released earlier in the year and huge here in Ireland) and the Chilis came on at sunset. There were a lot of moments where the crowd was dancing and going crazy, and just stopped dead in awe at moments like the Flea/John improv. 80,000 people. Very special show, and even now when I’ve seen all the greats I’ve been able to, it still stands out.
@@joshkane6417 any songs left out you remember?
John has the most dynamic playing style ever pure feel
The part that follows Throw Away Your Television is the unparalleled highlight of this show hands down. John's a damn superhero with the castle in the background.
That is one of the greatest live shots ever in my opinion, literally the castle fits perfectly in that shot
“Hey, audience. You’re now clapping on 2 & 4, and ya didn’t even know it.”
Good catch, Michael. I went to see RHCP in like ‘92 or so at a smallish venue, and the opening bands were Smashing Pumpkins and Pearl Jam.
Jesus what a line up! Jealous!
They're not though, they're clapping on every beat.
The things I would do now for that lineup.....
@@joshbrock6173 I’d love to see it over again knowing then what I know now. lol
@@NickP333 for sure. It would have been a complete different mindset! I’d love to see it again knowing what we know now. Though nothing can replace the first time I heard that raw live.
I’ve probably seen the Slane video at least 100 times, not once, have I ever realised what’s happening at 4:17 like you explained. Incredible 👌🏻
Same I always wondered why the change happened there
The stuff John does in "throw away your television" is truly awesome
One of my favorite jams! Been jamming out to this since 2004!!!
Same and it still brings tears of joy
I know the song since 2007, when i heard it for the first time in a Scouts camp and I fell in love with it.
I started playing guitar because of this song.
I learned to play drumms because of this song.
I attempted to play bass because of this song.
I became interested in vocal singing because of this song.
I fell in love with music because of it.
I can play this song on every instrument that is present in the original release.
I think I listened to it for thousands of times and the whole Slane Castle performance for hundreds of times, but just now I feel like I really understand the wholesome of the song.
Thanks for disecting it! You are awesome!
Attempted to play bass lol
This isnt just a reaction video, just like vocal teachers this is like a lesson along with a reaction. These are my FAV
Yesssss
By someone who actually understands music, not some goof just picking at the lyrics because they don’t know what’s going on.
Slane Castle and in particular this jam was the gateway drug for me to play guitar as well.
New rule: don’t try to break down a Frusciante solo on the spot lol...
PLEASE people follow this rule and everything will be just fine
Me questioning if I should keep watching the video or just watch the video myself again to hear it without cuts...
I’ve learned this entire intro from tab and it’s the way John plays its live. Starts 3 5 3 low e, so I’m mind blown how you played it completely different
the momentum and build of the pre chorus into the anthemic release of the chorus is genius songwriting
was hooked from the first vulfpeck REACT video, becoming one of my favorite channels!
I mean hearing John/Flea sync up with the crowd clapping at the start is something I would never hear, so awesome.
The genius thing about the solo is that John picks up on the theme he set in the intro jam. Listen to the beginning of the intro and the solo. This performance is a masterpiece.
JOhn expreses emotion in music like no other. That's why he's one of the greats
Thanks for doing this one! Time for me to get practicing. John being back in the band is pushing me to learn more of their stuff again
Absolute master performers. That intro is chilling. Great shirt too lol. U are also the final nail in the coffin that has made me buy a PRS so congratulations 👏 haha
I liked that you discussed his vocals. Something people tend to skip over unless they're really into his work. His vocal harmonies are often the most compelling thing about chili peppers songs IMO. The best vocal work is on his solo records.
You need to do a episode where you just react to the whole 2 hour concert. Live at Slane Castle is a masterpiece.
The Californication solo from the Yokohama show is the best solo John ever played for that song
I watch this intro jam once a month! It's so great. Thank you!
One of the things to remember is that Frusciante improvs most of his live solos. If you listen to other live recordings such as the Live at Hyde Park album, you'll hear certain phrasing is the same but for the most part the solos and fills will be improvised. It's pretty wild! Frusciante is also a big fan of dissonance even going so far as doubling up his guitar slightly out of tune on album Stadium Arcadium. His chops allow him to really be about the "Feel".
This may not be the most technical stuff, but what they are playing is so emotive and their groove is so good that it doesn't matter
This is my first vid with this teacher. I like this guy, everything is done in good taste.
Thanks! 😃
By the way and scar tissue was my favorite from this concert. There’s this cool transition in between that John plays amazing.
I'm obsessed with Slane Castle
Awesome video! Live at Slane Castle is my favorite concert of all time and you are awesome on the guitar!
I was right in front of that. First concert ever. It was amazing
You're just mindblowing dude. Been watching your videos and I'm seriously thinking about signing up for your online courses!
Dont forget me live at Slane castle is the best live performance i have ever seen. You should check that out if you haven't already. Love your vids
Nobody here can dance like me
Everybody's clapping on the one and the three
Am I the last of my kind?
- Jason Isbell
I had to post the same thing, didn't see yours till after.
First thing I thought about
Thank you for doing John and the Chili Peppers. You are the best man!
The first and only concert dvd I ever bought. This has to be the most amazing shit ever recorded
That ain't a Polar Bear man, it's a freakin Panda. Great vid btw
He does variants every time - would love to see you cover a compilation of his Californiation solos and the ways he keeps the song alive after playing it over and over on tour lol
This entire slane castle performance is incredible!
HE’S BACK! JOHN FRUSCIANTE IS BACK!❤️
If you haven't heard the performance of don't forget me at la cigale, it's the absolute best
Mate I love that you’re figuring all this out in the moment and posting unedited. I should do more figuring out by ears and less tab googling...
Best Teacher react channel. Calling out the theory and demonstrating the examples is whats up. Subbed.
Their verse rhythm on Charlie is the best. Flea playing in 4/4 with chads drums moving along with the bass, then over the top Johns funky guitar playing in 3/4.
I was at this show! Wow the memories.... The show also had foo fighters and Queens of the stone age! Best show of my life easily! ☺️
Just cause it blows your mind, doesn't mean you have to blow ours! Your music theory and note knowledge blows my mind and i've been performing for 35 years. Kudos to you...makes me miss my music grad classes!
It’s great to see all your time invested allows you to pick out these songs rather easily. I admire your dedication and ability
Wow man! What a way to start a Sunday! I have never seen such accurate and technical description before for any song! Appreciate man..
Moments like this are why RHCP (in particular FLEA) brought back John!
I personally enjoy the deeper into the weeds you venture. I’m on a serious pursuit of how notes, both individually and in chordal structure relate to each other both theoretically and musically.
Love your vibe some people you watch five mins in and bored but your really enthusiastic about it and it shows love it ✌🏻
As always amazing video I cannot stress enough how good off a teacher you probably were at some point. Truly amazing guy
The parallell universe solo from slane castle is one of tje greatest guitarsolos of all time!
I don't know if you've ever messed with it, but on a guitar level, and especially as a teacher, the verse on Under the Bridge is truly a piece of musical work.
You've gotta watch the whole concert. Would love to see you react to the solo of 'throw away your television'. Its unbelievable.
Your a bad ass man! Love the feel of this video. I’m way too far gone to relearn now. Been playing only what I see from tab or videos no music theory 1 5th flat seven over my head man. Why would the man upstairs give me the ability to play and not hear it...crazy. Loved it man !!
Best live concert recording of all time..great little country too 🍺 🇮🇪🇮🇪
My favorite concert movie. Magical moment ...
I had this concert dvd and one of the best concerts I've ever seen!
The melody of this song really is legendary though. RHCP have always been a very musical in my opinion.
Your guitar has the most beautiful color I've ever seen
*I'm not a music theorist* but I believe that key change on the solo is called either secondary dominance or negative reharmonization. They used the A minor chord as a fulcrum, and teetered into the A major scale, landing on the vi (minor 6th) chord of this new key (F#m). The other chords in this section point to A major as the root until they switch back to A minor/C major literally with an A major chord to an A minor chord.
Lots of music uses this trick for one or two chords in a progression, and make for chords that are tasteful but not as predictable. An interesting sound can come from keeping melodies in the original key while modulating keys in the chords underneath.
Dude that lick you played around 11 mins when you were improving was sick!
That chord tone tip seemed to be right place right time for me today. Thank you Michael
very cool harmonic move on the bridge -- what they did is go from the key of Am/C, to the key of F#m/A (after playing a Dm), so in other words, they went to the relative minor chord (F#m) as if the song was in Amaj the whole time, a very interesting harmonic development that I had never properly analyzed -- that's why when they splash back into Am, the Bm,D,A,E acts as a pivot dominant chord because the E chord then leads back to Am (which is actually a moment of harmonic minor although Frusciante doesn't play the G# he could've)
john can do anything with the minor pentatonic it's crazy
Your going to have over a million real soon buddy! Best channel on the toob
One of my favourite DVD concerts!
Btw, this one is great but in my opinion another cool Californication intro is Permutation (live @Montreal 2006). It was released as a B side of Snow (Hey Oh)
Frusciante is an underrated backup vocalist
Thanks for doing some Frusciante my man! Funk on brother!
Michael, please refer tonthe rhcp live jam called Permutation for another great example of the up/ down interplay between John and Flea. It's a B side off the Stadium Arcadium record, i believe. Great video, thank you.
It is, in my opinion that, The Red Hot Chili Pepper must tour hard in The United States when possible, after what we have, and are currently experiencing. We need their loud resounding relief.
Cool shirt, my brother!
Great tune... a classic.
Awesome job, as always 🎸🔥
If you´re gonna do slane castle you really gotta do Scar Tissue as well, favorite solo ever
I’m so glad RUclips recommended this to me.
I actually love how you go into the weeds and provide some analysis and explanation of the theory here!
I was 13 in the crowd. Second gig ever. It set the bar pretty high!
Great video. I really love me some music theory, but what I like even more is when songs sort of break the "rules" and throw in things that don't quite fit, but they just sound so natural. First thing that comes to mind is Master of Puppets, the intro riff is sort of "chromatic" since it uses literally every note in an octave and then there is a missing 32nd note, during the verse but that too sounds totally natural. Also was recently watching a Rick Beato video with Syn Gates from Avenged Sevenfold talking about the Shepard of Fire solo, and how he does a parallel major/modal mixture things for just one note, which isn't "correct" according to music theory, but it sounds totally natural.
I love this channel. That is all.
It's SO good.
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