Admittedly I watch a lot of videos to learn different songs and solos just to make it easier than trying to work them all out and I got a Telya man your video here is one of the best ever it’s very concise and gets to the point and doesn’t waste a bunch of time doing the same thing over and over again all we need is just someone to show it to us very quickly not a microscope so thank you so much for producing it in that way to make it a quick study thank you thank you subscribed
Nicely done. The combination of the tremolo and the second guitar make it pretty hard to discern some of the subtle differences in the F#m7 -> B vamp in the verse.
Ok. Great lesson and thank you. Your insight to use the F# Dorian scale was great. However, you made one slight theoretical mistake. Guitar 2 is NOT playing an A to B chord. He is playing the Fm7 partial (5th string root) chord at the 10rh feet to B (D shaped at 12rh fret). Makes sense because both guitars are playing the SAME chords but in different positions with different voicings. (Technically, you were correct because the F#m7 has pretty much the same notes as A major except the root). But as STING poingnantly once said, "NO ONE NAMES THE FUCKING CHORD UNTIL YOU HEAR WHAT NOTE THE BASS GUITAR IS PLAYING!).". Lol
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Admittedly I watch a lot of videos to learn different songs and solos just to make it easier than trying to work them all out and I got a Telya man your video here is one of the best ever it’s very concise and gets to the point and doesn’t waste a bunch of time doing the same thing over and over again all we need is just someone to show it to us very quickly not a microscope so thank you so much for producing it in that way to make it a quick study thank you thank you subscribed
Very kind of you to say so, thanks. I'm delighted you found the video helpful!
0:23 1rst Arpegio & 0:37 2nd Part Arpegio (Verse) 1rst guitar
0:59 Arpegio (Pre Chorus) 1rst guitar
1:26 2 Strings Chords (Pre Chorus) 2nd guitar
1:47 Power Chords (Main Chorus) 1rst guitar
2:09 D Shapes Chords (Main Chorus) 2nd guitar
Thank you for that!
Dave’s one of my favorite guitarists
Best ideas on this song so far. Well done!
Nicely done. The combination of the tremolo and the second guitar make it pretty hard to discern some of the subtle differences in the F#m7 -> B vamp in the verse.
Perfection.
Great lesson. To the point!
Damn, dude. Really great sounds you have going on there. Especially the clean. Lush!
+TonyPeesTunes Thanks! I was really happy with how this one turned out.
subscribed! :)
Great job 🤟🤠🤟
Thanks for this video
Fun fact: Flea of the red hot chili peppers and dave navarro recorded it with alanis
Damn ! Thank you that’s awesome
Don’t forget Foo Fighters Taylor Hawkins on drums?🙃
@@joeldavidleath5066 Its more Alanis Morissettes drummer @ Foo Fighters. Not Foo Fighters drummer playing for Alanis ;-)
Precise 😉
Where can find this sheetmusic
Dead on!
Nice! what's your pedal tremolo?
+Kosmas Spanidis Thanks :) I was just using the one built into my amp! (Vox Valvetronix)
The bridge?
Ok. Great lesson and thank you. Your insight to use the F# Dorian scale was great. However, you made one slight theoretical mistake. Guitar 2 is NOT playing an A to B chord. He is playing the Fm7 partial (5th string root) chord at the 10rh feet to B (D shaped at 12rh fret). Makes sense because both guitars are playing the SAME chords but in different positions with different voicings. (Technically, you were correct because the F#m7 has pretty much the same notes as A major except the root). But as STING poingnantly once said, "NO ONE NAMES THE FUCKING CHORD UNTIL YOU HEAR WHAT NOTE THE BASS GUITAR IS PLAYING!).". Lol