He wasn't that memorable, in my opinion. No great songs in a great band. And of all the post Yngwie shredders, Vinnie Moore was the best and most melodic. Friedman surpassed him with one record. Rust In Peace.
@@mgdarenz he doesn't have the chance tho, he was about to reached his prime but suddenly his illness got the best out of him. He doesn't have the chance to be on his prime due to illness, and there's no need to talk some bs against him, leave the guy alone with your negativity. Disabilities can catch up at any moment of time.
the stuff they play is difficult to play... the stuff they play is even more difficult to play without rhythm instrument... the stuff they play together without rhythm instrument should be impossible, but they have incredible timing and inner sense of rhythm and chemistry... they were the best guitar duo that ever existed.
Paul 3 years older than Jason, Both them are Great guitarist..... Jason did it whe He Was only 20 before ALS.... How old is PG when he play with Bruce bouillet at that time ?
sukadukaku not to mention that Jason wrote perpetual burn at age 15...Jason wasn’t amazing ,he was a prodigy,unreal he was on another level then amazing
everytime i watch a video of Jason and Marty I think what would they have become if Jason hadn't had ALS. We'll never know, but for the time they played together they were incredible.
If only Jason was givern more time when he was healthy, 😢 he would have surpassed even the great Shawn Lane. My all time favorite Jason Becker! There will never be another progidy as great as you.. Long Live Jason❤...
we meet again. hahah I was watching the old Jason B. arpeggios vid. Just realizing that my hand shape and finger length just kind of sucks and I've got to just give up this crazy technique chase. haha Jason was a wild breed and he prob had some kind of attention deficit in reverse where like he could learn anything but then kind of got bored and forgot how to play it later on. Wish he hadn't got ill. :(
I am from Oakland CA but did not know him in 80's. I was busy raising kids alone. I was told by a Japanese guy that he loved them a week ago. They are indeed fantastic. Jason composes great music. I hear Marty lives in Japan.
Marty lives in Japan today and has been writing and appearing Japanese heavy metal magazines and on Japanese TV for 30 years. Jason's story was not so fortunate as he was sadly diagnosed with ALS about the time this video was made and was robbed of his talent for playing guitar.
Marty lives in Japan today and has been writing and appearing Japanese heavy metal magazines and on Japanese TV for 30 years. Jason's story was not so fortunate as he was sadly diagnosed with ALS about the time this video was made and was robbed of his talent for playing guitar.
So many people don't realize that that is NOT Marty, haha. 4 things give it away: the guitarist on the right taps during the arpeggios (Marty doesn't do that), his picking hand isn't abnormal (lol), his vibrato isn't as expressive as Marty's and his hair isn't as big as Marty's as well :P. This is actually a Japanese guitarist.
Exactly! You're correct on all points. I know it's a grainy video, but clearly the guitarist on the right is Japanese. And Marty's picking hand technique is/was way different, his entire thumb usually runs parallel to the strings, such that his wrist and thumb almost form a 90 degree angle (I think he said he does that because he likes the attack/tone). Hard to tell, but that guitar also looks like a BC Rich Mockingbird.
All of the guitars on Altitudes were played by Jason. Jason played all of the instruments on that record except for drums and solos done by Marty on those three songs I listed earlier. Jason also recorded some solos for the songs Saturation Point, Evil Thrill, and Jewel off of Marty's first solo album, Dragon's Kiss.
@@umGuitarristaAleatorio The only logical thing is here that you are incorrect. Listen to the playing, look at his face, look at his picking hand. That's not Marty Friedman.
It's funny when I read that the other guy wasn't Marty I looked at his right hand before his face. Although as I write this, I should have noticed sooner. Lol.
i notice that too, the way marty hold the pick is weird and different with that guy did, that guy also did tapping arpeggio and it is not like marty's style
In order to be a Megadeth guitarist, you have to be really handsome, be a jazz or classical guitarist or some sort of guitar prodigy, and you have to hold your pick in the weirdest way possible (the weirder the better). I hold my pick very weirdly so I’ve got that attribute, but that’s about it.
Son leyendas de la guitarra, ambos tope de calidad y técnica pero aún así en vivo es muy diferente al estudio, en este video muchas veces se pierden en el tiempo y las armonías a veces suenan mal pero es entendible una canción así es difícil de tocar, imagínate de 2
@SokSa I hear you! And that, 'anguish/emotions', are always the hardest to come to terms with when trying to find a logical answer. The heart doesn't always want to hear what the head is saying.
god will specially come down on jason and grant him the ability to walk again with no doubt in his mind just with one condition which is to play for him in the heavens.
Both are the greatest Guitar players of the 20th century. Even in 21st century no one equal that level cause need to do it with the 80's analog technology
I wish that was me in that chair not Jason he is much better than ill ever be as a person first then as a guitarist. GOD BLESS YOU JASON!!! Thankx for your great and awesome talet. Love ya Jason. Joey Laake...
@swordstainet , This is from 1989. from The background and jason`s clothing,I guess it was in the same clinic he gave there,which has some footage of it.
Nope. Marty did solos on three songs off of Perpetual Burn: Temple of the Absurd, Eleven Blue Egytians, and Dweller in the Cellar. The title track was all Jason. I don't remember if there were any tapping parts on the songs featuring Marty, but if there were, they were probably played by Jason.
ese guitarrista es un japones llamado hisashi, si mas no recuerdo, ademas marty tiene la forma de coger la púa es torciendo totalmente la mano, en lo que siempre ha argumentado que es para conseguir un sonido menos percusivo , más nítido con su instrumento ,,,,,,
@goodygoody23 Uhhh huhh. Because this is such compelling, original phrasing. Man, those endless sweeps are just riveting! I've never heard ANYTHING like it...
One decade later but what the fuck bud, Marty has never done tapping in any record of him. Jason would be the one to mix different techniques (including tapping)
It was in fact Jason, I had read an online Q&A with him a few years ago and he stated it was tapping along with another song, but I can't remember. I wanna say either a small part of the ending section of Mabel's Fatal Fable or a small part in Eleven blue Egyptians. Again I'm not sure, it's been a few years since I've listened to Perpetual Burn.
haters ALWAYS gotta run there fingers at the keyboard and say this isn't good ,your right your witnessing greatness! Jason was a prodigy! So if ALL you can say is negative your jealous get over yourself and admit Becker is the Maestro, master of masters! He was a fucking kid! Air is an example of his genius the counterpoint is sick ,not in time! Well show us how to do it then! Shitty opinions come from those who can't fathom what he did as a kid! idiotic comments on here! Rant over!
That's some Japanese guitarist who's playing Marty's part at a JB clinic. It just sounds weird in modern interviews when Marty claims he never did the whole multi octave sweep picking thing. I understand that this specific sound and use of sweeping where the sweep basically just replaces a strummed chord is overused and done without taste in a lot of modern Metal, but Jason Becker was THE innovator of that style. Yngwie and the other shredders did sweeping before this, but all of them used sweeps as a melodic tool in their solos, not as a rhythm part llke Cacophony did. Yeah, all those sweeps were probably played by Jason on the recordings, but there were a lot of harmonised sweeps were Marty did his part live...
No one will be like Jason Becker, he is one of the rarely greatest guitarists of the 20th century
Jason Richardson
@@mablesfatalfable6021 what bro he played Serrano perfectly wym? Easily on par with Becker or Guthrie
He wasn't that memorable, in my opinion. No great songs in a great band. And of all the post Yngwie shredders, Vinnie Moore was the best and most melodic. Friedman surpassed him with one record. Rust In Peace.
@@mgdarenz he doesn't have the chance tho, he was about to reached his prime but suddenly his illness got the best out of him. He doesn't have the chance to be on his prime due to illness, and there's no need to talk some bs against him, leave the guy alone with your negativity. Disabilities can catch up at any moment of time.
@@mgdarenz in my opinion Perpetual Burn is better than any of Marty’s albums.
Marty was right. Jason does play so clear and precise
the stuff they play is difficult to play... the stuff they play is even more difficult to play without rhythm instrument... the stuff they play together without rhythm instrument should be impossible, but they have incredible timing and inner sense of rhythm and chemistry... they were the best guitar duo that ever existed.
They are watching each others perms nod in time. That's where they get their queue
best ever? Hmm i would tend to disagree. Paul gilbert and Bruce bouillet were amazing in their own right
Paul 3 years older than Jason, Both them are Great guitarist.....
Jason did it whe He Was only 20 before ALS....
How old is PG when he play with Bruce bouillet at that time ?
Nihilist I could never disagree but for the record of feeling for Jason Becker,Marty Friedman will tell you right now Jason was better
sukadukaku not to mention that Jason wrote perpetual burn at age 15...Jason wasn’t amazing ,he was a prodigy,unreal he was on another level then amazing
It's Not Marty...but its sure nice to see Jason Becker! What an Incredible talent!
Marty is on your right, Jason is on your left. 100%
@@Tokas1981 but what about the picking hand of the guy on the right? did marty play parts like this differently than he normally picks?
Its Marty...
Only on your planet "it's not Marty"....moron.
It is 3000% Marty and jason
@@paulofilho_tv9271 it's not his picking hand is way weirder than that and he never taps
everytime i watch a video of Jason and Marty I think what would they have become if Jason hadn't had ALS. We'll never know, but for the time they played together they were incredible.
If only Jason was givern more time when he was healthy, 😢 he would have surpassed even the great Shawn Lane. My all time favorite Jason Becker! There will never be another progidy as great as you.. Long Live Jason❤...
we meet again. hahah I was watching the old Jason B. arpeggios vid. Just realizing that my hand shape and finger length just kind of sucks and I've got to just give up this crazy technique chase. haha Jason was a wild breed and he prob had some kind of attention deficit in reverse where like he could learn anything but then kind of got bored and forgot how to play it later on. Wish he hadn't got ill. :(
Well at least you're not on the neverending quest for tone like me!!! Lol
@@tonymilam206 this. GAS (or just tweaking knobs) is awful and gets in the way of my playing very often
Shawn lane had small hands u got it man
Its all about streching, keep practising dudeee
Me too. So Sad. W H O A R E Y O U ?
I am from Oakland CA but did not know him in 80's. I was busy raising kids alone. I was told by a Japanese guy that he loved them a week ago. They are indeed fantastic. Jason composes great music. I hear Marty lives in Japan.
Marty lives in Japan today and has been writing and appearing Japanese heavy metal magazines and on Japanese TV for 30 years. Jason's story was not so fortunate as he was sadly diagnosed with ALS about the time this video was made and was robbed of his talent for playing guitar.
Marty lives in Japan today and has been writing and appearing Japanese heavy metal magazines and on Japanese TV for 30 years. Jason's story was not so fortunate as he was sadly diagnosed with ALS about the time this video was made and was robbed of his talent for playing guitar.
Tremendos .....🙏🇦🇷 de Argentina 2020....espero que Jason dentro de todo este bien ...fuerza genio 🎸🔥👏
great to see ANY video of Jason playing … thank you for uploading this
So many people don't realize that that is NOT Marty, haha. 4 things give it away: the guitarist on the right taps during the arpeggios (Marty doesn't do that), his picking hand isn't abnormal (lol), his vibrato isn't as expressive as Marty's and his hair isn't as big as Marty's as well :P. This is actually a Japanese guitarist.
Exactly! You're correct on all points.
I know it's a grainy video, but clearly the guitarist on the right is Japanese. And Marty's picking hand technique is/was way different, his entire thumb usually runs parallel to the strings, such that his wrist and thumb almost form a 90 degree angle (I think he said he does that because he likes the attack/tone).
Hard to tell, but that guitar also looks like a BC Rich Mockingbird.
Quien es el guitarrista japones?
All of the guitars on Altitudes were played by Jason. Jason played all of the instruments on that record except for drums and solos done by Marty on those three songs I listed earlier. Jason also recorded some solos for the songs Saturation Point, Evil Thrill, and Jewel off of Marty's first solo album, Dragon's Kiss.
Best guitar duo to ever walk the planet!
Incredible, guitar legends playing together!
That's not marty... 🤣🤣🤣
@@memehorse3658 It is...
@@umGuitarristaAleatorio It's not. Are you blind?
@@MikaelLV Marty and Jason played together for years, it's a matter of logic
@@umGuitarristaAleatorio The only logical thing is here that you are incorrect. Listen to the playing, look at his face, look at his picking hand. That's not Marty Friedman.
It's funny when I read that the other guy wasn't Marty I looked at his right hand before his face. Although as I write this, I should have noticed sooner. Lol.
Of course is Marty is about 20 years ago
@Bread& Butter is it still becker tho?
@Bread& Butter HOORAY
@@AreEnTee Yes he is, this was one of his many clinics he had. the only one who's not in there was Marty :(
Marty doesn't hold his pick like that he holds it really weird and I'm pretty sure his hair is bigger than that lol (in this time period)
It isnt marty playing
i notice that too, the way marty hold the pick is weird and different with that guy did, that guy also did tapping arpeggio and it is not like marty's style
Hhhaha lol
In order to be a Megadeth guitarist, you have to be really handsome, be a jazz or classical guitarist or some sort of guitar prodigy, and you have to hold your pick in the weirdest way possible (the weirder the better). I hold my pick very weirdly so I’ve got that attribute, but that’s about it.
@@bobbuilder5243 Van Halen hold it like that, is not that weird
Jason Becker is the best!
Two legends being legends
Jason is fantastic!
two legends \m/
That's not Marty Friedman
That's Farty Mriedman
Where did you get that name from?
Ha ha 😅
🤣
How did you know??? Dude im impressed...
Jason becker melhor guitarrista da história
Whaaaaat, i been looking for a live version of this song! SICK!
He isn't Marty. He is a japanese guitarist HISASHI. He was in a japanese rock band X.
Hey thanks for uploading this to see actual footage how they play it.
Jason Becker the big warrior.
Becker is and always will be a stud!!
the only time I see Marty plays with a normal picking position
Oh yes!!!!!!!!
THe BEST ever song by Cacophony!!! period...
Pensé que utilizaban un harmonizador , son dos guitarristas perfectamente sincronizados
Son leyendas de la guitarra, ambos tope de calidad y técnica pero aún así en vivo es muy diferente al estudio, en este video muchas veces se pierden en el tiempo y las armonías a veces suenan mal pero es entendible una canción así es difícil de tocar, imagínate de 2
This is amazing so underrated
nice profile pic lol
Neoclassical metal is underrated 😢
Grande Jason y Marty son los mejores guitarristas de la historia
two greats friends
to confirm: this IS Marty, I know because I saw a photo of them from that clinic and marty was wearing those boots
That is not marty
sin duda unos de los mejores guitarristas
@SokSa I hear you! And that, 'anguish/emotions', are always the hardest to come to terms with when trying to find a logical answer. The heart doesn't always want to hear what the head is saying.
god will specially come down on jason and grant him the ability to walk again with no doubt in his mind just with one condition which is to play for him in the heavens.
MARTY!!!
Jason Becker is the best guitarist ever.
I saw him do the sweeping tap thing and i was like “fucking cant be him” then i looked at his right hand
@wickedfuctup
It's been two MORE years and they still haven't corrected the title.
They are nodding all the time to show how well they understand eachother ,hehe
Thats not marty lol
gwgwaw its marty friedfish
a Japanese guy
the way He hold pick is different to Marty
Yup. And Marty does not do tapping.
His name is Hisashi Takai, ex-guitarist of X Japan.
December 21st 2012... Becker plays the guitar again.....
Great noodling..
It's Jason Becker and a Japanese guy...
Both are the greatest Guitar players of the 20th century. Even in 21st century no one equal that level cause need to do it with the 80's analog technology
It's note Marty Mike🤣
Excellente man lastima no haya un video donde se tokan todo este tema completo !
Si hay, debes buscar conciertos completos de cacophony en vivo, tocan muchas canciones conocidas, realmente es un agrado verlos en vivo
Exactly. The guy on left is Becker. You can tell from his nose. I am not sure who that is on the right( to becker's left).
That one on the right isn't marty friedman cuz during those years, he was in japan to work his own discography
de la página de Becker, la actualizaron hace poco y hay videos inéditos...
respect each other..good
I wish that was me in that chair not Jason he is much better than ill ever be as a person first then as a guitarist. GOD BLESS YOU JASON!!! Thankx for your great and awesome talet. Love ya Jason. Joey Laake...
@swordstainet ,
This is from 1989.
from The background and jason`s clothing,I guess it was in the same clinic he gave there,which has some footage of it.
So after 12 years, you still haven't corrected the title.
@kaiserSYC This is such a complex piece that no combination of guitarists could do it completely in sync and exactly the same.
@mrhollywood1
It is Marty. The guy who posted this got it off of Jason's website. And in the video on Jason's site, it says duet with Marty.
very2 beyond godlike!
jason went to japan alone at this time so no it's not marty there.
They were there at the same time.
there's tapping on Perpetual Burn, Altitudes, and Mabel's Fatal Fable. Those are the only songs that have that technique
jason es el mejor de la historia
te la rifaste chingon buena contribucion
The guy on the right is not Marty Friedman, Marty NEVER taps, it's a dead giveaway
They played it at a slower pace so the japanese guy could keep up xD
if you're a fan, you'll know instantly that it's not Marty Friedman.
Nope. Marty did solos on three songs off of Perpetual Burn: Temple of the Absurd, Eleven Blue Egytians, and Dweller in the Cellar. The title track was all Jason. I don't remember if there were any tapping parts on the songs featuring Marty, but if there were, they were probably played by Jason.
ese guitarrista es un japones llamado hisashi, si mas no recuerdo, ademas marty tiene la forma de coger la púa es torciendo totalmente la mano, en lo que siempre ha argumentado que es para conseguir un sonido menos percusivo , más nítido con su instrumento ,,,,,,
Yes the giveaway is the right hand technique
is there any more footage !?!?!! any were
I'm fcking crying
@maruty I think it's Akira Takasaki from LOUDNESS o.o.
very good video
@kaiserSYC It sounded good to me, where are the mistakes? Also this piece was composed by "the other guy" Marty Friedman.
@goodygoody23
Uhhh huhh. Because this is such compelling, original phrasing. Man, those endless sweeps are just riveting! I've never heard ANYTHING like it...
Wait! There is another guitar player there with Jason? I didn’t notice.🤣
I think Marty played guitar with Jason on Perpetual Burn and there is a tapping section on it.
One decade later but what the fuck bud, Marty has never done tapping in any record of him. Jason would be the one to mix different techniques (including tapping)
its not friedman.. this clinic appears in the JASON BECKER not dead yet film and it shows that this it was a clinic for jason himself ....
Json recovered 3 muscles.... =) God help's him to recover complete
@bordertown no its not marty.. its mary friedman
kaiserSYC the other guy is marty friedman and its one of the best guitarists around the world.
It was in fact Jason, I had read an online Q&A with him a few years ago and he stated it was tapping along with another song, but I can't remember. I wanna say either a small part of the ending section of Mabel's Fatal Fable or a small part in Eleven blue Egyptians. Again I'm not sure, it's been a few years since I've listened to Perpetual Burn.
haters ALWAYS gotta run there fingers at the keyboard and say this isn't good ,your right your witnessing greatness! Jason was a prodigy! So if ALL you can say is negative your jealous get over yourself and admit Becker is the Maestro, master of masters! He was a fucking kid! Air is an example of his genius the counterpoint is sick ,not in time! Well show us how to do it then! Shitty opinions come from those who can't fathom what he did as a kid! idiotic comments on here! Rant over!
Exactlty ... well said
Got it ! I love Air, and what a love counterpoint...
you can not make composition like that, without a great classical music experience and theory
i believe that not everyone likes fast and complicated music
@iwingmusic they are harmonizing eachother
Bravo
@swordstauker - Matter of opinion. Are you aware however that this is isn't Frieman?
de donde sacaste este video?? =O...hay mas?? xD
gracias por subirlo
@123Mosleh
i agree with u dude.... they never had to look each other to play their songs and of course thats not the way marty plays guitar..........
the best is becker
@johnshredder1 si es compañero ;) solo que en ese tiempo usaba un estilo underground
me extraña que no lo sepan ....
Jason Becker man! The guy on the right isn't Marty though, picking style is different compared to Marty's, I still think it's cool.
@0ZAZU No doubt! They did a great job!
You can notice it's not Marty just by hearing him playing, it sounds so different and wrong many times.
@mike104100 - It isn't Marty Friedman in this video. Just becker and some random asian musician
Marty is actually sweep picking here woah....
no marty at all...
That's some Japanese guitarist who's playing Marty's part at a JB clinic.
It just sounds weird in modern interviews when Marty claims he never did the whole multi octave sweep picking thing. I understand that this specific sound and use of sweeping where the sweep basically just replaces a strummed chord is overused and done without taste in a lot of modern Metal, but Jason Becker was THE innovator of that style. Yngwie and the other shredders did sweeping before this, but all of them used sweeps as a melodic tool in their solos, not as a rhythm part llke Cacophony did.
Yeah, all those sweeps were probably played by Jason on the recordings, but there were a lot of harmonised sweeps were Marty did his part live...
jasonの隣にいるギタリストは高井寿 司会は成毛滋
@vlcrattlehead One thing to look for, is the really weird way Marty's holds his picking hand.
@AnimeJesus Ya! Marty has that VERY distinct picking style and neither of these two have that.
Hello, is this Marty? No, this is Patrick!
Underrated comment 🔥🔥🔥🙌
What about Altitudes? There are 2 guitars, rhytm guitar plays tapping at some point.