Pete Thorn Has Nerves of Steel
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
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I love how close and connected these Guitar channels have been with all the collaborations and such all because of GuitCon, I can't wait for this to hopefully become an annual thing, such a nice thing to see
The date for next year has already been set, mr. McJoe.
+Yoseph Mc.Joe Absolutely spot on man. For all its warts, youtube, especially how the guitar community at large is leveraging it, is really incredible. This is how a digital community needs to be...
cheers
Yeah, really nice positive comment, there's so much snarking but also a lot of great things. We are pretty lucky.
The way that I stopped getting nervous playing in front of other people, was to start playing in front of other people as much as possible. If you only play in front of others every once in a while, you make each performance way too big of a deal for yourself, like it's this make it or break it thing where you only have one chance to sound great. As far as playing with a band, just focus on listening to everyone else. You can't even think about being nervous if you're really listening and aware of your surroundings musically. Amazing video!
Jamsville people dont realize that everything in life is trial and error, you cant become good by watching videos, you just gott ago out and do it whether its guitar, girls, shooting, parking, running, everything, I go atleast once a week just to keep shape
Remind yourself before playing that 99% of people can't play even the simplest thing you can pull off and that if you play the most technical thing literally nobody will even notice. If you look like you're having fun just bending one note people will be way more interested
And if bending one note isn't fun, keep doing it until it sounds right! ;)
That and more people at the venue are paying close attention to that blonde's rack than are scrutinising the technical accuracy of your playing
Also, if you look like everything you play is busting arteries in your face from grimacing in pain, very few people will want to watch you. Take chances but have as much fun as you can, if you look relaxed and enjoy being there the audience will be more relaxed and enjoy it too. Who wants to keep going to concerts with all the players pulling constipation faces during their solos?
That jam at the end was friggin amazing.
Play in front of animals. Sometimes the audience isn't much more responsive.
Gitcon is such an absolute success I hope this becomes a thing!
I phrase that I think I came up with “ everyone watching wants you to do well”
you didn't. nothing is original anymore.
Pete is such a great player and so humble.
Who is the guy on the left? Isn't that the dude that lost the tap-off?
I think he just snuck into the bldg. pretending to have a You Tube channel or something. Pete just went with it though as the consummate professional that he is.
WhoWouldWantThisName He seems really nervous to be sitting next to Pete.
That jam at the end was fucking sick
Devyn Beasley you would love rob chapman then
Pete's an amazing guitarist, and he just seems like such a cool guy. It's great that you got to do this video with him.
Great interview! Enjoyed all the discussions
Great interview Tyler... and the fabulous Pete Thorn! Love the spontaneity of guitar guys just hanging out!
I love the YT music community... the collaboration stuff is always my favorite. I remember reading something by Jimi that if you want to be the best guitarist you can be, play with as many people as you can...
Pete is too awesome. Who wouldn’t want to hang with that dude for days on end.
Great interview and ending jam. You looked very comfortable interviewing as well.
I recently played a solo performance live of Always with me Always with you for a competition and your advice on playing live helped quite a lot. Thanks.
Nice interview and even better jam. Thanks Mr. Win.
So humble. I love that! Great video 👍
I feel like to not get nervous in front of people isnt to be like "i hope i can play this". Its to be like "hey everybody check out what i can play!"
Beautiful advice I can and will use....Thanks Pete.
That was fantastic. Seriously good. Loved the jam at the end! Off to watch It Might Get Loud now.
awesome talk! love Pete Thorn (and your channel)
Awesome conversation and sweet little jam at the end. Nice work!
Wise words of wisdom and an awesome jam !
Pete Thorn. The Coolest guitar player on the planet.
I really resonate with what Pete is talking about regarding playing "simple" things. It allows for much more space to actually express rather than trying to impress.
There are so many impressive players on YT but not that many will touch you on a deeper level with their playing.
This was such an ace interview I really learned alot! Pete's great!!!
Very cool, good info and great SIMPLE licks - Way to go guys to show how
real music is made
Loved that energy at the ending of the jam - that's why we play!!!
🤘😆🤘
This was such an empowering conversation, with such great advice. I love listening to people who are really great at something and love to share their wisdom, or anything at all that might be helpful. Sometimes people think they don't have much to share or at least anything different to add and they may even think we all already know what they know. Then once you get them talking, WOW! All this great insight and even unique ways of looking at things emerge. I think I could just listen to Pete talk for days about just about anything anyway. Tyler was also probably the most well spoken person at GuitCon. He talked less than most, yet said more.
Hi guys you two are amazing guitar players and above all you're my inspiration. Thanks for everything and all the year that I following you all............
Tyler, excellent interview!!!
Great interview. I’ve never really seen Pete until Guitcon . Pete is a very intelligent guy with tasty chops. Seems to flow good with everyone musically.
Loved it !!
wise words, this goes further the music identity, this is about who you are, why yo do what what you do, what is really important in life.
I loved it!
I would totally live under a bridge in LA to be in a cover band with Pete Thorn. It would be KILLA!
Great Video!!! Helped me a lot!!
Two of my favourite youtubers having a chat! Pete's such a great guy, I could listen to his stories all day long. You were a bit nervous Tyler, weren't you? :) Thanks for that video!
Tyler seems so nervous! Can't blame him. Pete is a legend.
I noticed that right away. I was going to comment but figured someone else had already. Yes, Tyler seems uneasy....has that nervous chuckle.
guitarkis49 Tyler head,- “holy shit, that’s Pete Thorn,”
"I got Page when I was older" ... could not have said it better myself ..... I love Pete .. so cool !!!
Hey, Tyler ~ One of the best vids you have done. Really good. Pete Thorn puts it all very
good perspective. Yes, people are there to enjoy you and your music. They are ready to
give you some love so enjoy it. And experience is the best teacher. Like anything else,
the more you do something the better you become. Plus, Pete looks like James Van
Der Beek. Dawson jams!
That jam was awesome. The way the lead guitarist started the rythm when he was done and tyler took the lead was amazing
Some of the best advice I've ever heard
Excellent interview. Had very original questions and insight. Subbed. Having said afore mention, you guys were on a trip.
Omg!! Pete thorn and tyler!!!!❤
Great jam! I liked that! Fun..
first time i see corey taylor playing so good
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻😎😎😎😎🖤🖤🖤that jam at the end was epic!
Awesome jam!!!! Congrats both of you!!! :P
Regarding dealing with performance nerves, I think that if you don't have a bit of nervousness before going on stage, it means that you no longer care about doing a good job, and should probably do something else with your time.
Generally speaking the audience is on your side and wants to see a good show. Most of them are not musicians and probably can't tell if you made a mistake or not.
If you do mess up, and it's subtle, move on like it never happened and don't advertise that you messed up. If you made a huge mistake, just go with "it's live folks" and laugh at yourself a little.
Knights of the Hobby Table or pull off a Kurt Cobain and break the damn guitar and then laugh it off lol
Hey Tyler! I'm early. Love your vids❤️❤️❤️🔥. Keep up the good work
That jam session was godlike
I couldn’t even look at my band mates during practice when we first formed a band. I’d hide in the corner and face my amp. 🤣 We eventually started playing gigs. It took a while but I eventually started feeding off of the crowd and couldn’t get enough of it. Rocking out front and center 🎸🤟 Alcohol helps also. 🤣
Pete thorn is the man
That’s a chat I needed to hear guys! Gigs n cell phones non stop ..... a guy can get a complex!
More Guitarists need to see this video. Great clip, talking about the real stuff.
*Are you human Pete Thorn?*
Pete Thorn, Phil X, Tom Quayle... when these guys speak, we'd do well to listen and take note.
I'd LOVE to see Pete in a dive bar playing covers! (Assuming the rest of the band is as awesome!)
That PRS is mean dude
It will hurt your bank account.
thats why its mean.. to your bank account
A suggest you buy some good, organic ice-cream instead.
Do something with leo!
yeah
Slimy_the _horrible_Guitarist agreed
Slimy_the _horrible_Guitarist Leo Fender is dead bro
leo the cover guy? hes a douche.
Having fun like you guys on that jam at the end is what I aim for.
Can be very nerve-wrecking to play in front of people, so I get it. Trying to make it fun is something to strive for as much as the technique and knowlege.
I feel like the bigger the gig, the least you gotta do to make an impact, when you are in your room people expect you to give your best since unconsciously they know you are in your comfort zone, but on stage everyone is there to have fun and a long bend has a lot more impact than anything you could've come up with in other situations.
Hey Pete... this series is awesome. There's so much more to playing guitar than scales, arpeggios and gear (although those things help too).
Good advice all but I missed about half of it staring at Pete's Suhr! What a beauty.
I love how Pete Thorn picked up the jam so quickly at the end :D \m/
I'm kind of buzzed that Pete also looks to two seminal movies for me- watching the song remains the same and it may get loud were very influential to me. so inspirational
Pete Thorn. Nicest dude on RUclips...💚
Pete has the best eruption lesson videos!!!!
Once I'm wasted, I'm not even aware of my surroundings anymore, perfect when you're nervous! Believe me!
I can't play drunk (After a litre of Rum)
+Alexandre Hais Wrong. Sober up and respect the music.
Don't take things too literally, don't worry about me I'm fine
The best advice I ever got was when I was in school and had only been playing about a year. A music major (piano) friend of mine told me that if you make a mistake when performing don't grimace, don't pretend to laugh it off rather just keep on playing like nothing happened and act like that's exactly what you intended to play. Her other advice was when giving a recital wear your sexiest clothes which was a bit less helpful for me but she felt it worked for her!
When you started the closing jam and Pete leaned forward to see what chords you were playing? I thought that was cool! Obviously, he didn't need to do that. It was a salute to all of us as equals in his eyes! Rock on!!
Great tip for staying relaxed, also like these vintage styled stools - who's the vendor?
This video made me so happy for some reason. Salutes to both of you!
Tyler (is that how you spell it?) please keep posting these, man..
PS.. I am now officially subscribed.
11:28. Sunhouse- Grinnin' in your face,. awesome song.
Awesome tips.
Also that would be a magical moment for me, hope you enjoyed that!
I've learnt the breathing thing myself recently. It has some huge benefits in delivering something that is difficult.
Play what you know. Cold, unconscious, then you can choose be nervous about whatever else you think warrants it. Nervousness is a choice ultimately.
Damn both of you were tight at the ending jam there
Tyler you've got a sweet tone man, great interview too
Here's suggestion and it's worked for me everytime I played a show: Put on a good show by keeping moving, make A LOT of eye, contact and decide, (or even declare to the audience), "I might fuck up but who really cares?!"
My top 5 Channel = Music is Win and my favorite guitar player Pete Thorn.
Just have a brew 😎👏🍻
I must say pete's haircut is totally badass.
👍
Tyler are you allowed to use non PRS guitars? I love them just wondering...
Oscar Bastardo he has and plays a strat
All his latest guitars are PRS. He's had the Strat for years.
This really helps. I am having this issues with the fear of performance. As far as breathing, it's crazy how much it helps! If you don't breath properly while you're playing, you get like tense hands, joint lock, and memory loss haha.
nice jam, yo!
and pete thorn on a joyo mini head tearing it up
i like this counseling classes,very kind of you guys to offer advice,that's what most guitarists need the most,you can have the best tone but what about the attitude and musical content...
way cool
yasssss
1) its ok to fail 2) Heart and soul (enjoyment) over technical ability wins on a live situation (depending on muisc a bit, but sure apply to any kind of rock.pop.blues. kind of realm). I do not mind people playing 'badly' too much, but I can watch someone that wants to be somewhere else when on stage. 3) play live, play live, play live 4) practice and practice with your band and also practice to be 'loose' with your band 5) tempo
Fuck yeah!!!
They botn did the Hendrik bend!
Pete Thorn can gargle peanut butter and blow bubbles out of beef jerky. He's that tough.
UGH that suhr guitar is so sexy...