Troy definitely has his own swagger. I’m glad he Joined the Queens. If he was still A Perfect Circle, I don’t think he would’ve been able to shine/play as a performer the way he does with QOTSA
Troy inspired me to get a Jazzmaster. I looked at a Fender Pro and also his signature model and they're amazing. They were too expensive for me so I got the J. Mascis Jazzmaster and that's great too.
@@davids9192 It's a great guitar definitely. Build quality is superb and it sounds great. The pickups were a bit too hot for me when I first started playing it but I like them a lot now
@@LittleFoilFish The build quality of my J Mascis is on a par with my 2016 American Standard Strat. I think the Chinese factory must take a certain pride in producing this model as can be judged by the consistent levels of positive feedback. I know what you mean about the pick ups but they can be tamed with EQ. Definitely a keeper !
Troy inserts the colour where its needed. He sits back in the pocket and plays exactly what's needed to be played, nothing less and nothing more; but we all know he can do so much more. Total pro musician
Van Leeuwen is one of the reasons I bought a Jazzmaster Performer a couple of months ago, can't stress enough how much I love that guitar. Unique player, with a great feel for melody and rhythm. Great interview as well, again Lee!
Thank you for talking with players of so many different genres. Spent some time talking with Troy a few years ago (we'd played with the same drummer once but talked mostly about movies, I think) and he's a smart guy as well as a fine player.
Cool interview. Always thought that part of Josh’s reticence to divulge his gear came from what happened to the Ovation GP after he became famous and it was recognised that that was the guitar he played. It went from a fairly unsuccessful, relatively cheap on the second hand market, discontinued niche model to suddenly in demand and with prices escalating significantly such as to make it hassle for Josh to source and justify buying them to continue to use as touring guitars simply because he made them famous and desirable. If I was him I’d shut up about what I played too, especially if it was discontinued gear. 🤷🏼♂️
I played the cheaper Applause version in the early 90's, and even it was amazing. It just wasnt the Les Paul I was brainwashed into thinking I needed to go along with my Tele.
troy is such a great guitarist, his sound is so unique and innovative. i just love his approach. queens of the stone age are such a great band. one of my favourites!
I never thought I would’ve liked an offset guitar like the jazzmaster. I’ve been a LesPaul/Strat guy forever. UNTIL I PLAYED ONE!! I am loving his signature guitar and the oxblood is 1st on my hit list!!
Can't unsee: the light ring reflection in his shades looks like (cross)eyes from certain angles. Cool guy, always really liked his general style and sound, and of course his footwork on stage.
nice work scoring this one, great interview lee. and for a guy who's in one of the biggest rock bands on the planet, troy seems incredibly down to earth
Talked about his mindset. A lot like mine. Talked about the artists that he listened to and inspired him. Same artists for me. Talked about the guitars he loves. I'm with him. Talked about the way he thinks about sound and music. I agree. Talked about the pedals he would pick if he had to choose. I could live with those. Talked about his favourite amp, the one and only. That's my amp. Dutch surname. I'm Dutch. I think we should meet. I like this guy! 😁👍
And this is actually one of the few guitarists that really should have been there on the plateau with you. What a fooking waste, he's one of the most brilliant minds when it comes to tone shaping :'(
I own the Oxblood version with rosewood fretboard of the TVL Jazzmaster. Don't be put off by the MIM badge. They're really really really well made. Easely on par with the US made fenders
Need to raise the bridge and shim the neck for action to prevent strings from popping off the saddles. They were designed with archtops in mind. Need more break angle from the strings coming off the tremolo tailpiece to the bridge. Don't feed the 'jm/jag bridges need to be upgraded to mustang bridges' - myth if you are not setting up a guitar as intended. Every time someone disses a jm/jag bridge without knowing how to set up, a kitten dies. Hehe.
@Ed Raposo you’re so desperate to be right, you’re not thinking. Boognish’s comment was bang on, you’re ignorant to the fact of who this guy is. By the way, yes, everybody is ignorant about something.
@Ed Raposo Man, you're ignorant and arrogant lol. Yes, everyone is ignorant about a great many things, if you take that as an insult then you should lighten up on your ego. But yes, Troy is awesome and you should check out A Perfect Circle and Failure incase you don't know them (ignorance).
I really think Troy isn’t appreciated enough. He sculpts sounds like few other guitarist can it’s insane
Couldn’t agree more!
Troy definitely has his own swagger. I’m glad he Joined the Queens. If he was still A Perfect Circle, I don’t think he would’ve been able to shine/play as a performer the way he does with QOTSA
I'm thinking the music aficionados know how dominant he is. Especially in the rock world.
He's definitely one of my most influential guitarists, along side Josh, Cantrell and Joe perry among others
Lee is just a top bloke.
This just cured my hangover
I think I lost my headache
Did it work? I’m getting a hangover tomorrow
Holy shit never expected this one
QOTSA, one of the most important and interesting rock bands of the last 20 years. Keep up the good work with the interviews Lee. Good stuff.
Love QOTSA!
I think they are the most important band in the last 20 years. Just a great band and in the end they should be considered as one of the best ever.
Troy inspired me to get a Jazzmaster. I looked at a Fender Pro and also his signature model and they're amazing. They were too expensive for me so I got the J. Mascis Jazzmaster and that's great too.
For most “normal” players the J Mascis JM is as good as it gets Jazzmaster wise.
@@davids9192 It's a great guitar definitely. Build quality is superb and it sounds great. The pickups were a bit too hot for me when I first started playing it but I like them a lot now
@@LittleFoilFish The build quality of my J Mascis is on a par with my 2016 American Standard Strat. I think the Chinese factory must take a certain pride in producing this model as can be judged by the consistent levels of positive feedback. I know what you mean about the pick ups but they can be tamed with EQ. Definitely a keeper !
Another master of the Jazz... master
Troy inserts the colour where its needed. He sits back in the pocket and plays exactly what's needed to be played, nothing less and nothing more; but we all know he can do so much more. Total pro musician
Met Troy at a bar in Seattle and thanked him for his work in Failure, A Perfect Circle and QOTSA - he was surprised and thankful - love this guy.
Troy is a guitar legend. His bands are awesome and his collaborations are great too, like his work with Chelsea Wolfe.
Seen a few interviews with Troy, very down to earth guy who loves to chat about guitars/rigs..
Never clicked faster
Van Leeuwen is one of the reasons I bought a Jazzmaster Performer a couple of months ago, can't stress enough how much I love that guitar. Unique player, with a great feel for melody and rhythm. Great interview as well, again Lee!
I did not expect this at all! great job yet again!
Awesome interview, Troy is a great, interesting player.
I love you guys, but you can't imagine how much!! Ahhhhh!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Been a huge TVL fan since his touring days with Failure. Thanks Troy for your tasteful and influential body of work!
Thank you for talking with players of so many different genres. Spent some time talking with Troy a few years ago (we'd played with the same drummer once but talked mostly about movies, I think) and he's a smart guy as well as a fine player.
Cool interview.
Always thought that part of Josh’s reticence to divulge his gear came from what happened to the Ovation GP after he became famous and it was recognised that that was the guitar he played. It went from a fairly unsuccessful, relatively cheap on the second hand market, discontinued niche model to suddenly in demand and with prices escalating significantly such as to make it hassle for Josh to source and justify buying them to continue to use as touring guitars simply because he made them famous and desirable.
If I was him I’d shut up about what I played too, especially if it was discontinued gear. 🤷🏼♂️
I played the cheaper Applause version in the early 90's, and even it was amazing. It just wasnt the Les Paul I was brainwashed into thinking I needed to go along with my Tele.
troy is such a great guitarist, his sound is so unique and innovative. i just love his approach. queens of the stone age are such a great band. one of my favourites!
Excellent interview. Lee is a natural. Always prepared, displays true interest in the guest and the industry. Thanks!!
I never thought I would’ve liked an offset guitar like the jazzmaster. I’ve been a LesPaul/Strat guy forever. UNTIL I PLAYED ONE!! I am loving his signature guitar and the oxblood is 1st on my hit list!!
Can't unsee: the light ring reflection in his shades looks like (cross)eyes from certain angles.
Cool guy, always really liked his general style and sound, and of course his footwork on stage.
For sure, that cat cuts a rug when he gets in the groove.
At last someone noticed the Ring reflections in his shades, looks very wierd
Great fuckin’ interview! Hot goth, that guy. Love his spooky sounds.
Thank you. This was a great interview.
nice work scoring this one, great interview lee. and for a guy who's in one of the biggest rock bands on the planet, troy seems incredibly down to earth
Failure, A Perfect Circle and QOTSA. You don't get much cooler than that.
AND Gone is Gone too
@@MrMikewright1980
AND Enemy
Sweethead!
Thanks, wasn't expecting Troy to be on the show!
Commenting before I’ve watched.... my immediate reaction was “OH THAT’S COOL” \m/
Great interview. One thing I always forget is that Troy was in A Perfect Circle
If you search “summersault 2000 a perfect circle” there is a little clip from Canada’s much music back in the day. Troy was the same guy back then…😊
I could listen to Troy talk for hours. Just a cool, down to earth, dude. (Also, I would go to a bar called Troys.😂)
What a great interview. Thanks!
Seems to be the nicest guy in rock'n'roll business, great interview, well done Captain ! :p
Hands down the dudest cat, Jazzmasters and Jeffery Wests...
love this guys sound. One of the most underrated guitarists.
Holy shit. I never clicked on a notification this fast. I already love this.
Oh my god. I just got my TVL Jazzmaster back from my guy who does setups. What a coincidence.
How is the guitar? 😊 did you set it up for C standard tuning?
@@WILDFIRE096 Hahha no. Standard. I have the Candy Oxblood one and it’s awesome.
@@MarkJohnsonJams sounds great, enjoy it!
No such thing as coincidence
Nice interview! Big fan of the Qotsa and Troy!
Love me some Troy!
A Perfect Circle 👌
love this stoner skunk like you wouldn't believe
"Stoner Skunk" 😂
Wow, Daniel Ash…..
Has always hit me the way he said! Awesome
Great chanel,great Interview,keep up cheres :-)
holy shit!!!! you need to get Josh next!
Yessssssss! Thank you, thank you 🙌🏻
Our favorite vampire, love QOTSA!
I've never clicked on something faster in my life
I heart Troy and love QOTSA!!
Great interview ,love the jazz master !
What a legend 🤘🏼Cheers cap!
He's the dude
This was great...i wanted it to be 6 hours long
Troy is great! Can you get the other Troy as well? :)
Greetings from Chile!!!
This is awesome. I hope you guys might have the opportunity to demo his guitar at some point.
Wait so listening to the first Qotsa album makes u drive 200mph? Nice 😎
You Think... makes me drive too fast
It has me going 200mph in a few different directions
instant like
Troy fan of Robert Fripp, now I'm a bigger fan of Troy
Talked about his mindset. A lot like mine.
Talked about the artists that he listened to and inspired him. Same artists for me.
Talked about the guitars he loves. I'm with him.
Talked about the way he thinks about sound and music. I agree.
Talked about the pedals he would pick if he had to choose. I could live with those.
Talked about his favourite amp, the one and only. That's my amp.
Dutch surname. I'm Dutch.
I think we should meet. I like this guy! 😁👍
Bedankt!
And this is actually one of the few guitarists that really should have been there on the plateau with you. What a fooking waste, he's one of the most brilliant minds when it comes to tone shaping :'(
Yesssss....🤘🏻🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
The Billy gibbons beard harmonic
I own the Oxblood version with rosewood fretboard of the TVL Jazzmaster.
Don't be put off by the MIM badge. They're really really really well made. Easely on par with the US made fenders
So stoked you finally interviewed Cristiano Malgioglio, he looks great!
lmfaoo don't do troy like that man, that's low
Troy reminds me of Vincent Vega.
27:02 Fuzzrocious mention.
So proud Troy & QOTSA dig/support us!
@@fuzzrociouspedals
Excellentè. Fuzzrocious pedals are dope.
What a nice geezer .
great, now i kinda want some ice cream
Friggin Lub QOTSA
🙌🤘
I´ve just woke up! Saw this thumbnail and ........... click.
I’m the first one? I’m drunk and psyched about this? Who am I)
If you’ve not listened to failure… you’re missing out in life.
Golden!
So overlooked powerhouse album is tops for me.
Ya know.
You know.
Troy's shades, especially those two "eyes" start confusing me at latest at 1:34
Y'all need Jazzmasters.
get manson on there !
Dear Santa I've been good this year plz watch video and put this guitar on my list🎅🎸🎵🎶
Need to raise the bridge and shim the neck for action to prevent strings from popping off the saddles. They were designed with archtops in mind. Need more break angle from the strings coming off the tremolo tailpiece to the bridge. Don't feed the 'jm/jag bridges need to be upgraded to mustang bridges' - myth if you are not setting up a guitar as intended. Every time someone disses a jm/jag bridge without knowing how to set up, a kitten dies. Hehe.
Spread the message Kim!
Enemy - hooray for dark matter -
Underrated album Troy needs to get back on that band
@@christmeister “it’s a big dumb rock band” Troy but a killer album - freeway is by far and away my fav song on it
@@christmeister ps sweethead is killer also
Bauhaus? Robert fripp? Ok interviews over, we’re done here. There’s nowhere to go from here
What's up with Troy's hair? Must be a California thing.
Troy who ?
Says 'Digital Chris' pictured with his acoustic guitar
Who??????
Do some homework before showing your ignorance.
Ed Raposo ignorance is a lack of knowledge - so not knowing who this is, is literally ignorance.
@Ed Raposo you’re so desperate to be right, you’re not thinking. Boognish’s comment was bang on, you’re ignorant to the fact of who this guy is. By the way, yes, everybody is ignorant about something.
@Ed Raposo Man, you're ignorant and arrogant lol. Yes, everyone is ignorant about a great many things, if you take that as an insult then you should lighten up on your ego. But yes, Troy is awesome and you should check out A Perfect Circle and Failure incase you don't know them (ignorance).
@Ed Raposo At least "millennials" know what the meaning of ignorance is, 😆😂😆😂😆.