Creed's Mark Tremonti on Jake E. Lee / Ozzy, Warren DeMartini / RATT, Frank Hannon /Tesla, Metallica
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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In a new interview with Metal Edge, Creed/Alter Bridge Guitarist Mark Tremonti talked about Jake E. Lee, Ozzy's Ultimate Sin, Warren DeMartini and RATT, Tesla and Frank Hannon, and Metallica's Master of Puppets.
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I totally agree ... my favorite Ozzy was when Jake played Guitar. Funny thing when guitar players think they know how Jake played something theyre usually 99% wrong its played completely different !!! Always one of my favorite guitar players !!!
Totally. I really don't see what the big fuss about Randy Rhodes was??? Bark at the Moon was my favourite Oz album. Pretty sure Jake was on that one. Though lightening Strikes was the first Oz song I ever heard.....not knowing that Oz was in Sabbath as a kid.....and every kid growing up in a small town in the 80s had heard a couple early Sabbath tunes echoing off in the distance of some older crews house more than a few times. So you subconsciously knew the songs already.
@@JohnSmith-rk6jy Im with you Bark at the Moon was the Best for me. Rhoads was great but I liked Jake E Lee better
Lmao @ the fuss about Randy Rhodes. That would be like saying Cliff Burton was no big deal.
That’s so funny. I just finished my comment with the fact that I will never get over learning Jake isn’t finger tapping in the outro solo for Bark at the Moon! 😂🤣😂
You really have to put the time frame into perspective. At the time when Eddie Van Halen, Randy Road, George Lynch, Jake E Lee etc. emerged, The most influential guitar players were Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Ritchie Blackmore, Jeff Beck and so on so Randy was a huge deal.
He's right about Frank Hannon... crazy versatile guitarist.
Warren demartini is a helluva guitarist of his own kind..... In my opinion he was,is and will be no.1 in my heart ❤️❤️❤️❤️
No doubt. Him and George Lynch are my top 2 picks. I'm not talking about the bands they played in, I'm specifically speaking about them as individuals.
Mark Tremonti is a total class act. Just a tremendous player and person. Much respect.
Ultimate Sin is my fav Ozzy record & Jake E,Lee was my fav Ozzy guitarist!
Over dude from Black Sabbath? And even Randy Rhoads?
@@joeygouda Randy & Zakk are great but Jake wrote the songs I like the most! I'm Not saying who's the best guitarist is.
@@joeygouda "Over dude from Black Sabbath?" Joey, his name is Tony Iommi. Wow...The dude from Led Zeppelin is Jimmy Page, in case you were wondering? 😎
Yhea man , mine too👍
@@joeygoudagay Rhoads sucks
For a long time, I never knew Jake wrote the guitar into to Ratt’s Never Use Love. Listening to it after the fact, you can definitely hear Jake.
Couldn't agree more about Jake.
One of the best .
We were almost spoiled for choice with great guitar players in the 80s, I loved and still love Tesla's second album, and both Skeoch and Hannon really complimented each other, not overly flashy neither. I've started to listen to Bark at the Moon for the first time in over 30 years, and quite a bit, Jake's guitar is just phenomenal.
Bark At The Moon is the Ozzy album that I grew up with. My oldest sister bought it for me on cassette tape back in 1988 when I was ten years old. I already loved Hard Rock/ Heavy Metal since 1983 when I first listened to Quiet Riot's Metal Health album, but Ozzy's Bark At The Moon album changed my life. I have been a huge massive of Hard Rock/ Heavy Metal ever since. It is still my favorite Ozzy album, but I love all the other 80's albums alot as well. Jake E Lee has always been my favorite solo Ozzy guitar player. His guitar playing Is insanely amazing , especially on the Bark At The Moon song. love all of Ratt's albums, especially Out Of The Cellar and Invasion Of Your Privacy big time. Warren Demartini is a phenomenal guitar player as well. Master Of Puppets is a masterpiece, but my favorite has always been Ride The Lightning. Mark definitely has great taste in music.
Ozzy has quite a few amazing records,but I agree 100% that "The Utimate Sin " is Ozzy's best at least to me. I saw that tour with Metallica opening at Municipal Auditorium in Nashville and after all these years and over 50 shows attended,it's still the best show I ever witnessed.
The first time I heard Metallica was when they opened for Ozzy "Ultimate Sin" tour. First song, Battery, blew me away! Next day I went and bought "Master of Puppets" with what little money I had as a teenager, instantly became a huge fan of that whole album. Ozzy with Jake was amazing as well, loved Jake! One of the best concerts I ever attended and I went to a lot of concerts in the late 80's early 90's and of course some after that here and there.
Still bitter - had ticket to see that show and Ozzy postponed then cancelled. Excruciating … the bill of a lifetime for a 15 year old. Cliff RIP
The tour before they took out the Crue
Saw that tour at Long Beach arena 🤘
Jake is still my fav guitar player I finally learned to play BATM his way!!!!
Jake's solos were masterpieces.
Absolutely
Me too - love Ultimate Sin.
Yes jake e lee my favorite ozzy guitarist!!! Bark at the moon my favorite ozzy album!
Agreed on all counts! Tesla, Ratt, Jake E Lee - amazing..
I remember Frank as a 12 year old on a motocross bike, really shy, at first Frank wanted to be Eddie Van Halen, my buddy Bruce turned him on to Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, another buddy of mine Bobby Reed turned Frank on to lot's of Music. Frank met Ronnie Montrose and it changed his life. I remember Frank's first band Earthshaker playing gigs at Gent Check hall, the good ol days for sure.
Tremonti has excellent taste and hes 100% spot on with his views.
Killer of Giants 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥
Not a huge Ozzy fan but love the two Jake albums. Such a distinctive style and with tasteful embellishments not aided by a Floyd Rose and not overdone like Zak who just pinches and squeals too much. Not a duff track on The Ultimate Sin :)
DeMartini is very melodic. Mimic the vocals and you're on the right track.
Tremonti is a hell of a guitarist and he seems like a good dude .
One of my favorite albums ever is Retraced by Jake E Lee. He had a great band on that and although the songs are covers, it's the stuff that really influenced Jake and his playing is really inspired...everyone's is. He's of that generation of guitarists right before mine that was into Robin Trower, Mick Ronson, Montrose and guys like that.
I agree, theres a few really great tunes on that Ozzy album. The title track, Never, Lightning Strikes & KOG are all solid tracks. The album had a very different sound production wise I thought tht was diff from previous & albums since but still some solid offerings. Jake & crew were def one of the Ozz-man's better line-ups. ~háá nilyį́į́h Randy~
KOG? Refresh this withering memory will ya?
@@davidperez5089 Killer of Giants, one of my favorite Ozzy songs, Jake was a beast on that track and the whole album.
It's what happens when you have a really next-level player.
"Secret Loser" was another great one.
Ultimate sin is my favorite
I met Mark at a bar (Intersection) in Grand Rapids,Mi right when they were touring the “my own prison” album. He was cool man, I shot the shit with him and his Buddy (a DJ from Detroit) and drank a beer with him. Cool dude for sure.
It's always nice to hear stories about people meeting famous people and the famous people not being dicks!
The best hard rock ,metal guitarist recorded masterpieces in the 80's
agree with his opinion on Ultimate Sin
Warren DeMartini was all about the concise solo.
Glad someone is throwing props towards Hannon and Tesla. Tragically under-rated band back in the day. And they've always seemed like genuinely nice people who were just doing their thing and enjoying the ride. Loved 'em back then, still love 'em today. #GoodMemories
I could totally afford ANY album during that era...God bless Columbia House!
Hell yea bro lol , I'd send them a penny and they'd send me 12 tapes 😂🤣😂🤣. Good times
"When you are a kid, you can only afford so many albums"
I guess he never heard of Colombia House back in the day? Lol
No doubt. I got about 100 LPs and cassettes from them. Still have most too. 12 records for a penny.
Yep.Columbia would sell Nine cassettes for a penny and then you had to buy one at full price
@@ROOKTABULA : The real scam was the retail price of records, CDs and cassettes. Each of those formats were produced for less than a dollar but sold for $10 to $15 or more.
Digital downloads are cheap in today's world but good luck if you want to see an artist live. Floor tickets are $1000 or more so I think the artists are doing just fine.
@@ROOKTABULA Yep. You never saw any Pink Floyd or The Rolling Stones records on there either. They were smart.
Ultimate Sin is the fuckin' best
Warren DeMartini is probably the best guitarist to ever play in my opinion.
The songs from Ozzy's Ultimate Sin album are easily the best Ozzy tunes for me...Musically, his other albums are no comparison to the Jake E Lee songs of Bark at the Moon and Ultimate Sin.
I mean it's not even close.
Imo, Mark's insights and opinions are spot on.
Marks the real deal
Jake e Lee was ozzys best guitarist
The Ultimate Sin gets a lot of crap now cause it is a little more "glammy" compared to the others, but that was the time back then, that's what was selling.. And Jake ripped it up on that entire Album.. And Killer of Giants is one of my all time favorite songs as well.. Jake got a raw deal for so long, and he didn't deserve it. That guy deserves respect from respected players so it's nice to hear this coming from Mark... He could have easily jumped on a bandwagon and played it safe and said yeah Blizzard of Oz w/ Randy..Which I'm not downing Randy whatsoever.. Randy was the reason I picked up a guitar in the early 80s as a kid. But, Mark talked about Jake and the Ultimate Sin.. Very cool. And very nice for someone to give Franky Hannon some props.. That guy is so under rated.
It damn sure doesn't sound "glammy"
It's heavier with lots of fills and lots of swagger.
@@stricknine8623 I agree. Sadly, back then a lot of people, critics, fans based their opinions on stuff more off the look and image instead of the actual music and songs.
@@ryant3600
Yes and I've ridiculed them harshly to try to squelch that stupidity.
You are definitely correct. I've always liked to point out that I LISTEN to music, I cannot and do not LOOK at music.
Agree 100% they influenced me also.
First? Master of Puppets is truly one of the best.
I created a Pandora channel based on The Ultimate Sin. It’s a great mix of hair metal from the mid 80s to 90s.
Tesla was my first concert, well unless you count my parents taking me to see Miami Sound Machine...
What great choices.
I loved Warren DeMartini. He had the smoothest fingering…they moved on the fretboard like the proverbial hot knife through butter…just flowed so easily.
Frank Hannon was amazing. I remember the moment I first heard that opening riff to Modern Day Cowboy…it was after school on MTV. It stopped me in my tracks, and I knew greatness was about to follow.
I saw Metallica open for OZZY on the Master of Puppets tour., which may have been Ozzy’s Ultimate Sin Tour…can’t remember. I wasn’t much of a fan then, but now, I still always choose MoP as their best album…hands down!
Jake E Lee…one of my favorite guitar players ever. I can watch video after video after video of him playing or talking about guitar. I will never get over the fact that he isn’t finger tapping in the ending solo of Bark at the Moon…which is one of my favorite guitar moments.
Tesla's music is timeless imo, but I haven't listened to anything past Bust a Nut which I need to do
The reason Ozzy doesn't like that record is because he couldn't and can't screw Jake out of his writing credits like he did on BATM.
Bullseye!
The..first..two..of..Ozzy..are..the..best!! But..Ultimate..Sin..can..be..put..together..with..them!!
I think the production on the Ultimate Sin sounds bright and crisp, especially Jake's guitar parts.......I like BATM, but hated the albums overall final mix quality, it's like they EQ'd everything with all the bands on the flat settings. The Ultimate album is the exact opposite with.concerning Jake's sound. It's like he came alive on the Ultimate Sin album.
Strange, I don’t know anything about this guy. I remember the band, had some cool songs. So I remember the vocals, the guy had a cool voice. But I don’t remember any of the guitar parts. He looks kind of familiar. And he sounds like he’s probably pretty close to my age.
Maybe one day I will listen to a few Creed songs again, since I’m hearing his name more lately. I figure he’s got to be pretty good. 🤘🏻🇺🇸🎸
Don't listen Creed. Creed disbanded in 2004 and Creed members except their vocalist created Alter Bridge recruiting Myles Kennedy as the singer. And Creed is nowhere near AB. Try listening Blackbird, Cry of Achilles and Fortress. Mark's guitar playing is awesome. He also has his own solo project called Tremonti where he does more thrashy/heavy stuff than AB.
The ultimate Sin was my favorite, you missed exudus in the 80s it sounds like
The Ultimate Sin is the best album Ozzy ever released... The creativity on that album is over board... Jake could have done so much more.. but he had restraints on... Ozzy fucked up.
Lyrycs..are..talking..about..today..!!Very..Apocaliptic..and..realistic!!!Ultimate..Sin&Master of Puppets!!!
I love the Alter Bridge albums and the Tremonti records, and have listened to at least one every week in the gym for the last 15 years. Great weightlifting music. As much as I love them, I can NOT listen to Metallica or Ratt or Ozzy while lifting. Just doesn’t have the right energy or tempo.
Saliva works best for me!
Cool kat, that Mark.......
What's with the wiseguy voice
Warren D is the shit. Top three with Randy and Eddie
Jake E Lee...or how to live 40 years with a single song
WOW! THIS IS ME! Are we qualified to be a cult? 😂😂😂
*ALLLLLLL* credibility was *DESTROYED* as soon as I saw the word "Creed."
Look What the Cat Dragged In - best album of all time
Yeah those chick's were better than the Runaways 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Master..of..Puppets-Metallica..is..their..best!!
Never heard of Mark Tremonti.
At the risk of being the only person who doesn't like Metallica's Master of Puppets, yeah, I said it, I don't like that album. In fact, I stopped listening to Metallica after that... to this day. Zero interest.
I lost Metallica after And Justice.
Wow, there are people who don’t even think the first four Metallica albums are any good either. Um. Okay.
@@ericandrews1661 : Cool story bro but very few metal fans do not like Metallica.
Now go ahead and name some obscure bands that you listen to that are "the coolest ever". Lol
@Pittsburgh Steelers lol
Crosby made warren
Wrong.. I think Jake had more to do w/ Warrens success than Robbin.
Randy killed Lee......best Metallica will always be cliff em all not kill em all...... But lightening highest selling thrash album of all time.....BTW LOOK IT UP
Metallica is the worst thing that ever happened to heavy metal.
Bullshit we listening to creed give advice now... Wonder why musical sucks now
Don't like Mark's guitar playing at all. I can predict every song-even if i've never heard them before. Boring..terrible.