@@arcanehornet I forgot what year it was, but Kirk lost his phone that had a bunch of voice recordings of possible song ideas and melodies etc. on a plane, and he said that there were over 250 or so recordings
Did the Best Buy exclusive St. Anger have a shirt that came with it like that? I almost seem to remember getting it the day it debuted at Best Buy... Quite some time ago, so I might be wrong. Anyone else have any recollection of that?
@@paradigmshiftz7 Oh I definitely know, and we can certainly be dumbasses, but in reference to Metallica, many of the legendary riffs were bassist written
@@JManners10 i spoke like a bot but wasn't being sarcastic lol it's funny saying he's good can be thought to be sarcastic poor hammet don't get a breather
Kirk has a lot of badass riffs unfortunately bitch James and Lars don’t let him contribute to the band that much so that’s why you get a lot of 0000-3-5-6-0000 because James never learned anything else.
@@RudyTheRockKing Actually half the song is Hamett´s, The main riff was written by Kirk wich to me is baffling how people just skip jump that big fact been arguably the other super well know Metallica Riff, the other been Sandman (also Kirk), he wrotte the Riff you played in the video (great work), he wrotte the clean interlude with Cliff´s help at around year 83´ (part of Burton´s credit in the song) and the first part of that melodic solo. Burton, other than the clean interlude along Kirk, wrotte the descending riff based on a song called "Andy Warhole" that comes after the outro of the second solo. James wrotte the other half thoug, the Intro Riff, the variation of the main Riff (though that´s not credited), the verse riff and the variation, the chorus, the second part of the interlude and the outro of the first solo... Master of puppets is a big gian ass song, isn it XD. Maybe i´m over extending with this comment right now, but i want to give a hint to spot Kirk´s riffs written for the band: *tritones* , yep, other than going to listen the riff tapes on the albums that just came available in recent years, the way to know what Kirk wrotte is focusing on tritones, in the book "Enter Night" Lars described how at the time of writting Puppets Kirk start giving a lot to the band and he focused a lot on playing tritones. Puppets Main riff and pre chorus, Heroes main riff, Eye of the Beholder main riff, Damage Inc main riff, Enter Sandman Main riff, Of Wolf and Man, and some others are all tritone based and all them where wrotte by Kirk, from the top of my head the only two tritone based riffs i know where written by someone else are Shortest straw by James and Blackend by Newsted (Wich makes a fun fact, Blackend, Beholder and Straw all share the same tritone but all where written by different members). K, now i´ll shut up. Great video.
St. Anger is great, there are some solid and underrated tracks on it ( st anger , frantic , invisible kid...) , production sucks a bit , drums are to loud and sounds like garbage , but it gives it some rough feeling
It makes a lot of sense, James's riffs are more rythmic Kirk's are more bluesy Dave's are more melodic and Cliff's come in harmonic composition than a stand-alone riff
This was really good. And, I actually didn't know Kirk wrote the Creeping Death intro riff! Learning actual new Metallica lore these days is quite rare, so thank you! Kirk has so many song writing credits on songs where we don't know who wrote what, and it really annoys me to not know! 😅
I really don't think that was Kirk. James said he was trying to come up with an Enter Sandman 2, and messed around with the main riff. Also Jason had said the bassline was written by James, which is the same as the guitar riff.
The middle just hangs in there, watch closely and you’ll see the index holding against the fretboard He does play with the pinky though, just like James does
@@RudyTheRockKing Cliff was the only one of them that had any theoretical knowledge of music, since he also played piano and was into jazz stuff as well. So no wonder he was the one teaching the others what worked in terms of melody and harmonies.
Robert Trujillo wrote some riffs at Death Magnetic, one of them are the crazy part of power chords at the ending of The Day That Never Comes, that one needs to be in part 2, great video
On Metallica's first demo, No Life 'Til Leather the song is there as The Mechanics. Mustaine just adapted what he wrote and changed the song title. A video surfaced some time ago of James reacting badly when Lars suggests they play Horsemen, it's a tuning room video
CREEPING DEATH! Oh Lord that is one of the best songs ever. Rumor has it that Kirk dreamed up the riff at age 16 and kept hoping it would find its way into a full song... so glad it did! SO EPIC!
Kirk did write the riff for Enter Sandman, but the order of phrases was different. Lars reorganized it. Lars a drummer, but there's actually good reasons why he's credited as co-writer of most Metallica songs.
Dave wrote a lot of Call of Ktulu - and it's fairly well known the ascending acoustic intro section before the riff repeats is the same progression as Hangar 18.
Also this is an incredible video man thank you so much and for the explanation on who wrote what also inspired me to really want to get home the next time I have a chance to sit down and pull out some old tablature and really pick up where I left off 10 years ago playing Metallica rips riding my own metal stuff because after a few things in my life changed I got really into grunge and I became a drummer and I have never really got back into being a writing guitarist
Easily the weakest ones in the entire catalogue... i saw jump in the fire live and the audience was just completely dead, never seen anything like it at a metallica show
I'd advise to add reverb to your sound, cuz the clean part in phantom lord sounded a little empty. Otherwise sick video I'm looking forward to future parts
So what’s the story with that riff. I’m under impression Dave wrote fast mechanix riff, Metallica slowed it down than Dave brought it back for megadeth
@@musiclovingmetalhead7085 so basically dave wrote that riff and they included the song in their demo album known as the mechanix. but when dave was kicked out they slowed it down and added some of their riffs. they did this till ride the lightning. master of puppets was the first album which didnt have a dave mustaine reference
@@RudyTheRockKing metallica really has a lot of both badass and emotional riffs. It would be cool if in the next video you include songs like To Live is to Die which is IMO their best instrumental even if it doesn't get the love it deserves
@@poker1911 i'll keep that in mind, i have few ideas for new videos , first i'll do part 2 od this video, than later we'll see...i wasn't expecting for this video to explode, it get lots od views in last few days
no? there is a huge diffrence between a harmony and a riff. you can add harmony on distortion too? i think you tried to say melody still doesn't mean the clean parts are riffs
@@LeBronJames-sj7ds What you mean with ,,You can add harmony on distortion too?". When you harmoize a riff, or melody, it's harmoized. Doesn't matter if it's distorted or not. Iron maiden did it a lot
IR's and an Explorer are the key. I don't even own an an Explorer but I can get pretty close to the RtL and Justice tones with just an IR plugin on Reaper
@@RudyTheRockKing Was going to ask if you used a lot of album-specific IRs (following that one tutorial on YT) lol, they sound remarkably close! Great job!
I think it was kinda of kirks idea for the master of puppets riff but Hetfield expanded upon that and made it beefier credit is due to both for one of the most iconic riffs of all time
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This couldve became a 20-part series if Kirk never lost his phone
Maybe
Pretty sure James "lost" Kirk's phone for him but didn't want to admit it.
Lel. Lmfao. Laughed so hard. 🤣🤣🤣
Context?
@@arcanehornet I forgot what year it was, but Kirk lost his phone that had a bunch of voice recordings of possible song ideas and melodies etc. on a plane, and he said that there were over 250 or so recordings
You forgot Blackened main riff. It was written by Jason Newsted.
I didn't forgot...im going to do part2 and part 3 where i'll include it
Ah ok. Can't wait.
@@b3fr1enderbetr4yer8 Thank you
Wasn’t there a whole story about how Newstead wrote that riff and then they flipped it backwards and they loved how it sounded? Something like that...
@@ObsidianLife the intro od Blackened was reversed , and it was Jasons idea
A St.Anger Shirt!!?? very brave
We finally found the one that bought it !
Did the Best Buy exclusive St. Anger have a shirt that came with it like that? I almost seem to remember getting it the day it debuted at Best Buy... Quite some time ago, so I might be wrong. Anyone else have any recollection of that?
@@FatalFabs me too! I bought mine on the Madly In Anger with The World Tour in Helsinki in may 2004
Why? Is a great album
nice pfp
Mustaine riffs are so recognisable
What do you mean?
@@almar9036mustaine riffs sound like they would fit right into a megadeth song
Wasn't phantom lord riff used for Sweating bullets?
@@VideInfra not sweating bullets, but this was my life in CTE and post American world in Dystopia
@@mikek3927 exactly
Lars writes all of his drums on the ukelele
Lol
😂😂😂
Wrong, saxophone.
@@ezraterry4219 the flute
@@savvas773 actually sticks and rocks.
Cliff Burton:
-Writes legendary parts
-Lets James and Kirk play them
R.I.P. Cliff, he is legend
Ironic, The Bassist is the master minds behind many legendary Metal Riffs, and people still talk shit about us lmao
@@Snavels I mean, not *every* bassist in a metal band are the masterminds behind every legendary part
@@paradigmshiftz7 Oh I definitely know, and we can certainly be dumbasses, but in reference to Metallica, many of the legendary riffs were bassist written
@Casanova Frankenstein what do you mean speak for yourself? You literally just restated my point
It’s crazy how Kirk wrote a lot of their most famous riffs
Yeah
Why is it crazy?
@@oscartomlinson11 I didn’t know Kirk wrote so many, it’s really cool cause kirks my favorite member
@@Altern8Paths he also wrote the fast part in the middle of Damage Inc.
@@TinyLegs15243 no way really? the gallop riff?
Lars wrote the Ride the Lightning intro on guitar apparently.
He wrote intro and Cliff wrote harmony
I thought that was Mustaine? He said it in an interview if I'm not mistaken.
@@juanmanuelcorrea7673 mustaine wrote one of the main riffs for the song, the one with the descending spider chord thing. Lars wrote the actual intro.
@@daralenoach Oh ok. The main riff is for sure his as he used it in Wake Up Dead too.
@@juanmanuelcorrea7673 nah, Dave said in an interview that Lars wrote the melodic intro
You can hear the Dave mustaine riffs the second you hear them kinda sounds like megadeth
He actually used some riffs in Megadeth songs that were written while he was still in Metallica
@@RudyTheRockKing I knew it I wasn’t too sure but I knew it 😎
jump in the fire doesnt look like Metallica or Megadeth look like motley crue or Van Halen
@@thedancingguy828 yeah, a bit...makes me dance for some reason 😂😂😂
@@RudyTheRockKing even has a clip where james dance to it lol
Lars Ulrich actually helped write Enter Sandman riff. He changed the configuration of it and Kirk Hammett like it.
Yeah, he did
Well, he basically did that more or less in every single song actually.
@@centocerez that's why he's mentioned as a creator of almkst every song
@@izajagieniak4640 arranger
@@izajagieniak4640 That’s an exception. He mainly takes riffs the others writes and forms them into songs
Playing riffs that weren't written by James while playing his guitar lol
James does the same
@@jerof5497 true
Maybe 2 more cuz I feel like everyone knows about kill em all, and I don’t wanna say it’s cheating, but
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If we want to be more specific. The Explorer is not his signsture guitar. The Snakebyte, the Vulture and the Iron cross are his signature guitars
Kirk Hammett is a beast. Wrote song great riffs and memorable solos. Master of Puppets and Enter Sandman are excellent.
I agree with u
His solos were so clean and beautiful despite the fast and agresive style of Metallica. He's a perfect match for the band
Well he wrote the demo version of Master of puopets it was changed by James
@@sakurasfish2115 ..... I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not 🤣
@@JManners10 i spoke like a bot but wasn't being sarcastic lol it's funny saying he's good can be thought to be sarcastic poor hammet don't get a breather
Wow, Kirk actually wrote some really iconic riffs!
He did
Kirk also wrote the bridge to Creeping Death (and at 16), which is imo one of their best riffs
True
Didn't know Master was a Kirk one. 🤘🏻
James came up with most of the riffs, but Kirk wrote some amazing stuff....Cliff also wrote riff for that song
Rudy The RockKing 🤘🏻
Kirk has a lot of badass riffs unfortunately bitch James and Lars don’t let him contribute to the band that much so that’s why you get a lot of 0000-3-5-6-0000 because James never learned anything else.
@@RudyTheRockKing Actually half the song is Hamett´s, The main riff was written by Kirk wich to me is baffling how people just skip jump that big fact been arguably the other super well know Metallica Riff, the other been Sandman (also Kirk), he wrotte the Riff you played in the video (great work), he wrotte the clean interlude with Cliff´s help at around year 83´ (part of Burton´s credit in the song) and the first part of that melodic solo. Burton, other than the clean interlude along Kirk, wrotte the descending riff based on a song called "Andy Warhole" that comes after the outro of the second solo. James wrotte the other half thoug, the Intro Riff, the variation of the main Riff (though that´s not credited), the verse riff and the variation, the chorus, the second part of the interlude and the outro of the first solo... Master of puppets is a big gian ass song, isn it XD.
Maybe i´m over extending with this comment right now, but i want to give a hint to spot Kirk´s riffs written for the band: *tritones* , yep, other than going to listen the riff tapes on the albums that just came available in recent years, the way to know what Kirk wrotte is focusing on tritones, in the book "Enter Night" Lars described how at the time of writting Puppets Kirk start giving a lot to the band and he focused a lot on playing tritones. Puppets Main riff and pre chorus, Heroes main riff, Eye of the Beholder main riff, Damage Inc main riff, Enter Sandman Main riff, Of Wolf and Man, and some others are all tritone based and all them where wrotte by Kirk, from the top of my head the only two tritone based riffs i know where written by someone else are Shortest straw by James and Blackend by Newsted (Wich makes a fun fact, Blackend, Beholder and Straw all share the same tritone but all where written by different members).
K, now i´ll shut up. Great video.
@@H.E.M. that's pretty subjective.
Your tone is phenomenal
Thank you
@@RudyTheRockKing What guitar and amp are you using? I see you have some EMGs in there.
@@RiffRock51 guitar is Epiphone explorer pluged to Focusrite Scarlett solo, and then i use free vst and some IRs
@@RudyTheRockKing what irs do you use?
Alice in chains ❤️
While watching your guitars and your way of playing i realise that we have one thing in common. The st anger t - shirt.
St. Anger is great, there are some solid and underrated tracks on it ( st anger , frantic , invisible kid...) , production sucks a bit , drums are to loud and sounds like garbage , but it gives it some rough feeling
@@RudyTheRockKing ikr
@@RudyTheRockKing I'm sorry but I don't know how anyone can dispute that St Anger is one of the worst metal albums ever made.
Love the tone and the palm muting, sounds very clean
Thanks
what i really like about Metallica is how everyone got to write stuff, riffs, lyrics. Everyone was able to put their ideas into the bowl
Everyone but Jason, and Rob
@@aarondavis4341 and Jason not even be heard on studio album
@@aarondavis4341 Jason wrote the main riff to “Blackened”
Except for the fact that James does most the work
in creeping death kirk wrote the part of "die by my hand" when he was sixteen, not the main riff
It makes a lot of sense,
James's riffs are more rythmic
Kirk's are more bluesy
Dave's are more melodic
and Cliff's come in harmonic composition than a stand-alone riff
This was really good. And, I actually didn't know Kirk wrote the Creeping Death intro riff! Learning actual new Metallica lore these days is quite rare, so thank you! Kirk has so many song writing credits on songs where we don't know who wrote what, and it really annoys me to not know! 😅
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Creeping death riff was a song for exodus when he was with them
@@amro.j96 Nice, I knew about the "Die" part riff was from Kirk, was those two riff from the same Exodus song?
@@Maggai yes it was a song in a demo but never got released in an album after kirk left
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@@amro.j96 Very cool! I can see how maybe that verse riff could be turned into the Creeping Death intro riff!
Can we just appreciate how good this sounds?
Thank you
@@RudyTheRockKing whats your pedal and your amp?
Not without acknowledging MUSTAINE.
@Cesar yes
Goddamn I didn't realize Kirk wrote the King Nothing riff. That's like a guitar store must have for bass and guitar
Kirk wrote the Enter Sandman riff too, so it's no big surprise
@@marvintimke3978 did he write slither?
@@pkepix5405 He is credited on slither, so probably yes.
I really don't think that was Kirk. James said he was trying to come up with an Enter Sandman 2, and messed around with the main riff. Also Jason had said the bassline was written by James, which is the same as the guitar riff.
Ok so nobody is going to talk bout how he plays the fockin power chords with his middle finger and pinky
Lol what
The middle just hangs in there, watch closely and you’ll see the index holding against the fretboard
He does play with the pinky though, just like James does
@@ej22_gc86 damn ty.I guess my eyes tricked me.
@@ej22_gc86 i always play it with the pinky too
I don't even use my left hand .....
Hammett doesn't get enough credit. Not surprised that beautiful melodic harmony part in Orion was Cliff's - reminds me of the triads in Anesthesia.
That Orion harmony...perfect
What about the main riff from blackned? It was written by jason
I know, it is going to be in part 2 or 3
Se puso la remera con la portada del peor disco de metallica buscate una de máster of puppets para el próximo video
@@rodolfosilva8974 no, los peores son los últimos dos
@@gabriellopez7947 según el oído de cada quien yo viví la mejor época de metallica soy un muchacho grande
@@rodolfosilva8974 pero esta genial, eso es innegable (la playera)
Kirks Coolest riff is the one in Damage inc after the 2nd verse, the one in the bridge leading up to the solo (and after the solo as well).
I always loved that riff as well
Kirk was on icons and he said that cliff would help and teach him and James how to do harmonies on the guitar 🤘🏼
Yeah, Cliff knew that very well
@@RudyTheRockKing Cliff was the only one of them that had any theoretical knowledge of music, since he also played piano and was into jazz stuff as well.
So no wonder he was the one teaching the others what worked in terms of melody and harmonies.
@@henrikhyrup3995 Thats true
Disposable Heroes - at least one of the riffs was written by Kirk
The fast one..
@@metalhammer5 which fast one
Robert Trujillo wrote some riffs at Death Magnetic, one of them are the crazy part of power chords at the ending of The Day That Never Comes, that one needs to be in part 2, great video
And it Will be haha
I believe all nightmare long was also rob. They dub that riff the flamenco.
I think that Dave also wrote The Four Horsemen
Yeah but megadeth released their own faster horsemen , mechanix
@@adamb9249 yeah ik, but still
On Metallica's first demo, No Life 'Til Leather the song is there as The Mechanics. Mustaine just adapted what he wrote and changed the song title. A video surfaced some time ago of James reacting badly when Lars suggests they play Horsemen, it's a tuning room video
RIP Cliff :( such a great talent lost who knows what Metallica might have sounded like with him still involved.
I forgot how awesome King Nothing is
I'm not a big metallica fan but king nothing is a fucking good song i agree buddy\m/
CREEPING DEATH! Oh Lord that is one of the best songs ever. Rumor has it that Kirk dreamed up the riff at age 16 and kept hoping it would find its way into a full song... so glad it did! SO EPIC!
fade to black outro riff is written by cliff, that's the most interesting one
Yeah
Trapped Under Ice was Kirk from when he was in Exodus. Impaler 🤘
Kirk wrote that Creeping Death riff when he was 15!! What a beast!
Kirk did write the riff for Enter Sandman, but the order of phrases was different. Lars reorganized it. Lars a drummer, but there's actually good reasons why he's credited as co-writer of most Metallica songs.
Honestly u cannot credit him for shit
Dave wrote a lot of Call of Ktulu - and it's fairly well known the ascending acoustic intro section before the riff repeats is the same progression as Hangar 18.
Kirk's Master of Puppets riff is so fucking insane! i love it.
Man, your Ride The Lightning tone is spot on!
Thanks
Amaizing video one of the best out there
Thank you
you're a brave man walking around with that st anger shirt!
Yeah, very brave....nothing can stop me
Great stuff dude... editing and the organization of all of his is amazing for such a small channel. Subbed 🤘🏻
Thank you man, that means a lot to me
You gained a sub, damn fine playing
Thank you
The intro of Ride the Lightning was written by Lars and the main riff and the interlude riff of Ride The Lightning was written by Dave Mustaine.
What a fucking great vid, you rock, man, hope you get a ton of views, you deserve it.
Thank you man, that means a lot to me
Also this is an incredible video man thank you so much and for the explanation on who wrote what also inspired me to really want to get home the next time I have a chance to sit down and pull out some old tablature and really pick up where I left off 10 years ago playing Metallica rips riding my own metal stuff because after a few things in my life changed I got really into grunge and I became a drummer and I have never really got back into being a writing guitarist
Čekam onu "I Got Mine" obradu u video formatu, krajnje je vrijeme
Исто
Si
Si
Video je srpski, Vidio je hrvatski
Nisam do sada uopće skužio
That jump in the fire riff is just tooo good, has that mustaine feel. Most of what I consider the best riffs were written by mustaine
Easily the weakest ones in the entire catalogue... i saw jump in the fire live and the audience was just completely dead, never seen anything like it at a metallica show
That song is weak
@@thrashmetal00 thats your opinion mate
Now I’m just realizing how many of my favorite riffs are from Dave.
two? wow thats amazing
@@Irsmaier two? Ride the lightning & seek and destroy are Full of dave's riffs and solos
@@yurisawaki9496 seek and destroy had no riffs from dave. Do your research and look at the writing credits
Goddamn you’ve got some killer tone. Sounds like the album on most if not all the examples.
Awesome guitar playing. I will be subscribing just because of the St. Anger shirt, lol. What an underrated album.
Thank you. St. Anger is really underrated
I thought "Am I evil" would make the list. A few of these surprised me that it wasn't James. Thanks for doing this.
Except it’s not a Metallica song. It’s just a cover.
Killer tone. Looking forward to your video about it. You nailed the signature tone change from album to album.
Thanks, i'll have that in mind while making future videos
Fantastic tone, some of the best I’ve ever heard from Metallica videos
Thank you
Very interesting video! Great playing too!
Thanks
Jump in the fire's riff is so goddamn good
I'd advise to add reverb to your sound, cuz the clean part in phantom lord sounded a little empty. Otherwise sick video I'm looking forward to future parts
Thank you...I agree it is a bit empty
@@RudyTheRockKing rupa je rupa treba ju ispuniti bitno da se mali kupa
Your tone on ride the lightning was perfect
Hey bro, please, make a video talking about your tones and gear!
I guess not only me will love it! Keep it up =)
I'll defenetly try to do that
Hells yeah !! Rock on brother 🤘🏻(you got the tone really well)
Thanks man
I love Cliff he was such a great composer
The slides in King Nothing are crucial. cheers man nice video
Thanks
Intro of "The Call of Ktulu" is a Mustaine work
I know, and its gonna be in part 2
No way
Brave man wearing that t-shirt! 😜 Dude, these are awesome and I love that you play them on James's guitar! 🤘
there’s tons
@Potato Man Yo can even say when he empty his load of Riffs... he ReLoad it
Dude your tone is absolutely on point!
1:52 to be fair, this is James's version of the riff, as the original Kirk version is slightly different.
True
awesome playing dude
Thanks
Four horsemen- mechanix
So what’s the story with that riff.
I’m under impression Dave wrote fast mechanix riff, Metallica slowed it down than Dave brought it back for megadeth
@@musiclovingmetalhead7085 so basically dave wrote that riff and they included the song in their demo album known as the mechanix. but when dave was kicked out they slowed it down and added some of their riffs. they did this till ride the lightning. master of puppets was the first album which didnt have a dave mustaine reference
I just realized Phantom Lord sounds VERY Megadeth!👍🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I think Dave can surely convince us that! Lol.
You can also thank DAVE M. For some of the earlier riffs
that dm tone sounds too good to be true if you know what i mean
Those tones are awesome dude nice job 👍
Thank you man
I think cliff wrote fade to black's outro riff
That is true, and i'll include that Riff in part 2 or 3
@@RudyTheRockKing metallica really has a lot of both badass and emotional riffs. It would be cool if in the next video you include songs like To Live is to Die which is IMO their best instrumental even if it doesn't get the love it deserves
@@poker1911 i'll keep that in mind, i have few ideas for new videos , first i'll do part 2 od this video, than later we'll see...i wasn't expecting for this video to explode, it get lots od views in last few days
@@RudyTheRockKing keep going, you are doing great
@@poker1911 thank you, that means a lot
You really nailed the tones, awesome
Thank you
Cliffs' "riffs" are rather harmonies than rythmic parts.
no? there is a huge diffrence between a harmony and a riff. you can add harmony on distortion too? i think you tried to say melody still doesn't mean the clean parts are riffs
@@LeBronJames-sj7ds I said Cliff wrote harmonies, not riffs. He wrote some riffs, but the guy didn't show them in this video.
@@LeBronJames-sj7ds What you mean with ,,You can add harmony on distortion too?".
When you harmoize a riff, or melody, it's harmoized. Doesn't matter if it's distorted or not. Iron maiden did it a lot
@@marvintimke3978 that wad exactly my point my guy
@@LeBronJames-sj7ds Okey, the question mark just confused me
You guys cool it with the Dave!
You forgot ride the lightning intro is lars
I didn't, its gonna be in part 2
@@RudyTheRockKing Lars would hum the riff and cliff would transpose the riff to guitar
Also nice tone...
@@loopooh1632 Thank you
I just noticed listening to this that ' Phantom Lord ' Sounds a lot like " A Tout Leumond. " The part on guitar he's playing here.
The guitar tone this guy has is incredible.
Thanks
IR's and an Explorer are the key. I don't even own an an Explorer but I can get pretty close to the RtL and Justice tones with just an IR plugin on Reaper
@@elansleazebaganno true, i use Reaper with IRs , some EQ and its awesome
Bro nice job! You got my sub!
Thank you
0:25 this was my life
And Post American World
Thanks for King Nothing , one of my favorites when i play with my guitar
In Serbia we call this music: "Dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž dž"
And I love it
I kod nas u Hrvatskoj hehe
Kakvi plot twistovi 😂😂😂
Najveca fora sto sam ja mislio da je ovo neki Amer ono nas covek lol
@@Fli01000 he he
Good tone you got. Great playing. Keep it up
Thanks
damn the tone man, how do you get that sound? what gear do u use??
I use Focusrite Scarlett solo, free vst, IR etc.... Might do video about it
@@RudyTheRockKing okay man, thanks
@@RudyTheRockKing that would be a great video 🤘
@@RudyTheRockKing Was going to ask if you used a lot of album-specific IRs (following that one tutorial on YT) lol, they sound remarkably close! Great job!
@@F1r3Foxxxy I do use IRs
and yet dwarfed by the numerous kickass riffs by PapaHet
We need moar "riffs that James didn't write"
Everything was written by James one way or another!! James added rhythm wrote most of the lyrics even when Dave was in the band!
I think it was kinda of kirks idea for the master of puppets riff but Hetfield expanded upon that and made it beefier credit is due to both for one of the most iconic riffs of all time
Yeah
I really want an explorer, but they’re super expensive. Do you know where I can get one with emgs for less than $1000? Btw sweet playing man🤘🏻
My Explorer was around 800$, you can find them on Thomman or Muziker sites
There are many epiphone explorer around 700/800/900€ online, they are identical to gibson's
Great video, I subbed! You should do a megadeth one for riffs Dave mustaine didn’t write!
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@@RudyTheRockKing Isto kak i datum odlaska h prijevremenu penziju.
Damn, you nailed the guitar tone