It’s always fun to hear people’s takes on “the best…” in music. One song that I never see on these lists and don’t understand is Sultans of Swing by Dire Straits. Super unique sound and identifiable immediately
Mark Knopfler might be the most underrated human being on the planet. Not only Sultans are missing from any lists, and it's his most famous song, but the guy also still consistently writes astonishingly good songs nobody cares about. It's a shame.
@@benink5690 it's got licks riffs would be the identifiable repeated phrase that represents the songs love mark knopfler just wanted to add my opinion not that it matters! Keep on rocking!
Great list. Some riffs i was hoping to see here. Dire Straits - Money for nothing Van Halen - Ain't talking bout love Peter Frampton - Do you feel like we do I heard you say in another video that your consider the beggining of Layla more as a lick, so I kinda expected not to be here. And there could be a lot of other Zeppelin riffs.
I expected Ain't talkin about love allll along too man :( was a bit disapointed. Hoped for Crazy Train, Ain't talkin about love... but well, he plays so well so... I won't complain haha
1:25 song 2, blur 1:32 sweet home alabama, lynrd skynyrd 1:43 satellite, dave matthews band 1:53 chop suey, system of a down Thanks for the great vid; I've added the time stamps because us learning musicians, love to use the videos for reference, and we keep coming back. The time stamps help us jump around easily. Maybe you would consider putting these in your video descriptions? Guaranteed higher view count, over a longer time! Thanks again. (would've liked to have seen Mr. Brownstone!) 2:01 good love is on the way, john mayer 2:14 la grange zz top 2:22 summer song, joe satriani 2:33 the breaks, the black keys 2:46 girl's got rhythm, acdc 2:53 crossroads, eric clapton 3:15 hot for teacher, van halen 3:29 die to live, Steve Vai 3:52 smells like teen spirit, nirvana 4:00 welcome home, coheed & Cambria 4:15 Judith, a perfect circle 4:30 walk this way, Aerosmith 4:39 airbag, Radiohead 4:59 heavy, collective soul 5:10 wherever I may roam, Metallica 5:25 daytripper, the Beatles 5:33 misirlou, dick Dale 5:39 schism, tool 5:48 Tom sawyer, rush 6:00 cemetery gates, Pantera 6:14 black shuck, the darkness 6:28 I can't get no satisfaction, the rolling stones 6:35 seven nation army, the white stripes 6:44 short skirt /long jacket, cake 6:50 iron man, black sabbath 7:03 owner of a lonely heart, yes 7:11 all mixed up, 311 7:23 get up I feel like being a sex machine, James brown 7:30 sunshine of your love, cream 7:38 smooth, santana 7:48 sweet child o mine, gnr 8:03 black dog, led zeppelin 8:24 every breath you take, police 8:42 mediterranean sundance, al dimeola 8:53 snow, rhcp 9:04 when i come around, green day 9:15 rosanna, toto 9:30 no more tears, ozzy 9:43 testify ratm 9:50 gasoline, audioslave 10:00 holy diver, dio 10:13 spoonman, soundgarden
Everyone’s “Best Of” lists are always interesting and different, I like the fact that your list spanned a few different styles rather than sticking to just the heavier styles, good job!
Probably doesn't count as just a riff, but the entire intro to Little Wing. One of the most beautiful 30 seconds of music in my opinion. SRV's version is also up there, but the original by Jimi is an absolute classic.
At 1:43, I didn't knew the Dave Matthews Band made that song called "Satellite" and I didn't knew that title yet when I listened to it in my childhood, even after it was released in 1994 (2 years before I was born). I'm glad you gave me my childhood back with that song. Thank you, Tyler:)
Agreed. I've listed to Friday Night in San Francisco by The Guitar Trio thousands of times since a friend introduced me to it in college. Blows my mind every listen. It's like a secret language they're speaking through music and emotion.
As massive of a Tool fan as I am, Schism is definitely driven by Chancellors bass. Also, feel like Bush - Machinehead deserved to be on that list more than some others.
Cool list. For some of these bands, I would replace the songs you picked with: 1. Dazed and Confused by Led Zeppelin 2. All Nightmare Long by Metallica 3. I'm Broken by Pantera 4. Paradise City by Guns n' Roses And I would also add Layla by Eric Clapton which is the riff under the part that everyone knows which you said is more of a lick than a riff.
@@marcthedashergd6321 yeah it’s one of the most well know ones like cemetery gates and Domination but the melody of the riff is so catchy it’s great but another one of the favorites is revolution is my name and a new level but I agree I’m broken is in my top 5 for Pantera
Here's my list of things left out that I love: Stooges "I Wanna be your Dog," Dead Boys "Sonic Reducer," Van Halen Runnin With the Devil," Dire Straits "Money for Nothin," Black Sabbath "Electric Funeral," Judas Priest "Livin After Midnight," Buckcherry "Lit Up," Alice In Chains (there's soo many I can't put one)
You really think all of those riffs sounded great? The playing was really good, but he should have used a guitar with more versatility. This Gibson is only good for very limited type of sounds.
Gel is probably my favourite riff with the way it kicks in suddenly after the intro/chorus, along with it’s very tasteful solo. And their new stuff has some excellent riffs too
Glad to see at least one Radiohead riff on here. That must have been a hard choice! I'm sure these days they're probably better known (and arguably more popular) for their more "experimental" and less guitar driven stuff. But OK Computer and The Bends are full of amazing riffs! Planet Telex and Subterannian Homesick Alien are two of my personal faves. A couple other honorable mentions: Muse - Hysteria & The Small Print But you could make this list 1000 long and still not make everyone happy! Haha Edit: Freaking awesome Les Paul!
Tyler - giving credit to Coheed automatically makes your list better than all the other lists regurgitating the same songs year after year. Coheed's catalog is full of amazing riffs and "Welcome Home" is definitely a gateway to them, so thank you for including it.
The most impressive part for me was being able to navigate all those tones from one board/rig in sequence without a fancy loop switcher or midi control.
Blue Oyster Cult: "Don't Fear the Reaper". One of the coolest and most rewarding riffs to lean early and one of the most iconic and eerie guitar solos ever. Also, Iggy Pop and the Stooges : "Search and Destroy". The riff that kicks a neat infinite amount of ass!!
Another awesome video, been watching Tyler since I was 12 and I just picked up the guitar last year and started shredding, been watching you every upload and every time your videos are awesome, funny, stupid (in a good way, like when you do playing the forbidden riff in guitar stores) and just amazing in general, keep up the good work bro 🤙
Nice list. Was dissapointed, however at the lack of muse riffs. I can think of a few that could’ve made the cut, namely Psycho, Knights of Cydonia, and Plug in baby
i think the prechorus riff in tomorrow by silverchair (the part where he goes 'very hard to drink') and the clean guitar solo bit before the first chorus are some of my favourite guitar riffage ever.
muses matthew bellamy has written so many great riff like on new born - plug in baby - stockholm syndrome - knights of cydonia - unnatural selection - supremacy - psycho - the handler - and so on also robert fripp from king crimson has written some crasy unplayable incredible riffs
Man dude! Not what my list would look like but flashing some serious chops playing different style riffs like that. I’m impressed. Hats off to you brother.
Fun list. Well done. I would have included Cherub Rock, Evenflow, Tripping Billie, Beautiful Disaster, Descending, Break on Through, Runnin' Down a Dream, Everlong, No World For Tomorrow. Well, with that, I guess I should get started on my video o_0
For a moment there I thought I was at Guitar Center on a Friday night but great respect for Mediterranean Sunset. Elegant Gypsy from Dimeola and friends is one of my faves. Nice playing!
I don't see how "Crazy On You" by Heart was left out. Other than that I loved your list! The Darkness "Love On The Rocks With No Ice" is my fav riff of theirs.
Ain't talkin bout love and unchained def deserve a spot on this list cmonnnnn. As do Carry on my Wayward Son, Everlong, and Kickstart my Heart (You need to give motley crue some more love on ur channel smh) All these are instantly recognizable.
Love that one of my favorite under-appreciated 90s bands, Collective Soul was included here. Also, The Darkness are CRIMINALLY underrated. They are truly a modern day badass two guitar rock band that absolutely shreds.
Agreed!!! Always love hearing a little Collective Soul, especially something other than just Shine or December. I love those songs but it’s all you ever hear when they have so many other great songs.
Great list! From the standpoint of a good riff vs. a great song list, I think I'd have included the intros from Hocus Pocus - Focus and maybe Def Leppard - Hysteria
GVF is an example of a good, young rock band. There's such a scarcity of new rock bands these days, that's why it's so important to make bands like Dirty Honey, Mammoth WVH, and Forrester popular. I would even go as far as to say that the riff at the interlude of "Down And Out Of State" by Forrester belongs on this list.
@@Redoubt1989 down and out of state is really easy to play. Plus, Forrester is a better band when it comes to drums than guitar. The drum solo is in down and out of state makes my top 10 drum solos list, but not guitar.
Cool that you completely did your favorite and not voted on lists cause I would never say Wherever I May Roam, but it is an awesome riff. Just nice to see someone unapologetically giving their favorite not appeasing to the masses. Much Love Tyler🤘🏻🎸🔥
Lack of representation of 80s heavy metal bands is frankly disappointing. There's no way I wouldn't have: Judas Priest (Electric Eye), Iron Maiden (2 Minutes to Midnight), Megadeth (Symphony of Destruction), Slayer (Raining Blood), Def Leppard (Pour Some Sugar on Me), Motley Crue (Kickstart My Heart), Motorhead (Ace of Spades) and many more.
No money for nothing and smoke on the water?no matter how much it is overplayed smoke on the water is one of the catchiest and best riffs from blackmore
Awesome Video! I have been playing for about 9 months, but i recently had to start focusing on school again. I love guitar and it is honestly one of the greatest energies to experience running through your finger tips. I've just been depressed lately, because i'll probably have to sell my telecaster to pay for school... it's okay though i can always get another guitar :)
According to a guitar geek the best riffs are, 1 Smoke on The Water 2 Whole Lotta Love 3 Sunshine Of Your Love 4 Heartbreaker 5 Black Night 6 Crossroads 7 I feel Fine 8 Sweet Child o mine 9 Revolution 10 All Right Now These are undisputed, the best according to a guitar geek. Finally a correct list!
Time for a challenge... I want to see him play along with some old Roy Clark. There are tons of videos of Roy and Glen Campbell playing, and I'm no guitar player, but they look very technical. It's not all country either, though playing some of that style might be part of the challenge too. Thanks for a great list!
CHOP SUEY not TOXICITY oops
Hey Tyler what did you think about half time?
How could you?
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I actually prefer the heavy riff from Toxicity...
I was gonna jump all over u for this one lol.
It’s always fun to hear people’s takes on “the best…” in music. One song that I never see on these lists and don’t understand is Sultans of Swing by Dire Straits. Super unique sound and identifiable immediately
Mark Knopfler might be the most underrated human being on the planet. Not only Sultans are missing from any lists, and it's his most famous song, but the guy also still consistently writes astonishingly good songs nobody cares about. It's a shame.
To be fair, sultans of swing doesn’t really even have a riff, which is what makes it great.
They struggle to play it smoothly (Thats a challenge). Plus that song has like 160 individual riffs.
@@benink5690 it's got licks riffs would be the identifiable repeated phrase that represents the songs love mark knopfler just wanted to add my opinion not that it matters! Keep on rocking!
@@dirtydanthesecretsauceman8519 sure it does. It has one riff that is repeated quite a lot, and then various licks in between.
In my opinion, a list like this isn't complete without Money for nothing by Dire Straits on it.
I fucking hate that song. I've heard it too damn much.
@@aryavart296 I hate it too don't worry lol. I've always hated the singing and guitar tone. Plus the lyrics are hilariously bad too
@@ineedwafflestabernacle you hate the guitar tone from money for nothing? I have never heard that before, very interesting.
naaah, Money by Pink Floyd tho for sure.
was about to say the same, sound simple insanely hard to play it right
Great list. Some riffs i was hoping to see here.
Dire Straits - Money for nothing
Van Halen - Ain't talking bout love
Peter Frampton - Do you feel like we do
I heard you say in another video that your consider the beggining of Layla more as a lick, so I kinda expected not to be here. And there could be a lot of other Zeppelin riffs.
I expected Ain't talkin about love allll along too man :( was a bit disapointed.
Hoped for Crazy Train, Ain't talkin about love... but well, he plays so well so... I won't complain haha
More than a feeling by Boston is one of my favs.
I was hoping for Moth into Flame by Metallica. Unpopular opinion, but I think it was an underrated riff/song. Also Paranoid and Master of puppets.
I can't believe he didn't play Money for Nothing
Especially Ain't Talkin' Bout Love, which may be the greatest opening riff ever, along with Whole Lotta Love.
1:25 song 2, blur
1:32 sweet home alabama, lynrd skynyrd
1:43 satellite, dave matthews band
1:53 chop suey, system of a down
Thanks for the great vid; I've added the time stamps because us learning musicians, love to use the videos for reference, and we keep coming back. The time stamps help us jump around easily. Maybe you would consider putting these in your video descriptions? Guaranteed higher view count, over a longer time! Thanks again. (would've liked to have seen Mr. Brownstone!)
2:01 good love is on the way, john mayer
2:14 la grange zz top
2:22 summer song, joe satriani
2:33 the breaks, the black keys
2:46 girl's got rhythm, acdc
2:53 crossroads, eric clapton
3:15 hot for teacher, van halen
3:29 die to live, Steve Vai
3:52 smells like teen spirit, nirvana
4:00 welcome home, coheed & Cambria
4:15 Judith, a perfect circle
4:30 walk this way, Aerosmith
4:39 airbag, Radiohead
4:59 heavy, collective soul
5:10 wherever I may roam, Metallica
5:25 daytripper, the Beatles
5:33 misirlou, dick Dale
5:39 schism, tool
5:48 Tom sawyer, rush
6:00 cemetery gates, Pantera
6:14 black shuck, the darkness
6:28 I can't get no satisfaction, the rolling stones
6:35 seven nation army, the white stripes
6:44 short skirt /long jacket, cake
6:50 iron man, black sabbath
7:03 owner of a lonely heart, yes
7:11 all mixed up, 311
7:23 get up I feel like being a sex machine, James brown
7:30 sunshine of your love, cream
7:38 smooth, santana
7:48 sweet child o mine, gnr
8:03 black dog, led zeppelin
8:24 every breath you take, police
8:42 mediterranean sundance, al dimeola
8:53 snow, rhcp
9:04 when i come around, green day
9:15 rosanna, toto
9:30 no more tears, ozzy
9:43 testify ratm
9:50 gasoline, audioslave
10:00 holy diver, dio
10:13 spoonman, soundgarden
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1:53 is goddqmn chop suey not toxicity
@@roots14808 thanks champ.
Everyone’s “Best Of” lists are always interesting and different, I like the fact that your list spanned a few different styles rather than sticking to just the heavier styles, good job!
Number 4 was Chop Suey, not Toxicity 🤣🤣
The transition from Wherever I may roam into Day Tripper was 👌👌
A few of my favorite riffs are “who did you think I was” by John Mayer, “couldn’t stand the weather” by SRV or “wait until tomorrow” by Jimi Hendrix
Those would definitely be in my top ten
Probably doesn't count as just a riff, but the entire intro to Little Wing. One of the most beautiful 30 seconds of music in my opinion. SRV's version is also up there, but the original by Jimi is an absolute classic.
That transition from Wherever I May Roam to Day Tripper was awesome!
Good list! Biggest things I'd personally change is swapping Spoonman for Outshined, and also including something by Opeth
Its always a good sight when I see someone else acknowledge Opeth. One of my top 5 bands. Seen them 4 times live and loved every minute of every show.
@@chrismeadows7791 They're my favorite band of all time, and definitely amazing live. I think almost any of their riffs could be on this list
Outshined is cool,but Spoonman,is a rly odd riff thats why he probably chose it over
spoonman is there
Opeth🙄 gtfo
Love seeing John Mayer's Good love is on the way. One of my FAV JM licks!
Amazing selection and great playing as always! That stare during Sweet Child had me cracking up though!
I have the same stare when playing SCOM, but as an intimidation tactic so that listeners don't notice how noisy/messy I play it 🙈
At 1:43, I didn't knew the Dave Matthews Band made that song called "Satellite" and I didn't knew that title yet when I listened to it in my childhood, even after it was released in 1994 (2 years before I was born). I'm glad you gave me my childhood back with that song. Thank you, Tyler:)
FINALLY Coheed and Cambria getting some love. I dont hear them mentioned NEAR enough as they deserve!!
I completely agree!
Agree 100%
SO HYPED to see them on a list for once!!!
I really appreciate it seeing Mediterranean Sundance on this list. It has always been one of my favorites.
Agreed. I've listed to Friday Night in San Francisco by The Guitar Trio thousands of times since a friend introduced me to it in college. Blows my mind every listen. It's like a secret language they're speaking through music and emotion.
mmmMm hMmm
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"Welcome Home" by Coheed is one of my top riffs and openings to any song. I can hear the first note and know what it is.
Yeah, really cool riff!
I was surprised to hear him play that. Probably the most important riff I learned
As massive of a Tool fan as I am, Schism is definitely driven by Chancellors bass. Also, feel like Bush - Machinehead deserved to be on that list more than some others.
Everything Zen > Machinehead
I'm glad to see the love for Dave Matthews, the whole Under the Table and Dreaming album is amazing
Cool list. For some of these bands, I would replace the songs you picked with:
1. Dazed and Confused by Led Zeppelin
2. All Nightmare Long by Metallica
3. I'm Broken by Pantera
4. Paradise City by Guns n' Roses
And I would also add Layla by Eric Clapton which is the riff under the part that everyone knows which you said is more of a lick than a riff.
Cowboys from hell riff imo would be better
@@cherrytv4572 that is also a pretty good riff. I think you're right it might be better as it is more iconic than I'm Broken
@@marcthedashergd6321 yeah it’s one of the most well know ones like cemetery gates and Domination but the melody of the riff is so catchy it’s great but another one of the favorites is revolution is my name and a new level but I agree I’m broken is in my top 5 for Pantera
Nah Black Dog is probably the best LZ riff
When I come around by green day is the song that got me into playing guitar and also got me to listen to their entire discography.
Same with me except it was basketcase by green day
@@morefezeal6992 that one is epic aswell
What riff is missing from my list?
i wanna make a lil wayne joke but then i realized its cringe
Should have included Paperback Writer by The Beatles, one of my favourite riffs
Never Meant - American Football
When you went to drop D I was hoping for Everlong
Cult of Personality
Here's my list of things left out that I love: Stooges "I Wanna be your Dog," Dead Boys "Sonic Reducer," Van Halen Runnin With the Devil," Dire Straits "Money for Nothin," Black Sabbath "Electric Funeral," Judas Priest "Livin After Midnight," Buckcherry "Lit Up," Alice In Chains (there's soo many I can't put one)
Problem with these riff things is you cant number the amount of great riffs. Its endless and you will always miss tons of them.
Love how diverse your list is! Nice playing
That amp sounds great, when you hit that chord during “Airbag” i was shook.
I'm genuinely so shocked this wasn't played on your green PRS 🤯great video as always 🤘🏻🔥
The Les Paul Special is severely underated. Those P90s can do anything. It was a great choice
@@ChrisEck13 guess he needed to use a guitar with more versatility than the PRS 🤷♂️
What this really shows is how versatile (and awesome) P90s are
Also: FINALLY seeing some The Darkness love!
Yeah basically the same sound for every song 😂
You really think all of those riffs sounded great? The playing was really good, but he should have used a guitar with more versatility. This Gibson is only good for very limited type of sounds.
I always liked STRANGLEHOLD by Ted Nugent, it grips ya and pulls you into the songs
yeah u can say it strangleholds u
Ted Nugent 🤣🤮🤮🤮🤬🤬🤬
@@julesgardet659 cry
@@alexkerns1585 some peeps don’t like pedophiles
@@4542748684: U know him that well huh? Or did u just hear someone talking shit...I bet someone's "heard" some bullshit about u too...
7:53 I love that face of just despair.
I agree with alot of these but i would personally replace some of them for my list.
Over all, excellent job dude. (:
@@yelkhan2002 aww.. but i was gonna get some free stuff!... haha jk i know its a scam. Shameless bots and trolls ruin the internet for the rest of us
Happy to see Satellite on here. I'm also glad to see Collective Soul on here. They have some fantastic riffs.
Gel is probably my favourite riff with the way it kicks in suddenly after the intro/chorus, along with it’s very tasteful solo. And their new stuff has some excellent riffs too
After a month of not playing guitar, this video really inspired me! Thanks man.
How in the heck did you make it a month without playing?!
@@draetonalimoffatt8780 I know right? I’d go nuts without my guitar
One day without guitar and I would go bat shit crazy
Of all the riffs to make a tiny mistake on, I think that damn RHCP riff is the most understandable.
Glad to see at least one Radiohead riff on here. That must have been a hard choice! I'm sure these days they're probably better known (and arguably more popular) for their more "experimental" and less guitar driven stuff. But OK Computer and The Bends are full of amazing riffs! Planet Telex and Subterannian Homesick Alien are two of my personal faves.
A couple other honorable mentions:
Muse - Hysteria & The Small Print
But you could make this list 1000 long and still not make everyone happy! Haha
Edit: Freaking awesome Les Paul!
Love that you have Coheed and Cambria's Welcome Home on this list. One of my favorite songs and that riff is a major reason.
I think "Heartbreaker" by Led Zepplin would be a good addition to this list. But great playing Tyler keep it up man. Rock on🤘
Tyler - giving credit to Coheed automatically makes your list better than all the other lists regurgitating the same songs year after year. Coheed's catalog is full of amazing riffs and "Welcome Home" is definitely a gateway to them, so thank you for including it.
The most impressive part for me was being able to navigate all those tones from one board/rig in sequence without a fancy loop switcher or midi control.
Blue Oyster Cult: "Don't Fear the Reaper". One of the coolest and most rewarding riffs to lean early and one of the most iconic and eerie guitar solos ever.
Also, Iggy Pop and the Stooges : "Search and Destroy".
The riff that kicks a neat infinite amount of ass!!
MORE COWBELL! (You had it coming! 😂)
Nailed it. Gnarley guitar, really good songs, and really good technique. Thanks for the real great music and keep up the awesome work.
I think an appropriate drop d riff would’ve been Higher by Creed
Another awesome video, been watching Tyler since I was 12 and I just picked up the guitar last year and started shredding, been watching you every upload and every time your videos are awesome, funny, stupid (in a good way, like when you do playing the forbidden riff in guitar stores) and just amazing in general, keep up the good work bro 🤙
Nice list. Was dissapointed, however at the lack of muse riffs. I can think of a few that could’ve made the cut, namely Psycho, Knights of Cydonia, and Plug in baby
Love the guitar you're playing. My first electric guitar was a DC version of that in cherry, one of the best playing guitars I own.
i think the prechorus riff in tomorrow by silverchair (the part where he goes 'very hard to drink') and the clean guitar solo bit before the first chorus are some of my favourite guitar riffage ever.
Love how you add audioslave and soundgarden in.
muses matthew bellamy has written so many great riff like on new born - plug in baby - stockholm syndrome - knights of cydonia - unnatural selection - supremacy - psycho - the handler - and so on
also robert fripp from king crimson has written some crasy unplayable incredible riffs
Exactly, why does everyone forget plug in baby? My favourite riff. New born is great as well as you say
So glad to see "Airbag"! Such an underrated riff.
Man dude! Not what my list would look like but flashing some serious chops playing different style riffs like that. I’m impressed. Hats off to you brother.
Fun list. Well done. I would have included Cherub Rock, Evenflow, Tripping Billie, Beautiful Disaster, Descending, Break on Through, Runnin' Down a Dream, Everlong, No World For Tomorrow. Well, with that, I guess I should get started on my video o_0
cherub rock def belongs
there are so many more VH riffs tho like unchianed and aint talkin bout love
Cherub Rock, good call!
Finally some love given to some 90’s rockers who get overlooked - Dave Matthews, Cake, 311 !!
Was just looking to find a video of yours I can't find it 😔
Love that you added airbag, song doesn't get talked about enough
It's pretty clear we have different tastes in music - HANG ON IS THAT CAKE? - all is forgiven this is the greatest list ever!
Love that you hit your list on a P 90, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!
Knowing how much Tyler loves Mike Einziger I was really waiting for some Incubus...really happy to see Black Shuck though
For a moment there I thought I was at Guitar Center on a Friday night but great respect for Mediterranean Sunset. Elegant Gypsy from Dimeola and friends is one of my faves. Nice playing!
Stephan Malkmus, Stick Figures in Love. Still making great music after Pavement and probably the best riff of all time
coulda sworn you were gonna go Everlog at the end there
Not common I see DMB's Satellite come up nowadays. That caught me off guard. Well done!
The simple fact you did holy diver Tyler makes me look at you in a new perspective .great vid and choices.Tim from 🇨🇦
hey i have a question tyler any tips for intermediate guitarists i am going to buy the course here soon
Imagine paying for free UA-cam tutorials
Seriously man don't buy a course you can learn perfectly fine from the amazing free material on UA-cam, I can say that from experience!
@@James-nf9pd no two players are alike JJ. Some need structure, some do not.
@@bread5617Also imagine investing in yourself and supporting that which you enjoy.
@@geraldhenrickson7472 oh poor Tyler living in a mansion full of expensive gear needs your 5 bucks a month🥺 I understand now
In drop D you could play New Born by Muse! Great video as well 😉
I don't see how "Crazy On You" by Heart was left out. Other than that I loved your list! The Darkness "Love On The Rocks With No Ice" is my fav riff of theirs.
Spoonman is such a dope riff! Glad that was in here
Ain't talkin bout love and unchained def deserve a spot on this list cmonnnnn.
As do Carry on my Wayward Son, Everlong, and Kickstart my Heart (You need to give motley crue some more love on ur channel smh) All these are instantly recognizable.
Herculean effort! Thanks for putting this together!
Dude was trolling us SO HARD on Iron Man.
lets go, getting some cake recognition
Love that one of my favorite under-appreciated 90s bands, Collective Soul was included here. Also, The Darkness are CRIMINALLY underrated. They are truly a modern day badass two guitar rock band that absolutely shreds.
Agreed!!! Always love hearing a little Collective Soul, especially something other than just Shine or December. I love those songs but it’s all you ever hear when they have so many other great songs.
Great list! From the standpoint of a good riff vs. a great song list, I think I'd have included the intros from Hocus Pocus - Focus and maybe Def Leppard - Hysteria
So no one is gonna say anything about his bathroom.
Bathroom? What bathroom?
Some incredibles riffs on here. Great video!
Surprised “whole lotta love” didn’t make it ngl
Heartbreaker for me…..
@@chadwicks_guitar can’t argue with that
One hell of a Bogner review! Love your stuff bro keep on keepin on!
nice list, but i would have put smoke on the water in there, that is the most legendary riff of all time
@@yelkhan2002 bruh
Sweet list. Probably one of the first time have acdc, and a very overlooked acdc song, and also have Coheed in there. Can't argue with much here
Great vid, though I feel like some of the riffs (Metallica, Pantera, etc) could've been better if you had dialed in a proper high gain tone...
Agree. He managed to use a dad tone for everything.
When I heard all mixed up so excited,
I know Greta van fleet are still young but my god do they have some incredible riffs
Oh hell yeah
GVF is an example of a good, young rock band. There's such a scarcity of new rock bands these days, that's why it's so important to make bands like Dirty Honey, Mammoth WVH, and Forrester popular. I would even go as far as to say that the riff at the interlude of "Down And Out Of State" by Forrester belongs on this list.
@@Redoubt1989 down and out of state is really easy to play. Plus, Forrester is a better band when it comes to drums than guitar. The drum solo is in down and out of state makes my top 10 drum solos list, but not guitar.
Cool that you completely did your favorite and not voted on lists cause I would never say Wherever I May Roam, but it is an awesome riff. Just nice to see someone unapologetically giving their favorite not appeasing to the masses. Much Love Tyler🤘🏻🎸🔥
A very unknown great insane riff that I love to play is "5150"
@@yelkhan2002 yeah for sure
bro agreed, but i gotta say unchained and aint talking bout love beat that lol
@@kodaallen4329 I don't think so, but I love to listen and play those. Unchained was the first one I learned to play. So many greats.
Did u get that jacket at target
Lack of representation of 80s heavy metal bands is frankly disappointing. There's no way I wouldn't have: Judas Priest (Electric Eye), Iron Maiden (2 Minutes to Midnight), Megadeth (Symphony of Destruction), Slayer (Raining Blood), Def Leppard (Pour Some Sugar on Me), Motley Crue (Kickstart My Heart), Motorhead (Ace of Spades) and many more.
I gotta get me one of these gibson specials. I love my epi one but the color on yours is spot on.
No money for nothing and smoke on the water?no matter how much it is overplayed smoke on the water is one of the catchiest and best riffs from blackmore
Whoa! Just discovered this channel today. Immediately subscribed. Awesome. I love music. Can’t play, but love listening. It’s life…
Happy 1.5 mil tyler!!
Awesome Video! I have been playing for about 9 months, but i recently had to start focusing on school again. I love guitar and it is honestly one of the greatest energies to experience running through your finger tips. I've just been depressed lately, because i'll probably have to sell my telecaster to pay for school... it's okay though i can always get another guitar :)
I LOVE how diverse this is and how little you hide behind effects... nicely done!
im so happy you gave radiohead some love fr they have great riffs and people over look them
Man this was so good. Well done !!
According to a guitar geek the best riffs are,
1 Smoke on The Water
2 Whole Lotta Love
3 Sunshine Of Your Love
4 Heartbreaker
5 Black Night
6 Crossroads
7 I feel Fine
8 Sweet Child o mine
9 Revolution
10 All Right Now
These are undisputed, the best according to a guitar geek.
Finally a correct list!
Can’t believe Black Shack, Good Love is on the Way and cemetery gates! All my favourites to play
A bunch I never heard before. Now I'm going to check them out. Thanks.
Time for a challenge... I want to see him play along with some old Roy Clark. There are tons of videos of Roy and Glen Campbell playing, and I'm no guitar player, but they look very technical. It's not all country either, though playing some of that style might be part of the challenge too. Thanks for a great list!
i agree dude. they are insane
Glen Campbell was amazing. Check out Danny Gatten
Lol cook transitions dawg 🤘🏼 that was fun to listen to. Awesome tones as well that’s a great sounding rig
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THANK YOU for putting “welcome home” in this, never recognized as one of the nastiest riffs/songs ever.
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