Right on. Angus has a good sense of humor about it. I heard him once say "It makes me really mad when I hear people say we made 12 albums that all sound exactly the same. We made 13 albums that all sound exactly the same!".
He also said he laughs when people tell him he's the greatest player ever. He said he's not even the best player in his family. (I guess there's a few pickers besides Malcolm)
Every time I see Nuno being interviewed, I have more and more respect for him. He’s one of the most real musicians out there. No BS, no disguises. Fucking love the guy.
Absolutely. He is 100% genuine and his passion for music is what every musician should strive to obtain. But not only him. The entire band are so thankful for their careers and to the fans that have supported them for decades. I'm proud to say I'm one of those fans.
Nuno is shredder, songwriter, historian, preacher, and a kid wanting to rock and roll after making it for decades. He’s an inspiration. How many guitars are dusted off after hearing him play and talk about guitar.
Nuno is a long lost friend of mine, knew he was destined for greatness when listening to him for the first time in practice in a friends local bands basement, he was still building a guitar while in high school, great times and memories !!
Just wanna say I’m glad Rick doesn’t censor the swearing in these interviews. It’s nice to hear how these guys just naturally speak without an annoying bleep coming in every few seconds.
I sang More than Words to my wife on our weddingday 32 years ago. We’re still together and I still sing it on my gigs from time to time (71 yrs old now). Of course I can not be compared to Nuno, but what I share with him is the love of music. That’s why I still go out there and play.
Some basic obvious life points voiced by Nuno but delivered with such an enthusiastic,emotional and committed tongue . I am a music junkie ,can’t live without it , when Nuno said “you are a little kid when you are sitting in this studio “,he is spot on .Never let that little man / girl in your head grow up . The power of a song that resonates from any era of your life allows you to be that age again in the heart.OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER, YOUNG ENOUGH TO DO IT ALL AGAIN.🎸🥁
Agreed. These Poison albums are so much fun. I wish they had better production tho. 2rd and 3rd album do not sound great and no remaster will save them. They sound mushy and flat and that is inexcusable for such a successful band.
I had the pleasure many years ago of hanging around Nuno at Logan air port Waiting to get on the plane to the Azores. He is so down to earth and selfless i asked a few questions about how he got to be such a great player... while he was watching the portuguese soccer game . He is a mentor and inspiration to alot of novice guitarists, and also proud of his Heritage . Muito obrigado !
Even though I'm american-brazilian, I almost consider Portugal my 2nd country (and who knows, when my kids move out, it may become my first, eventually). So oddly enough, I feel some portugal pride too, even it's kind of vicarious. FYI, Steve Perry's background is portuguese too.
I'm 74 years old and have been listening to rock 'n' roll for sixty years. Until today I'd never heard, or even heard of, this guy, or Extreme, or "More than Words". I am now way more educated than I was yesterday. He talks such perfectly good sense, with such intelligence, self-awareness, respect for others and his art, I am an instant fan.
Well, if you think you would like a tasteful shredder that can be as soulful as any of the greatest, with a music vocabulary second to none, I think you're going to dig Nuno Bettencourt, both his work with Extreme and solo work.
In the '90s, all the girls in my class at school (UK) sat on chairs they'd arranged in a circle and listened in reverential silence to this new song _"More Than Words"_ as though it were some sort of spiritual experience.
When I heard Betancourt's name mentioned with other guitarists I used to wonder who he played for. That's because I heard 'More than Words' and my immediate reaction was: oh, easy listening. And turned it off. I think that's why he gets the question of whether or not that song was a curse.
Man I love Nuno’s energy and positivity. I don’t think I’ve ever heard a musician appreciate their most popular song because it made their lives better. You often hear stories of artists scorn their most popular song because they feel like they’re above that.
Nuno is right. I bought the album for More Than Words and loved the range, creativity and kick ass rock from Exteme’s entire catalog from then on! Great Band! And Nuno is right! CC has some of the most MEMORABLE riffs of some of the 80’s most iconic songs (IMO). It was about a feeling
I just have to add this about Angus ... for any technically minded Guitarists out there, have a crack at Angus's solos on the Live versions of "Whole Lotta Rosie" and "The Jack" (from "If You Want Blood") Angus Young is a _HELL_ of a Guitar player and has written some of the greatest Guitar solos in the Classic Rock genre (Back In Black, Hells Bells, For Those About To Rock, Shot Down In Flames et al) as well as having one of the finest vibratos of any Rock Guitarist - it's up there with Paul Kossoff's vibrato, for me anyway!
More than Words is one of the best songs ever written, never gets old, absolutely timeless. Perfect Melody, perfect chord selection and progression, perfect cadence, absolutely amazing! Nuno you are the real deal brother, heart of a lion and the innocence of a lamb.
This guy right here. I have to appreciate the true passion behind all of this. Nuno is a real gentleman and a wizard on the axe. Totally respect his words, after all they are Only Words. :)
This was definitely one of the top 3 interviews you did in my opinion. Nuno is just REAL. I love how passionate and genuine he is. What a fucking legend!
I love Nuno but the guy can hardly put a sentence together without swearing 5 times and has limited vocabulary. He looks like he's on cocaïne as well ... He's great at many things, nevertheless articulating thoughts and ideas into sentences i.e. communicating isn't one of them.
@@Laucian7 You might want to consider reviewing the sentence structure & punctuation of your own post before you start lecturing other people on their ability to communicate clearly.
I’m very happy to hear Nuno express these feelings now, and can feel pride about the music he created that brought joy to so many. There was a time post Extreme he had a different sentiment and all but disappeared publicly. THEY will always shit on the things liked by others. The more liked and loved, the more they disdain. That’s about them, not about the art.
When Nuno gets so worked up that he says, "Oh my golly" ( 5:15 ), I wanted to stand up and applaud. What a nice guy: and laying down an "oh my golly" alongside a genuine, free-range facepalm? That's the epitome of uninhibited confidence, the quintessence of cool.
From all the guitar players I’ve known of throughout my life, I never thought I’d find a kindred spirit in Nuno. He’s absolutely amazing, such an incredible mind.
That is an exceptionally well-written song. It displays I think the passion you were talking about. I also believe you aren't moved by opinions of your art
I have long been a fan of Nuno's music, but this is actually the first time I've heard him speak. What a fascinating and engaging personality. Rick didn't have to say a word in that interview. That was awesome!
Dude looks like a rock star, but talks like a mensch. These long-form interviews bring out the human being behind the facade. Much appreciated for the real content!
It's rare that the majority of mankind gets to know the actual *artist*. Instead, they know (or might not know) the ART. And one isn't necessarily an exact Reflection of the other. Even with myself... I am NOT my characters nor am I solely "the guy doing tutorials and fun stuff" in my videos. Even my interviews are merely shades of me, not 100% of my outlook on life, art, the universe, humanity, etc. 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨
Wise guy Nuno - been really cool to watch your growth over the decades! He has gratitude for the girfts in life he received - he never does the, "Extreme should have been bigger!" He knows their work has great value & any opportunity is something to be grateful for. Hence, he's still a passionate great guy!
I always thought CC DeVille was great. The rhythms of the songs were easy but also a lot of fun. His solo's also fun, full of energy, and you can sing along with them. CC DeVille is a great guitar player.
My first concert was Poison, and Warrant opened for them. It was the first "greatest day of my life" feeling and I'll never forget it. It was a hell of a good time because Poison was up on stage having a hell of a good time and I got to join in for those two hours. CC was a riot. He was dynamic, frenetic, ran around the stage like crazy, climbed the scaffolding... every time you looked for him he popped up somewhere else. As a teenager I was blown away. Poison was "good time" music and they were fantastic at it. There's a reason they are one of the top grossing bands of all time. If you can't be happy at a Poison show, you're just a miserable wreck of a human.
It has been my experience that there are two things ìn life that you cannot fake - `passion and `genuine`(because people see through it in a heartbeat). Nuno is both passionate and genuine.
Man, I am so happy I tuned in to watch this video. Nuno was a huge inspiration as a kid growing up wanting to play music. Yeah - he's even better than I thought.
Knew who Nuno was never heard him interviewed before.He is very passionate about music.Agree with him about Paul McCartney.Amazing that Paul is touring!Ringo has a new album out!Love that.Nuno is so talented and so honest. 1:00
@@hegemonycricket2182 “I’ve known Jeff for fifteen years. Terrific guy,” Trump told New York Magazine “He’s a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side. No doubt about it - Jeffrey enjoys his social life.” I guess if you think p3dos are awesome. wake up man he’s a grifter who plays on your emotions so you will send him money. put your personal bias aside and look at the facts
I met Nuno at a guitar clinic in the early 90's. Kind, funny, and an amazing player. He's one of my biggest inspirations both as a guitarist, and as a person.
I'm not familiar with his guitar work, but would would gladly listen to him talk about music. Any music. For multiple hours. In fact, I watched the entirety of the original interview two times. It's like he says - it's all about passion. When somebody is THIS passionate about something people are drawn to it, it's irresistible
Nuno: one of the best guitarists alive talking about Angus Young like he's a deity. The man is a true musician - and one of the realist guys I've ever heard interviewed. Great stuff, Rick.
More than words is what brought me awareness of Extreme back when it was released, and I have been a total fan of all there albums and many of their songs ever since. Great musicianship, awesome creativity, combined with a unique style are all that I love about those guys. I only wish I could catch a live performance somewhen, but where I live in the woods of interior Alaska that’s not a likely occurrence anytime soon.
Maybe splitting hairs but I think he has a very healthy ego that’s unselfish. He clearly appreciates other great artists while believing in the value of what he offers.
Right on. Angus has a good sense of humor about it. I heard him once say "It makes me really mad when I hear people say we made 12 albums that all sound exactly the same. We made 13 albums that all sound exactly the same!".
He also said he laughs when people tell him he's the greatest player ever. He said he's not even the best player in his family. (I guess there's a few pickers besides Malcolm)
Very good songwriting and consistently good work.
Exactly and it's why Phil Rudd is such a great drummer... his pocket and feel are unbelievably good.
@@byerennyhis older brother George was the guitarist from the legendary Easybeats in the 60s!
Angus is great at this self deprivation humor. ACDC sound great live!
Every time I see Nuno being interviewed, I have more and more respect for him. He’s one of the most real musicians out there. No BS, no disguises. Fucking love the guy.
Absolutely. He is 100% genuine and his passion for music is what every musician should strive to obtain. But not only him. The entire band are so thankful for their careers and to the fans that have supported them for decades. I'm proud to say I'm one of those fans.
Sounds like he is finding a way to cover up his lacklustre guitar abilities??
@@realscience948 Troll? Whether you personally like him or not, saying he has lackluster guitar abilities is just ridiculous.
Nuno's energy and enthusiasm are so contagious. What a great guy!
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Drugs are amazing.
he's insane
@@fredsmith6324Yes! He's insanely talented!
Yes there is certainly something addictive about his energy
Nuno is one of the great protectors and torch bearers of Rock and Roll, we are lucky to have him
Nuno is shredder, songwriter, historian, preacher, and a kid wanting to rock and roll after making it for decades. He’s an inspiration. How many guitars are dusted off after hearing him play and talk about guitar.
what did he write exactly? apart from the song that gave him huge success othewise he would be nobody? ahahha
I absolutely adore Nuno! Passion, unapologetic, yet respectful and thoughtful. There's nobody like Nuno.
Quentin Tarantino?
It's pretty cool that Rick is totally honored to have Nuno in his studio and that Nuno is totally honored to be there.
Nuno is a long lost friend of mine, knew he was destined for greatness when listening to him for the first time in practice in a friends local bands basement, he was still building a guitar while in high school, great times and memories !!
Just wanna say I’m glad Rick doesn’t censor the swearing in these interviews. It’s nice to hear how these guys just naturally speak without an annoying bleep coming in every few seconds.
Yup, people treat swearing as More Than Words, when they are just words and have no real power unless you let them
@ well done, sir. I applaud your pun-making tact.
But yeah, people be trippin when it comes to censoring speech like that
“You’re never done learning” that is the best message in this clip. Once you think you know it all it’s a downward spiral from that point forward.
The other important message was have a hit single or you’ll be working at Burger King 🤣
I know a lot of people that apparently know it all. 😮
@@spiderman0863 by chance does their name start with R and end in ato?? 🤣🤣
Wow, what a kind thing he said about the quick lessons. Happy to see someone with a good heart.
This man speaks with enormous wisdom, humility, and respect for everyone. I’ve become an instant fan.
I sang More than Words to my wife on our weddingday 32 years ago. We’re still together and I still sing it on my gigs from time to time (71 yrs old now). Of course I can not be compared to Nuno, but what I share with him is the love of music. That’s why I still go out there and play.
Way to make it about you.......
What a gem of an interview. Enjoyed this tremendously, and much respect to Nuno for keeping it real. His energy and enthusiasm is infectious.
Some basic obvious life points voiced by Nuno but delivered with such an enthusiastic,emotional and committed tongue . I am a music junkie ,can’t live without it , when Nuno said “you are a little kid when you are sitting in this studio “,he is spot on .Never let that little man / girl in your head grow up . The power of a song that resonates from any era of your life allows you to be that age again in the heart.OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER, YOUNG ENOUGH TO DO IT ALL AGAIN.🎸🥁
Lots of guitarists can play CC's licks, but CC wrote those riffs and solos and they are amazing.
Agreed. These Poison albums are so much fun. I wish they had better production tho. 2rd and 3rd album do not sound great and no remaster will save them. They sound mushy and flat and that is inexcusable for such a successful band.
Totally - the ‘80’s were an awesome decade for the guitar.
CC did solos on a lot of other band's albums too
I was one of those guys that always crapped on CC. I've been playing 35 years and that guy is a better guitar player than me.
@@jimyoung9262same here, he wails
He has the " shoot for the moon and you might hit the stars" mentality. Humble but hopefull. Love it.
I had the pleasure many years ago of hanging around Nuno at Logan air port Waiting to get on the plane to the Azores. He is so down to earth and selfless i asked a few questions about how he got to be such a great player... while he was watching the portuguese soccer game . He is a mentor and inspiration to alot of novice guitarists, and also proud of his Heritage . Muito obrigado !
Even though I'm american-brazilian, I almost consider Portugal my 2nd country (and who knows, when my kids move out, it may become my first, eventually). So oddly enough, I feel some portugal pride too, even it's kind of vicarious. FYI, Steve Perry's background is portuguese too.
@@aircraftadventures-vids AND JOE PERRY from Aerosmith.. : )
I'm 74 years old and have been listening to rock 'n' roll for sixty years. Until today I'd never heard, or even heard of, this guy, or Extreme, or "More than Words". I am now way more educated than I was yesterday. He talks such perfectly good sense, with such intelligence, self-awareness, respect for others and his art, I am an instant fan.
Well, if you think you would like a tasteful shredder that can be as soulful as any of the greatest, with a music vocabulary second to none, I think you're going to dig Nuno Bettencourt, both his work with Extreme and solo work.
In the '90s, all the girls in my class at school (UK) sat on chairs they'd arranged in a circle and listened in reverential silence to this new song _"More Than Words"_ as though it were some sort of spiritual experience.
Alas the band is awful.
....check out his solo album....
Get the funk out.
I love that man. Nuno is the real deal. He makes such a great point.
Nuno is awesome! Extreme is/was CRIMINALLY underrated.
I did not realize how Mass. Nuno really was until now. Love it!
Nuno is so based. Love hearing these stories, motivates me to keep learning the guitar.
Nuno deserves a three-hour interview purely to mine these solid gold nuggets! Thank you, Rick and team, for making this happen!
It’s obvious that Nuno is an incredibly wise dude, let alone a brilliant musician.
Wow, that is the most rock and roll interview I have seen in years! Keep it coming so good
Nuno is your best interview, every single time! I love his attitude!
I disagree. But only because Rick doesn’t get to do much interviewing lol
@@caprise-music6722 cool. I still enjoy Nuno, dude's a trip.
@caprise-music6722 you do realize that the interview is more than words, don't you? 😁
I’ve watched this through a few times, it makes me cry every time. Nuno is so thoughtful, articulate, and caring.
More Than Words was lovely! Wholehearted, and that other Jazz number... it all just supported the fact that you guys had range!
As a kid Wholehearted was just a cool poppy song. Now when I hear it I can’t get over Nuno’s playing on it. So cool.
When I heard Betancourt's name mentioned with other guitarists I used to wonder who he played for. That's because I heard 'More than Words' and my immediate reaction was: oh, easy listening. And turned it off. I think that's why he gets the question of whether or not that song was a curse.
Man I love Nuno’s energy and positivity. I don’t think I’ve ever heard a musician appreciate their most popular song because it made their lives better. You often hear stories of artists scorn their most popular song because they feel like they’re above that.
😂 YOU'RE SO RIGHT! But that one hit could pay your bills for life.
Wow, Nuno is the NICEST GUY! What a beautiful point of view of life and music in general.
There is no better interviewer in the business.
They will think about Rick tomorrow the same way people think about Alan Lomax today.
Nuno is right. I bought the album for More Than Words and loved the range, creativity and kick ass rock from Exteme’s entire catalog from then on! Great Band!
And Nuno is right! CC has some of the most MEMORABLE riffs of some of the 80’s most iconic songs (IMO). It was about a feeling
Nuno's humility is what really shines through. Two towns from Hudson.
This was an outstanding sit down with Nuno. Well f’ing done Rick!!
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Nuno has such a great attitude about life. He is a true professional and one of the best guitarists EVER. He is a legend.
I just have to add this about Angus ... for any technically minded Guitarists out there, have a crack at Angus's solos on the Live versions of "Whole Lotta Rosie" and "The Jack" (from "If You Want Blood")
Angus Young is a _HELL_ of a Guitar player and has written some of the greatest Guitar solos in the Classic Rock genre (Back In Black, Hells Bells, For Those About To Rock, Shot Down In Flames et al) as well as having one of the finest vibratos of any Rock Guitarist - it's up there with Paul Kossoff's vibrato, for me anyway!
His blues chops on show in _Ride On_ are absolute magic.
Preach on, brother!🤘🤘
Dude is amazing! He's very underrated and no one plays like him.
@@dancarter482 and "Night Prowler" .. not to many Guitarists can play that one either!
Don't forget Let There Be Rock from Live in Paris!
I really loved what Nuno said and his way of thinking! This is when you have a brain and a heart.
That final thought is pure gold!!!
Nuno is so passionnate when he talks, I could listen to him all day.
More than Words is one of the best songs ever written, never gets old, absolutely timeless. Perfect Melody, perfect chord selection and progression, perfect cadence, absolutely amazing! Nuno you are the real deal brother, heart of a lion and the innocence of a lamb.
Extreme's first three albums proved his point. Nuno is absolutely in the pantheon of genre defining guitarists.
Really....? I think he was late to the party.....& he showed up drunk....
@@mick3839 Brian May and Joe Satriani disagree with you but i guess u know best
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Explain to me, why my opinion has to align with the opinion of others...?
@@mick3839 i dont have to do f all for u chump
I got to hang with CC in LA years ago. He was super cool and very humble.
This guy right here. I have to appreciate the true passion behind all of this. Nuno is a real gentleman and a wizard on the axe. Totally respect his words, after all they are Only Words. :)
Nuno and Rick is always a good time. Never has so much talent also displayed so much humility.
This was definitely one of the top 3 interviews you did in my opinion. Nuno is just REAL. I love how passionate and genuine he is. What a fucking legend!
Glad for this interview and to see that Nuno has more dimension than one would previously ascribe to him. Great job.
That was a really fun chat, and such a humble guy.
Nuno is such a genuine person. He just happens to be a bad ass guitar player.
I grew up loving Nuno. It's so great to see him such a sage as an adult.
Some people are great communicators. Could listen to Nuno talking for a long time
Well the whole interview is 2+ hours, so I'd start there.
I love Nuno but the guy can hardly put a sentence together without swearing 5 times and has limited vocabulary. He looks like he's on cocaïne as well ... He's great at many things, nevertheless articulating thoughts and ideas into sentences i.e. communicating isn't one of them.
@Laucian7 everyone's a critic.😂
Absolutely so,, love the streaming ,,
@@Laucian7 You might want to consider reviewing the sentence structure & punctuation of your own post before you start lecturing other people on their ability to communicate clearly.
This is F’ing awesome. Rick you’re a treasure. Don’t ever stop.
I'm subscribed on both channels, Rick. Nuno has a huge respect for you, as we all do!
I’m very happy to hear Nuno express these feelings now, and can feel pride about the music he created that brought joy to so many. There was a time post Extreme he had a different sentiment and all but disappeared publicly. THEY will always shit on the things liked by others. The more liked and loved, the more they disdain. That’s about them, not about the art.
When Nuno gets so worked up that he says, "Oh my golly" ( 5:15 ), I wanted to stand up and applaud. What a nice guy: and laying down an "oh my golly" alongside a genuine, free-range facepalm? That's the epitome of uninhibited confidence, the quintessence of cool.
wut? 😂
@@poindextertunes I can't imagine how I could be more clear, Poindexter.
Nuno is an incredible guitarist, but his outlook and humbleness is even greater ❤️
Hey they made a good and timeless song. That’s more than most musicians ever achieve.
From all the guitar players I’ve known of throughout my life, I never thought I’d find a kindred spirit in Nuno. He’s absolutely amazing, such an incredible mind.
This is exactly what we needed to hear. Now let’s all go write and play and share our passion and culture!
Amazing interview, absolutely amazing how honest and real Nuno is. Thank you Rick, we are all so glad Nuno DM'd you!!
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Love Nuno . You need to have him on at least once every 3 months or so . He is still a kid ( and looks great for his age ) too .
Tremendous respect for Nuno as a person after watching this… complete honesty…. humble, respectful, yet supremely confident. No posturing at all
Nuno is an educated and wise guy. Impressed!
Nuno is a treasure. Love his music, he's an amazing guitar player and beautiful soul.
That is an exceptionally well-written song. It displays I think the passion you were talking about. I also believe you aren't moved by opinions of your art
I couldn’t love Nuno more. Hearing him faux insult Rick is a a testimonial to their shared love of the art and culture of music.
Love Nuno! Love that he called out Rick on reaching out to him and not the other way around.
2:44 "Rock and Roll is the fountain of youth" Says Nuno as he absolutely hasn't aged a minute since the 90s
Hell!!! I love this guy. He's so tangential, hes bouncing when he's in discussion and he bounces when he plays. So spontaneous!!!
For those who don't know? This excerpt was part of a more complete interview/conversation.. the Whole thing is This Good...
@patrickjordan2233 ^”For those that don’t know” isn’t a question, genius.🤡🤦♂️🤷♂️🙄
^*whole, not Whole ^*this, not This ^*good, not Good🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤷♂️💩
I have long been a fan of Nuno's music, but this is actually the first time I've heard him speak. What a fascinating and engaging personality. Rick didn't have to say a word in that interview. That was awesome!
Dude looks like a rock star, but talks like a mensch. These long-form interviews bring out the human being behind the facade. Much appreciated for the real content!
It's rare that the majority of mankind gets to know the actual *artist*. Instead, they know (or might not know) the ART. And one isn't necessarily an exact Reflection of the other.
Even with myself... I am NOT my characters nor am I solely "the guy doing tutorials and fun stuff" in my videos. Even my interviews are merely shades of me, not 100% of my outlook on life, art, the universe, humanity, etc.
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Wise guy Nuno - been really cool to watch your growth over the decades! He has gratitude for the girfts in life he received - he never does the, "Extreme should have been bigger!" He knows their work has great value & any opportunity is something to be grateful for. Hence, he's still a passionate great guy!
Nuno has always been a very sincere guy.
It is content like this that I tell everyone who says they are a music fan to watch Rick. Its a master class.
I always thought CC DeVille was great. The rhythms of the songs were easy but also a lot of fun. His solo's also fun, full of energy, and you can sing along with them. CC DeVille is a great guitar player.
Also a nice guy...👍🏻
My first concert was Poison, and Warrant opened for them. It was the first "greatest day of my life" feeling and I'll never forget it. It was a hell of a good time because Poison was up on stage having a hell of a good time and I got to join in for those two hours. CC was a riot. He was dynamic, frenetic, ran around the stage like crazy, climbed the scaffolding... every time you looked for him he popped up somewhere else. As a teenager I was blown away. Poison was "good time" music and they were fantastic at it. There's a reason they are one of the top grossing bands of all time. If you can't be happy at a Poison show, you're just a miserable wreck of a human.
It has been my experience that there are two things ìn life that you cannot fake - `passion and `genuine`(because people see through it in a heartbeat).
Nuno is both passionate and genuine.
Jeff Beck said “There is no best. It’s only what you fancy."
Nuno's enthusiasm and energy =awesome! (I also sit here admiring Rick's amps and guitars in the background)
Spot on !!
Man, I am so happy I tuned in to watch this video. Nuno was a huge inspiration as a kid growing up wanting to play music. Yeah - he's even better than I thought.
Enjoyed this Rick. Thx. My dad played some guitar and used to tell me ‘Don’t try to make a Swiss watch out of a banana’. 🍌 cheers.
Knew who Nuno was never heard him interviewed before.He is very passionate about music.Agree with him about Paul McCartney.Amazing that Paul is touring!Ringo has a new album out!Love that.Nuno is so talented and so honest. 1:00
Nuno just seems like a really decent guy.
Well....some folks say that about Trump as well........
@@mick3839Trump is awesome, and he is the only candidate worth voting for.
@@hegemonycricket2182 “I’ve known Jeff for fifteen years. Terrific guy,” Trump told New York Magazine “He’s a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side. No doubt about it - Jeffrey enjoys his social life.”
I guess if you think p3dos are awesome. wake up man he’s a grifter who plays on your emotions so you will send him money. put your personal bias aside and look at the facts
@@hegemonycricket2182😅😅😅😅
@@hegemonycricket2182 True
Nicely done.
Such honesty is VERY refreshing!
More Than Words was a fav of Selena's. Her sister Suzette said she'd go around singing it all the time.
thats honestly a serious compliment
I met Nuno at a guitar clinic in the early 90's. Kind, funny, and an amazing player. He's one of my biggest inspirations both as a guitarist, and as a person.
I'm not familiar with his guitar work, but would would gladly listen to him talk about music. Any music. For multiple hours.
In fact, I watched the entirety of the original interview two times.
It's like he says - it's all about passion. When somebody is THIS passionate about something people are drawn to it, it's irresistible
Nuno: one of the best guitarists alive talking about Angus Young like he's a deity. The man is a true musician - and one of the realist guys I've ever heard interviewed. Great stuff, Rick.
I'm pretty sure Nuno is a vampire, that guy looks like he hasn't aged a day in the last thirty years. 😂
Hopefully he doesn't hang out with Cher... 😳
More than words is what brought me awareness of Extreme back when it was released, and I have been a total fan of all there albums and many of their songs ever since. Great musicianship, awesome creativity, combined with a unique style are all that I love about those guys. I only wish I could catch a live performance somewhen, but where I live in the woods of interior Alaska that’s not a likely occurrence anytime soon.
"You will always be critisized by those who have achieved less than you."
^criticized, never critisized🤷♂️🤦♂️
nearly every comment on every YT video
@@spanqueluv9er I aint got good grammer either.
Love me some Nuno. One of my favorite guitarists. I like hearing his take on what music is, what rock n roll is, and what playing the guitar is.
Nuno is an ambassador for the genre. I love this timeline.
Aaaaaah, it just gives me good feelings and I was simply like nodding 6 minutes long. Thx Rick and luff ya Nuno
Nuno is a great exemple max talent with Zero ego
Maybe splitting hairs but I think he has a very healthy ego that’s unselfish. He clearly appreciates other great artists while believing in the value of what he offers.
@@MarcosDinnerstein In truth, you are absolutly right
Love Nuno, great spirit. And as for Rick, I would subscribe to anything he put out. Brilliant, passionate man.
He says what he feels and tries his best to adjust to be polite in real time, I think. That’s risky in this day and age. But I love him for it.
I love that Nuno reached out to Rick. That speaks volumes.
Truth speaker✌️