Yea man I fucking LOVE this song. That lead guitar in the two first verses is such a damn good lick. It's like high-octane energy, super positive and healing joy with strength.
You crushed it. Thanks. I showed the Hammerstein Ballroom vid to one of my students and watched his head explode! He said “the singer’s hair makes him look like a mushroom” I said “Hell yeah”
Haha dude, my thoughts exactly from the first time I saw Coheed live about 06…I just remember “This dude with a Gibson explorer appears to be a giant cloud of hair swallowing a microphone, damnit take my money.” Thanks for watching!
Your lessons are so much better than just reading tabs. So much info, backgrounds/ theory and you just genuinely love what you’re doing. I can’t say t enough, keep it up, you’re singlehandedly completing my Coheed journey by helping me learn these better than I could on my own...
Dude, I can't say enough how much I appreciate the support from you guys. I'll keep making them as long they keep helping people, had to take a week off this week ( though I do have a Sabbath lesson recorded and I'm editing it now) more Coheed next week!
@@celtsfan9437 it’s been a crazy first year on UA-cam dude! Recently have been getting comments from Coheed fans as far away as Japan and the Philippines. Ramped up my recording gear and have some cool lessons planned for the next few weeks. Thanks for watching buddy
@@RickLandGuitar ok,this is killing me. Your T-shirt. I know it’s Lemmy, is the other person Bruce Dickinson? I cant tell, and for some inexplicable reason it’s bugging me
@@thesunthatsankmusic Never forget the version of yourself that wanted to crank up a Marshall half stack and piss off the neighbors. That was the good version
@@RickLandGuitar dude I started on your faint of hearts video (classic) and I love how you connect the scales to the licks. Feel like I'm finally getting somewhere with my guitar playing thanks to you and coheed! rock on brother!
I’ve absolutely love this song and have been wanting to play it for years and I’m just getting to the point where I can and I’m so hyped you made this! Also you got the Claudio hair so you’re perfect for this lmao
Damn Rick, so glad I found your channel. We clearly have some similar tastes and your playing and teaching are killer. Looking forward to checking out more of your content! Liked, subbed, bell'd. Keep rockin'!
This was my introduction to the band, such an amazing and iconic song. I don't care what anybody says, if you don't like this song, can you really call yourself a Coheed fan?
Thanks bro! The sunburst and Gold top were my favorites as kids...if I get another one I’m eyeing up a Tobacco Burst or an Alpine white with Gold hardware
@@davidbeauvais1364 Ah dude you gotta pick that les paul up! I like strats too and owned an American strat wit hthe David Gilmour EMG's that sounded sweet...but at the end of the day i always come back to my les pauls. even got rid of my V and Explorer...thinking about a Firebird as the next addition to the collection
Hey Rick / anyone else who sees this, I've been trying to learn this song but I'm having trouble with muting the open A to make it sound clean so it doesn't ring out(Around 3:08) I'm fine with the C# since you can just take your fingers off to make it stop ringing but what would be the best way to mute the open A chord (so it doesn't ring out)? Just palm mute with the picking hand? Or maybe mute with the middle finger or something with the fretting hand? Any help would be awesome!
Hey man, I’m trying to understand your question a little better..if you mean then Amaj7 chord there at 3:08 you want the A string to ring open to form that chord. But if you mean the Low E string that’s an excellent question! If you look carefully, I’m blocking the E with my thumb. And I flatten out my ring finger to block the e, B, and G strings. Hope this helps!
@@RickLandGuitar Hey Rick! Thanks for the quick response. Yep I meant the Amaj7 chord. Sorry for the confusion, to rewrite my question better I meant so after you play the chord (open a, 6th fret on d string) I was asking how do you stop it from ringing out? So the A and D string from the chord don't ring out while you play the 4-6 on the G string (and so on). Or in other words, usually for power chords that are fretted you can just stop fretting to make the chord stop ringing out, but how do you stop it ringing out with the open chord? Hope that makes my question more clear.
@@spookyghost7515 ah I gotcha! Simply use your right hand to mute the strings, that Amaj7 chord is followed by a quick cut, so if you watch me play it in the beginning of the video, my right hand comes down on the strings and then I play the single note part of the riff
ive never considered coheed to have a most popular song! dang i cant even think of my favourite... maybe 10 speed... maybe atlas... maybe dark sentencer.. seriously i cant choose a fav. so i cant wrap my head around them having a most popular song .. 99 % of their songs are bangers
Thanks dude! For this video I ran my Les Paul through a fender hot rod deluxe…gonna put out a tutorial on the Boss Tube amp expander that allows you to turn any tube amp into a studio amp down the road! I really appreciate you for watching my videos. More on the way soon
@@everythingque4635 I record 100% of my backing tracks from scratch! Only the drums are looped, I record the bass over the drum loop, and film myself recording the guitar track for what you see in the beginning of the videos. Love putting my own interpretations of this music together in my studio I’ve actually posted a few backing tracks for The Final Cut and Neverender and will post more on the future
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One of the greatest songs ever made. I don’t care what anyone says.
Agreed!
Yea man I fucking LOVE this song. That lead guitar in the two first verses is such a damn good lick. It's like high-octane energy, super positive and healing joy with strength.
You crushed it. Thanks. I showed the Hammerstein Ballroom vid to one of my students and watched his head explode! He said “the singer’s hair makes him look like a mushroom” I said “Hell yeah”
Haha dude, my thoughts exactly from the first time I saw Coheed live about 06…I just remember “This dude with a Gibson explorer appears to be a giant cloud of hair swallowing a microphone, damnit take my money.”
Thanks for watching!
the noble job in the world is teaching
What Coheed fan doesn't like A Favor House Atlantic?! It's so freaking good!
Love the channel. Love the lessons. Keep it coming!
Friggen love this channels coheed lessons
thanks man! much more on the way
@@RickLandGuitar
Thank you
I'm supposed to be sleeping before work right now... But I can't stop watching all your coheed covers!!
Haha thanks bro, no rest for the wicked! New Coheed lesson later this week
@@RickLandGuitar just got done listening to the wheat thins killer squirrel story 🤣 lmao!
@@alexl6040 haha it’s rough out there on the road bro! That was one of the stories safe to tell on UA-cam...
Thanks for this lesson! First time on your channel today, will be checking out your other covers.
@@mattmgmhs thanks for watching! Have fun with it
Your lessons are so much better than just reading tabs. So much info, backgrounds/ theory and you just genuinely love what you’re doing. I can’t say t enough, keep it up, you’re singlehandedly completing my Coheed journey by helping me learn these better than I could on my own...
Dude, I can't say enough how much I appreciate the support from you guys. I'll keep making them as long they keep helping people, had to take a week off this week ( though I do have a Sabbath lesson recorded and I'm editing it now) more Coheed next week!
@@RickLandGuitar Just noticed your up above 4K subs! Well deserved vs the 250 or so when I discovered your channel!
@@celtsfan9437 it’s been a crazy first year on UA-cam dude! Recently have been getting comments from Coheed fans as far away as Japan and the Philippines. Ramped up my recording gear and have some cool lessons planned for the next few weeks. Thanks for watching buddy
@@RickLandGuitar ok,this is killing me. Your T-shirt. I know it’s Lemmy, is the other person Bruce Dickinson? I cant tell, and for some inexplicable reason it’s bugging me
@@celtsfan9437 haha it’s Ozzy!
bro your energy is so rad
I appreciate that bro! Keep an eye out for new lessons soon
Great content, subscribed.
Jeff, I appreciate that! Cooking up a ton of lessons for this year, and can't wait to get back to it
your enthusiasm is just incredible
@@thesunthatsankmusic Never forget the version of yourself that wanted to crank up a Marshall half stack and piss off the neighbors. That was the good version
@@RickLandGuitar dude I started on your faint of hearts video (classic) and I love how you connect the scales to the licks. Feel like I'm finally getting somewhere with my guitar playing thanks to you and coheed! rock on brother!
@@thesunthatsankmusic awesome!
i wish he'd stop looking at me like that
I’ve absolutely love this song and have been wanting to play it for years and I’m just getting to the point where I can and I’m so hyped you made this! Also you got the Claudio hair so you’re perfect for this lmao
Haha thanks for watching bro. Have fun with it!
@@RickLandGuitar absolutely:) I’ll definitely check out more of your tutorials
Damn Rick, so glad I found your channel. We clearly have some similar tastes and your playing and teaching are killer. Looking forward to checking out more of your content! Liked, subbed, bell'd. Keep rockin'!
Damn this song is so simple but so badass. Love C sharp
This was my introduction to the band, such an amazing and iconic song. I don't care what anybody says, if you don't like this song, can you really call yourself a Coheed fan?
Totally agree dude!
Thanks dude I just watched this like 10 times and learned it I saw them in concert on Friday and was like dam I gotta learn this shit
No problem man! How was the show? I’ll be at the Jersey show. Can’t wait
@@RickLandGuitar it was amazing coheed was way better then I expected
@@rexgilbert6983 oh yea, an elite live band with a rabid fanbase of die hard fans. And a great guitar study too. Thanks for watching, dude!
dooooooooooooooope. Thanks so much dude!
Of course man! Thanks for watching, there’s some quintessential chord and lead study in here. Have fun with it!
That Gold top purty
Thanks bro! The sunburst and Gold top were my favorites as kids...if I get another one I’m eyeing up a Tobacco Burst or an Alpine white with Gold hardware
@@RickLandGuitar I have a custom white with gold hardware I barely play with my Paul's because they are hard to play. I'm a superstrat guy.
@@davidbeauvais1364 Ah dude you gotta pick that les paul up! I like strats too and owned an American strat wit hthe David Gilmour EMG's that sounded sweet...but at the end of the day i always come back to my les pauls. even got rid of my V and Explorer...thinking about a Firebird as the next addition to the collection
@@RickLandGuitar The firebird pickups are kinda weird if you get one do a taking back Sunday song lol.
@@davidbeauvais1364 haha I might do one anyway!
Oh hell yeah! I've been playing the rhythm part on this. You're gonna get quite a few views from just me on this.
Haha thanks dude, have fun with it! Much more on the way
When the dude teaching you some Coheed even *looks* a bit like Claudio
EDIT: And *sounds* like Kevin Smith while also being from New Jersey. Subbed
Haha I appreciate it bro! The Kevin Smith comparison is perhaps the highest honor given to a Jersey kid
Hey Rick / anyone else who sees this, I've been trying to learn this song but I'm having trouble with muting the open A to make it sound clean so it doesn't ring out(Around 3:08) I'm fine with the C# since you can just take your fingers off to make it stop ringing but what would be the best way to mute the open A chord (so it doesn't ring out)? Just palm mute with the picking hand? Or maybe mute with the middle finger or something with the fretting hand? Any help would be awesome!
Hey man, I’m trying to understand your question a little better..if you mean then Amaj7 chord there at 3:08 you want the A string to ring open to form that chord. But if you mean the Low E string that’s an excellent question! If you look carefully, I’m blocking the E with my thumb. And I flatten out my ring finger to block the e, B, and G strings. Hope this helps!
@@RickLandGuitar Hey Rick! Thanks for the quick response. Yep I meant the Amaj7 chord. Sorry for the confusion, to rewrite my question better I meant so after you play the chord (open a, 6th fret on d string) I was asking how do you stop it from ringing out? So the A and D string from the chord don't ring out while you play the 4-6 on the G string (and so on). Or in other words, usually for power chords that are fretted you can just stop fretting to make the chord stop ringing out, but how do you stop it ringing out with the open chord? Hope that makes my question more clear.
@@spookyghost7515 ah I gotcha! Simply use your right hand to mute the strings, that Amaj7 chord is followed by a quick cut, so if you watch me play it in the beginning of the video, my right hand comes down on the strings and then I play the single note part of the riff
Classic 🤘
one of my all time favorite Travis performances!
I have a feeling me and this dude could talk for 48 hours straight.
ive never considered coheed to have a most popular song! dang i cant even think of my favourite... maybe 10 speed... maybe atlas... maybe dark sentencer.. seriously i cant choose a fav. so i cant wrap my head around them having a most popular song .. 99 % of their songs are bangers
Yoo its Claudio Malone!
Your tone is amazing what are you playing into?
Thanks dude! For this video I ran my Les Paul through a fender hot rod deluxe…gonna put out a tutorial on the Boss Tube amp expander that allows you to turn any tube amp into a studio amp down the road! I really appreciate you for watching my videos. More on the way soon
@@RickLandGuitar hell yeah love your attitude while teaching. Having fun is what is all about !!
@@RickLandGuitar one more Question brother. Where were you able to get that backing track? Or did you loop it with a pedal?
@@everythingque4635 I record 100% of my backing tracks from scratch! Only the drums are looped, I record the bass over the drum loop, and film myself recording the guitar track for what you see in the beginning of the videos. Love putting my own interpretations of this music together in my studio
I’ve actually posted a few backing tracks for The Final Cut and Neverender and will post more on the future
@@RickLandGuitar that’s bad ass. You rock.
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I hate so much my “tiny” hands that I can’t stretch enough to do that part without hurting my left hand :(
Didn't know Post Malone is doing guitar lessons.
what you're watching is pre face tattoo archival footage
Next is The Willing Well II: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness come on bro
Bro all willing well tracks getting lessons eventually! Lol