Ultimate Guitar's Top 25 Easiest Guitar Riffs (Playing after one listen)
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I think a few people need to watch this video ;) ua-cam.com/video/me-49_BXY8g/v-deo.html
Respect.
Certainly not my biggest problem with the video. I have many other issues.
Breaking the law play open A instead of streching to 5th on E
Seven nation army is open A tuning n does use an octave pedal he uses a slide as well been trying to learn that but I’m crap at slide 😂
Watching you mess up makes me feel better knowing someone so superior to me😁 on the instrument still has issues learning a song
-Nirvana
“Muted for copyright”
The irony.
Goldarlives Thank Courtney Love for that fella
I'm not too familiar with Nirvana. Whats the irony here?
@@Noah-wv4td But there are other members of the band. All of whom could care.
@@YouSuck921 yeah but Kurt has the writing credits on 95% of Nirvana songs. Dave released his own music and Krist didn't really write his own songs
Did you know Kurt doesn’t do drugs anymore
I like how people can learn riffs by ear whereas I need tabs, tutorials and hendrix's ghost peering over my shoulder to make sure I'm playing it right
Well get there mate
I feel your pain man I’m in the same boat😂🤘
Same
Breaking your way into theory will help you with that quicker than you think :)
As a drummer, can’t relate but sounds painful.
Cobain recorded his vocals for "Something in the Way" laying down for the effect. He recorded the guitar on a really cheap pawn shop acoustic guitar. It definitely gave that song it's eeriness.
It was out of tune and butch vig was like keep playing im grabbing a mic lol
It’s just a bad and boring riff 😅
@@robertoladrondeguevara3873 in your opinion
@@robertoladrondeguevara3873 "riffs" don't make a song. There are elements like lyrics, delivery, production, emotional impact, etc. If you want to hear someone wank off over the pentatonic scale, you can do that in any Guitar Center.
@@rome8180 no one is talking about the song, this videos is about riffs and this riff is boring af 😴 💤
I'm all about grunge and I feel like I was stabbed in the heart when he said Something in the Way and Angry Chair riffs weren't too good and no one should learn them.
Ian Miklavčič I love playing Jerry Cantrell riffs... they’re classic and helped kick start a whole new sound... to me they’re excellent
Stephen C I’m pretty sure Layne wrote angry chair
Same here.
I've lost count how many times I've heard popular UA-camrs say Jack White is a shitty guitar player.
I can't help but ask how many iconic riffs, people chant is stadiums across the globe, they've written? And I couldn't be any less impressed with those Instagram "shredders". Music is not an athletic sport.
Easy to play and easy to write are two entirely different things.
The two most popular' instantly recognizable riffs of all time are probably Smoke On The Water and Iron Man. Nuff said. (Not to be confused with Stairway, the most popular song).
Yeah like wtf? Angry chair is a great riff! Dirt is not for nothing one of the best albums ever made
Bet he secretly had ultimate guitar tabs open on his computer
No, if so he would have gotten Man in the Box right. (it's a minor 7th power chord, 0-5, not a fifth, 0-2)
Stephen Donovan you do know I’m being sarcastic? Or am I getting wooshed
Harvey J no, u woooshed him
@@hlj3x379 I knew you were being sarcastic, I don't really know why I felt the need to say that. Excuse me.
Stephen Donovan okidoki mate
Smoke on the Water should not be on this list. No mortal can play that riff
Bence Koczo welp
Well there is a select few people who have mastered the riff, i am one of those. I have mastered it on the E string.
It took the legend himself, Ritchie Blackmore, to write such a riff. What hope do any of us have?
If I can play Cream songs by ear then I can play smoke on the water just need too know what key its on LOL
Cool. Guess I'm here to stay !
" top 25 easiest guitar riffs"
SMOKE ON THE WATER INTENSIFIES
Amateurs... I can play it in three octaves at a time
@@codylawson311 dummy,i can play 5 guitars 3 basses and 6 drums at the same time while cooking
Nice blue pfp
I got you all beat. I can play it on a 12 string while also strumming a ukelele, playing drums, washing dishes, and doing jumping jacks.
I can play it on a drum set come at me
I like most of what you do, yet "Something in the Way" is a great song and I think you need to give it another try.
He really does. Its a very good song and its supposed to be slow and sad cause he wrote that song when he was homeless under a bridge
It’s a good song, but the tone is a bit meh
I agree- it’s a beautiful song with great cello melody.
Its supposed to played on diffrent chords
Don’t trust a man who prefers PRS guitars lol
Something in The Way is less a song and more of a poem spoken in front of a guitar. It's actually an incredibly moving piece, though not exactly an example of amazing guitar work.
IMO the unplugged version is much more pleasant to listen to.
He played it very wrong too after bashing on it
You are correct
It's a song. Don't let elitist garbage tell you it's not a song. Maybe something's in the way.
It's much better song that anything this guy who made the video will ever produce.
A song doesn’t have to be complicated to play to be beautiful. Something in the way is a great song and transmittes emotions.
Deniz YB yes. Rhcp has some of the simplest riffs that are just majestic. Yes i know. Theres a lot of complicated songs by the chili peppers but im talking about their simple slower songs
goliath yeti Yes you’re right lots of amazing bands have easy songs to play
Deniz YB agreed. Him calling it bad is stupid. He didn’t even listen to the whole thing! If he had known the vibe and theme of the song it’s a different story
Guitar Stuff Not really. If the video was about the entire song, the overall songwriting, another instrument, the vocals, etc then you’d have a point. But it is specifically about the guitar riff and nothing more. I personally love the song, it’s always been one of my favourite Nirvana tracks and it’s very emotive. Cobain’s voice is stellar in the choruses. But as a guitar player I “learned” this song once, laughed and never played it again. It is very much a simple and bad guitar riff. That’s not stupid. Try not to sound like a butt hurt fan and see the reality of it. Beautiful song, brutal guitar riff.
Ron Sin whatever man. It’s my opinion, I think it’s great. Don’t care about what you think really to be honest
“Napalm death you suffer is number 7”
*plays
“What”
isnt it just a pick scrape?
OmizaruHaven I think pick scrape then e flat
Pretty sure a riff by definition has to repeat in some form or another, so doesn't quite fit the bill
Don't forget to do the bendy every once in a while on that Tenacious D riff.
I was just thinking, HE FORGOT TO DO THE BENDY EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE
Literally what I came here to say 'this might be the easiest one yet' forgets the bendy once in a while 😂
I came to the comments just to bring up the bendy. You have restored some of my faith in humanity:
The blue ES-335 hanging on the wall is all I could focus on
12:05 that stanky guitar sound was the sound of a speaker crying out in pain after being sliced with a razor blade
Hey Tyler, Kurt played 'Something In The Way' in two different variations, the first was his Unplugged performance (arguably my favorite) which consists of Drop C tuning and him playing on the 4th frets of the C and G (E/A strings). He does this almost as a double stop but then picks each note individually to the rhythm. Also he throws in a few power chords as well, but I believe they differ from the method he used when playing the more "grungy" version.
It's almost like how good songs are has nothing to do with how difficult they are to play.
Dont tell that to all the 10 string tech death jazz fusioncore bands with all the scrawny tatted up guys with headless fretless guitars. Its all about DJENTING and tapping. Not really it all sucks balls and is derivative and bland
John Titor they lack creativity so they have to use all the fancy techniques and instruments to make them look cool and sound cool.
@@sparkycarpy5968 I agree. Its become so trendy. I view the Djent/core subculture as the metal/ rock equivalent of rap music. Seems to be all about having the most over the top, ridiculous looling headless/12 string from some obscure company with some ridiculous pickups installed. And it all sounds the same
@@Fireguy65 there are still some really creative metalcore bands on the hardcore side like Converge and Every Time I Die that do the technical style of metalcore in a very sludgey and unique way
25) 1:22 Scorpions- Rock You Like A Hurricane
24) 2:29 David Bowie- The Man Who Sold The World
23) 4:05 Black Sabbath- Paranoid
22) 4:57 Tenacious D- One Note Song
21) 5:59 Blur- Song 2
20) 7:09 Nirvana- Something In The Way
19) 8:46 Alice In Chains- Angry Chair
18) 9:44 Stone Temple Pilots- Vaseline
17) 10:41 Black Sabbath- Iron Man
16) 11:05 Pantera- Walk
15) 11:56 The Kinks- You Really Got Me
14) 12:59 The Rolling Stones- I Can't Get No Satisfaction
13) 13:29 Limp Bizkit- Break Stuff
12) 14:19 Ramones- I Wanna Be Sedated
11) 15:26 Alice In Chains- Man In The Box
10) 16:39 Black Sabbath- Black Sabbath
9) 17:27 Green Day- Brain Stew/Jaded
8) 18:24 Megadeth- Symphony Of Destruction
7) 19:21 Napalm Death- You Suffer
6) 20:38 Ramones- Blitzkrieg Bop
5) 21:35 Nirvana- Come As You Are
4) 22:00 Judas Priest- Breaking The Law
3) 24:07 The White Stripes- Seven Nation Army
2) 25:07 Deep Purple- Smoke On The Water
1) 26:05 Metallica- Nothing Else Matters
Angel Noose thank you
Thank you.
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Thank youuu 🎸
Legend
Νo.25 Scorpions - Rock You Like A Hurricane
No.24 David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World
No.23 Black Sabbath - Paranoid
No.22 Tenacious D - One Note Song
No.21 Blur - Song 2
No.20 Nirvana - Something In The Way
No.19 Alice In Chains - Angry Chair
No.18 Stone Temple Pilots - Vasoline
No.17 Black Sabbath - Iron Man
No.16 Pantera - Walk
No.15 The Kinks - You Really Got Me
No.14 The Rolling Stones - (Can't Get No) Satisfaction
No.13 Limp Bizkit - Break Stuff
No.12 Ramones - I Wanna Be Sedated
No.11 Alice In Chains - Man In The Box
No.10 Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath
No.9 GreenDay - Brain Stew Jaded
No.8 Megadeth - Symphony Of Destruction
No.7 Napalm Death - You Suffer
No.6 Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop
No.5 Nirvana - Come As You Are
No.4 Judas Priest - Breaking The Law (what?)
No.3 White Stripes - Seven Nation Army
No.2 Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water
No.1 FIND FOR YOURSELF, JEEZ I WON'T DO ALL THE WORK!
Damn right! Daf gotta admit ya got me even tho I did watch the whole video. Lol
Nothing else matters is number 1
Giorgio Devez You’re missing the time stamps ;)
In all seriousness though, thank you!
Yeah, Metal Gods and Living After Midnight are easier than Breaking The Law.
@@longinuscyclone213 Your ruined my evil plan
I love how he made Man in the Box more complicated than it should be. Also who else yelled out "Eb!" when he said "I think this one is in drop D"?
I'm in this category
Drove me up the wall watching!
And then he decided to shit on Angry Chair and act like he never heard it before because it was obviously beneath him. Jerry Cantrell takes a shit on you dude.
@@TheMAGGuitar honestly the fact that two Alice songs are in that list bothers me a little, like they're kinda easy but having two makes them just look like another nirvana in terms of skill. Im not taking sides on whos better but Alice certainly have more technical proficiency than nirvana did.
Also jerry cantrell would literally laugh at the cover of angry chair
He also played the riff wrong. The fifth string is in the fifth fret D, rather than the second fret B. Ebm7(no 3rd) is the actual name for that chord (even though the fifth is missing, too).
More like Music is Fail!
🤣🤣🤣
You should play in a Nirvana Cover Band. You even look depressed when you play Something it the way
He was depressed because that riff is boring af
@@robertoladrondeguevara3873 it isn’t particularly designed to be exciting, the song as a whole is supposed to be depressing.
@@danielmanzoni9134 boring af
@@robertoladrondeguevara3873 simple slow and sad sounding doesn't equal boring, maybe you just don't get the style of the songs, it's not ment for you to headbang or dance to or be hyped over it, it's not the best song in the world but I and many others like it (mainly for the lyrics but I think the simplicity of the guitar ads up to it )
@@quitrap8289 nah the guitar riff is really boring bro
In defense of nothing else matters, when it was first written, James would sing it to his girlfriend over the phone and so he couldn't use his left hand. So at the time it was written, the open string riff was the main and only riff of the song. And even without that, I'd still consider it to be the main riff of the song.
Ah, so james is a lefty! Ha
I love all the people bashing him for not playing songs properly when he literally listens to 1 riff 1 time by ear then tries to recreate it based on musical skills.
Zachary Tamburrino lol you think hes only heard those riffs one time before
Stanko Zovak I'm not saying he's never heard them before but just because he's heard them doesn't mean he's payed attention either. I've hear most if not all and I play by ear. I still definitely can't bust out all of those riffs the way he does.
Okay that's fair
Cool
Iron Man actually has a few more subtle details that make it more interesting than what you did in my humble onion
Salisbury yup for sure. it’s made up of power chords on the low E. also some slides down the E string after the melody. also the verses are played with a single note instead of chords
Humble Onion xD
Wow u got a humble onion?? Mine is so fking salty
I prefer my onions a bit arrogant....it gives them a nice bite! 😂
You just named the band....
Can we take a moment to admire his self control and composure not to scream "WOHOOOO" while playing Song 2
3:06 is when he realized that “The man who sold the world” is not a Nirvana original, but is actually a David Bowie song.
Considering how he dissed Nirvana later on, I doubt he even knew they covered it.
Yes i wrote the original
Considering that Kurt actually says it's a David Bowie song before they play it.
@@dwainespradling9233*after they play it, at least on the mtv unplugged version
I think something in the way is underrated by a lot of guitarists, not because its some amazing technological riff somehow (because its obviously not) but because it perfectly captures the feel of what they were aiming for, even if you don't like the riff (I've personally always loved it) you can't deny that it's one of the most melancholy riffs ever wrote that perfectly captures depression and pain.
Just my opinion.
Geekinblack 66 the thing is, i really like the riff in the context of the song. It sets an amazing mood for the rest of thepiece. But by itself, it is discordant and odd.
My opinion, I love the song. Felt like kinda offended when he said that nobody ever should learn it... I mean.
Lmao just let this guy have an opinion you pretentious little princess
@@joandrumz3176 It's just some random UA-camr's opinion, why do you even give a shit?
Yeah. I love guitar, but it seriously bothers me that so many guitarists dont understand songwriting. It really really bothers me. I dont know why anyone would even pick the instrument up if they weren't trying to write songs.
Don’t ever disrespect Angry Chair. Jerry Cantrell is the riff lord
Lol. Riff lord...
Layne Staley made that riff actually!
The fact that he played man in the box wrong too oof
Sasha Pierce it made me cringe so hard. Oh yeah, I know this one. (Murders riff) plays lead part with big ass grin. Oh yeah, I learnt more. Moves on. Me: *visibly cringes*
Oh yeah yeah
Something in the way needs to be played drop c and on an acoustic to give it justice, it’s really simple but his energy is what gave their music life
Also isn't it a two chord song? Same with Horse With No Name by America.
@@mccririck01I think it is.
Listen to their unplugged version of Something In The Way. It's not an overly complex song, but I like it.
Ziggy Stardust Same
I was in a bar talking to the owner and he had a guitar and drum kit on the stage. After some talking about music and me telling home I play guitar. He asked if I wanted to get on stage and play with him for a song or 2. He taught me Something in the way in under 5 minutes and we rocked out. It's a very easy song. Lol
austin hawkins I wish I knew people to jam with :))
Ziggy Stardust Emmy favorite nirvana song
Why the hate for something in the way? Lol that’s a great song
Craig Smith BECAUSE IF A SONG DOESNT FLEX YOUR GUITAR CAPABILITIES THEN IT ISNT A SONG
@@elliot8294 wtf?
Different strokes for different folks. Tyler obviously prefers a more classic rock kind of vibe.
He doesn’t have to like that song but shouldn’t say it that way
Because its in the way? Huehuehuehue
Badum tsssss
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:(
I'm just starting and by that I mean I literally started yesterday so this seems absolutely amazing to me, being able to play something just from listening to it
How are you know?
Edit: now not know
Milan Milacic the more you play, and the more you learn, you’ll start to recognize certain chords/chord structures, scales, and intervals between notes. Almost like how once you learn letters and words as a kid, you can just start reading familiar words without effort, except in this case it’s with your ears instead of your eyes (I hope that makes sense). Keep playing and you’ll be able to do this as well, if you haven’t gotten to that point already. :)
It hurt my feelings when he dissed the grunge songs
Yeah same, Something in the Way is my favorite Nirvana song (maybe Frances Farmer instead), it's by no means a strong technical work but it's an absolute masterclass in terms of communicating one specific feeeeeling
And the Angry Chair intro is all about tone, Jerry is a killer guitarist
im sorry hitlers left eyebrow
Disappointing how he'll shit on anything that's not his personal taste
@@charlesswinehart5278 not really, it really isn't a good tone or riff at all
He played something in the way wrong you’re supposed to tune down a whole step except the e string is tuned to c
Something in the way is in drop C#
He went to Berklee for music and couldn't figure that out lol. Probably why he said no one should learn it
Something In The way is in Drop C not drop C#
Its in drop A
@@KellyKachowski at least it should be
@@ask-ingarbhn6855 sounds better in general even if you can play the notes in C because the loose strings make it sound more fucked up ya know
He didn't even throw in the bendies every once in a while!!
I know!
Here you go:
You've won the internet.
I wanted to comment this, but you beat me to it. Respect! ;)
He just played 1 note, anyone could have done that.
You can't outD the D!
If you didn't recognize the lack of bendies you are not a true lee
There are no chords in "Something In The Way" ......just 4th fret on and off on top 2 strings. Literally 1st song to teach someone so they can play along and learn time and feel the rush of playing and hopefully get hooked.
He played “I Wanna Be Sedated” like it was the first time he played a punk song
Lmao right. It was very not right. Plus they are playing major chords, not just power chords.
Thanks for this video. Honestly, seeing a pro like you sitting and figuring out stuff at the same speed I normally do made me feel more accomplished. Great video!
When you said you had never heard that Napalm Death song before I was like oh this is gunna be good haha
I didn't expect that song on that list, it was delightful to see him struggle
Nice, thank you for giving your time to do these, good man.
I’m about to get prs custom 24 se and it because of you man thanks for keeping me happy
Something In The Way was played wrong. And it’s a solid track to end one of the most iconic 90’s records ever!
AND WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO BLITZKRIEG BOP?!
Eric Hodge Quite right you are. Endless nameless is the final track though. Not Something in the Way.
Jay L alright. Alright. You guys are right. I wasn’t thinking about the hidden track.
Eric Hodge he couldn’t play it right cuz Kurt’s guitar was tuned to like drop c# in the recording
Nate David with that many guitars, I’m sure he has one in drop c#
That Stone Temple Pilots impression was amazing and I think we need a full cover like that
Something in the way is a great song u goof
Peavey Classic. My man. Love your videos thanks for doing what you do
It’s amazing that literally everyone plays the intro to Paranoid wrong. Even Randy Rhoads did when playing live. Listen closely to the record and live recordings of Iommi playing it- the riff doesn’t go high twice, it goes high the first time then back down the second time.
Woah never noticed that
I think I remember noticing that
LOL the-Art-of-Guitar points it out
What this list really demonstrates is how important rhythm and timing are. Many of these riffs are awesome because of "the sauce" you put on it. Which is the rhythm, timing, and inflection. And as demonstrated by the comments, that part can be hard.
Like your videos and love when you break stuff down!
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this. Thnx
David Bowie flexin out here
Weird flex but ok
Totti Tolvanen RIP
Something in the Way is a great song, it's not about the guitar playing it's about the deep emotion Kurt injects into the song.
really loving your videos, even as a drunk bass player. keep on uploading, i'll watch them all
- I'm not going to lie...
I love the rawness if this video. Seeing you figure then out make you human n makes me feel like I have a chance at being half as good as you ha ha! I purchased your system in December. Hoping I can grow after playing on and off since 2001…
Did he just bash Nirvana
Nirvana were never that great
D J Hahaha Tell me another Joke
D J ngl
Nirvana were never that great,at least in the instrumental part
Nirvana sucked
just here to say this video could not come at a better time, i just got my first guitar yesterday and now i have riffs to practice. you and a few other youtube inspired me to pick it up and get closer to my favorite music. i got no amp and i’m using a cut credit card to play my electric, but hell if it isn’t fun. thank you!
Pls get a Pick lol
Use a coin like a boss, like Billy Gibbons
while reading the tittle of this video, i misread and i thought it was "the Eeriest guitar riffs"....there's an idea!....love the videos man, awesome work
Something in the way its a simple riff, i agree but the song itself is so deeple intense and melancoly. The voice is like a whisper so talented.
Dude did you really just bash Angry Chair and then immediately sing praises for Vaseline? Lol.
Angry Chair is def one of Jerry Cantrell’s milder riffs, but I think Vaseline is actually a good lesson in playing syncopation/in time
elgatonegro1703 I think Layne wrote that one
elgatonegro1703 layne wrote it and played it tho so
I love that song and he just stabbed me in my heart with bashing on Something in the way and Angry Chair, but also playing Man in the box wrong :(
A lot of people forget that the guitar and it's riffs are just one section of the total sonic experience in any given song. A riffs value is not determined by how hard it is to play, but how it makes the listener feel.
I decided to like this when he started “singing” the Stone Temple Pilots song.
Love this channel rn
I'm pretty sure Jack White did actually play that riff on a guitar with an Octaver. Could be wrong though.
He used a Digitech Whammy pedal..which is extra funny because it's the bright red one on middle shelf just to his left. lol. Except Jack used the original and that's a II (I'm pretty sure)
bob nunya digitech whammy, an octave, and quiet fuzz as a second recorded guitar.
I thought this was more common knowledge than it seems to be, but I have seen a lot of people who know way more about music than me incorrectly say it is a bass.
Wait, I always though he just tuned down a whole octave?
Well...I like Something in the Way :'(
me too :'(
he didn't really listen to it properly to appreciate it
Dictator Rich i do to
Exactly what he listened to wasnt something in the way its a great song
Nirvana sucked
Great video! Tested my music ear, managed to get surprisingly a lot
You are a great teacher , thank you !
That Green Day riff is just a variation of 25 or 6 to 4
Exactly my thought
Which is also Babe Im Gonna Leave You & also While My Guitar Gently Weeps
@@vaibanez17 while my guitar? How?
Jfran2013 The similarities are most obvious in the last 60 seconds of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” but Harrison adds more variation to the riff (which I think is a long standing blues riff, which is why it keeps showing up everywhere but nobody bothers with a lawsuit) to make his version sound unique.
Macc Attacc never thought of it like that
Paranoid was technically played wrong. The A,B,D,E,A,B,D,E pattern you played is played A,B,D,E,A,B,D,B in the recording.
That's Ozzy's version with Zakk or Jake. The first it's Black Sabbath version.
I have been playing 35 years and very much enjoy Tylers videos
I just signed up for your lessons!!! Can’t wait to get better!
Didn't quite nail that tenacious d one, you need to bend it once in a while
Tenacious D WRONG!!! Didn't do the bending once in a while...
The D wins! They win, one to nothin'!
Dude you forget the bendy! Shit you're right. See, I told you! I f'n told you
What a play room. Wow! You should have millions of subscribers, man. I love your style.
You are so right about the insult to ‘Nothing Else Matters’. That song has stuck by me since the beginning, and it improved over time as my technique improved. I’ll play this to show off in front of other guitar players. It’s my technique I get to show off on this easy song and it’s just fun to play.
He truly has talent to be able to pick up a song by listening to it once. I almost picked up seven nation army after listening for probably 2 hours and still got it wrong but at least I was a couple of frets off the whole time.
Ok but he is a experienced guitarist,almost all the experienced guitarists can do it,nothing special
@@User_not_userz you still need talent to do it
He has "talent" because he worked at it for years.
You have the same talent, too, you just have to put in the work.
@@ferrari48817 no u need to practice a lot
@@User_not_userz I'm working on that now after taking a for year break for violin I'm playing my guitar again for like 5 hours a day
You forgot the bending every once in a while! (for one note song)
You are an amazing guitar player, but my favorite part of this was watching you learn the intro to "Rock You Like A Hurricane" like a human! Thanks for your efforts and entertaining channel.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video.
Something in the way is one of my favorite Nirvana songs. And I think it sounds shit for a reason. He's in drop c# and plays
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How shit it sounds is to add to the mood of the lyrics
I don't think its supposed to sound shit i think it's really just supposed to invoke emotion particularly a melancholy one
Can you re explain these tabs I don't get em
Dubstep Magiic it’s also played on an untuned 12 string with only 5 strings.
I believe kurt was laying on his back on a couch recording this song and the microphone was just hung by him. I truly think he was either in a really depressive state from withdrawal or on heroin
John Jerge I’m not sure that’s right. I remember Butch Vig saying they did it in a few takes in the studio. The song was definitely written from a very dark place though. As if he was a complete “street person” and broken.
anybody else sit with their guitar in their laps while watching this video and try to play along and think
"well...shit"
Wow I'm glad to see the Peavey amp in the floor. I love Peavey and have played an original 5150 for years. Then I discovered Budda which I think is a boutique style amp made by the Peavey. I have the 36 watt with kt66 tubes in it and I would gig anywhere with it. The only thing is they are super loud. Its just something about kt66 tubes that I like. I had an 18 watt and an 80 watt Budda amp and the 18 watt had EL84 or EL34 and the 80 watt had 6L6. The one I fell in love with the 30 watt with the KT66 tubes. Must be the midrange punch . Idk. They all sound great they are just very loud.
I’m in absolute love with the Paul reed smith guitars. That sparrow inlay for the fret markers just takes me away. I literally go to guitar center online and just admire all the PRS guitars because I know I can’t afford one. I have one particular one I’m obsessed with and that’s the PRS se 245 standard tobacco sunburst!
Angry chair, something in the way, man in the box were quite off. (but that's ok cause that's not the point of the video)
Man In The Box was a bit too off
Man in the box was way off. It's open on the E tuned to D# and 5 on A tuned to F#
And Satisfaction
Bob Sacamano satisfaction was perfect
@@brianmcfarland6548 He was too quick...kept skipping an eighth note. Listen again.
#1 is eruption
True
My friend has played guitar like none
But he can play the smoke on water like nobody's Buisness
forgettul matters When I'm driving, after the first three power chords of Smoke on the Water, I'm changing the station.
Think you mean stairway
I have a drummer friend, and I taught him smoke on the water on the guitar as a joke, and he in all seriousness looked at me and said triumphantly; "Should take me a week or 2" Still cracks me up 2 months later
This was great! I hope you don’t mind but, I played along with you. I’ll admit I let you do most of the work but this was a great video. Good way to practice training your ear 👂🏼🤘🏼
Something in the way is actually a beautiful song ! The cello adds a relaxing vibe to it
Despite all the people saying you played some songs wrong, I just wanted to say I actually enjoyed it. Thanks for making the video Tyler.
Thank you for that stunning rendition of Vaseline, Mason Verger.
Something in the way is my favourite song to play when I’m down.... it’s a good freakin song man
Seven Nation Army is played on guitar, Jack White emits his guitar through a pedal which is set down an octave. So it sounds more like a bass.
Man angry chair is a good song
Every song on the Dirt album is!
It's also one of the few AiC songs Staley wrote all on his own.
Best song on dirt? Every song on dirt
@@MrSnuffian yupppp. Dirt and Facelift are goddamn masterpieces
Too bad he butchered it
@music is win 8:03 it’s drop d + E flat and baring the 4th fret and then playing the first 3 strings as open cords and muting the rest
Is there any chance you could do a video showing all your pedals please? great vid btw 🤘
Maybe you should make a top 25 beginner songs, for guys like me that want to learn. Appreciate and love the videos.
On 'one note song' YOU FORGOT THE BENDY PART! Listen to the full song x)
I actually bought the guitar in song 2 recently it's such a nice guitar
I like watching your stuff cause you genuinely get into it. After a certain level everyones unique and different. Not better than or worse than..
Tenacious D is not the greatest band in the world.
They are just a tribute
I think that was a joke??? I like Jack Black and the other dude is a talented guitarist, BUT I went to a concert once where they opened the show, and I wanted to walk out. It was so bad. They need to announce to the audience; “This is a parody! This is a joke! “
@@jray5363 if you know tenacious d, then you already know that its a parody
Blasphemy
Our God and Savior, Kurt Cobain.
Greatest artist of all time for me. The feelings that his music gives,just amazing.
Andrew Mullins He was really good too. Actually it’s really hard to choose THE BEST maybe we should say THE BESTS
Just no
He was a good musician but people exaggerate about him all the time.
Admiral Ackbar To what ??
Loved the outro