i agree. but i will offer that you listen to some of david gilmour's playing if you haven't yet- he is incredibly emotive as well. john is my fav, but objectively, david might be even more emotive. also, while i'm not a big shred fan, check out the playing by jason becker on his song altitudes.
You deserve a MEDAL sir. ❤ I'm so glad I'm not the only one..😂 High Music intelligence is rare these days.. He is not playing the guitar, he IS the guitar! He is speaking, expressing emotions ,telling a story , pain , sadness, regret. It's still beyond me how managed to survived his terrible heroine addiction.. To recover it takes years and years. Mentaly ,physicly... BUT to come back stronger and create the most insabe solo,s like he does. If you know the context... Yes my friend. In my opinion he is the best guitar player ever. 😊 I salute you. Respect❤
@@Lagerta11 What John went through and survived, 9 times out of 10 it's a tragedy. All the music he's made since his return is a gift and a privilege to experience.
Not to mention the amount of composure he had in that moment. I've been playing guitar for 20 years and I wouldn't be able to play it off that well and move up the neck like nothing happened without having to think about it entirely too much.
John's Parallel Universe solo on Slane Castle is probably my favorite guitar solo of all time. I remember listening to this for the first time while high and it felt like my face literally melted.
dude at 8:42-9:14 heplays wrong notes . but then he plays it twice . but then he turns the wrong notes into a solo where he incorporated the wrong notes as root notes . 😅😅😅 personally think hes the best player to live
yes, definitely he grew a lot by that point, musically (and i'm sure otherwise). that era from like '04-'06 he was imo at his creative peak. his solo output in '04 was significant, can tell his juices we really flowing. shortly after to then come out with sa- brilliant. and of course his solo output would remain top-tier for a while to come after. sadly, for as much as he's my all-time favourite musician, i don't think we'll see a return to that eras brilliance. the last two albums are lovely with some really great tracks/moments, but cannot hold a matchstick to cali-btw-sa-era (nor bssm), imho. but he still has lots of brilliant work to grace us with over the years to come, both with the band and solo (and other endeavours)
@@whiskeysudsjackwagon8510 what ? Have you never heard his less is more stuff? He has many songs to be compared to Hendrix AND Eddie hazel , dudes a mastermind and he shreds but meaningfully and knows when to shred and when not to
The best guitarist in history for me, his passion for playing the guitar is transmitted in everry note. I love Jhon frusciante and the red hot chili peppers.
I love UA-cam because you can watch all these videos that you would have had to watch on TV, DVD or VHS 20 years ago. I remember owning a couple of band VHS tapes back in the day.
@@gabovillalobos7655 y si man, a mi en lo personal el solo de Wet Sand me lleno tanto de alegria que me saco un par de lágrimas. Me gustan otros guitarristas como Malakian de SOAD, pero Frusciante transmite algo de alma a alma.
John F. 1990s: "Guess ur not ready for that... But your kids are goin' to love it." John F. 2010s: "Guess ur not ready for that... But your kids are gonna to love it." John F. 2020s: "Guess ur not ready for that... But your kids'll love it."
So funny how during the 10 to 12 minute mark we see Josh Klingoffer in the background. Interestingly enough I saw RHCP with Gnarls Barkley and the keyboardist was none other than boom Josh Klingoffer. He was also playing percussion in the Mars Volta when I saw them with System of a Down 20 years ago
Jhon is the greatest guitar player in my era… this man plays from how the feels.. the man is a different kind of musician that’s not really around anymore…
He's only got that one hammer on pull off riff LMAO!!!
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Alucinante! Increíble! Se sabe que Petrucci y Steve Vai se juntan a ver este video en velocidad lenta para ver si logran tocar sus solos (mientras La Brie ve si puede aprender algo de técnica vocal)
Not trying to be a hater, I respect John as a fellow guitarist, but I always fail to see why people think he's so great or on another level. Technically speaking, he stays in the same pentatonic box and the licks he plays are not difficult by any means. I understand "feel" and emotion put into it go a long way, but I don't personally find his work inspiring. That said, I love that he gets into his "zone" and enjoys his playing -- anyone who's been on stage and felt that knows what I mean.
@@sammele88 Nah, that's just simple arpeggios, but it is a well-written guitar part. The hammer-on-pull-offs make it sound fancier (that's an easy trick guitarists, me included, have been using forever to sound super-awesome)
As a fellow guitar player I have no idea how you think that way. What makes great artist great is not their ability to play difficult things, but their ability to innovate with even the most simple guitar techniques. As well as so many other small details (notes played in scale, intensity, tone, sequences of notes played, etc)
@@Cluefan 100% agreed, and as I mentioned above, the technical prowess is only one part of it -- I also don't find what he does particularly innovative or inspiring. Yeah, he's got some good stuff and gets into it a bit, but I've seen hundreds of other guitarists who are on the same level. So while I think it's totally cool that Froosh is many people's favorite guitarist, I just don't see the Hendrix comparisons because he's not doing anything new or groundbreaking like Jimi did.
12:25 it's a sighting we could still be seeing today were it not for someones ego... i love the guy and all, but there was def a way to keep jk on board.
Chilli peppers get a lot of hate because anthony keidis and his love for California, which i think is dumb, but if you really listen they have one of the greatest drummers, greatest bassist imo, and a top 10 all time guitarist. I love Frusciante man
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My favorite guitarist of all time. He evokes more emotion from me than any other musician. You can hear his pain.
i agree. but i will offer that you listen to some of david gilmour's playing if you haven't yet- he is incredibly emotive as well. john is my fav, but objectively, david might be even more emotive. also, while i'm not a big shred fan, check out the playing by jason becker on his song altitudes.
He's the reason I picked up the guitar over 20 years ago.
You deserve a MEDAL sir. ❤ I'm so glad I'm not the only one..😂 High Music intelligence is rare these days.. He is not playing the guitar, he IS the guitar! He is speaking, expressing emotions ,telling a story , pain , sadness, regret. It's still beyond me how managed to survived his terrible heroine addiction.. To recover it takes years and years. Mentaly ,physicly... BUT to come back stronger and create the most insabe solo,s like he does. If you know the context... Yes my friend. In my opinion he is the best guitar
player ever. 😊 I salute you. Respect❤
@@Lagerta11 What John went through and survived, 9 times out of 10 it's a tragedy. All the music he's made since his return is a gift and a privilege to experience.
lol sloppy pentatonic basic crap, so many virtuoso soloists are laughing hard
I love how chad knows when to let John fucking go off and then reel him back in so masterfully , talk about in sync
Drummer go with the bass. Bass is a direction to drummer
@@thebesttubebrasil8328 no the drummer keeps the beat dude lol. chad is the silent assassin , needs more credit !
@@slyfox1483 im a drummer dude. I know what im saying
you drum on your phone relax@@thebesttubebrasil8328
Remind me of the Grateful Dead😮
2:12 breaks guitar string while shredding, casually rips it off and continues to destroy the fuck out of his guitar. What a beast.
Not to mention the amount of composure he had in that moment. I've been playing guitar for 20 years and I wouldn't be able to play it off that well and move up the neck like nothing happened without having to think about it entirely too much.
If you break a guitar string you are garbage guitar player or to lazy to change the strings.
Nah bro just doesn't care, also his skill for still playing beautifully despite the string being ripped off is magnificent. @@leosebastian199
@@leosebastian199bro what 🤧
John's Parallel Universe solo on Slane Castle is probably my favorite guitar solo of all time. I remember listening to this for the first time while high and it felt like my face literally melted.
ya just discovered it right now like exact feeling 😂😂😅
Hope you have your face back now!
Damn right. Then came the Zephyr Song afterwards and I nearly started to cry (for the first time on years). For me the GOAT
That solo is completely full of emotions, magic, makes you feel like you're floating in the universe, going straight into a black hole
same! and dont forget me from la cigale is craaaaaaazy too
you can see how much more mature and complex he was in those 2006 2007 lives. can’t wait to see the beast he’s turned now that he’s back
You have reason
dude at 8:42-9:14 heplays wrong notes . but then he plays it twice . but then he turns the wrong notes into a solo where he incorporated the wrong notes as root notes . 😅😅😅 personally think hes the best player to live
@@barsultrathere are no mistakes, just happy accidents
yes, definitely he grew a lot by that point, musically (and i'm sure otherwise). that era from like '04-'06 he was imo at his creative peak. his solo output in '04 was significant, can tell his juices we really flowing. shortly after to then come out with sa- brilliant. and of course his solo output would remain top-tier for a while to come after. sadly, for as much as he's my all-time favourite musician, i don't think we'll see a return to that eras brilliance. the last two albums are lovely with some really great tracks/moments, but cannot hold a matchstick to cali-btw-sa-era (nor bssm), imho. but he still has lots of brilliant work to grace us with over the years to come, both with the band and solo (and other endeavours)
Simply good enough to be mentioned in the same sentence as Hendrix.
Yes sir
noise is not music, not matter how fast your fingers can diddle, you have to make art, this is noise!
oh well
PUNKS and PUKES seem to like it.
@@whiskeysudsjackwagon8510 what ? Have you never heard his less is more stuff? He has many songs to be compared to Hendrix AND Eddie hazel , dudes a mastermind and he shreds but meaningfully and knows when to shred and when not to
@@whiskeysudsjackwagon8510 do you feel that way about, Maggot Brain?
No chance
14:20 is insanity. Chad gives hint that it’s time to go ham. The change of tempo. I keep repeating it, it’s something special.
There won't be another Frusciante when he's gone that is all I can say. He is on his own league, there is no need to compare him to anyone.
0:25 A hobo, tom cruise, jesus christ and will ferrel on one stage. What more could you possibly want??
3:00 the connection of notes here between John and Flea is fucking wild.
The name of this is harmonic progression kids
It's an old Funkadelic quote they're playing. "Mommy What's A Funkadelic?"
This is like the ultimate teaser to John’s return
Lol yes
@@cenitriwow been following you since 2012 you are such s hardcore original john fan
Wet sand at Fuji 2007 one of the most emotional solos ever heard from John imo with the scream as well just... wow
Time stamp?
There is so much hendrix in his playing when playing solos. love it :)
The Sao Paulo Scar Tissue intro jam is literally my most favourite piece of music ever. Like... ever.
We can not look past flea guys! He always brings the best in the game. I truly believe he is the best bassist of my time.
Him and Les Claypool are amazing
@@chuckesthedoughboy703 les is underrated good comment
@@chuckesthedoughboy703 agree
Who overlooks Flea? He's considered one of the greats.
Les Claypool isn't underrated. He's always cited as one of the best bass players.
Flea, Frusciante, and Chad could all be considered some of the best in each of their respective instruments. No disrespect to Kiedis
this is why one of the reason we will buy a strat and tele. than les Paul
also that fender guitars are just better. there’s another reason.
@@damesoumbi I think that's totally a bs answer
@@keundonglee6845 well I quite frankly couldn’t care less what you think, keun
@@damesoumbi Well dame, I never said you should care about what I think.
It seems John plays the solo so hard, and full of emotional
what other way would you play a solo
You can play it like there is no morning like the second one. Its only hard shredding
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It's because he's a Pisces ♓️. The most emotional sign
SLANE CASTLE - SCAR TISSUE's solos are the beeeeeeest!!!
Parallel Universe too...
Chorzow one blows my mind every single time goddamn
These are the ones! 😊❤ all the classics. Thank you!
I just put my headphones on and jam to this video all the time. Thanks
The best guitarist in history for me, his passion for playing the guitar is transmitted in everry note.
I love Jhon frusciante and the red hot chili peppers.
Im not really a fan of the red hot chilli pepper, but am a hge fan of Johns guitar playing. Easily one of the best ever, up there with Hendrix.
I love UA-cam because you can watch all these videos that you would have had to watch on TV, DVD or VHS 20 years ago. I remember owning a couple of band VHS tapes back in the day.
4:10 dat Distortion with hyper wow always makes me feel thrilled. Identity of Fruciante.
When Anthony shouts into the mic aswell sounds so good with the guitar
Such an underrated guitarist!
Maybe because he doesn’t give a fk about media
He is like a guitar hero for the half of the guitarist in the world
Bruno MONASTERIO true that
@nyc d03 Agree! And that’s another reason why I love him so much!!
He's rated as one of the greatest guitarists ever, a little bit underrated.
Those solos are just amazing and the fact that i remember the feeling that I had the first time i heard those is so nostalgic
Tecnicamente talentuoso,
profondamente sensibile e originale e audace nello scrivere musica.
In un nome John Frusciante.
Thank you SO much for putting this together
You’re welcome!
El concierto de Slane Castle dejo en claro que hay cosas perfectas que ocurren una sola vez y que John esta más alla de nuestro entendimiento musical
Te apoyo yo siento que john es el mejor guitarrista : )
@@gabovillalobos7655 y si man, a mi en lo personal el solo de Wet Sand me lleno tanto de alegria que me saco un par de lágrimas. Me gustan otros guitarristas como Malakian de SOAD, pero Frusciante transmite algo de alma a alma.
@@snowtrooperlml7372 cierto jeje, a mi el solo que me atrae es el de californication
If he has the sunburst strat and tele, you know it’s going down
Its so fascinating to me that he looks completely different every single time. I underrated him for awhile but after this video, my mind is like 💥
Do happy he's back I hope they make something like BTW, that is my favorite album.
PARALLEL UNIVERSE
He deserves this compilation 🙏
Taxi driver 4:27
Lmao
😂👌🏻
18:25 Flea was playing the riff of Come as you are
At first it might sound similar, but the riff is quite different
We are waiting for next RHCP concert with john!
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen this comp, and I’ll never get tired of watching it. John mother fucking Frusciante
his dexterity is unreal
Estoy en extasis cuando escucho sus solos, im feel in extasis when I listen his solos ❤️
Anthony has the craziest dance moves lol only he could pull em off
People know him, but do not understand what he's doing one of the best to do it, blowsme away so talented
10:00
Don’t forget me and the californication jam are soo so good
just knew that john and flee really liked the maggot brains they get the grooves of it
I was at that concert in São Paulo 2002 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Top eu tb!
what is the name of the song he is playing at sao paulo in the video?
John F. 1990s:
"Guess ur not ready for that... But your kids are goin' to love it."
John F. 2010s:
"Guess ur not ready for that... But your kids are gonna to love it."
John F. 2020s:
"Guess ur not ready for that... But your kids'll love it."
Thats from back to the future
Yes. Yes it is.
The best. John, parece q sua alma grita e isso conquistou todos nós
Nós amamos o John ❤️
Muito expressivo oq ele toca. Chega ser inacreditavel. E quando canta então ta loko
17:06 best ...
Think of the solos to come if they all survive Corona
@manshark3
If we all survive Corona
jesus does play guitar good ngl
Incredible
John is pretty freaking awesome.
Deus, pq eu não nasci antes pra vivenciar isso pessoalmente? Quem teve o prazer de ver isso deve estar chorando até hoje, muito além de tudo
El 1 el mejor guitarrista de siglo XXI y una leyenda viviente del siglo xx. Aguante jhon y red hot !!!!.
Jimi Hendrix would trip tf out watching John play
Nah
17:40
Chad keep his same sense of fashion since 2000
John Fucking Frusciante i love you.
He should forever be known as the Guitar God
So funny how during the 10 to 12 minute mark we see Josh Klingoffer in the background. Interestingly enough I saw RHCP with Gnarls Barkley and the keyboardist was none other than boom Josh Klingoffer. He was also playing percussion in the Mars Volta when I saw them with System of a Down 20 years ago
John actually played the entirety of Amputecture’s rhythm parts. The whole album!
Throw away your television live at slane Castle was my favorite ❤❤❤
ジョンが好き
The chemistry between flea and John is uncanny
John = God
favorite moment: @5:06 you really subtly hear the crowd enjoying w/ the band at the 3rd XXX from Anthony
Maybe the best guitar mtf
Whenever I hear the song parallel Universe, I feel like I'm in one. 🪐
Love his spin on Hendrix like riffs. Snow riff is the best example.
Jhon is the greatest guitar player in my era… this man plays from how the feels.. the man is a different kind of musician that’s not really around anymore…
La hostia!!! Amazing Mr John! 6,12'🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Um dicionário inteiro não é capaz de descrever o talento de John'
Beast
Fck I am so keen to see these guys next year with John
19:38❤❤
Best of all time!
Bass and drums lay down a solid bed.
He's only got that one hammer on pull off riff LMAO!!!
Alucinante! Increíble! Se sabe que Petrucci y Steve Vai se juntan a ver este video en velocidad lenta para ver si logran tocar sus solos (mientras La Brie ve si puede aprender algo de técnica vocal)
I wanna meet him before I die for real I love him so much
Fruscianteeeeeeeeee !!!!!!!!!! 🎉❤
amazing
Not trying to be a hater, I respect John as a fellow guitarist, but I always fail to see why people think he's so great or on another level. Technically speaking, he stays in the same pentatonic box and the licks he plays are not difficult by any means. I understand "feel" and emotion put into it go a long way, but I don't personally find his work inspiring. That said, I love that he gets into his "zone" and enjoys his playing -- anyone who's been on stage and felt that knows what I mean.
I don’t really know anything about guitar but I’m like 90% sure “Snow (hey oh)” is one of the hardest songs to play on guitar
@@sammele88 Nah, that's just simple arpeggios, but it is a well-written guitar part. The hammer-on-pull-offs make it sound fancier (that's an easy trick guitarists, me included, have been using forever to sound super-awesome)
I don't know man, this guy has an special vibe...
As a fellow guitar player I have no idea how you think that way. What makes great artist great is not their ability to play difficult things, but their ability to innovate with even the most simple guitar techniques. As well as so many other small details (notes played in scale, intensity, tone, sequences of notes played, etc)
@@Cluefan 100% agreed, and as I mentioned above, the technical prowess is only one part of it -- I also don't find what he does particularly innovative or inspiring. Yeah, he's got some good stuff and gets into it a bit, but I've seen hundreds of other guitarists who are on the same level. So while I think it's totally cool that Froosh is many people's favorite guitarist, I just don't see the Hendrix comparisons because he's not doing anything new or groundbreaking like Jimi did.
So psychedelic and groovy
Me encanta Frusciante y su estilo de tocar
12:25 it's a sighting we could still be seeing today were it not for someones ego... i love the guy and all, but there was def a way to keep jk on board.
Chilli peppers get a lot of hate because anthony keidis and his love for California, which i think is dumb, but if you really listen they have one of the greatest drummers, greatest bassist imo, and a top 10 all time guitarist. I love Frusciante man
the first solo is way harder than you'd think
Yeah, I prefer his solos when he daoes not play so many notes, it's much more sexy and powerful in my opinion. (And there he is high as F. 😝😝)
It sounds awful
Apenas John Frusciante.
Not a fast player but very soulful and the melody is nice to hear
17:40 what’s the song?
em if you have to ask a guitarra estoura uma corda, e e continua fazendo um improviso lindo só com 5 cordas.
Parallel Universe in Slane Castle was the best for sure!
MY HERO🇧🇷
🇧🇷❤️
John Frusciante accidentally explored new dimensions of space and time with his guitar.
12:00
Meu Deus, esse cara é bom demais, pra alguem falr que ele não tem tecnica é muito boçal.
Alcatraz was the only one where his guitar was mixed “right”. They dont have concert DVDs?
They have Off The Map and Slane Castle
Actually there is a DVD of that concert but not official, I have it hahaha
the bass is sooo good
Which concert is the last concert please ??
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