Most Iconic Guitars: Rig Rundown Best Ofs
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- From Angus’ SG to Tom’s “Arm the Homeless” axe-the most recognizable guitars from our catalog of nearly 500 Rundowns.
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Brian May of Queens’ Red Special: • Queen's Brian May Rig ...
Lindsay Buckingham’s Turner Model 1: • Lindsey Buckingham Rig...
Angus Young’s SG: • AC/DC's Angus Young & ...
Tom Morello’s Arm the Homeless: • Tom Morello of Rage Ag...
Peter Frampton’s Les Paul: • Rig Rundown - Peter Fr...
Jason Isbells Red Eye: • Rig Rundown - Jason Is...
The Edge’s 76 Exporer: • U2's The Edge Rig Rundown
Brian Setzers’ 59 ‘Gretch 6120: • Rig Rundown - Brian Se...
Steve Morse’s Music Man: • Deep Purple's Steve Mo...
Larry Carltons’ 335: • Larry Carlton Rig Rund...
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Brian May of Queens’ Red Special: ua-cam.com/video/jJ_OamX-PA8/v-deo.html
Lindsay Buckingham’s Turner Model 1: ua-cam.com/video/6-0TzlNQaNc/v-deo.html
Angus Young’s SG: ua-cam.com/video/j5C7GKGxICg/v-deo.html
Tom Morello’s Arm the Homeless: ua-cam.com/video/WpY4IIy6b98/v-deo.html
Peter Frampton’s Les Paul: ua-cam.com/video/J0RyXfjjOfg/v-deo.html
Jason Isbells Red Eye: ua-cam.com/video/-j1BwYw7sXA/v-deo.html
The Edge’s 76 Exporer: ua-cam.com/video/qDYfXvGuaL4/v-deo.html
Brian Setzers’ 59 ‘Gretch 6120: ua-cam.com/video/0HU84CCvST8/v-deo.html
Steve Morse’s Music Man: ua-cam.com/video/_NLnBlaxldo/v-deo.html
Larry Carltons’ 335: ua-cam.com/video/rcfZwva-v64/v-deo.html
Great stuff P.G. Keep it up & stay safe you guys. The way Tom Morello works that toggle switch has always got me! Brilliant. And the fact he has been working with Springsteen is just super cool. I saw RATM at the Reading festival here in the U.K. in 93 & the drummer Brad played the whole show with his back to the crowd! Coolest thing ever!
No Headless guitars featured. Meh. Headstocks are so ancient. Long past time to ditch headstocks. Allan Holdsworth did. Much easier to gig and travel with headless plus tuning is more stable. EVH even had a cigarette holder on his 80's Steinberger above the nut, for live tours with Sammy. Gotta wonder how much of these vids are sponsored by Gibson..speaking of Gibson their headstock designs could be considered significantly flawed in the post 90's era.
Commie buys custom guitar for dubious reasons: hates it. This is a great country because even morons can be rich and famous here.
The smile Brian May gets when he's asked about his first gig with it.
You mean at 48:36?
:40 Tom Morello
5:05 the edge
7:48 Jason Isbell
14:07 Lindsay Buckingham
15:36 Angus Young
23:32 Peter Frampton
33:42 Brian Setzer
38:11 Larry Carlton
40:31 Steve Morse
43:37 Brian May
I really cant figure out how it wasnt someones job to do this in the video. Thank you.
El wey de los minutos
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Lose a lot of respect for the artists who don’t make time to do their own rig rundown. Brian may probably had a million different things he could’ve been doing, he’s the man!
I understand what you mean, but c'mon, learning that Angus Young uses the same guitars for last 30-40 years is just as amazing 😊
Red Special is going into a museum, if it's not buried with Brian himself, it IS the most iconic and legendary guitar in the world.
not really
i bet/hope he gets buried with it
@@James32297 yeah, didn't Chuck Berry get buried with his? atleast it was inside the coffin at his funeral.
Brian should be buried with it, it's been part of his life for decades now!
That Tom morello and The Edge rig rundown totally makes me happy. Remembering when I was a teen in early 2000s, we only read their setup on guitar world and guitar geek image
Doesn’t matter how many times I hear the story of the Red Special I’m always amazed. Brian and his father must be incredibly intelligent. To build something so right so long ago and it’s still going strong is just mind boggling to me lol! Not to mention it looks so balanced and badass. Incredible story.
If I remember right, Brian has a PhD in physics.
Yeah, and they weren’t guitar builders and basically hadn’t looked at an electric guitar before
I might just be a dick, but if I had to recount Red Special's story as much has Brian, I'd just start making up a new story every week.
I mean, Leo did it. Twice. And then all of the amps too!
@@callejarvholm nonsense. They looked at electric guitars before building that 🤣
Frampton's Phenix Les Paul, that guitar really has it's own Soul.
I wish more guitarist passed on there guitars to the next generation. That gentleman was completely in love with that Les Paul. You can see why
We need time travel. I need that randy rhoads rig rundown
Sad news about Brian May and his illness. Pretty shocked to hear that he has suffered a heart attack, although he has appeared to have pulled through the worst of it since he has been communicating with the public about his ordeal. Good luck and hope you have a speedy recovery!
I could listen to Brian May speak about guitars, or anything really, all day long. Frighteningly intelligent man & an incredible musician. He strikes me as a sort of unicorn in today’s world. He’s one of those really really rare individuals that simply NO one has a bad word to say about him.
I love these rig rundown videos & learn so much about these musicians as well as their music. Yet to be bored in the least. But I simply couldn’t ‘not’ give a bit of praise to Mr May. His would be an absolute ‘bucket list’ handshake for me. Perhaps one day……….
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Hope all is well with you Perry and the rest of the PG crew. Thanks for all the great content, it's been a big help. Keep rockin'!
These road crew members have got to be living the dream.
Idk how much they're paid tho
@@harry_mair probably a pretty great amount!
Dude Tom morello seemed freaking mega jacked in his interview. Anyone notice the killswitch part tom started going in fast forward? Lol
He was gettin into it man 😂
Coke-a-aina perchance
He's obviously got adult ADHD or something like that. Hes always been like this,1000 miles an hour.
@@lexzbuddy Nose candy, and sunglasses...
He's such a poser...
Dancing around, blasted on yea...
I've watched all of these several times, and again i'm watching, it's an addiction.
Angus’s back in black SG. That’s the winner for me.
1993 Tom Morello melted my face off at Lalapalooza @Star Lake in Columbus OH. I was the first row of people in the crowd and it was a race for your life literally! To make it to the stage when they opened the gates. I saw a lot of people hurt and i was scared as hell! The first band to play that day was Rage. I honestly no matter even if i tried will ever forget it. They are part of the soundtrack of my life. T
Few guitar stories are more touching than Brian May creating the Red Special with his dad. Lump in my throat whenever I think of it.
I never get tired of Brian talking about Red Special, and the fact that he and his dad were one-off luthiers. One guitar and that's it. Mind-blowing! There was nothing with a body that size back then either. More like a PRS.
Love the rockin trip down memory lane!! Thanks PG for keepin me grounded during all this craziness!! Bravo and we'll done rig run down hosts and crew!!
I was never a super huge Frampton follower but after watching his entire rig rundown I have such a new respect for him. First of all he did his own rundown rather than a tech that works for him, but even more so than that he seems like the most down to earth genuine human being that I’ve ever seen on one of these. Being a rockstar hasn’t went to his head at all he just seems like a great guy. I wish he was my neighbor lol. Rock on Peter!
Looking at all those scratch marks on Brian May's guitar fingerboard, all that history, amazing.
Most iconic models:
Les Paul Std: Jimmy Page, Joe Bonamassa.
Les Paul Custom: Randy Rhoads.
Les Paul Deluxe: Pete Townsend.
Les Paul Jr: Lennon, Billie Joe Armstrong
SG: Angus, Dereck Trucks.
SG Junior: Pete Townsend.
ES-335: Clapton and Chuck Berry.
ES-335 Trini Lopez: Dave Grohl.
Firebird: Johnny Winter.
Explorer: The edge.
Flying V: Hendrix.
Strat: Clapton, Hendrix and SRV.
Tele: Keith Richards. Springsteen, Jonny Greenwood.
Casino: Beatles.
Riviera: Lou Reed, Noel Gallagher, Nick Valensi.
Jaguar & Mustang: Kurt Cobain.
Jazzmaster: Sonic Youth (T.M.)
ES-355: BB King's Lucille.
Fender Coronado: Jonny Greenwood.
Gretsch 6120: Brian Setzer.
Gretsch Duo Jet: George Harrison.
Gretsch Duo Jet DC: Malcolm Young & Jack White.
Epiphone Sheraton. John Lee Hooker, Noel Gallagher.
let me add some more
SG : Tony Iommi, Frank Zappa
Explorer : James Hetfield
Les Paul : slash
Strat : David Gilmour, Ritchie Blackmore
Tele : Jimmy Page, George Harrison
Great list man, you summed it up well.
Esp Ltd Kirk Hammett
@@PhysicalGraffiti75 Papa Hets Guitar is esps that look like explorer
Flying v also kirk hammett sometimes
Tom morello played that on his guitar hero 3 solo! That’s awesome
A great compilation of iconic guitars, I really enjoyed this!
Brian May is such a class act, a true gentleman.
Perry Bean is most iconic 😘
That dude is one fine piece of ace!!!!
ahhhahhahahah!
The Edge rig rundown definitely is my favorite, he is my favorite guitar player by far!!!
Brian May's Red Special has never had a fret job? Wow, light touch?
Light touch, light strings and a shorter than standard scale neck.
@@kevinjohnbetts and he uses a coin for a pick, I've heard. Well, I guess that isn't really relevant to your comment... I just thought it a neat bit of trivia.
@@justinlehti4193 Indeed he does. Just to add to the trivia he has them specially minted as sixpence pieces went out of circulation during the early 70s.
Perry- I think I've seen every one Multiple times 😀
I am still after all these years speechless watching Tom Morello use the selector switch while rubbing his strings to sound like a DJ scratching. I have heard guitarists use their pick-up selector like a kill switch to have a studder type effect. NEVER have I heard anyone do what Tom does. Van Halen is credited with tapping.. Tom needs to be recognized for that scratching effect. Facts
Loved the Angus Young bit. Should have seen them at Winterland but did see them for the Black Ice tour, HP Pavillion. Amazing, maybe the last tour with Malcolm.
22:25 or so.
Angus played one black SG the whole show, stopping to tune it once. Next, the 'solo' with the elevating platform, doing the spinaround! The '67 ? I just figured it was a sig. Great show !!
I’ve always enjoyed Jason Shadrick’s approach to the artists. Hope he is well. Thanks for the highlight reel, I’ve seen them all.
Tom Morello's sound is a genre in itself...
Not so much. His playing might be innovative but his political rhetoric is way off.
@@chuckdriver8269 dumbest thing I’ve read today
So gifted you are Brian May!!!!You would have made a unreal guitar builder if you had decided to go that way.But such a talented guitar player.Brian May Yeah!!!!
The Edge rig run down is on a different planet.
I feel like the edge's tech is the hardest working tech out there. The amount of shit he knows about the edge is unreal.
Has he shared any of the juicy bits? Or is he a follower of the unwritten rule of what goes on tour stays on tour!
Edge will use like 20 different guitars for a 24-song show, so yeah, Dallas is scrambling nonstop.
Just as I was just watching the rig rundown of Steve Morse, Deep Purple announced Simon McBride as their guitarist. Best of luck and thanks Steve for the music 🎸🎸🎸
28:20 john didnt get that drug reference right here 😂
So the guitar tech for Angus Young is also the guitar tech that appears on the Joe Perry from Aerosmith rig rundown... I wonder if he has a new job or if he does both gigs depending on when each band is touring?
Great episode! PG does some really interesting videos. Check out their factory tours.
OUTSTANDING ! Thank you for this !
Dude, you need to visit Paisley Park in Minneapolis to get information on Prince’s iconic guitars % the Cloud and the Symbol guitars. Both are instantly recognizable to people all around the world!
thanx for this my fav guitar channel..must be hard atm with the virus.were all out of work atm dam it
Like them all but nothing tops Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein and his homemade guitar. Love that video, this one is cool too.
Nice list! But You left off the Sterling Mariposa. While I actually own the MM version, the Sterling version is very close the MM model and has the same unique shape, feel & sound. And the Sterling Albert Lee is unique as well.
Thank you so much for posting this! Such awesome content. Can you please do a rig rundown of Ezra Koenig, Brian Robert-Jones and Chris Baio from Vampire Weekend?
Oh, by the way, you're interviewing Brian May tomorrow. I'd love to see a picture of the interviewer's face when he heard this. 😂
Good idea for a rig run down segment; thanks from Tombstone, AZ
Excellent Video !
No mention of John McLaughlin's custom made Double Rainbow.
Angus sure does sweat alot! He never ever stops moving on stage. Never seen anything like it. I always wondered if all his sweat ever caused problems with his guitars.
Ed King's Burst is one of the greatest sounding Bursts of all time. And this makes it one of the greatest Guitar of all time. I Love his sound, Up in the Olympus with Greeny, Kossoff's 59 (not the striped one), Knopfler's '58 and Bloomfield's '59.
Brian May is super talent and nice .
The Edge's guitar tech sounds like he's high
The guy interviewing him spooks like Anthony bourdain’s feminine looking brother
Sounds like a double glazing salesman
This is great. Look forward to more.
Nice to see a legendary guitar have an active life with new owners. Isbell has Ed King's old LP, Iron Maiden's Dave Murray has Paul Kossoff's Strat, Gary Moore had Peter Green's LP...who's got that one now?
Who has which guitar??? Kirk hammett has the greeny Gary Moore LP.
A dead man's toenail... hadn't heard that one before. That's hilarious.
No Telecaster love?! :(
the boss needs to show up at PG for that 😆
Cheap Trick, checker board Explorer, five neck guitar, Rick Nelson look alike guitar.
Yeah, he's got the best and probably the biggest collection. How can u not show Uncle Dick? Or his Hamer explorer with all the picks he's used thru all the years, or the Beatles guitar. Gosh so many to choose from
shame there were no bass players here. chris squire's rickenbacker is definitely an iconic guitar
That Les Paul is bomber!
so a mutt gets Ed's guitar? he's rollin right now... perfect
Thanks for this fantastic video ;)
the best ones in this video were probably the rig rundowns for Tom Morello, Jason Isbell, Peter Frampton, Larry Carlton, Deep Purple and Queen
but that's my opinion
My favourites were Tom Morello, Angus, Brian May, Steve Morse, Peter Frampton, The Edge and Brian Setzer
Custodian of the best guitar collection in the world is definitely Joe Bonamassa at the moment since Clapton and Gilmour has sold theirs
At 47:20 Brian May guitar has a zerow fret and a no buttom , horizontal alignement nut. Verry clever. Roller bridge, lucking tuners, perfect , exept for the headstock. A Fender style would have been even better.
Only 623 made... and only a couple thousand left.. LOL
How many of us paused the video, turned volume on one pickup down, one up started flipping the switch and tried scratching with their guitar? I did. Couldn't get it to do anything? That sucks.. looks and sounds so cool!
I imagine you need a lot of gain and volume for it to work
@@Isaac_howell Did you try it? I tried everything except a pedal.. I'm guessing that's the ticket, plus gain and volume like you mentioned. If you get it please lmk. Thank you
@@mboyer68 haven't tried myself no, I don't have access to my amp rn, I'll give it a try in a few days and see if I can get anywhere, I have a feeling you gotta be at gig volume really though, or use a compressor maybe?
Respect to everyone in the video. However...I'm really surprised Joe Bonamassa isn't on this list..... His 58-60 LP's, 50's Tele's and Strats are kinda 👌👌👌!!!
My SG had terrible taper problems on the pots everything would happen between 6 - 8 . I had them replaced with stock potometers sent from the US and one of them did the same about a year later, taper problem again.
Cool
I love this. Maybe because I'm 53 I don't understand chasing tone.Was JIMI chasing tone or Jeff Beck? Your sound is yours. This is awesome!
I had seen every single one of these except Jason Isbell. A few more than once.
What an education. Great video.
it can’t gets more iconic than jimmy page’s double neck SG
Behind every great musician is a great instrument
Behind every great musician is their crappy first instrument
Does Edge's guitar tech remind anybody of Dennis Hopper's character from Apocalypse Now?
Brian May's "Red Special" is very innovative.
Amazing that Brian has never changed the frets.
I noticed the ball ends are at the headstock of Tom Morello's guitar. Does the bridge clamp the strings as well?
Hell freaking yeah!!!!! 💖
Good shit PG....good, good shit
Brian May wins.
Oh DAAAANG RED_EYE in the house!!!!
Awesome stuff
Nice ventrilaquizm at the end there. Another talent. lol.
5 mins with Tom Morello would be more than enough for most folks.
buckingham needs to play lp`s again
Gibson SG Special, Dallas Rangemaster, Tychobrae Wah, Laney Supergroup. Who am I?
The highlight of this video are Steve Morse's sandals (40:34).
I run mostly 09-46.. NYXL's
GREATEST. VIDEO. EVER.
Lovely!
Is Brian May the coolest dude or what?!
I like Brian's gold Nike's.
Does Peter Frampton just seem like the nicest guy?
a mortality test for a toggle? give it to Morello.
Ancestors of the beaker people gave us the Marshall.
Did you guys just forget about Slash?
yeah, that rundown with Adam Day showing off the iconic AFD guitar was a good un
Great
Do a top 10 biggest/best pedal boards!
That just might be in the works!!