@@t-72k16 I know that, you know that, but tell that to BMG Music Group. Every video I've seen with Smoke on the Water covered, played, or remixed has received at least one copyright claim.
I started playing 3 months ago the first 5 songs I learned were 1.polly-Nirvana 2.Creep-Radiohead 3.Blew- Nirvana 4.Welcome to paradise-Green Day 5.Creeping death-Metallica
Holy shit! I've just realised that "Ah shit. I can't believe you've done this" video is popular basically because the guy stopped our man from talking bullshit.
If you really want to piss off guitar store employees, go in there and grab a guitar and shred some Speed Death Metal. All of their customers will leave. Especially if you play some Cannibal Corpse. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Some of these songs can be play on one string only, for example seven nation army is another one.. but I depends of the way you rather to play them. While you keep learning how to play chords you will be able to play the songs of this video without troubles
*The rock songs I loved to practice in guitar...* 1. Led zeppelin - Stairway to heaven 2. Deep purple - Smoke on the water 3. Survivor - Eye of the tiger 4. Black sabbath - Iron man 5. Metallica - Nothing Else matters 6. Nirvana - smells like teen spirit 7. Oasis - Wonderwall 8. Evanescence - Bring me to life 9. Lynyrd Skynyrd - sweet home Alabama 10. Eagles - Hotel california 11. Red hot chilli peppers - Californication 12. Guns and Roses - Sweet Child O’Mine 13.Guns and Roses - Paradise City 14. AC/DC - thunderstruck 15. AC/DC - back in Black 16. AC/DC - Highway to hell 17. Queen - We will Rock you 18. Metallica - Master of puppets 19. Creed - One last breadth 20. Tears for Fears - Everybody wants to rule the world 21. Green day - boulevard of broken dreams 22. Green day - 21 guns 23. Green day - Wake me up when September ends 24. Michael Jackson - Beat it 25. Poets of the fall - Carnival of rust 26. Wolfmother - Joker and the Thief Etc...Etc...
I was so stubborn when I was learning to play (self taught, didn’t think about the difficulty of the songs) I wanted to learn the songs I was actually interested in playing, not just because it was easy. So, Spanish Romance was my first song I learned to play and it was fairly simple. I usually recommend that to beginners
I been playing and singing and doing sound professionally over 50 years now...I can tell this guy has a extremely good ear and knows his way around a 🎸 guitar..he isn't trying to insinuate u should be able to play all this well and immediately..but gives u something that other guitarists in the past have strived for..and despite what bull u wanna post about the video..this guy knows his stuff..the guy is spot on..I respect that
Jay Effarelti idk about that, that’s not fair to the artist. it’s not their fault that they made a “catchy” song that the radios overplay. that’s like saying bohemian rhapsody sucks because it’s overplayed. but i can see why everyone would hate it, it’s a poser song.
@@jakubwroblewski2712 you can play that opening riff in regular tuning. Also All Along The Watchtower is a pretty beginner friendly song if you just play the rhythm chords. My teacher taught me a few different basic ways of playing that song, and the first riff when I got a little better and more comfortable with the chords.
@@skrawberriez8628 you're right in both cases. With Come as you are I'd just argue that a beginner may notice that the sounds on the video and the sound on their guitar is different, which may lead to confusion or issues with developing the ear. Lets hope it won't be the case for anyone
@@DigitalBath306 Yea try going thru the whole song. I'm not a beginner by any means but I really have to focus to play the solos in that and the fills between lyrics.
Maybe that's because it's a Bob Dylan song, Not a Jimi Hendrix song. ^^ I don't know why people are so willing to attribute songs to artists that just covered them.
I spent 25 years+ doing that, other than a few simple songs I could play all the way through that didn't have much lead/solos. I had fun, but didn't really progress and never felt good about my playing. About 5 years ago I decided I was going to learn a full song and focused on Welcome to the Jungle - amazed myself. Once I'd done that I taught myself lots of solos like Smoke on the Water, Stairway to heaven, a load of ACDC, Beatles, pretty much all the classics. I feel like I wasted 25 years - I've improved more in the past 5 years than in all the rest of my guitar playing time. Riffs are great to learn when you're starting out, but to really progress you need to learn full songs.
All Hendrix songs are easy. No, not talking about his teeth solos though. It's just almost everything he does is so easy, what's hard is to recreate the feel Hendrix gave, absolutely nobody can do that. same with Gilmour
For years our son has played guitar he has a 4 string acoustic one he's played since Jr high...... finally got him a electrical one for Xmas can't wait to hear him make that electrical one cry 😁☺
When I started, iron man played with one finger was the first riff everyone learned. The opening riff for One by Metallica and Come As You Are by Nirvana are easy riffs for a beginner too.
My first was Smells like teen spirit (but I play ukulele). It was the reason for me buying it😅. The second was Smoke on the water and Radioactive (I just learned them at the same time)
Thank you for pointing that out, 'cause while watching him play, I was like: "When I know how to play all that, that fast, I won't be a beginner anymore."
"knowing" songs generally implies you can play them when referring to playing music. When you request songs with live acts it's normally the wording used to request a song.
Trying to learn the chords before any songs. So far I can at least do my G major in my sleep, and know how to do A, C, D, E and F chords (F is still giving me trouble with playing it clean but I’m not giving up.) Also need to build my calluses more. If I can do that I can get these chords down entirely in no time I figure, and then get some songs to play
@@samuelsanchezorozco2600 its kinda funny because ive been playing guitar for 2 years and kinda stopped caring about progression, and i just started having fun with it. Also i just rewatched the video and found out i lied, i never learned those last two songs, but i did play them all just now as i watched the video so i guess i did learn them
Because when you tell your friends that you can play guitar, they expect to see some Steve Vai crap. Then you whip out Smoke on The Water, the song everyone learns by themselves, and impress no one.
It's funny to watch this after 2 years. When I saw this for first time, I was like: Oh man, I wish I could play at least these riffs. And now I can play Blackbird, Sweet Child O'Mine, Fly Me to the Moon and countless songs made up from chords...
I was listening to a cover on fool moons night and when this popped first in my rec,I genuinely thought it was gonna show me the most hardest songs for a beginner lol
Come as You Are was the first song i ever learned as a guitarist. the day i bought my first guitar, i started to learn the opening riff. such memories...❤️
I’d add A Horse with No Name by America, Heart of Gold by Neil Young, Welcome to Paradise by Green Day, and In the Aeroplane over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel. All really easy, really fun to play, and good songs to practice singing while playing at the same time to.
Love Me Do? Only four simple chords G, C, F, D and it took me twenty minutes to learn it and memorize it and I’ve only been playing Guitar for 6 months
Dude every musician knows the beatles are never as easy as they sound. George Harrisson in particular is not to be taken lightly. It's never quite what you think it is....
Iron Man and smoke on the water were the first 2 songs I learned. The person who taught me back in high school had an ability that I have seen only a few times since. He could hear a song and then play it back note for note. But he could care less about his talent. Hated when we would be at a party and someone would want to see him do it. I on the other hand had to practice practice practice to get something new learned. I was so jealous of his ability and questioned why God would give this talent to someone who didn't appreciate it like I would've. But in time I became a better player. I still couldn't do his parlor trick but I began to write my own and he was merely a monkey copying what he heard.
@@nickjimenez6138 cool That's called perfect pitch, and you can still get something very similar if you spent time studying music theory Stop being over dramatic
Well thornton i didnt feel like i was being over dramatic just simply stating facts. I appreciate what your saying about perfect pitch but that doesnt help you with recall.
0:37. First song I learned. Only song that I ever used the chorus setting on my amp. Edit: Power chords are awesome, stomping on the pedal for the chorus. Fun song to play, instant rock star feeling for the beginner.
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Where is Satisfaction by Rolling Stones? It also serves very well as a test if your guitar is in tune.
Aww man, you should've completed every song😔 the pitch of every version is so wonderful👏
Tabs please, a beginner here
What is the red guitar you used called?
He’s flexing on us with those guitars
And his ability to pay for song licensing (note "Smoke on the Water" without a copyright strike.)
that’s legit what i was thinking
@@rock-ctherockstarclown1465 covering a song falls under "fair use" of copyright material
@@t-72k16 I know that, you know that, but tell that to BMG Music Group. Every video I've seen with Smoke on the Water covered, played, or remixed has received at least one copyright claim.
There all fake guitars
As a "beginner" guitarist I learned a D and A major chord today. I think I've already mastered guitar.
O so phine that's pretty damn good man it took me like five days to figure out e minor
@@grace-4072 wait... I thought I was the one who was bad.
Same , also i'm loving your profile pic lmao
OMG NO WAY
He thinks it's o so fine to finger a minor
Everyone’s talking about his gear and the no talking, but is anyone gonna talk about how perfect his tones were?
Perfect tones are gear related too
Me a beginner hmmmm yes tones me do know
No
Yea me too I don’t really know what tones are
It's kinda weird tbh
Lets be honest that "no talking" attracted all of us here
@floppa floppovich Pardon?.....I can't hear you.
Aka all the songs banned in Guitar Center
No, not all the ones that are banned there. Stairway wasn't included.
What happens if you actually play them?
@@juanarocha8629 you'll get annoyed faces from the store employees. they're not actually banned, just really overplayed
G.C. sucks
@@juanarocha8629 Good case scenario: stern, disapproving looks from the store employees.
Bad case scenario: Literally thrown out of the store.
Read: 10 classic rock songs that people expect you to know and will shame you if you don't.
To be fair, rightly so
Gta5 Dude okay rock god, you’re clearly very talented... can you please teach us peasants how to be as cool as you??
I don’t know any of them
been playing guitar / bass for 4 weeks and know most of these. and no one will shame you lmao
jamesyoof: you can only be a teenager then......
We’re only jealous!
dude: *pulls out different guitar for every song*
me: *been playing on the same stagg strat for 11 years*
@Thorin Ong you can always buy another one.
@@samwestonpotter please camly shit the fuck up
@@lewisx6868 whatever that means
Save money, buy a guitar
Staggs are alright but the quality control is awful.
~Me, a Stagg Fusion bass owner
I started playing 3 months ago the first 5 songs I learned were
1.polly-Nirvana
2.Creep-Radiohead
3.Blew- Nirvana
4.Welcome to paradise-Green Day
5.Creeping death-Metallica
Im learning Polly right now, having trouble with the bar chords
wow, creeping death seems hard when you listen to it.
What?! You know already how to play Creeping Death?! James Hetfield must be very proud of you, lol!
That’s cool
Anyway here’s wonder wall
WONDERWALL NOW
NOOO
Lmao
Big brain
Hi my master
How to get 7 million views on any video:
Step 1: (no talking)
Holy shit! I've just realised that "Ah shit. I can't believe you've done this" video is popular basically because the guy stopped our man from talking bullshit.
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Step 2: play various guitar models
Mirrez Music whats up davie504
@Matthew ZB step 2 is profit.
The “how to piss off guitar store employees” starter pack
Why?
@@jinfin221 its what everyone plays
If you really want to piss off guitar store employees, go in there and grab a guitar and shred some Speed Death Metal. All of their customers will leave. Especially if you play some Cannibal Corpse. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@disposablefarmer7946 that's why I order online. Is fender affinity good?
0:20 was I the only one waiting for the: ‘woohoooo’
WHEN I FEEL HEAVY METAL
@@tomney4460 Nah That’s like James Hetfield YEAH!!
I did it myself 😂
it’s 4 am and i don’t even play guitar - what am i doing here
3 am for me and I like guitars and all but I don’t play one and I kinda want to 😂
Maybe think about picking it up?
Its a sign.....
Ellie Curnyn good question 😂😂😂👍
Literally same but I do play guitar (not well enough to easily play most of these tho lol)
I feel we have different definitions of what "beginner" mean.
Some of these songs can be play on one string only, for example seven nation army is another one.. but I depends of the way you rather to play them. While you keep learning how to play chords you will be able to play the songs of this video without troubles
How about the fact that the chorus to Song 2 by Blur is a whopping one note
I haven’t seen anyone else mention it
@Brian The BreadCrumb it's played in a standard though
@Brian The BreadCrumb A standard is an alternate tuning that is the same notes but 3 steps lower i believe
Nah these are bigener
This was just an excuse for him to show us how many guitars he has
I'd need a LOT more songs than that :D
Azwv
Some people are just assholes by nature and talk shit no matter what the topic is.
@@markmmark4019 yeah like
All along the watchtower I play F G A ☺️
I've got way more guitars than this guy........& I can't play shit🎸🎶😆😆😆😆
Nobody:
Me when number 6 starts playing:
*HEY! HO! LET'S GO!*
Damn you 'RockSmith 2014'. No I don't want to repeat/play that section again..
Do I need a different guitar for each song ? 😁
No, he's just using different guitars to make the riff sound better.
Ismael penalver yes. In it very important.
FlamingPheonix 98 different tunings as well
Yes otherwise it won't work
Yes. That's the most important part.
*The rock songs I loved to practice in guitar...*
1. Led zeppelin - Stairway to heaven
2. Deep purple - Smoke on the water
3. Survivor - Eye of the tiger
4. Black sabbath - Iron man
5. Metallica - Nothing Else matters
6. Nirvana - smells like teen spirit
7. Oasis - Wonderwall
8. Evanescence - Bring me to life
9. Lynyrd Skynyrd - sweet home Alabama
10. Eagles - Hotel california
11. Red hot chilli peppers - Californication
12. Guns and Roses - Sweet Child O’Mine
13.Guns and Roses - Paradise City
14. AC/DC - thunderstruck
15. AC/DC - back in Black
16. AC/DC - Highway to hell
17. Queen - We will Rock you
18. Metallica - Master of puppets
19. Creed - One last breadth
20. Tears for Fears - Everybody wants to rule the world
21. Green day - boulevard of broken dreams
22. Green day - 21 guns
23. Green day - Wake me up when September ends
24. Michael Jackson - Beat it
25. Poets of the fall - Carnival of rust
26. Wolfmother - Joker and the Thief
Etc...Etc...
Now lets wait till someone really cares
ArchubiClub That’s kinda douch-y NGL
Master of puppets is my go to warm-up
haydos. 05 mine is eruption
Can anyone for real tell explain to me the differnece between Rock and Metal. I am legit confused.
In the 70s, we would also learn: Stairway To Heaven, Sugar Mountain, Sweet Home Alabama, Over The Hill & Far Away, ......
Smoke on the Water was the First Riff I ever learned.
Mine was Kashmir by Led Zeppelin. An underrated and very easy riff
Mine was Soundgarden's Outshined. The entire song. Took me around 30 minutes of practice to get it down
@@ahuman2695 soundgarden is good.
@@tomney4460 I agree
I’ve never met a person who’s first memorized riff wasnt smoke on the water
Please no smoke on the water
*clicks on video*
Damn it
Yeti Confetti why smoke on the water is the most common beginner song
@@jessechalif2428 bc every single guitar video on UA-cam has it
Dj Baker well why would click on a video with this title and expect anything different?
@@brettbush7491 thats exactly the reason its on here
I bet deep down u were anticipating for it
Me: oh this will be a cool little video to see if there’s any songs i haven’t learned yet
video: 0-3-5
Yeaah
I was so stubborn when I was learning to play (self taught, didn’t think about the difficulty of the songs) I wanted to learn the songs I was actually interested in playing, not just because it was easy. So, Spanish Romance was my first song I learned to play and it was fairly simple. I usually recommend that to beginners
Hey, I learnt Spanish Romance first too! Although I didn't finish it even a year later :(
I been playing and singing and doing sound professionally over 50 years now...I can tell this guy has a extremely good ear and knows his way around a 🎸 guitar..he isn't trying to insinuate u should be able to play all this well and immediately..but gives u something that other guitarists in the past have strived for..and despite what bull u wanna post about the video..this guy knows his stuff..the guy is spot on..I respect that
10 rock songs every beginner should know
1. E R U P T I O N V A N H A L E N
Aaron Charles hahahaha not funny....
@@pau.c_himself so you really felt the need to say that it's not funny?
@@jovo2560 he did. Probably a potbelly old fart who was into 1980s punk rock who shits on beginner musicians
Beginner musicians wtf
2. C L I F F S O F D O V E R
Thank you for listing "Come As You Are" and not "Smells Like Teen Spirit".
@@divaria overplayed =/= bad
Jay Effarelti idk about that, that’s not fair to the artist. it’s not their fault that they made a “catchy” song that the radios overplay. that’s like saying bohemian rhapsody sucks because it’s overplayed. but i can see why everyone would hate it, it’s a poser song.
@@divaria which is why I said an overplayed song doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad one...
Jay Effarelti yeah i realized that right after i typed the comment. i misread what you said and was too lazy to delete it. lol. 🦀🦀🦀
@@divaria lol
Video: “songs all beginners should know”
Literally plays Hendrix
Very very basic version
This is teaching begginers to just learn the intro
Or Come as you are being an alternative tuning song
@@jakubwroblewski2712 you can play that opening riff in regular tuning. Also All Along The Watchtower is a pretty beginner friendly song if you just play the rhythm chords. My teacher taught me a few different basic ways of playing that song, and the first riff when I got a little better and more comfortable with the chords.
@@skrawberriez8628 you're right in both cases. With Come as you are I'd just argue that a beginner may notice that the sounds on the video and the sound on their guitar is different, which may lead to confusion or issues with developing the ear. Lets hope it won't be the case for anyone
Title: no talking
Me: now im interested
So basically showing off your guitar collection
Exactly
I'm your 69th like 😏😏
“beginner”
“jimi hendrix”
👀
Ah gawd!
Joshua Olian2 riff is easy af
@@DigitalBath306 Yea try going thru the whole song. I'm not a beginner by any means but I really have to focus to play the solos in that and the fills between lyrics.
Almost no beginner will spend that amount of money on pedals
Maybe that's because it's a Bob Dylan song, Not a Jimi Hendrix song. ^^ I don't know why people are so willing to attribute songs to artists that just covered them.
I can't believe how the guitars he uses perfectly fits the songs
That feeling when you've been playing for 5 years but don't know any song in full, just riffs and noodling.
This really becomes apparent when you join a band for the first time, and they hand you a real set list of songs they expect you to know.
@@danmatthews3102 unless you happen to join a song writing band
Guitarist from death clock is the same way. I think it makes it even sweeter cherry picking the absolute best riffs.
I know right?
I spent 25 years+ doing that, other than a few simple songs I could play all the way through that didn't have much lead/solos. I had fun, but didn't really progress and never felt good about my playing. About 5 years ago I decided I was going to learn a full song and focused on Welcome to the Jungle - amazed myself. Once I'd done that I taught myself lots of solos like Smoke on the Water, Stairway to heaven, a load of ACDC, Beatles, pretty much all the classics. I feel like I wasted 25 years - I've improved more in the past 5 years than in all the rest of my guitar playing time. Riffs are great to learn when you're starting out, but to really progress you need to learn full songs.
He changes guitar in every song meanwhile i don’t have enough money to buy a decent one
Same, mine is Spectrum
He's probably better than you and probably has been playing longer
coleleur Play these 10 over and over until you can play them in your sleep. Then count the money as it comes pouring in.
Maxwell Edison so being better at guitar means you have more money?
@@nahte- I think thats the case for most musicians, but not all though.
"All begginers should know" .
plays Hendrix.
He plays the chords
The chords that he play aren't difficult.
Maybe they're not difficult but it's not entire song. This video should been titled ten riffs for beginners
All Hendrix songs are easy. No, not talking about his teeth solos though. It's just almost everything he does is so easy, what's hard is to recreate the feel Hendrix gave, absolutely nobody can do that. same with Gilmour
All along the watchtower is not a Hendrix song it was written by Bob Dylan
I had lessons about twenty years ago and most of those riffs were among the first I learned, can't say I've improved much but its about the enjoyment!
Just came here because the title says: No talking
SuperGuitarplayer93 Not Even slightly interested in the video. But the caption is (no talking)
Songs I know that are my favorite
1. Smoke on the water
2. Come as you are
3. Highway to hell
4. Paranoid
5. All along the watchtower
I'm sorry to hear that you can't talk😔
Milton Fernet-Ducharme He’s doing that to make it quicker.
@@rainyblox7710 r/woooosh
RainyBlox r/woooosh
@@rainyblox7710 r/woooosh
RainyBlox r/wooosh
For years our son has played guitar he has a 4 string acoustic one he's played since Jr high...... finally got him a electrical one for Xmas can't wait to hear him make that electrical one cry 😁☺
When I started, iron man played with one finger was the first riff everyone learned.
The opening riff for One by Metallica and Come As You Are by Nirvana are easy riffs for a beginner too.
Video should be titled: How to annoy a Guitar Center employee
In which case he would need to add Stairway to Heaven to the video.....
Only clicked because of the "no talking" lol
Me: (Your profile pic)
My first song I've learned was: Teenage kicks by The Undertones.
The second one was "Fly away" by Lenny Kravitz
Both are brilliant
My first was Smells like teen spirit (but I play ukulele). It was the reason for me buying it😅. The second was Smoke on the water and Radioactive (I just learned them at the same time)
Top 10 songs that'll get you kicked out of a guitar shop
Why
Wonderwall
Why would you get kicked out
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Hello There ahh right
I love how the guitar shape and color matches the song vibes, like there are no rules for this kind of stuff yet it make so much sense.
Finally someone puts Song 2 blur on a top beginner guitar songs! (Nice video!)
Bubblebot Charles666 love that song
Bubblebot Charles666 ikr!
Yeah!
Well, it's not that easy if you want to make it sound right, it doesn't sound too good here.
No it’s proper ass
I loved the way he specified in bracket (no talking). That really caught my attention 😃
Jesus dude you're tones are on spot tbh i thought the first few were just original tracks, wow 👏
dude how do you have all the sexiest guitars jesus christ
shaun03a Sexist Guitars ? What exactly is that ?
Bailey King it says sexiest
Money, haha.
shaun03a 1:30 is ugly af
What's wrong with being sexy?
"Every beginner should know"
And not
"Every beginner should be able to play"
Thank you for pointing that out, 'cause while watching him play, I was like: "When I know how to play all that, that fast, I won't be a beginner anymore."
"knowing" songs generally implies you can play them when referring to playing music. When you request songs with live acts it's normally the wording used to request a song.
A great way to flex your guitar collection
U nailed that AC/DC tone coming from an die hard Australian fan 🤘
Not only did you nail the riffs but the tones were dialed in real well too.
He played Paranoid wrong.
Alternate title:
10 Rock Songs That are Overplayed in Bars That Have Rock Music
not nearly as much as some others that come to mind
I'd rather listen to these good songs over again then some of the pop and shit rap songs that will be dead in a month
still great songs
Prob why it's in a beginner's video
Tig ol' Bitties this
Learnt all these songs in a day (I've been playing for 3 years)
Trying to learn the chords before any songs. So far I can at least do my G major in my sleep, and know how to do A, C, D, E and F chords (F is still giving me trouble with playing it clean but I’m not giving up.)
Also need to build my calluses more. If I can do that I can get these chords down entirely in no time I figure, and then get some songs to play
I’ve had 4 months of experience on guitar and I already know 8/10 of these songs. By next week it will be 10/10.
Damn I kinda wanna learn as fast as u I just started a week ago
@@samuelsanchezorozco2600 its kinda funny because ive been playing guitar for 2 years and kinda stopped caring about progression, and i just started having fun with it. Also i just rewatched the video and found out i lied, i never learned those last two songs, but i did play them all just now as i watched the video so i guess i did learn them
Dont learn #1... youll get beat up...
Why?
Because when you tell your friends that you can play guitar, they expect to see some Steve Vai crap. Then you whip out Smoke on The Water, the song everyone learns by themselves, and impress no one.
@@aaronrizzo655 lol thanks i though u get beat up in guitar store for playing an overplayed riff
That too tbh
@@aaronrizzo655 I wanted to learn house of the rising sun first then a Jimmy Hendrix song
Remember when that Troggs guitar sound really was a wild thing? Now it's tame compared to today's heavy metal guitar tones
I’ll update my self when I can play all these
Still waiting
He will get there. I know it
How’s the progress br0
How's it going
AC/DC riffs alone should be plenty.
The best riffs
AC/DC will do for me
Hearing nirvana legit bought a smile to my face
Eyes
Well, Nirvana is full of music for beginners
@@abcrx32j most of it's just bar coards I learns 10 nirvana songs in a week
AaA damn dude you’re so fucking cool
AaA no don’t bar most of them Cobain intentionally used full power chords to make the sound as powerful as possible
These are just riffs, not entire songs. This approach held me back for years.
Word. Unless the folks in the bar are really shit-faced, they'll catch on pretty quick. Incomplete songs don't cut it.
Yeaaaa I think the idea is to take initiative to learn the full song
yup. seen a lot of that in my day. Lazy some people can be or they no no better.
I'm a simple man. I see no talking in the title and I click
I can't play these songs even in Guitar Hero.
*I really suck*
@MicroMattGaming *how did he notice*
@MicroMattGaming *you're
@MicroMattGaming .....They left me because I kept correcting them...
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATATATATTATATATATATTATA *I also suck*
Me too
Video starts with smoke on the water
Me:
*_WHEEZE_*
Your profile pic goes with your comment so good
I like his take on Sunshine of Your Love. Uncomplicated.
It's nice having this video when your teaching a newbie and you have no idea where to start
Yeah, any song by Jimi Hendrix isn’t a beginner song.
Hey joe is relatively easy for a beginner. The solo took me a while to get down but overall it’s one of his easier songs
Foxy lady intro is simple
purple haze intro is easy
Intros are not songs.
Yea, that's actually the only reason why I came to the comments; to see if anyone else was like: Uhh, Jimi Hendrix isn't simple at all
It's funny to watch this after 2 years. When I saw this for first time, I was like: Oh man, I wish I could play at least these riffs. And now I can play Blackbird, Sweet Child O'Mine, Fly Me to the Moon and countless songs made up from chords...
Yeee sweet child o mine is my favourite
We need more 'no talking' videos.
I was listening to a cover on fool moons night and when this popped first in my rec,I genuinely thought it was gonna show me the most hardest songs for a beginner lol
Notice how it says "should know " not "should play"
Yeah I know these don't play them though
I feel like there should be a comma in the middle of the last sentence, it took me like 8 tries to understand what you wrote
This wouldn’t have been a list without AC/DC, thank you.
Me watching a guitar video:
Nobody:
NOT A SINGLE SOUL:
simply guitar: WITH THESE THREE CHOrds-
Me: I DONT CARE ABOUT UR FUCKING CHORDS AGHSHSJDJDKDDK
Same lol
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No Talking! I LOVE IT!!!
Come as You Are was the first song i ever learned as a guitarist. the day i bought my first guitar, i started to learn the opening riff. such memories...❤️
Such a toxic comment section
Might Guy, Use dynamic entry.
420 likes, I agree
Lol it's not that bad....
Might guy? More like might *GAY* am I right guys
Joshua colon lol
I love how he take his time on each riff
What is that beauty of a guitar used for come as you are
I’d add A Horse with No Name by America, Heart of Gold by Neil Young, Welcome to Paradise by Green Day, and In the Aeroplane over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel. All really easy, really fun to play, and good songs to practice singing while playing at the same time to.
I feel like a beginner couldn’t master “paranoid” yet.
Yeah definetly not
It's not that hard
Eduardo KTG I know that, but an absolute beginner would have some trouble..
Love ur pfp
Sebastian G thank you bro
Me, sitting here after playing guitar for 7 years
Same
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12 yrs..
Am I the only one who watched this like 5 times caus its so good
I know 3 Zeppelin riffs.
In my time of Dying, Kashmir and When the levee breaks. All in open A tuning. Ready to look cool
Parker Hetzel yes
Kashmir is in DADGAD lol
The only Zeppelin song I know is "Communication Breakdown". Excluding the solo. In E Standard. Power chords.
Finally someone who tunes there guitar right!
sometimes out of tune makes a better tone tbh
listen to Scar Tissue by RHCP
the b string is not in tune
Try playing Ramones using only downstrokes. Will sound much more like them 👍🏽
Bro top 10 rock songs I need to listen more often
Love Me Do?
Only four simple chords
G, C, F, D and it took me twenty minutes to learn it and memorize it and I’ve only been playing Guitar for 6 months
Dude every musician knows the beatles are never as easy as they sound. George Harrisson in particular is not to be taken lightly. It's never quite what you think it is....
I've only been playing two weeks and I know all of Turn the Page. Em, D, A and C
No Beatles song is four easy chords, not if it's played correctly.
Smells like the only Nirvana song you know
Roasted and toasted
Haidar Nabil you sound so fucking stupid
•lil pump you’re fuckin stupid for not knowing it’s a joke
•lil pump true lmao
creed why nabil saying you badwords I am shaik aslam tipu
You covered all the bases for someone wanting the great riffs and having a template for improving.
This brings back memories from first starting to play I wanted to learn all of these songs but I couldn't back then
What ever happened to Iron Man by Black Sabbath??!!! That's an easy one!
Alexander Morton the solo isn’t holy
Iron Man and smoke on the water were the first 2 songs I learned. The person who taught me back in high school had an ability that I have seen only a few times since. He could hear a song and then play it back note for note. But he could care less about his talent. Hated when we would be at a party and someone would want to see him do it. I on the other hand had to practice practice practice to get something new learned. I was so jealous of his ability and questioned why God would give this talent to someone who didn't appreciate it like I would've. But in time I became a better player. I still couldn't do his parlor trick but I began to write my own and he was merely a monkey copying what he heard.
@@nickjimenez6138 cool
That's called perfect pitch, and you can still get something very similar if you spent time studying music theory
Stop being over dramatic
Well thornton i didnt feel like i was being over dramatic just simply stating facts. I appreciate what your saying about perfect pitch but that doesnt help you with recall.
@@nickjimenez6138 not even gonna bother responding with a serious answer
0:37. First song I learned. Only song that I ever used the chorus setting on my amp.
Edit: Power chords are awesome, stomping on the pedal for the chorus. Fun song to play, instant rock star feeling for the beginner.
Such great guitar tones bro, and what to say about your playing it's just beautiful
Yeah, you got almost all of my firsts, beautiful guitar collection btw
Who else thinks smells like teen spirit is more recognizable than come as you are
No shit?
yeetboii_memes yea but it’s not as easy to learn
Brian The BreadCrumb no but it’s not the best for a beginner
Brian The BreadCrumb The rhythms are complicated for a beginner
it's not a beginner song
That's amazing playing. Wow.
Nice rhythm in hand always makes a difference, we all talk about tone etc. You can't get a result without rhythm first