In the style of - RANDY RHOADS
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- This is the second episode of my "In the style of -" series and like the heading says it's about Randy Rhoads; one of my first heroes and the most important player for me when it comes to lead playing. Long live Randy! I hope you find this interesting & informative. Cheers!
The original footage of the EV intro clip was shot by Dennis Henson and KJ Melgoza. Thanks guys!
The song on the clip is 'Feed The Fire' from my solo album 'Easy Does It': spoti.fi/2S3owRZ
Timecodes:
- Intro: 0:00
- "I Don't Know": 0:47
- Introduction, general - & background info: 1:48
- "Crazy Train": 8:40
- Randy's sound & gear: 11:20
- How to create Randy's tone with pedals: 13:45
- "Believer": 21:23
- A little bit of theory: 22:30
- "Goodbye To Romance": 23:30
- "Mr. Crowley": 30:20
- Long live Randy Rhoads: 44:48
The gear used:
- Tokai LC in standard E w/ EMG 57 & 66 pickups
- BOSS TU-2 Tuner: www.boss.info/global/products...
- BOSS NS-2 Noise Suppressor: bit.ly/3c3fsW8
- BOSS SD-1W Super Overdrive: bit.ly/3bSbE9X
- BOSS GE-7 Graphic Equalizer: bit.ly/3aYgl0K
- Friedman BE-OD: bit.ly/35t8h78
- BOSS CE-5 Chorus Ensemble: bit.ly/3bWvGjL
- BOSS BF-3 Flanger: bit.ly/2VWJhC4
- BOSS DD-7 Digital Delay: bit.ly/35pifGi
- Marshall JCM800 2203: bit.ly/2QLPPR2
- SUHR Reactive Load IR: bit.ly/3cxhEpj
- ML Sound Lab's Marshall 1960 4x12 IR: bit.ly/3b0ZNF7
- Avid Eleven Rack (as an audio interface)
- Logic Pro X
Musamaailma: www.musamaailma.fi/
ML Sound Lab: ml-sound-lab.com/
Kimmo Aroluoma's article about Randy: bit.ly/2yZ0bab
"Blizzard of Ozz" on Spotify: spoti.fi/2zRhRF4
"Diary Of A Madman" on Spotify: spoti.fi/2zJAkmK
"Tribute" on Spotify: spoti.fi/2SsXh4g
You can follow me also on:
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I know it's just my opinion but, I think the solo from "Diary of a Madman" was the most intense solo out of everything that Randy ever recorded. There is just something about the tonality of that solo that gets me every time.
Oh that’s a great solo indeed 🔥👌.
i mean mr crowley is ethereal
all of them have that quality somewhere i love flying high again whole guitar part for the groove and sense of timing
Another great video and intricate representation. We all have our favorites from RR, but I’d argue SATO is a gold standard of his tone and feel. That’s song is truly out of the ball field. So underrated. Thanks again for all your work!!
Thanks! 🙏🤟
I had never seen Zak Wyldes play, that I remember. And he was at Les Paul's club playing Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) on an ACOUSTIC! With like an 8 minute solo. Instant fan.
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In your description of what you got from Randy and how you express it in your playing i can see the feelings in your smile and in your eyes and the way you describe it. I hear one thing that covers it completely, Love. You make it sound as though you, like the rest of us lost a good friend. It's a good kind of sad feeling. We all miss him.
🙏☺️🎼
You're the king of this " series" . these videos are incredible. Randy is undeniable..
Oh thanks man! 🙏☺️
He is 🙏👌.
“Blizzard Of Ozz” is revolutionary… Respectfully
Indeed 👌🙏.
Great video and I love your enthusiasm about that prolific live album. Also in the Tribute album, Randy's solos in Paranoid and Children of the Grave are like portals to another existence.
Thanks! Indeed 👌🎼🎸.
Indeed they are... I remember the first time I heard his live version of paranoid oh, I'm pretty sure that was my first introduction with Randy Rhoads playing live because the song was on a greatest hits album that I owned before I owned the tribute. And children of the Grave... I wish that solo would have never stopped LOL.
Awesome video! You nailed Randy’s tone and style! Randy is one of those guitar players that both inspires me and makes me want to give up some time lol just so amazing!
Thanks man!
God Bless the entire Rhoads family
Thanks so much for sharing your feelings and stories about Randy's influence on your life along with your amazing playing and knowledge!! Great lesson/video!!
Thanks man!
Totally agree… Randy was an AMAZING player…. With Not So Amazing Tone ( or at least not greatly captured on the first two albums) I love your videos!!!
Thanks man!
his tone was amazing, no one has ever sounded like him. People confuse not liking a tone for not be an amazing tone, He got exactly what he wanted, Max Norman raves about Randy being able to get the exact sound he wanted by doing little things.
Randy was the best for me. Pure raw talent
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I can't tell you how grateful I am for this video. Randy Rhoads is the sole reason I play guitar and you did justice to him through this video. It's a shame many of his live performances are unavailable or not released. Thank you for the video. RR forever.
Really glad to hear! Thanks! RR forever indeed! \m/
it's a question of money for Sharon. she doesn't want to release 80-82 lives 'cause she can't earn much money on them.
Wrong.
You love deeply RR and you know his music note for note.. waooo
Best compliments
Great video, Randy to this day is my guitar hero, thank you for expressing your passion in his playing and showing us in a great manor, good job.
Hey Euge! Great job of recreating Randy’s tone with different gear!
Thanks!
Perfect tone
I thought this breakdown on the effects and songs was great. Thank you for taking the time! Killer. Huge influence on me.
Thanks Tony! Glad to hear!
Randy is one of my favourites too. I set out to learn all his stuff at one stage. I also like Jake and Zakk, plus that live album with Brad Gillis.
One I forget about is Gary Moore before he went on the blues things. His solos like in Out In The Fields were amazing.
What I have always aimed for but never quite got is to have the soloing sound composed and lyrical, but do it unplanned when improvising off the cuff. My fav improv player is still Jimmy Page. That guy was unbelievable. They could jam songs out and come up with al these interesting things on the night live on stage. Every night was different and now lots of the gigs are online.
Blackmore is another fav. Really unique. Yngwie too of course. I am 51 now and still trying in vain to get his licks up to speed and have the same feel etc. He is incredible. I could not believe what I was hearing when i heard it first time (I wonder if people who say he has no feel also do not relate to the feel in classical music. Can't hit the notes he hits unless you are feeling them)
I agree 👌.
Another Brilliant Video...
Thanks!
Thank you very much, awesome video! My discovery of Rhodes is much like yours, I received a box of CDs from a friend and the tribute album was one of them. I grew up hearing a lot of 80s metal so I did not understand what it was about Randy's playing that made it different at first... Until I realized the fusion of classical Theory in his playing but the amount of feeling and energy put into it when he played live. To this day I still study his playing and the relationship of classical music in rock and Metal. I will also go out and say it as much as I hate to admit it, I love evh... but Randy Rhoads Spotlight solo in Suicide Solution beats the dirt out of eruption in terms of technicality, Melody and feeling... Like you said, his solos are like songs within a song.
Thanks man! I agree with you except maybe not completely about the Eruption / SS matter 😉.
@@EugeValovirta230V you're very welcome. As far as Eddie And Eruption goes LOL... Premier Hearing eruption when I was young never really did anything for me or made me want to play guitar but his playing in general was influential in a way though( my father bought me a hot for teacher single for me when I was five because I loved the music video)... But the first time I heard Randy's solo on the tribute album I was completely blown away because other people like Eddie did not have that classical influence or Melodic value. Because Randy was so well-versed in music theory, I could tell right away even at the age of 15 that when I first heard him play, if he was still alive today... I am certain that he would have did far greater things in music than Eddie. I believe the biggest difference between Eddie and Randy was that Eddie always seemed more content with his playing while Randy always seemed to strive to be better and learn more. My father seen Van Halen in 1981 and was the only concert he ever walked out on because of the sound was terrible.
😎. Hearing Mr. Crowley for the first was indeed a life changing moment for me too so I hear ya man 👌. But so was Eruption. Talk about classical arpeggios 👌😊.
Yeaaeee !!!! 🤟🤟🤟🤟
Excellent run down! 10/10
Thanks! 🙏🤘
great video brother...he is a legend!!!
Thanks Gerald! He is indeed 🎼🎸👌
Always excellent my friend. I just a video from 2008. Killer playing then and still going strong !!
Thanks! Yeah! 💪😎
Man you got some serious chops. I can tell you just love playing guitar. Bravo from Ireland mate 🤘🏻
Thanks! I do indeed 🎸☺️.
Great video!
Thanks!
Your point re solo's and and the "song within is song" is a term I first heard when someone was talking about the iconic solo in Hotel California. Great way to describe it. I also love how you mentioned solos you can actually hum and sing - unlike say, Yngwie. It's actually helped me not get too self conscious about playing within my abilities and not at a math rock level. I basically construct solos from my head, which I can 'sing' as I' never learned theory so I have to use the search & destroy method finding what I should play lol
Hotel Califonia’s solos are indeed one of the best ever 👌🎼🎸.
Randy was my first major influence it is so good to see this awesome video thank you🤘🤘
Mine too! 👌
Thanks man!
@@EugeValovirta230V awesome I figured seeing the pictures of him & ozzy in the background on your other video's the tribute album made me want to play the guitar more than anything ever I spent most of my teenage years learning as much of that album as possible there is a certain magic in that album that is so unique I look forward to seeing more of your video's the inflames style one was totally awesome too by the way🤘🤘
And I have the Tribute album’s cover tattooed on my right inner bicep 👌😎.
Thanks man! Glad to hear!
Get the "emissary " pedal. Will blow you away! Gets that sound! Scholz... Randy.... Open mid-range sustain. Pure transparent.
I generally prefer TS style mid hump, low cut ones but maybe I’ll check it out some day. Thanks for the tip!
It’s a pleasure to hear qualified opinion, and really GOOD playing on a guitar.
Glad to hear! 🙏
Randy is the best guitarist I’ve ever seen period, and I’ve seen everyone
One of my absolute favourites indeed 👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V he had a way to both slow down time and catch it back, almost like a magician,sounded like 2 people
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Randy was huge influence on me too
I have 2 of his RR59 Marshall heads , they are the loudest Marshall’s I’ve ever heard.
Oh cool!
@@EugeValovirta230V no. They're expensive, not cool.
Your response should have been,"oh, how expensive ".
Got the album in 1987... and the tab book... Still trying to learn the solo to Revelation (Mother Earth ) 34 years later !. Awesome album, Great video as always Euge, cheers.
Thanks man!
"Wiggly- wiggly" fuckin' straight!!!
Good evening, great video as usual! just curious sometimes you use your (steinberg --> cubase), and then other times like this, you use your (eleven rack --> logic), which DAW do you like better?
Thanks! This is old video and I used the gear I had back in the day 😎. Cubase is the best IMO 👌.
Regarding the Marshall 1960 cabinets. They started using Celestion G12T-75s around '85 or '86 so Randys cabinets would propably have originally had G12-65 speakers, if he bought them new for the Ozzy gig. If they were older from his Quiet Riot days they were most likely some variation of the Greenback.
Oh I didn’t know that😎. Thanks for the info! 👍
@@EugeValovirta230V It's obvious that you didn't know that information.
It's also obvious that marshall and celestion are allowed to reinvent randy's equipment. The RR family authorized it.
Those old speakers no longer matter.
Randy used to replace the Celestion speakers by Altec speakers. Anyway the 16959RR signature has Celestion .
Great year, I was in grades 9 n 10 .... '80, ace of spades, back in black, British steel and blizzard !!!! End of discussion !!🤟🤟🤟🤟
He died like around 40 years ago..I have to remember that when i say when i first heard him about 20 years ago..Uggh its been 40 years
I hear ya 😎
Randy Rhoads always in the Key A league.....all time great and deservedly a hall of famer
Indeed 👌🙏.
Yes Randy was so much better live, looser, wilder and his guitar tone screamed !! BTW just listening to your own stuff and I am impressed, I can hear all your influences but you have kinda melded them together to create your own sound/songs and I can honestly say you are one killer player. , Up there with the best imo
Indeed👌.
Oh thanks man! Really glad to hear! 🙏☺️
Thanks Euge! This is the most informative video I've ever seen on creating a legendary guitarist's tone with current gear. I remember many years ago when I first bought the Blizzard of Ozz album right after it was released here, my mind was completely blown, and it had everything to do with Randy's guitar work.
I am curious, why did you choose to use the Freidman pedal instead of that very nice JCM 800 for the base overdriven tone? Also, do you use the Boss chorus pedal only for the clean sounds?
Thanks! Ziggy 🤘
Glad to hear! Thanks!
I can’t remember what I used on this one but in general I use chorus mostly with clean tones 😎👌.
Am not a guitar player but I love and miss Randy Rhoads and really appreciate you and others keeping his memory alive. I enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Bobby! Yeah Randy left us way too soon.
Everything he said was WRONG.
This DH wasn't even born.
Great video, but I have a question regarding your gear, what are you hearing the sound through, is it those speakers behind you? Thanks!
Thanks! Yes indeed 👍. They’re Genelec.
I know nothing about the guitar, but Iove the sound of it, I'm 62 saw Eddie Van Halen, didn't see Randy , no chance from Maine, very disappointed!!
Euge did you hear the bonus live tracks from the reissue of the Blizzard of Oz album. Some amazing earlier live stuff . maybe even better than the versions on tribute
Yeah! Indeed! 👌
for me as well Randy was one of the greats Just loved him he was so far ahead of the times, also Metallica and James Hetfield is great I learned a lot of Metallica starting out still love playing it. what i like about your vid is the sound your getting I love this sound if you ever see my comment maybe you can tell me your full set up, Thanks and keep on rocking .Actually your going thru the set up that's awesome even though i hear you i would like to see the diagram of how you wired it up but this is a awesome video thank you.
Thanks Taz!
It’s been a while since I filmed this video and have a new studio nowadays but it’s basically the same nowadays and I show the signal chain on most of my latest videos including these for example 😎:
ua-cam.com/video/_2N-GEjzJVk/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/r3h7nZy-cvg/v-deo.html
Euge did you see zakks review of the 1959RR his playing KILLS !!!!!
Hello you amazing sound and you play a perfect pedal of the bose se-5 chorus is analog or digital?
Thanks! I have no idea but probably analog since I’ve had it over 20 years 😎.
IMO Jake E Lee is Ozzy's best guitar player BUT Randy is the most revolutionary because he was different from all the others, he was doing his own thing, he was unique...In the 80s everyone was jumping on Eddie's hype train, the hair style, the guitars, the phrasing...Randy on the other hand was completely different, he was like a classical guitarist on steroids.. he was not like Malmsteen playing one million notes per second, just shredding.... he used his classical knowledge on riffing, chords, melodies and writing beautiful solos as well.. His style matched Ozzy's voice somehow and put Ozzy on a different level on the shelf of metal... when he died Ozzy basically became a hard rock artist until he went metal again with Zakk in the mid 90s. I think that's why Jake never got the recognition as a side man, because to be honest he didn't do much for Ozzy's career as in potting towards a new direction, the two albums he wrote have like 5 brilliant songs and the rest is basically the typical major A hard rock bs that all bands were doing in the 80s...( even tho IMO he's the best guitar player Ozzy ever had).
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need those goodbye to romance tabs
Dude you rip. Truly love your vids. Love your tone style, similar to me. SD-1 into jcm 800 2203! Woot! Keep rockin bruh
Thanks! Glad to hear this! That’s the way to go 🤘💪
Just came across your channel, great playing brother!! Love your in the style of series!! Randy, Dime, Eddie and Zakk top 4 players for me🤘😎
Oh cool! Thanks Dave! 🙏🔥
BS liar.
Great my friend!!!!
Thanks!
Thank you for these videos! Keep em coming. :-) For what do you use the Avid 11 Rack?
Thanks! I will! 😊
I used it as an audio interface but nowadays I use Focusrite Scarlett 2i2; it’s smaller and gets the job done like the 11R.
'Wiggly Wiggly'. Great. I prefer 'Twidly Diddly'. Similar to the entire Yes back catalogue :-) Great vid.
:-D
Have you guys heard the final Rhoads solo recorded the day before he died? its very much the same from suicide solution from Tribute but he uses some really wide delays in the Melodic part then then it breaks into this track that I've never heard before. Maybe something they were writing? I dunno, but its so cool! ua-cam.com/video/_xan4ZTFNxU/v-deo.html
Thanks for the tip man! Yeah pretty cool stereo dly and some pitch shifting / harmony things going on 👌🎼.
Jotenkin jäänyt mieleen, kun olit varmaan 2008 YleX:llä iltaohjelmassa haastattelussa ja soitit pari riffiä ja sooloakin. Itse olin tuolloin teini ja juuri aloittanut kitaran soittamisen ja siinä aivan lähtökuopissa ja ilman etenemissuuntaa. Ohjelman kuultuani olin kuitenkin täysin haltioissani ja sain jonkilaisen idean mihin lähteä pyrkimään soitossani. Muistelen jotenkin, että sinun oli vissiin tarkoitus soittaa taustanauhalle tai itse biisin päälle, mutta olit ottanut mukaasi väärässä vireessä olevan kitaran. Soitit joka tapauksessa ainakin Mr. Crowleyn b-soolon ilman taustoja. Itse haastattelusta ei jäänyt mitään mieleen, mutta soitto teki lähtemättömän vaikutuksen. Varmasti kuitenkin mainitsit Randy Rhoadsin, sillä siitä asti olen pitänyt miestä jotenkin mystisenä hahmona, aitona kitarajumalana.
Hyvää duunia teet!
Siistiä! Itselleni ei ole jäänyt muistijälkeä koko hommasta, mutta nasta kuulla, että diggasit! 🙏😊
Kiitos!
Hey Euge! I'm a big fan of CyHra and I really wanted to see you play at a venue near me back in 2018, but you were only doing gigs in SE and FI (correct me if I'm wrong) so I actually flew all the way from Germany to see you in On The Rocks Helsinki in Nov 2018. Too bad Jesper didn't make it on that show, but Marcus was great too. Keep making these video, they're gold!
Oh cool! Thanks!
They might've been those G12-65 speakers. Those are kind of like a higher watt, sorta dark Greenback esque speaker.
Oh yeah could’ve been! 👌
@@EugeValovirta230V Those were -- as far as I know, anyways -- pretty common in Marshall cabs in the 80s.
Indeed.
Is it possible to get close to Randys tone without friedman pedal and using the high input?
If you play like him sure 👌.
@@EugeValovirta230V yea tone is in the fingers hehe. I know I will never play like him because no one will, but you still need some kind of base to get close to the tone, I maen even he wouldn't be able to play crazy train on clean tone like he played normally.
Yeah I was joking a bit but Randy used a Plexi boosted with MXR Distortion +, which is, despite the name, an overdrive so yes 👌. BOSS SD-1 into an 800 works always for pretty much anything 🤟.
One thing, Randy recorded two Quiet Riot lp's so not his first time in the studio for Blizzard. But am sure with Oz the studio was head above better than what Randy ever saw prior. But yes the sound is a bit muddy and feels less sharp on Blizzard vs Diary. You are an amazing player!
Exactly 👌.
Thanks Michael!
now with the softube marshslls pls😳
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What’s the amp setting for your Randy Rhoads tone? You didn’t show and tell :(
Gotta admit you nearly nailed crazy train tonality wise. Sounds like Randy if he was alive and use EMG pickup. Awesome!!👌🏻
It’s a been a while since I shot that video but probably my usual: Presence 5-7, Bass 9, Mids 4-6, Treble 6, Master 2-3 (=5-6 -> the usual JCM800 Master values /numbers don’t apply on this amp), Preamp 7 (=10 -> same thing than with Master control). Thanks! 🙏🤘
Euge Valovirta awesome , and wait treble at 6? It sounds a lot more trebly then that , like at least 7.5 or 8. Maybe I’m hearing it differently? 🤷🏻♂️
My 800 is a special one. It’s stock but it has more everything than most 800s 👍😎. But it might be more than 6 ’cos like I said it’s been a while since I shot the video and don’t remember.
Euge Valovirta makes sense, thanks for answering me!😃
Tribute is my favorite too. Those are the definite versions for me, since I heard the studio albums much later, and they sound wrong to me.
That's Why I Place Les Paul's and Charvel's!
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Your an awesome player and I enjoy watching your videos, I would love to chat with you some time
Glad to hear! Thanks!
Have you ever heard the original untouched version of Blizzard of Oz? The tone is way better.
I'm getting his live tone from Tribute through. Jackson RR5 Seymour Duncan JB Pickups > Maxon 808 OD > EVH Wah (Overdrive into the Wah for that loud pickup switching mute trick) > Boss Compressor Sustain > Donner Fall Delay > JCM 2000 TSL 100 Lead channel. Caline 10 Band EQ in FX loop > Boss Chorus Ensemble. JCM settings, Eq's all at 12 o'clock. Gain about 3-4 o'clock. Volume above 8 o'clock. I use the built in reverb. 10 band EQ I would say is the key. mids boosted, lows dropped and a little highs. and a 1960 4x12 of course. I'd be happy to send you a picture of my setup if it helps your research purposes! haha
What is untouched version? :-) I have the vinyl, the remastered CD and the re-recorded & mixed CD and of course the digital streaming services etc :-D
Thanks for the info but I'm happy with my own tone and just created this tone for this video ;-)
@@EugeValovirta230V give this a read www.feelnumb.com/2015/05/30/ozzy-osbourne-rerecorded-blizzard-of-oz-diary-of-a-madman-royalty/
And this quote from the wiki page "In 2003, Daisley and Kerslake's lawsuit was dismissed by the United States District Court in Los Angeles. This dismissal was upheld by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.[30] With regard to the reissue, Ozzy stated to The Pulse of Radio, reiterating a conversation with Sharon,[31] "You know what, whatever the circumstances were, I want the original thing back." The 30th Anniversary release of Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman contains the original recordings, not the 2002 reissues.[32]"
I'd imagine the streaming services have the 2002 version for legal reasons?? But if you have the original vinyl then I guess that's the one! haha
Aa ok you meant this😊👍. Yes I have the original 🤘
Super !!
Thanks! :-)
I would recommend the expanded re-release Diary of a Madman 2disc has an incredible live performance, In my opinion far better than tribute, they say Sharron is sitting on a treasure trove of Randy’s performances
Would be awesome to hear that indeed 👌.
I would like to hear this, I have heard about it in the past. I have also heard that Sharon is sitting on a lot of Randy's live recordings as well as possible live video recordings... Something I wish there was a lot more of. Hard for me to believe that they did not ever record a single video during a full tour.
Yea! Randy removed the celestions in his 412 cabinets & loaded his speaker cabinets with Altec Lansing 417-8H 12" speakers..
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@@EugeValovirta230VJust want to say Ownhammer has an IR Based on a 1977 Altec™ 417-8H. in there 112 DVRB Standard Bundle If your looking for the authentic Randy Rhodes tone...Also love your channel...!!!
I’m good with Bogren’s IRs and especially with my signature one ’cos at the end of the day we all want to sound ourselves and not like someone else. Or at least I do 😎. But thanks for the tip!
"In the style of - James Hetfield" would be awesome :) He was also my first guitar hero, and the reason I spent all the money I had saved up at age 14 on an Epiphone Explorer.
I’ll put it on my to do - list 👍😊
Metallica isn't your generation's music.
In the absence of your generation music, you'll latch on to someone else's music and try to make it your own.
You fail.
No, near forty isn’t good enough. Around age 50 is Metallica fans establishment.
There’s a whole industry purpose built to con you into buying into this stuff.
Nobody liked a guy covered in pimples when you’re age 10.
You’re not into land mines etc... either.
You have no business following Metallica.
The new born babies have no business as well. I don’t care if they’ve got to age 20.
One of you caused the riots of the past. We’re now actively telling most of the audience to move on cause they’re NOT welcome.
Metallica hasn’t played a show in Australia since 91.
Euge Valovirta, can you make a video lesson explaining how randy rhoads used MODES and which licks & solos he used MODES in?
Hi Wayne and thanks for the question. I’ll add this to my to do - list 👍
thanks I can't wait for the randy rhoads lesson
F off.
Play your generation music and stay away from the old-fashioned stuff.
My biggest influence is Randy Rhoads. Its all through my playing. I live in the Phillipines from Flint Michigan. Known Jeff Blando all my life guitarist for slaughter and Vince Neil. Rhodes used a lot of diminished scales
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@@EugeValovirta230V I seen Metallica in 86 master of puppets saginaw michigan. Cliffs head never stopped banging. Good ol days. Opened for ozzy. Seen zakks first tour with ozzy in detriot. He wasn't drinking age yet. 20 I think he was.
Yeah! 🤘👌
Something that frustrates me about no-nothings on the internet is they slam Zakk Wylde for adding all kinds of fills and flourishes to Randy's tunes, saying it's disrespectful, when in fact the inverse is true: Zakk is replicating all of the fills Randy played on stage. Pinch harmonics? That's Randy all the way. Of course these people have no idea because they've only heard Crazy Train on the radio and never listened to Tribute.
Have you listened to the "Ozzy Live" album that came with the anniversary set? Randy's playing is if anything even more insane and wild than on Tribute. Just tremendous.
Indeed 👌 😎
No I haven’t heard that! Gotta check it out!
@@EugeValovirta230V you gotta piss off and never go near anything RR ever again.
Don't help the scum. They'll only kick you in the teeth.
All They're doing is trying to take over.
The OLD saying is still TRUE today. "children are to be seen and not heard " (untill they're old enough to know what 's going on. By that time, we're all dead)
The next years 81 82 all the new black metal stuff was out new dio sabbath queensryche on the horizon and screaming for vengeance !!!!
Awesome video. I also prefer tribute to the studio albums.
Thanks!
You weren't even born.
We don't care what you like.
Go back to your justin beiber.
Sounds pretty close but a bit to much delay repeat
He passed away too early... Good video.
Indeed. Thanks!
That's what happens when you hang out with drug users.
@@dreyn7780 You could say the same about smokers.
@@rudolfo211 the effect is faster with drug users.
Smokers are often selfish.
In the style of - Yngwie Malmsteen, keep the videos ;)
That'd be a tough one ;-) Thanks! I will :-)
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Näin on 😊👍
Get lost!
I felt like the overall production on Blizzard wasn't that good.
The Tribute sounds the best IMO and it’s live 👌😎.
@@EugeValovirta230V I agree.
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Tee Zakk Wyldestä samanlainen
Just duunasin ja huomenna tulee julki 😎👍
@@EugeValovirta230V okei nyt on asiallinen jätkä🤘😆 tää päivä tulee tuntumaan viikolta
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Check out deraps.. he blows you away.. glimpses of some of the stuff you play is ok but overall not so good.. and your disrespect for Randy with Quiet Riot is brutal.. whether you like his tone or not , it's way better than yours... especially Van Halen stuff
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