METALLICA's 29 Greatest Guitar Techniques!

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  • Опубліковано 12 тра 2017
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    Pentatonic Pulloff Patterns 1:08
    Blues Scale Riffs 3:15
    Inverted Fifth Power Chords 4:29
    Diatonic Circular Pattern 6:18
    Staggered Unison Bends 7:26
    Machine Gun Rhythm Playing 8:46
    Chromatic Riffs 10:25
    Hella Downstrokes 11:33
    Palm Muting Mastery 12:41
    Open String Pulloffs 14:10
    Tremolo Striking 15:34
    Descending Pentatonic 3's 18:24
    Finger Rocking 19:05
    Extended Octave Slides 20:00
    Single String Scale Patterns 21:13
    Two String (six note) Scale Patterns 22:10
    Arpeggiating Chords 23:35
    Diagonal Tritone Pattern 24:43
    Sweep Picking 25:24
    Double Pulloff Climb 27:50
    Natural Harmonics 28:50
    Staggered Scale Slides 30:09
    Third Interval Dyads 30:43
    Pick Tapping 32:08
    Timed Tremolo Picking 33:19
    Ramping Up The Pentatonic Scale 33:59
    The 22nd Fret Bend 34:58
    Double Harmonic Dives 36:02
    Double Bend With Wah 36:40

КОМЕНТАРІ • 563

  • @michaelbozickovic443
    @michaelbozickovic443 7 років тому +841

    i USUALLY NEVER PUT ANY COMMENTS ON ANYTHING, JUST A PRINCIPLE FOR ME... BUT TODAY I GOT TO BREAK THE RULE !!! AS A GUITARIST, YOUR WORK IS A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION... I WAS IN A WAVE OF STAGNATION, NOW IT S DONE !! THANK YOU SO MUCH. KEEP IT ON !

    • @TheArtofGuitar
      @TheArtofGuitar  7 років тому +62

      Great to hear man. Getting out of stagnation is huge.

    • @glennaldosf
      @glennaldosf 7 років тому +9

      totally agree mate... absolutely loving your videos... totally rejuvenated this failed guitar-geezer... the wife hates u though... lol

    • @juniorlupercio1470
      @juniorlupercio1470 6 років тому +4

      The-Art-of-Guitar on one, does Kirk actually pick tap?

    • @khravefan52
      @khravefan52 6 років тому

      junior lupercio i think he does in the last solo

    • @joeshmoe1378
      @joeshmoe1378 6 років тому +9

      CAPS ARE COOL AM I COOL NOW TOO THANK YOU

  • @hostilegraveyard2849
    @hostilegraveyard2849 5 років тому +672

    but can you teach us james hetfield's "wide stance" technique?heh.

    • @salembeats1875
      @salembeats1875 4 роки тому +46

      “YEAHH”

    • @UnforgivenIV
      @UnforgivenIV 3 роки тому +49

      Lesson #1:- "ARE YOU ALIVE?!?!?!"

    • @UnforgivenIV
      @UnforgivenIV 3 роки тому +46

      LESSON #2:- "HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE ALIVE?!?!?" \m/

    • @user-di7re6fw1g
      @user-di7re6fw1g 3 роки тому +17

      I think this stance is to assist his vocals.

    • @nckhed
      @nckhed 3 роки тому +11

      @@user-di7re6fw1g I think it was moreso for the way he had his guitar hanging so low on his body. James stands up straight when recording vocals in the studio.

  • @SuperCullen69
    @SuperCullen69 6 років тому +379

    James is an awesome riff and song writer

    • @pabloAntonioZeWsi
      @pabloAntonioZeWsi 5 років тому +33

      The best right hand in fucking universe, also he was good writer, James is the best

    • @VacantSpirit
      @VacantSpirit 4 роки тому +31

      @@pabloAntonioZeWsi was? still is

    • @JosephWheeler14
      @JosephWheeler14 2 роки тому +5

      I know it's preference but I think he's the best rhythm guitarist ever and no one really comes all that close

    • @reilol544
      @reilol544 9 місяців тому +2

      lil bro before dave

  • @abiseniyya
    @abiseniyya 5 років тому +79

    James and Kirk simply mix together perfectly. You just can't separate them. James could have left since late 80s and made successful solo career. Or, he and Lars could have replaced Kirk with one, among thousands, deity-level lead guitarists out there. Why not? One can only guess. The fact is James and Kirk have been rocking for more than 3 decades, and still doing it together.

  • @olafvanrijnsbergen1177
    @olafvanrijnsbergen1177 5 років тому +171

    You forgot the 2 most important Hetfield techniques.. His powerchord, which he grabs with his pinky instead of his Ring finger. And his picking technique. He used 3 fingers to hold his pick, that's why he has that power behind his fast palmmutes.

    • @stuartthehuman5280
      @stuartthehuman5280 3 роки тому +30

      the pinkie thing doesn't make a difference

    • @triad5766
      @triad5766 3 роки тому +18

      @@stuartthehuman5280 it does affect playing so it’s worth mentioning

    • @nckhed
      @nckhed 3 роки тому +21

      Many guitarists use their pinkies to fret power chords. I used to use my ring finger until I noticed James and Kirk, as well as Jeff Hanneman of Slayer, using their pinkies. I think it allows the fretting hand to relax a little bit more, at least for me.

    • @OriginalKingRichTv
      @OriginalKingRichTv 3 роки тому +2

      @@triad5766 yeah for impersonators.

    • @Montanajj
      @Montanajj 2 роки тому +4

      @@triad5766 not really lol it’s not a “technique”

  • @deadreckoning4132
    @deadreckoning4132 Рік тому +14

    For anybody wondering, I've played guitar for over 25 years. This is the quintessential video to learn their style. He does a very good job.

  • @DeepSpaceNinja
    @DeepSpaceNinja 6 років тому +144

    James Hetfield is a rhythm master \,,/

    • @Thule-hm2fn
      @Thule-hm2fn 6 років тому +9

      DeepSpaceNinja the riff master

    • @brogurtt
      @brogurtt 7 місяців тому

      \m/

  • @the_fc4life
    @the_fc4life 4 роки тому +138

    AOG: *covers a Kill Em All technique and says it's Kirk's or James's*
    Dave Mustaine: *screams internally*
    😂😂 love this vid, I'm learning tons!!

    • @kevinniemeyer5938
      @kevinniemeyer5938 3 роки тому

      ^this.

    • @marcramirez6457
      @marcramirez6457 3 роки тому +13

      Lol jump in the fire was written entirely by mustaine

    • @pthibault630
      @pthibault630 2 роки тому +4

      @@marcramirez6457 Actually that isn't entirely true. He wrote the song with his former band.... but when he brought it into Metallica, the song was reworked by him and James... so James added parts, Dave modified parts... etc.. the finished product was a collaboration. But yea that main riff was Dave. Also, the lyrics were completely rewritten by James. The original song was about sex... just like The Mechanix. Dave was obsessed with sex, I think. James really had no interest at all in writing about sex. It was a total cliche in rock and roll at the time.

    • @DankoHidalgo
      @DankoHidalgo 2 роки тому

      Because it's technique is not writing

  • @andymrouse
    @andymrouse 6 років тому +86

    End of the intro Master of Puppets riff cycle isn't 2--0--- it's 2--1-- (6th string)🤘🏻(opening decending riff)

    • @jeffbur
      @jeffbur Рік тому

      Thanks. Pretty sure Art taught it the right way in a separate Master video showing all the things people typically screw up

  • @benedictplays9031
    @benedictplays9031 Рік тому +8

    I've finally found the technique Kirk used in the "Fade to Black" and "One" solo that I liked but didn't previously know what it was called, which was the "Single String Scale Patterns". I'm really grateful, because it gave me a deeper understanding of the band, which was already deep by itself.

  • @JasperManning
    @JasperManning 6 років тому +151

    It's weird to watch this video and the one about Megadeth techniques.. It feels like you're doing a tutorial on how I play, because back in the day I learned to play by playing Metallica and Megadeth. Now, 20 years later, I haven't actively listened to those bands for years, so it's weird to realize how nearly everything I play is still based around this stuff :)

    • @CrashExhibition
      @CrashExhibition 5 років тому +5

      Same, also had this with the Beatles video.

    • @mikearisbrocken8507
      @mikearisbrocken8507 4 роки тому +7

      Same here. I thought many of the things I saw from Metallica and Megadeth were basic (I'm not properly trained) and I just found out many were details very particular to these bands.

  • @jdmp1192
    @jdmp1192 6 років тому +64

    You should do tom morello!

  • @christineblack4654
    @christineblack4654 3 роки тому +18

    Glad to see another great player praising Kirk's amazing skills instead of puting him down for no good reason. well done.

  • @bestboy897
    @bestboy897 6 років тому +40

    Greatest technique, James's downpicking

  • @settratheimperishable4093
    @settratheimperishable4093 5 років тому +5

    That part of the fade to black solo is just awesome

  • @donviktorcorleone
    @donviktorcorleone 7 років тому +83

    I hope we get to see dimebag darrell's techniques soon. Keep up the awesome work!! \m/

  • @callumcolville9683
    @callumcolville9683 7 років тому +34

    Your clean sound is perfect

    • @TheArtofGuitar
      @TheArtofGuitar  7 років тому +6

      Thanks. Just add some chorus and bam!

    • @cdreid99999
      @cdreid99999 6 років тому

      i'ts an overly trebled out strat its horrible. And im a HUUUGE fan...

  • @GazanfervonderBarut
    @GazanfervonderBarut 6 років тому +52

    Already knew James was an accomplished, amazing guitarist but damn, this video made me respect good ol sloppy Kirk more.

  • @TheRealKirkHammett
    @TheRealKirkHammett Рік тому +5

    Love it man. We played "Am I Evil" at our junior high talent show. I blew away that solo!!

  • @BuenoReviews
    @BuenoReviews Рік тому +13

    Dude, this is an incredible crash course!! Each little section you show is something any guitarist can focus on and spend weeks/months practicing until they move onto the next. I’m just getting back into guitar after about 10 years of not playing and I can’t wait to spend the next 10 practicing everything you so masterfully laid out. You’re an incredible teacher. These techniques can be so overwhelming especially when you see people just going full speed with it, but the way you approach each technique at the top and show us how to progress is such an incredible gift.
    Thank you for the inspiration and the confidence 🙏🙏

    • @ReizokoRyu
      @ReizokoRyu Рік тому +1

      Underrated comment. Totally agree - Mike's content is an absolute treasure trove!

    • @deadreckoning4132
      @deadreckoning4132 Рік тому +1

      Yes it is. Very good. I've played Metallica for over 20 years and he hits the nail on the head right here.

  • @thorwulfx1
    @thorwulfx1 7 років тому +65

    This is such an informative series. Great job!

    • @heisenbooger
      @heisenbooger 6 років тому +2

      Patrick Tracy Respect the goatee.

  • @craksracing0com
    @craksracing0com 6 років тому

    thank you ! very informative !
    you are very very clean and fast !

  • @Blockheadgamer97
    @Blockheadgamer97 7 років тому +11

    These videos are so helpful and exactly what I want.

  • @shodokanaikidoinnsbruckaus4230
    @shodokanaikidoinnsbruckaus4230 6 років тому

    super insightful video! really appreciate the details over the techniques behind the music, rather than the showing note for note the tunes... impressive know-how!

  • @ThePhillipnielsen
    @ThePhillipnielsen 6 років тому

    Just learned everything I need to rock metallica style. Great thanks to you!!!

  • @ericcoppola
    @ericcoppola 6 років тому

    Wow.. super good and packed with great stuff to work on!!!! Amazing sound!!!

  • @jesse.b613
    @jesse.b613 6 років тому +2

    Love this series!!

  • @ebeneke
    @ebeneke 5 років тому

    Best video on UA-cam - full-stop. Mike you are a machine!

  • @lfd2fancentral347
    @lfd2fancentral347 6 років тому +1

    You have seriously saved my life with that picking technique on #1. My buddy and I are wanting to learn Hardwired, but I do the lead so I am trying to work on the solo. Now that I have seen how you pick, I will work on that!

  • @cleanmike7312
    @cleanmike7312 3 роки тому +4

    I marvel at what those guys accomplished. What they’ve done is literally the coolest thing anyone has done in my lifetime. Just my opinion. Tremendous tremendous song writing.

  • @russellnabio7614
    @russellnabio7614 4 роки тому

    Continue uploading this type of video. Very helpful thanks

  • @lukebampton
    @lukebampton 6 років тому +1

    Awesome video! Thank you so much. Great job too, btw. Excellent!

  • @jasonscott2390
    @jasonscott2390 Рік тому +1

    Dude you are soo knowledgeable and you nail the crap out of everything! Very inspiring! I’m really glad I found your channel thank you very much!

  • @djforcefield
    @djforcefield 7 років тому +3

    Really like your style on all your vids Mike. Your instruction, skills and humble demeanor are awesome. Great job man!

  • @solomahoneboy4090
    @solomahoneboy4090 6 років тому

    Awesome work man. This is one of the more helpful videos out there.

  • @Angiolelli_1
    @Angiolelli_1 6 років тому

    Awesome help dude! Keep it up!

  • @jaghond2
    @jaghond2 Рік тому +1

    Dude, been binging on your content.. it's so relatable and informational that you managed to stand out from all the other guitar channels I follow. Subscribed!

  • @michaelcoriglianol7197
    @michaelcoriglianol7197 6 років тому

    how your teaching seems to make sence i noticed with the added notes doubles sounds amazing thak you for takeing some time to post a great video. i will be warching more later.
    Michael

  • @MODClyde
    @MODClyde 3 роки тому

    I have permanently put this video into my watch list where it will stay for reference. Great tutorial on a few techniques. Thank you!

  • @christineblack4654
    @christineblack4654 3 роки тому

    really strong techniques well done sur!

  • @Iheartdgd
    @Iheartdgd 5 років тому

    These videos are gold.. I’ve been watching these for months, and today I had an epiphany while watching this for probably the 20th time.I’ve been using these little techniques out of these videos every single day, and I’ve been improving so much especially over this past year. You could read tabs, or watch tabs for songs you like (as a self taught guitarist) but you really break down and explain each and every little lick, and give us an opportunity to look and listen to it in a completely different way.. I’m 100% self taught(never had a single lesson anyway), and I’ve learned more from watching you than have from anyone in my whole life. Thank you brother.

  • @adambreska4490
    @adambreska4490 5 років тому

    I enjoyed this episode very much and will for sure come back to it when I get better at lead, because right now I don't have any experience with lead. I know a lot of intervals, but I don't know any scales yet except maybe a pattern or two of the major scale. Thank you for video.

  • @sidneysnottley6414
    @sidneysnottley6414 5 років тому +1

    Excellent insights - Thanks

  • @johnnichols8553
    @johnnichols8553 6 років тому +1

    Really love your videos. Something about them...they are VERY easy to follow compared to all the other channels. I will be practicing at home, starting tonight with your "Spider Walk".

  • @roberthrvatin7088
    @roberthrvatin7088 7 років тому +71

    Mister, can you please do a tony iommi greatest techniques video?

  • @greggriffiths9053
    @greggriffiths9053 2 роки тому

    Very cool stuff definately going to practice these techniques.

  • @adamzeller7979
    @adamzeller7979 7 років тому +1

    this video was suuuuper helpful holy crap thx dude

  • @blessed7fold
    @blessed7fold 5 років тому

    The-Art-of-Guitar You did an amazing job with this video. I wish you had of been around when I was a teenager, you just dispelled all the hardest licks I could never understand back then. I think you have a knack for teaching;)

  • @ParzVision
    @ParzVision 6 років тому

    Honestly this video is really good for beginner guitarist that's why I like this I have all these people out here telling you to learn the techniques for songs and work up to them or something along those lines they never really say what techniques you need to use I know that if i practice alot and work my way up to these techniques it will help me learn metallica songs it gives me guidelines which is great for all those people that like to play guitar and want to learn metallica and can't play any of there songs all the way through

  • @Doomchild2XL
    @Doomchild2XL 6 років тому

    Gorgeous clean sound there.

  • @troylongbottom69
    @troylongbottom69 2 роки тому

    Thanx so much for osting this!!!!! Its helped me tremendously!

  • @rkh7169
    @rkh7169 4 роки тому

    This video was so helpful. I want to be able to sweep pick.

  • @michaelj.anderson1116
    @michaelj.anderson1116 6 років тому

    These technique videos are a genius idea. I've learned so much from them. This is how learning guitar should have been presented from the beginning. I'll never stop watching your videos. Thank you so much for presenting guitar learning in a fun, practical and interesting way.

  • @heliszor6110
    @heliszor6110 Рік тому

    Even as a more advanced guitarist I guess, I love watching your videos about different techniques. Been watching this channel for years now. Cheers Mike

  • @anselm0124
    @anselm0124 6 років тому +133

    2 DECADES AGO? you look 30, when did you start playing guitar? at the age of 5?

    • @TheArtofGuitar
      @TheArtofGuitar  6 років тому +103

      John Price Hehe. Thanks man. I appreciate it. I'm old. And stay off my lawn. ;)

    • @anselm0124
      @anselm0124 6 років тому +26

      Haha I'll try, but no promises

    • @dewille-pl
      @dewille-pl 6 років тому +18

      My guitar adventure also started from Metallica's And Justice For All and tape as well but I'm bit older than you I guess

    • @danielblake1537
      @danielblake1537 4 роки тому +1

      Hell I was born in 89' which was about the end of their heyday but still I grew up listening to all of Metallica's old stuff around 97' thankfully because that same year I moved into the house n neighborhood I'm still at now...but before me and my family moved to San actual neighborhood I lived right off a main road and had no kids around me that was my age....but in 97' I met this boy who was like 6yrs older than me who lived just 2 houses down from me and he had an older brother which was older too and that's who I would hear Pantera, Metallica shit like that but the funny thing I remember from then was for the longest time i had no idea what the band members looked like I would just always hear their music being played but yea 97' was around their "Load & Reload days" lol I remember us listening to those albums too and I remember thinking Mann have they changed!! Because I was thinking it sounded more bluesy and just rock n roll but at the that time I did enjoy "Until it Sleeps & King Nothing" but yea I got into Metallica at a younger age but it was already after their best albums had passed from their Black Album and back to Kill Em' All but to me those albums were fresh and new lol

  • @SpectralUltra
    @SpectralUltra 5 років тому +69

    My eyes hurt when I see you playing those pull offs on the 15th fret with your pinky.

    • @TheArtofGuitar
      @TheArtofGuitar  5 років тому +25

      My pinky hurts when I play those pull-offs. haha

  • @codyjorsch118
    @codyjorsch118 4 роки тому +1

    Master is one of my down picking warmups to loosen up the wrists. Definitely recommend playing that beginning riff over and over. Really improves hand stamina.

  • @kuran84
    @kuran84 6 років тому

    Awesome channel!sick tones!

  • @danielwancura6009
    @danielwancura6009 6 років тому

    Your awesome and great at breaking this stuff down for someone who already has basic knowledge quickly yet thoroughly. Thanks man i appreciate this,i wish i had access to information like this when i was 14 lol.

  • @keyable
    @keyable 6 років тому

    Great video! Could u pls do separate video about Down Picking??? Some practicing tips and so on.

  • @jamiedavies1305
    @jamiedavies1305 4 роки тому

    Great stuff man thanks

  • @openlatedentistryandorthod7094
    @openlatedentistryandorthod7094 6 років тому +2

    New subscriber...love the channel! Thanks for all the info. Please consider doing a Greatest Guitar Techniques for Periphery. Thanks!

  • @anthonydavella8350
    @anthonydavella8350 4 роки тому

    Old video, doubt you ever see this. You have supplied me with some of the best tips ever. Everytime I watch a video of yours I know something and more importantly implement that into a lifes lesson on my crappy playing. Thanks man, you really are a great teacher. BTW, I am almost old enough to be your dad LOL

  • @pppp-rc7cf
    @pppp-rc7cf 6 років тому

    he explains everything so good in a way where a beginner can almost understand, i love it

  • @antropomorfizacja
    @antropomorfizacja 7 років тому +57

    man, you have great technique. I would love to see some Metallica cover made by you

    • @TheArtofGuitar
      @TheArtofGuitar  7 років тому +12

      +antropomorfizacja Check out the very first video on this channel.

    • @antropomorfizacja
      @antropomorfizacja 7 років тому +8

      Thanks. 8 years ago , you were very good too. Difficult to imagine better version of that. I have no questions:)

  • @amadeuszgieraga3737
    @amadeuszgieraga3737 3 роки тому

    It's very nice feeling, when i watch this video first time, and play all along with you :D

  • @anthonyjohnson4734
    @anthonyjohnson4734 Рік тому

    I know this is an old video but it’s absolutely excellent. You kick ass bro

  • @mikewatkins3533
    @mikewatkins3533 6 років тому

    awesome teaching!🎸🎸😄

  • @latinmez
    @latinmez 4 роки тому

    great video dude!

  • @joshopty3213
    @joshopty3213 6 років тому

    i'm so glad this channel exist much love

  • @cmurphy0707
    @cmurphy0707 3 роки тому

    Hey man I love the channel and I’m glad videos like this are available to the public who want to learn how to play like their favorite guitarists and bands, that being said I was wondering is it possible for you to do a Greatest Guitar techniques on Slayer or Exodus, because I would really love to learn how to play like Gary Holt.

  • @hristijannikolov264
    @hristijannikolov264 6 років тому

    Very useful stuff !!

  • @blackfender100
    @blackfender100 6 років тому

    Great stuff ! your channel is very good.

  • @soheldebbarma1846
    @soheldebbarma1846 5 років тому +44

    Can you analyze about #SynysterGates and Publish a video

  • @larsswig9339
    @larsswig9339 2 роки тому

    really really damn helpful. Thank you so much!!!

  • @DefaultGuy1
    @DefaultGuy1 5 років тому +6

    12:23 That part on bass is literally hell; Cliff is a god.

    • @Walamonga1313
      @Walamonga1313 5 років тому +1

      Cliff was pretty sloppy though

    • @jakelikesdjent1725
      @jakelikesdjent1725 4 роки тому

      @@Walamonga1313 no

    • @jery3385
      @jery3385 3 роки тому

      @@Walamonga1313 his tone was sloppy.

    • @mr.iiconic
      @mr.iiconic Рік тому

      It's the easiest riff in the song. Are you playing it the way he played it?

  • @kittylady6946
    @kittylady6946 2 роки тому

    You are amazing Mike.

  • @wrap-itsolutions2387
    @wrap-itsolutions2387 6 років тому +2

    Mate your knowledge of Metallica (and many others) is crazy! I've been playing for a long time and you just cement a whole lot of things together in one lesson ... I have so many new techniques to work on!! Keep up the good work ... I'm trying to turn all my guitar geek friends on to your channel.

  • @luluskywo
    @luluskywo 6 років тому +1

    Although I learned the rythm techniques by trial and error, your lead tips are top notch and I couldn't get over that hump on my own.

  • @drewmunson4928
    @drewmunson4928 2 роки тому

    0:21 Same!! Had nightmares for days! 😀

  • @QuakeGamerROTMG
    @QuakeGamerROTMG 5 років тому +2

    I've never even touched a guitar in my life but this was super enjoyable to watch.

  • @E-Grande1998
    @E-Grande1998 6 років тому

    You are very inspiring and kick ass at guitar! I would love to see a Fade to Black guitar cover from you.

  • @jhettbrewin322
    @jhettbrewin322 6 років тому

    Thanks alot bro :)

  • @TheProcessDesign
    @TheProcessDesign 10 місяців тому +1

    Hey Mike! I love these technique series 💯 Can you do one of Tom Morello? I couldn't find one and think it would be awesome 🔥

  • @bestkillerE6
    @bestkillerE6 7 років тому +11

    God that's unbelievable :0 Metallica has so much guitare tricks :0
    You're amazing, thank you ;)

  • @ow_shark9629
    @ow_shark9629 6 років тому

    you are a huuge inspiration! thank yoo so much

  • @5ecret5tar
    @5ecret5tar 2 роки тому

    So much knowledge

  • @dantebaez3971
    @dantebaez3971 6 років тому

    Thank you!

  • @GuitarsAndSynths
    @GuitarsAndSynths 6 років тому

    Mastery of pentatonic solos, vibrato/bends and power chord slides along with rapid fire palm mute riffs!

  • @franck9112
    @franck9112 6 років тому

    great !! thancks !

  • @mcsnavely
    @mcsnavely 6 років тому

    thank you thank you thank you!

  • @khravefan52
    @khravefan52 6 років тому

    These are great!! Great analysis, could you do one for Alex Lifeson of Rush?

  • @grimtheassassin
    @grimtheassassin Рік тому

    You are such a legend.

  • @kimi4771
    @kimi4771 5 років тому +38

    Kirk Hammett picking style...
    (Basically... Flip off picking)

  • @CB-ep8mf
    @CB-ep8mf 3 роки тому

    Thanks man

  • @steamfan9000
    @steamfan9000 6 років тому +22

    Man, I still can't nail that blackened riff

    • @TheArtofGuitar
      @TheArtofGuitar  6 років тому +2

      Understandable, might take some work. I gave the drums a shot tho! ua-cam.com/video/h3NijCuVyUo/v-deo.html

  • @gattigatozza
    @gattigatozza Рік тому

    In this video you just explained to me what i'm listening for the most of my life :D

  • @tristonevetts9364
    @tristonevetts9364 6 років тому

    fade to bleck is pentatonic diatonic back and forth. its so great

  • @curtisnordstrom
    @curtisnordstrom 6 років тому +1

    Awesome video. I love Metallica they’re a huge influence. Great to learn some of their techniques. Keep up the good work

  • @Guitarjunkie37
    @Guitarjunkie37 6 років тому

    Excellent video I found it informative and inspiring. Your playing is very clean which is refreshing as far as utubers go. I'm defently going to check out your web site.