Seeing that Misfits guitar on here really doesn’t surprise me, that’s definitely one of the most out-there guitar I’ve ever seen but still looks badass as hell
I have 3 Wandres, they are in my late fathers extensive vintage collection. He was right handed, i am a southpaw which towards the end of his life would make him chuckle. He would say he did that to me on purpose so his doted on grandchildren would enjoy them.
That last Hofner brought back some memories. I had one very much like it that I bought in 1965. It did not have the Bigsby, of course, but it had a string damper at the bridge that you could flip on. I wish it was part of my collection today!
Doyle’s guitar looks like a travel guitar with custom wings. Gotta suck being in character 24-7. Bresh’s we’re really “ Out there”compared to others. also talking about the Luthier in Mich.making his guitars. It makes the point for a statement made by Mark Farner of Grand Funk” People from Michigan do two things extremely well. Build cars and play guitars” for a somewhat small state we have a ton of great musicians. You can start from Alice Cooper to the whole Motown label.
Very well said. I would've liked to have seen Farner's "messenger" guitar on here. Mark wrenched some really unique tones out of it in the early days of GFR., and besides that it's one super cool frankenstein of a guitar. Another worth mention from the motor city is Wayne Kramer from MC5 and his "stars and stripes" guitar. It gives the best of both worlds between strat and tele, all smartly put together in one flashy package. It left me (and probably many other people) wondering to themselves "why didn't just Fender build those already back in the day?" -And I'm sure they have built them by now....but only having been given the hint(s) and following the groundwork that was already laid down by prominent, inventive rockers like Kramer, Cobain, etc. In a way I'm bummed to see companies like Fender breaking away from their traditional designs, but I'm also excited at the same time to see them exploring new ideas and creating hybrids of their famous models. I built a "Lesacaster" guitar in the mid 1980's with an Electra Les Paul copy body and a high quality (though unknown) 21 fret maple inline 6 Fender strat style neck....I wanted the best of both worlds in one guitar, and I got it, though it was a royal painintheass to build and intonate...It required the bridge to be moved up, new holes and mountings installed and the old holes to be doweled, and bondo to fill in the space where the 22nd fret used to be, and alot of shims and adjusting to get things right. The finished product is now about 4-5" longer than a Les Paul, but it's really got a special sound. Plays alot like a 1950's strat and sounds like an 70's LP. :)
Im only 23, when i hear people talk anout how cool the 70’s were im like damn i wish i was around back then. But then i realize that we have to just live in the moment and appriciate the time we live in now. Because when im older ill look back to my 20’s and say dam that was a cool time, and all the young kids will say they wish they were around back then just like i used to do. Live in the moment people get out there! Keep jammin!
Antonio Pioli - Wandre guitars (Vandrè - it would be "stay away from there!" which according to suburban stories would refer to Antonio's baby tumbling around the lab :D ) - amazing guitar for the time it was built!
Doyle's guitar is so badass! Thing I noticed, it had battle damage in the one shot of it. Then when they showed it again it disappeared? What was this?
32-39 That Telestar guitar/bass dates from 1967, not 59. The company didn't even exist until 1965. It was a US importer fromJapananese makers Kawai. You can actually find that exact model for sale for around $600 on Reverb.
I hope Dr. Dog is remembered as a band who never got the full recognition they deserved during their time. The level of songwriting and musicianship they can achieve is so consistently great and creative is impressive to say the least. I think they are just very laid back and eschew the limelight, and that’s probably the smart thing to do, but damn. So unique, accessible, and also experimental.
I like playing up and down the fretboard rather than patterns because it looks impressive. Like, he plays all over the guitar, he must really know what he’s doing. Lol
I have never heard of the Kills. I need to get into them tho. Seeing the way that dude moves and the way he talks makes me want to drink with him. Ugh, love the vibe he gives off. Major drinking and jamming buddy right there
Shovel guitar reminds me when l was younger playing slide for the first year and l had a homemade gadget that had a foot switch and a box and you strapped it to the guitar - ca ca raze-y
I have a guitar called a masscardo I bought at a pawn shop the guy said is not a playable guitars more of a conversation piece.. I played every other gig ha!
I remember a music i went to had this super thick red and black guitar with short guitar strings on the upper half of the body that was kind of like a mini harp. It was one of the weirdest guitars iv seen yet i weirdly really wanted it
It sounds like you are describing a Coral/Danelectro Electric Sitar, a classic 1960s guitar with a unique sound heard on many hit records, like "Green Tambourine" (Lemon Pipers) and "Do It Again" (Steely Dan).
If I were a rich and famous guitarist I would be hated by the community because nothing could stop me from buying a vintage hardtail Stratocaster from one of the first few years, and then proceeding to mod the crap out of it. Change the neck profile and radius, route it for modern humbuckers, and modify it to be a modern rock machine. It’s evil, but I never claimed to be good. People would be even more mad when I buy up every dumble amp on the market and have them modified all slightly different by the man himself. Lol then I would buy every single real klon on the market, and hire people to force everyone else to sell theirs, else accidents start happening and they mysteriously stop working. That way I would be the only person on earth using a klon, and a dumble, through a guitar that triggers people.
I feel like slightly modding a vintage guitar is significantly more evil then what you’re describing, which is essentially just a modern guitar with an old body
@@thedude7726 i didn't need to be asked, if you post a statement in a public forum anybody can chime in. you're too stupid to have "the dude" as your name, you are doing a great disservice to that classic film by trying to associate yourself with it.
Misfits' Doyle Rundown: ua-cam.com/video/sFTd_Q45xX0/v-deo.html
Thom Bresh Rundown: ua-cam.com/video/wTouJQM97u0/v-deo.html
Buddy Miller Rundown: ua-cam.com/video/5EooxUCzV20/v-deo.html
Arielle Rig Rundown: ua-cam.com/video/HLChFQ0hrQ0/v-deo.html
Dr. Dog Rundown: ua-cam.com/video/abkgU-hQN-Y/v-deo.html
Mattson 2 Rundown: ua-cam.com/video/vJ4kjGyY4AE/v-deo.html
Justin Johnson: ua-cam.com/video/f6xapxIFBtE/v-deo.html
Guns N' Roses Rundown: ua-cam.com/video/htjhWRG9llI/v-deo.html
The Dandy Warhols Rundown: ua-cam.com/video/McIvKq1VW3k/v-deo.html
The Kills Rundown: ua-cam.com/video/S2mfpdbdV3U/v-deo.html
It was pretty cool how Tom Bresh played Atkins style on the steel string side and Reed style on the nylon side.
All curious but I was hoping to see the DEVO Mark Mothersbaugh guitar with the effect petal attached. I think it's called The Satisfaction guitar.
I wanna see it too!!!!!!!
Gotta love me some Mark Mothersbaugh and DEVO!!!!!
Oh yes
Seeing that Misfits guitar on here really doesn’t surprise me, that’s definitely one of the most out-there guitar I’ve ever seen but still looks badass as hell
fluff's gonna be mad when he finds out he roasted doyle's rig
@@russellzauner Lol
Wow those are wild lol. Never seen a double neck done like the second guitar
I have 3 Wandres, they are in my late fathers extensive vintage collection. He was right handed, i am a southpaw which towards the end of his life would make him chuckle. He would say he did that to me on purpose so his doted on grandchildren would enjoy them.
That last Hofner brought back some memories. I had one very much like it that I bought in 1965. It did not have the Bigsby, of course, but it had a string damper at the bridge that you could flip on. I wish it was part of my collection today!
Doyle’s guitar looks like a travel guitar with custom wings. Gotta suck being in character 24-7. Bresh’s we’re really “ Out there”compared to others. also talking about the Luthier in Mich.making his guitars. It makes the point for a statement made by Mark Farner of Grand Funk” People from Michigan do two things extremely well. Build cars and play guitars” for a somewhat small state we have a ton of great musicians. You can start from Alice Cooper to the whole Motown label.
Very well said. I would've liked to have seen Farner's "messenger" guitar on here. Mark wrenched some really unique tones out of it in the early days of GFR., and besides that it's one super cool frankenstein of a guitar. Another worth mention from the motor city is Wayne Kramer from MC5 and his "stars and stripes" guitar. It gives the best of both worlds between strat and tele, all smartly put together in one flashy package. It left me (and probably many other people) wondering to themselves "why didn't just Fender build those already back in the day?" -And I'm sure they have built them by now....but only having been given the hint(s) and following the groundwork that was already laid down by prominent, inventive rockers like Kramer, Cobain, etc. In a way I'm bummed to see companies like Fender breaking away from their traditional designs, but I'm also excited at the same time to see them exploring new ideas and creating hybrids of their famous models. I built a "Lesacaster" guitar in the mid 1980's with an Electra Les Paul copy body and a high quality (though unknown) 21 fret maple inline 6 Fender strat style neck....I wanted the best of both worlds in one guitar, and I got it, though it was a royal painintheass to build and intonate...It required the bridge to be moved up, new holes and mountings installed and the old holes to be doweled, and bondo to fill in the space where the 22nd fret used to be, and alot of shims and adjusting to get things right. The finished product is now about 4-5" longer than a Les Paul, but it's really got a special sound. Plays alot like a 1950's strat and sounds like an 70's LP. :)
Im only 23, when i hear people talk anout how cool the 70’s were im like damn i wish i was around back then. But then i realize that we have to just live in the moment and appriciate the time we live in now. Because when im older ill look back to my 20’s and say dam that was a cool time, and all the young kids will say they wish they were around back then just like i used to do. Live in the moment people get out there! Keep jammin!
21:20 OMG, that's the same guitar Porl Thompson plays in Friday I'm in Love!
Antonio Pioli - Wandre guitars (Vandrè - it would be "stay away from there!" which according to suburban stories would refer to Antonio's baby tumbling around the lab :D ) - amazing guitar for the time it was built!
Ive not heard of thom bresh, but im a huge fan of his fiddle and style. The cut out “TB” for the acoustic hole is super classy too haha.
That shovel guitar is incredible.
Doyle's guitar is so badass! Thing I noticed, it had battle damage in the one shot of it. Then when they showed it again it disappeared? What was this?
The one with damage was a different guitar, not sure why that shot was in there.
I built one of JJ's shovel guitars & with his inspiration Im Still trying to play the damn thing 👍
Loved this show !!! ....still laughing lol...about....that one ( high-up on the wall)....wasn't worth climbing to get lol..
Justin Johnson is probably the most under rated guitar player in the world.
32-39 That Telestar guitar/bass dates from 1967, not 59. The company didn't even exist until 1965. It was a US importer fromJapananese makers Kawai. You can actually find that exact model for sale for around $600 on Reverb.
Best neck I ever played was my brothers 1964 one pickup Gibson ES-175. Really thin.
I didn't know Sam Rockwell played in Dr. Dog.
That Wandre sounds heavenly. Especially that first out of phase tone.
That wandre guitar is fuxkin amazing. I went to Wedgle’s in Denver! On Broadway. It’s still there.
I hope Dr. Dog is remembered as a band who never got the full recognition they deserved during their time. The level of songwriting and musicianship they can achieve is so consistently great and creative is impressive to say the least. I think they are just very laid back and eschew the limelight, and that’s probably the smart thing to do, but damn. So unique, accessible, and also experimental.
28:50 I fucking died when he plugged the cable into his shovel 😂
I like playing up and down the fretboard rather than patterns because it looks impressive. Like, he plays all over the guitar, he must really know what he’s doing. Lol
4:00 when I was younger I had a guitar teacher who worked for dell. Live in Holland too
I have never heard of the Kills. I need to get into them tho. Seeing the way that dude moves and the way he talks makes me want to drink with him. Ugh, love the vibe he gives off. Major drinking and jamming buddy right there
The shovel guitar is my favorite.
These best ofs are a good idea!
The "garbage" pick up in Mattson's guitar is actually a really cool pickup design and has a GREAT single coil sound...his loss.
How about Chris Squire's triple neck Wal bass?
This's what i need. Thanks!
Shovel guitar reminds me when l was younger playing slide for the first year and l had a homemade gadget that had a foot switch and a box and you strapped it to the guitar - ca ca raze-y
Mucho grande caca?
I have a guitar called a masscardo I bought at a pawn shop the guy said is not a playable guitars more of a conversation piece.. I played every other gig ha!
I love and hate these....all at the same time lol.
I thought I had seen it all... man this was inspiring.
I remember a music i went to had this super thick red and black guitar with short guitar strings on the upper half of the body that was kind of like a mini harp. It was one of the weirdest guitars iv seen yet i weirdly really wanted it
It sounds like you are describing a Coral/Danelectro Electric Sitar, a classic 1960s guitar with a unique sound heard on many hit records, like "Green Tambourine" (Lemon Pipers) and "Do It Again" (Steely Dan).
Glad to see Pete on this list dudes underrated for sure n has a bunch of wacky guitars he plays for the Warhols
I’m pretty sure the dandy warhols axeman name’s isn’t James !
They're not weird; they're just unique.
Love how the first guy holds the mic
Doyle and Jerry from The Misfits are machinists. They can make some stuff.
That Buddy Miller Wandre looks like an Airline kind of guitar.
Arielle's Two Tone is The coolest guitar I've ever seen someone build for themselves
the kills done coke
Those Wandres are cool.
I really dig that shovel guitar!!!
Excellent! Thanks and Best Regards!
Favourite food beef stroganoff
The Tragedy shirt!
Two tone knobs and one volume is the way to go. IMO
Baseball bat neck story was great.
Some wild guitars
I like the shovel guitar
Do weirdest pedals!
Plz
How do none of Rick Nielsen's guitars not make this video?
Damn interesting yet again 🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿 content
#2 made my brain break.
So the billy gibbons white furry doesn’t make the cut? Shock.
Why is superman interviewing all these ppl?
I saw two tone in the thumbnail, and had to click.
great stuff cool guitars
And after all these ones you have tte Pat Metheny , Linda Manzer Pikaso Guitar
But what brand strings do they play?
dave bryson's 4 string 62' jazzmaster
How are none of dan Auerbachs guitars on this list
When Bresh plays, you don't give a damn what guitar he plays, you just listen the magic !
Id like to hear derek trucks play justin johnsons shovel!!!!
Awesome guitars🙏 but pls have a lock at my real axe as a guitar🤘
Buddy Miller's wandre... do not listen to that man on headphones you will have a seizure
tragedy shirt 🖤🖤🖤
so the guy from the kills plays with three fingers , lol .
I had a Telestar in the 80's it would NOT stay in tune. I had to Pete Townshend it. Sorry
Burns pick ups.
How tf is Doyle number 10😂
If I were a rich and famous guitarist I would be hated by the community because nothing could stop me from buying a vintage hardtail Stratocaster from one of the first few years, and then proceeding to mod the crap out of it. Change the neck profile and radius, route it for modern humbuckers, and modify it to be a modern rock machine. It’s evil, but I never claimed to be good. People would be even more mad when I buy up every dumble amp on the market and have them modified all slightly different by the man himself. Lol then I would buy every single real klon on the market, and hire people to force everyone else to sell theirs, else accidents start happening and they mysteriously stop working. That way I would be the only person on earth using a klon, and a dumble, through a guitar that triggers people.
that sounds really dumb
I love this idea 🙏
@@Wyatt42069 no one asked you.
I feel like slightly modding a vintage guitar is significantly more evil then what you’re describing, which is essentially just a modern guitar with an old body
@@thedude7726 i didn't need to be asked, if you post a statement in a public forum anybody can chime in. you're too stupid to have "the dude" as your name, you are doing a great disservice to that classic film by trying to associate yourself with it.
The intro audio really sucks.
34:50 holy shit his laugh sounds so irritating...
John’s so endearing ;)