Well that doesn't apply to me because no one wants to jam with me cuz I don't know s*** right. Now if they would give me a chance to let me jam with them sit down and learn it I would but by myself my mind would not do it I'm trying the best I can by myself but still it's not good enough I wish it was better but you do what you got to do
A monkey can get on a stage and play in front of 4 people in a 10x10' bar somewhere downtown. A monkey can't get 100 students online via Skype and make more money.
The part that grabbed me the most in this video, is where you talk about the guitar players in the crowd and said" I'm the one on the stage" referring to players who are too critical. That statement is very true and powerful. A lot of proficient players who can play note for note end up not playing in bands or live. Either because they can't gel with other players, lack the Grove or right attitude, or are simply afraid of shitting the bed and being harshly critiqued themselves, because that's what they do. This video is caulked full of awesometisity!!
The original is heavier and thicker than the thinner sounding, but more convenient chords. I do agree with what you said. Real talk, good information. Cheers!
I watched a video of Jake E. Lee explaining how in the day everybody would learn the same song but they all learned it differently, it made each guitar player unique and have their own style instead of a guitar world where there's no variety. Sound advice.
Na the notes are the sane distance apart or they are exactly the same notes in a different place. Nobody thinks there are rules but there are absolutely explanations and understanding theory is extremely powerful..
I miss the 80s , no worries there for me WE just got our first microwave , no cell phones , I'm 53 now and M TV died years ago , I couldn't wait for M TV HEAD BANGERS BALL and all the new metal videos , I recorded them to VHS and or BETA that war wasn't over yet . Thanks for the Video . Play it your way , sounds great man .
This is so cool to see. I'm completely self-taught and when this album came out, there was no UA-cam or anything to show me how to do it and I learned it exactly that way! In the second and third fret position because that's the easiest way to do it and it made the most sense to me. Most natural. Every time I played that for a friend, they look at me strangely like what? Lol.. I'm so glad you posted this, I feel vindicated.
I grew up through the 80’s Metal era and I miss it. It’s great to see some of those bands making a comeback . You play it the the way you feel is comfortable to you. No one should criticize someone’s else’s guitar skills. The difference is, they are down in the audience and you are on stage. There’s a reason for that. It’s easy for someone to watch and say, he’s not playing it right. Keep doing what you do. Keep on Rockin, 🎸🔥👍
DUDE ,, U R A ROCK STAR….UR DOING IT…NUFF SAID….SATCHEL SAYS IT BEST…NOW ACT LIKE IT…keep ur down to earth.bro…ride that fine line of badass rockstar…and respect to fans
Ramble on and on...I love it..this is a really good educational informative video.every time you strum that guitar it reminds me of that ratt song ,,,the morning after...love that intro into that song.and your guitar sound really nails that sound to perfection.i had a friend growing up that nailed the ratt sound .he would tune to the album exactly,and would play every last nite identical without mistep along with the album.non stop each side..with his amp slightly louder which forced people who didn't like or listen to ratt to hear the beauty and brilliance of the guitars on the albums.you heard it in ways you never had .I would listen for hours .ratt is my best alltime favorite to play along tuned with band....
Subscribed. I'm a drummer, but this stuff is still pretty cool to me. Also, you seem like a real humble dude who has some serious chops. Keep kicking ass.
Awesome job. I'm a beginner, and want to learn this riff which is way too difficult for me. However, the shortcuts which sound just as great to me are just what the doctor ordered. Outstanding job. Thank you!!!
Well said. We used to play a lot of Rush & Police & the funnest times we’re when we would improvise small sections & do some add-ons. Even more fun!🤘🏼🎸🔥
Ha, man you have amazing wisdom! It’s rare to see someone just lay it bare and call it out with such raw honesty - excellent way to describe it all. And the best part, YOU get to play all that music LIVE that we enjoy so much! Must be insanely fun. Loved your version, too, can’t wait to try it - that Warren chord stretch is tough!
Cool lesson Bobby, Ty. You r definitely very talented to play both ends of the spectrum n so many excellent cover bands ! God bless you n keep up the great work your doing. You never have to work a day in the life if your doing what you truly love n we’re born to do!
It's great that you mention "get it as close as you can", that's my approach. Check out Warren's brief stand in with Whitesnake, lol he put his own spin on Sykes solos.
I was born in 83' but I geek out to the Hair Metal! You mentioned being in a RATT and Dokken tribute bands...both George and Warren are my 2 Favorite! You earned a subscribe from the first video
Dude, you are AWESOME. I love the honesty. I play too, but am so far from a pro, I appreciate what you’re saying. And now I have an easier way to play one of my favorite songs! Thanks!
My daughter is learning guitar. I love this song but her hands are just not ready for the "real way" to play this after only 5 months. I am pretty confident she can gets this way in a few hours. Thanks a lot Eddie.
Explained like a true musician. I think a lot of players forget about octaves and that they are in multiple places on the neck. I put up a cover video of this song and I always played it like Warren did. But as you stated, even Warren doesn't play it the same every show he does. To be honest, I totally forgot about that other position on the neck where it can be played and it's literally the same notes, same chords, just different position. I can see where playing it that way makes it much easier to sing as well. Also, one other key thing said here is make it your own. I humbly agree.
I'm really glad you said played in a different position but the same notes. I'm the exact same kinda player, I play by ear, but I always figure songs out in the "wrong" position, BUT I'm playing the correct notes. So for this thank you
Up in the middle of the night, here in Yokohama. Yup Japan! Grew up in the 80’s in Honolulu Hi…. Was a Headbangers ball fan back in the late 80’s. Doing random searches for Poison, Ratt, and Crue stuff, you popped up. Cool stuff! ( was/ kind of still am a bass player. No gigging now though. Just on the couch or studio jams with co-workers.) Thanks, hope to see your bands once we can safely travel back to the states. Aloha! Paul.
Young man Boston based older Rock drummer boy ,Bill says keep it fun no guilt . Giving it your all the best that you can . Guys like yourself when we play out make me look AND sound great . I can never say thank you enough nor be able to let you know it's wonderful to Rock like she ain't got no backbone . Much love and health to you. Anytime in East Coast area . I will jam like I am possessed LMBO peace.
I appreciate you showing us all how to play this amazing riff in an easier way... but i appreciate the overall all message of the video even more. Thanks man.
I absolutely respect this musicians candour. He just speaks from the heart, no pretense. Thank you for sharing your talent, and giving such a positive perspective on the joy of just playing guitar (for the individual). I applaud you...and yes, your Axe is very bad ass. Cheers
Sup Eddie? Danny here FB friend. Just came across your video. Back when I did the cover/tribute thing I cant count how many times I have said the same thing about playing these songs. I completely know the feeling when note for note guys are standing there picking apart what you are playing but by the end of the set they have found a whole new respect for what you are doing. Much love Rock on Brutha!!!!!!!
Sounds good. You have a great attitude too. Thanks for helping to keep the amazing music from that era alive like it deserves. An absolutely underrated era and underrated genre, “hair metal”. Call them what you want but all the bands you mentioned are legends and changed the landscape of rock and roll for the better forever. Long live 80’s metal 🤘🏻
I had a co-guitarist who used to rag on me when I play certain licks on a diferent fret position because it was more comfortable on my hand…. He would go “You’re doing it wrong !”😂
I did the same thing when I would learn a cover. I would find my own revised and simplified way of achieving an 80% repro. It helps when playing live, because sometimes you have to clear your plate a little to make sure you don't fail. And I learned a lot about guitar coming up with easy alternatives. I like what you did!
I was 16 when Invasion of Your Privacy came out & was in a band. Back then I had to rewind tapes, listen with headphones and really take time to breakdown leads or in this case a riff. I knew it was drop D from previously learning about that tuning cover VH songs from Fair Warning and also Ratts Lack of Communication. So learning by ear and a little from the MTV video back then, I played it pretty much like DeMartini played it.
i dont have the talent for musical instruments, but i can say trying to keep up with warren & robin would present a challenge.in there day, they were on top of their game.NO DOUBTS!!! i love old ratt music.
I graduated HS in 1986 so you're right in my head space. You're also living MY dream. I saw Dokken open for Dio at Market Square Arena and Lynch is the one who really inspired me to pick up the guitar. I also am a Steel Panther super fan. I got back stage with the VIP package at a Chicago show and met the boys, got my Frankenstrat replica signed by Satchel. Anyways, loved the history at the start and the playing is very tasty. Liked and subbed, will be checking out your other videos this long 4th weekend. Rock on
This is the first time I’ve came across your video. I enjoyed watching you play. I’m not a guitar player. I’m a drummer at heart, but your long hair caught my attention watching your video you were great I love your basic tactics. You used like a normal person sitting across talking to me. I’ve been wanting to do some UA-cam videos, but I was worried about the haters out there, but watching you makes me wanna say F___ all of them and just have a good time making them. Happy New Year’s, and thanks to people like you that are keeping rock ‘n’ roll alive!
I agree. You can put way too much time into learning note for note for the 1% that might notice. Like someone else said, those of us in the old school crowd didn't pick up music videos that show how to play stuff. We had to play everything by ear. We didn't slow it down to learn it either. Just get it as close as you can and try to have fun with it. Life is hard enough. By the way, playing something in an easier position is actually smarter, in my rule book.
Great words of advice. There are many many ways to play a song. It’s actually great to see musicians put their own stamp on tunes and let their own style shine through a bit. For all you bedroom guitarists who spend your whole life simply emulating, stop. Write songs, jam, go out n play and if you do covers, make them your own while at the same time giving respect to the original music.
This is the most real, honest and true video I have ever seen on UA-cam regarding guitar playing. Especially playin in cover bands doin what you love. Nice job. Good luck to you and hope to find you on tour sometime, somewhere!!
You are tossin out some great names. You have the look to cover all the names you mentioned. That has to be a blast! Warren is seriously in my top 3 of favorite guitarist. I think he had the loudest monitor volume that I have ever heard. First time I saw Ratt was back in 84 in El Paso, TX at a place called The Big Apple. I respect everything you say in your approach to your art/task and in return to any critics. I have never been able to copy Warren's chops like Warren. There is just something in my wiring that doesn't allow ....lol First time seeing you. I think I will be "Back for more" :)
An on screen chord diagram would be totally BITCHIN!. Yeah, I watched Warren play that, and there is no way in hell I could make that crazy chord stretch.
Big respect to all the tribute bands out there keeping our favorite music alive!
"To hell with the rules. if it sounds right then it is" Edward Van-Halen
Well that doesn't apply to me because no one wants to jam with me cuz I don't know s*** right. Now if they would give me a chance to let me jam with them sit down and learn it I would but by myself my mind would not do it I'm trying the best I can by myself but still it's not good enough I wish it was better but you do what you got to do
Truth
If it sounds wrong, then it's jazz.
@@markashlock3752 you alright man?
" If it sounds good , then it's right " - Yngwie J. Malmsteen
"You know what, they're out there and I'm on stage". - wise words for every performing musician!
A monkey can get on a stage and play in front of 4 people in a 10x10' bar somewhere downtown. A monkey can't get 100 students online via Skype and make more money.
And that there, My Friend,
...WAS THE GOLD !!
Warren Demartini absolute LEGEND, He will go down in history someday as one of the best to ever play guitar LEGEND.
Ratt had a distinct sound..great fucking band..Warren is criminally underrated!!!
Warren and George Lynch
That was not Warren, that was the King Robbin Crosby Ratt's rhythm guitarist who sadly died and never gets the respect he deserves.
The part that grabbed me the most in this video, is where you talk about the guitar players in the crowd and said" I'm the one on the stage" referring to players who are too critical. That statement is very true and powerful. A lot of proficient players who can play note for note end up not playing in bands or live. Either because they can't gel with other players, lack the Grove or right attitude, or are simply afraid of shitting the bed and being harshly critiqued themselves, because that's what they do. This video is caulked full of awesometisity!!
Right on . '
Agreed. Also they look like world beaters players others music on UA-cam but are not very good at creating their own music.
Excellent. Hey. The true sign of a professional ,,,, is his creativity. And ability to improvise and sound awesome. Rick on have fun. Thanks
"They're out there and I'm the guy on stage" Fuckin-A!!!
The original is heavier and thicker than the thinner sounding, but more convenient chords. I do agree with what you said. Real talk, good information. Cheers!
I watched a video of Jake E. Lee explaining how in the day everybody would learn the same song but they all learned it differently, it made each guitar player unique and have their own style instead of a guitar world where there's no variety. Sound advice.
Na the notes are the sane distance apart or they are exactly the same notes in a different place. Nobody thinks there are rules but there are absolutely explanations and understanding theory is extremely powerful..
6:17 the guitar is finally played
True mvp
Jesus Almighty I though this was a rib after 4 minutes...
@@rodedawg77 😆
I said to myself ,”get on with it mother f@%ker!” and hit that advance bar. Seems like a cool dude but damn is he gabby.
Thanks bro
Simplicity is the hallmark of genius. I may borrow your adaptation of lay it down. Nice work.
A video explaining the in and outs of tribute bands from you would be awesome. How to find, how to choose, money, time, etc.
Wow and that rig tone. Insane! Love the cliff notes version
Love your personality… and you nailed it as far as I’m concerned. Keep up the great work…
I miss the 80s , no worries there for me WE just got our first microwave , no cell phones , I'm 53 now and M TV died years ago , I couldn't wait for M TV HEAD BANGERS BALL and all the new metal videos , I recorded them to VHS and or BETA that war wasn't over yet . Thanks for the Video . Play it your way , sounds great man .
🤘🤘Killer guitar tone.
Nicely done!
Pretty cool man. I just stumbled across this today and super well said as far as the performance piece as well. Very genuine! Luv it.
This is so cool to see. I'm completely self-taught and when this album came out, there was no UA-cam or anything to show me how to do it and I learned it exactly that way! In the second and third fret position because that's the easiest way to do it and it made the most sense to me. Most natural. Every time I played that for a friend, they look at me strangely like what? Lol.. I'm so glad you posted this, I feel vindicated.
Are there tabs for the way you play it?
I grew up through the 80’s Metal era and I miss it. It’s great to see some of those bands making a comeback . You play it the the way you feel is comfortable to you. No one should criticize someone’s else’s guitar skills. The difference is, they are down in the audience and you are on stage. There’s a reason for that. It’s easy for someone to watch and say, he’s not playing it right. Keep doing what you do. Keep on Rockin, 🎸🔥👍
DUDE ,, U R A ROCK STAR….UR DOING IT…NUFF SAID….SATCHEL SAYS IT BEST…NOW ACT LIKE IT…keep ur down to earth.bro…ride that fine line of badass rockstar…and respect to fans
Ramble on and on...I love it..this is a really good educational informative video.every time you strum that guitar it reminds me of that ratt song ,,,the morning after...love that intro into that song.and your guitar sound really nails that sound to perfection.i had a friend growing up that nailed the ratt sound .he would tune to the album exactly,and would play every last nite identical without mistep along with the album.non stop each side..with his amp slightly louder which forced people who didn't like or listen to ratt to hear the beauty and brilliance of the guitars on the albums.you heard it in ways you never had .I would listen for hours .ratt is my best alltime favorite to play along tuned with band....
Wow! I totally play that riff wrong. I'll add it to the 134 other riffs I play wrong. Thanks for showing the right way. Cool stuff!
WHAT A GREAT AND HUMBLE GUY , WITH A GREAT HEAD ON HIS SHOULDERS !
Very cool video man! Great advice as well. Thanx
I liked hearing your stories and your opinions. Good stuff. I like the open approach you used
Big thanks, one of my favorites that I had written off as a beginner player. Good Stuff
LOL...your way was how I picked it out 25 yrs ago ...passed the audition ..heheh ...Gross aint gross ..cheers!!
Awesome man! So much more comfortable.
Anyone who hates, doesn't love the music because you are keeping it alive!!!
Very cool laid back nice guy ..
Great post. I appreciate seeing it both ways. I’m not, nor will I ever be a DeMartini, but it’s fun to jam these out.
Subscribed. I'm a drummer, but this stuff is still pretty cool to me. Also, you seem like a real humble dude who has some serious chops. Keep kicking ass.
Cool! I learned it the way you did, I couldn't do the wide stretch. But I think it was more for visual but what do I know. Thanks 👍🏼
Awesome job. I'm a beginner, and want to learn this riff which is way too difficult for me. However, the shortcuts which sound just as great to me are just what the doctor ordered. Outstanding job. Thank you!!!
Hey thanks for the about out brotha. And btw you're EXACTLY correct on your simplified version and it totally makes sense. Smart move. Rattnroll
Mr gross are you on UA-cam with your guitar lessons
Took a couple of lessons from you a long time ago at Beethoven's
Great vid Bobby, awesome guitar man. 🤘
Brilliant exploration I tend ta do the same with my noise machines play it the right way and find different way around the the neck 👍👍👍🤘🤘
Well said. We used to play a lot of Rush & Police & the funnest times we’re when we would improvise small sections & do some add-ons. Even more fun!🤘🏼🎸🔥
I like how you play it better anyway. It sounds brighter and less muddy with that part played on the G B and E strings. Keep Rockin’ Brothah
You’re watchable don’t discount yourself here . This was a quality presentation. Thanks
Ha, man you have amazing wisdom! It’s rare to see someone just lay it bare and call it out with such raw honesty - excellent way to describe it all. And the best part, YOU get to play all that music LIVE that we enjoy so much! Must be insanely fun.
Loved your version, too, can’t wait to try it - that Warren chord stretch is tough!
Cool lesson Bobby, Ty. You r definitely very talented to play both ends of the spectrum n so many excellent cover bands ! God bless you n keep up the great work your doing. You never have to work a day in the life if your doing what you truly love n we’re born to do!
I worked for a session guitarist in the 80’s. He played it the way you do.
It's great that you mention "get it as close as you can", that's my approach.
Check out Warren's brief stand in with Whitesnake, lol he put his own spin on Sykes solos.
I was born in 83' but I geek out to the Hair Metal! You mentioned being in a RATT and Dokken tribute bands...both George and Warren are my 2 Favorite! You earned a subscribe from the first video
That's amazing! I love this music and I have small hands.
For now on I'll play it like you.
Dude, you are AWESOME. I love the honesty. I play too, but am so far from a pro, I appreciate what you’re saying. And now I have an easier way to play one of my favorite songs! Thanks!
My daughter is learning guitar. I love this song but her hands are just not ready for the "real way" to play this after only 5 months. I am pretty confident she can gets this way in a few hours. Thanks a lot Eddie.
I Feel you Man! It's Just a Great Feeling Doing You while Still Looking Like a Professional Rock Star! You Have it!!! 💯🤘
Thanks man for insight on that song! Killer song. Best of luck on your future endeavors
Explained like a true musician. I think a lot of players forget about octaves and that they are in multiple places on the neck. I put up a cover video of this song and I always played it like Warren did. But as you stated, even Warren doesn't play it the same every show he does. To be honest, I totally forgot about that other position on the neck where it can be played and it's literally the same notes, same chords, just different position. I can see where playing it that way makes it much easier to sing as well. Also, one other key thing said here is make it your own. I humbly agree.
I'm really glad you said played in a different position but the same notes.
I'm the exact same kinda player, I play by ear, but I always figure songs out in the "wrong" position, BUT I'm playing the correct notes. So for this thank you
This POSER even plays it incorrectly wrong.
Early RATT really was a kick @## band.
R.I.P. Robin.
Sounds like a blast!
Up in the middle of the night, here in Yokohama. Yup Japan!
Grew up in the 80’s in Honolulu Hi….
Was a Headbangers ball fan back in the late 80’s.
Doing random searches for Poison, Ratt, and Crue stuff, you popped up.
Cool stuff! ( was/ kind of still am a bass player. No gigging now though. Just on the couch or studio jams with co-workers.)
Thanks, hope to see your bands once we can safely travel back to the states.
Aloha!
Paul.
Young man Boston based older Rock drummer boy ,Bill says keep it fun no guilt . Giving it your all the best that you can . Guys like yourself when we play out make me look AND sound great . I can never say thank you enough nor be able to let you know it's wonderful to Rock like she ain't got no backbone . Much love and health to you. Anytime in East Coast area . I will jam like I am possessed LMBO peace.
I appreciate you showing us all how to play this amazing riff in an easier way... but i appreciate the overall all message of the video even more. Thanks man.
I absolutely respect this musicians candour. He just speaks from the heart, no pretense. Thank you for sharing your talent, and giving such a positive perspective on the joy of just playing guitar (for the individual).
I applaud you...and yes, your Axe is very bad ass.
Cheers
Awesome and very background story.
Ok. Just found this UA-cam channel. Best New Channel I've found in a min. Down to earth Metal!!
Nice one - glad i found your channel. Looking forward to watching more tips on playing like the greats :)
Brilliant dude and great tips and being real. We are only ourselves and we aren’t actually the person we are trying to be!
Your a shooting star love one step away and wanted man keep rocking dude you got the right stuff and attitude
Awesome! You speak well and draw the listener in. Nice job!
I appreciate all the tribute bands. We’ve seen a ton of them. Great to bring us back in time.
Very cool and kind dude, super cool material (the Torch)....and ..Subbed !!
Sup Eddie? Danny here FB friend. Just came across your video. Back when I did the cover/tribute thing I cant count how many times I have said the same thing about playing these songs. I completely know the feeling when note for note guys are standing there picking apart what you are playing but by the end of the set they have found a whole new respect for what you are doing. Much love Rock on Brutha!!!!!!!
Sounds good. You have a great attitude too. Thanks for helping to keep the amazing music from that era alive like it deserves. An absolutely underrated era and underrated genre, “hair metal”. Call them what you want but all the bands you mentioned are legends and changed the landscape of rock and roll for the better forever. Long live 80’s metal 🤘🏻
Love it
I Like Your Way
It Really Cuts Through
Full Frequency
Lows and Highs
Great Sound
Man, for not being a “pro-youtuber” you’ve got one of the best visuals I’ve ever seen.
Awesome!! Thank you for being the real deal in explaining your approach to playing cover band material!! I wish I was a rocker too!!
I had a co-guitarist who used to rag on me when I play certain licks on a diferent fret position because it was more comfortable on my hand…. He would go “You’re doing it wrong !”😂
Love your positive attitude about being “You”, as you play your gig. Encouraging!
Awesome job on the all time favorite Ratt thank you brings back a lot of memories
Man, Finally!!! Someone Frigin said what I’ve been saying for my Entire 37 years of playing guitar. Thank you brother, thank you.
I did the same thing when I would learn a cover. I would find my own revised and simplified way of achieving an 80% repro. It helps when playing live, because sometimes you have to clear your plate a little to make sure you don't fail. And I learned a lot about guitar coming up with easy alternatives. I like what you did!
Dig the open and honest presentation here...what a cool dude...super chill!!! Well done sir!
I was 16 when Invasion of Your Privacy came out & was in a band. Back then I had to rewind tapes, listen with headphones and really take time to breakdown leads or in this case a riff. I knew it was drop D from previously learning about that tuning cover VH songs from Fair Warning and also Ratts Lack of Communication. So learning by ear and a little from the MTV video back then, I played it pretty much like DeMartini played it.
Long ago, Eddie Van Halen said "why make it difficult?"...true dat!...and shown perfectly here.
Fantastic. I have short fingers so I have to do shortcuts….which in a band setting…sound nearly the same.
Love it ur awesome would love to see ur bands
Mad respect for anybody who can play Warren.
For real!..💯👍
Good stuff man. I like listening to you talk truth from the heart. It's refreshing!
i dont have the talent for musical instruments, but i can say trying to keep up with warren & robin would present a challenge.in there day, they were on top of their game.NO DOUBTS!!! i love old ratt music.
THANKS DUDE! I look for alternative methods all the time just to get it to sound right and within my capabilities. Yes Warren is a badass
I graduated HS in 1986 so you're right in my head space. You're also living MY dream. I saw Dokken open for Dio at Market Square Arena and Lynch is the one who really inspired me to pick up the guitar. I also am a Steel Panther super fan. I got back stage with the VIP package at a Chicago show and met the boys, got my Frankenstrat replica signed by Satchel. Anyways, loved the history at the start and the playing is very tasty. Liked and subbed, will be checking out your other videos this long 4th weekend. Rock on
Glad I found this video. You explained everything nicely.
Excellent version for anyone who has trouble stretching for that song and I totally agree with your perspective on playing. Subscribed.
8 minutes in and you finally play! And then it’s half time!
This is the first time I’ve came across your video. I enjoyed watching you play. I’m not a guitar player. I’m a drummer at heart, but your long hair caught my attention watching your video you were great I love your basic tactics. You used like a normal person sitting across talking to me. I’ve been wanting to do some UA-cam videos, but I was worried about the haters out there, but watching you makes me wanna say F___ all of them and just have a good time making them.
Happy New Year’s, and thanks to people like you that are keeping rock ‘n’ roll alive!
Really enjoyed that dude. You're a great guy working hard. More please! Subscribed!
I agree. You can put way too much time into learning note for note for the 1% that might notice. Like someone else said, those of us in the old school crowd didn't pick up music videos that show how to play stuff. We had to play everything by ear. We didn't slow it down to learn it either. Just get it as close as you can and try to have fun with it. Life is hard enough. By the way, playing something in an easier position is actually smarter, in my rule book.
Great words of advice. There are many many ways to play a song. It’s actually great to see musicians put their own stamp on tunes and let their own style shine through a bit. For all you bedroom guitarists who spend your whole life simply emulating, stop. Write songs, jam, go out n play and if you do covers, make them your own while at the same time giving respect to the original music.
This is the most real, honest and true video I have ever seen on UA-cam regarding guitar playing. Especially playin in cover bands doin what you love. Nice job. Good luck to you and hope to find you on tour sometime, somewhere!!
You are tossin out some great names. You have the look to cover all the names you mentioned. That has to be a blast! Warren is seriously in my top 3 of favorite guitarist. I think he had the loudest monitor volume that I have ever heard. First time I saw Ratt was back in 84 in El Paso, TX at a place called The Big Apple. I respect everything you say in your approach to your art/task and in return to any critics. I have never been able to copy Warren's chops like Warren. There is just something in my wiring that doesn't allow ....lol First time seeing you. I think I will be "Back for more" :)
Yeah, warmoth saw the truss rod side adj, like the way you changed it sounds better, so now we'll be back for more!
You make it so much easier to learn.
An on screen chord diagram would be totally BITCHIN!. Yeah, I watched Warren play that, and there is no way in hell I could make that crazy chord stretch.
I kind do it half and half like that. I start off fretted and when it goes for the big stretch I drop to the open position.
Your way actually "sounds" better. I love the way open cords ring out. They're brighter than power cords.