Little did I know that my middle school obsession with The Fall of Troy would lead to my lifetime obsession with math rock, happy to see them on here! Sleepy Dog too!
I always loved that specific blue tele, i'm a boring white, natural or black guitar person but I would totally love a jazzmaster or tele in that colour
God Steve, I haven't been back to your channel for a few years but I remember asking and talking about guitar through comments and you gave me lots of advice and I always tell people you were the one to teach me how to play love your band, thanks for everything friend. I recommend your channel anytime guitar is mentioned within earshot it seems. Cheers
I was always way more into the type of riffs that Tera Melos, TFoT, MMISL etc would write, but this genre has been my favorite for over 15 years now and I don't see that stopping any time soon. The variety is just incredible.
I love Standards and CHON, and the Acoustic ones from TTNG I can't get enough of the riffs :D I hope when I Practice enough I come to a level to be good enough to play Math Rock as well :9
@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock glad to be on board! I felt musically stuck and uninspired for such a long time, it's good to feel some fresh wind in my sails~
Hey Steve, I usually come to these videos of your for recommendations, but because I saw some of these bands weren’t included in your video.. here are some Riff recommendations Alarmist - Lactic Tang Alarmist - Popular Demain Alarmist - Petrichor The Bulletproof Tiger - Everything Popular is Wrong Clever Girl - Elm Daijiro Nakagawa - Words and Words Dear Human - Nomadic Music Box El Ten Eleven - Indian Winter Elephant Gym - Underwater Eleventwelfth - Your Head as My Favourite Bookstore Enemies - Nag Champa Enemies - Love Unlimited Enemies - Houran Ghosts and Vodka - Andrea Loves Horses God vs Gods vs Giants vs Reptiles - Egged Hauste - Bassball Hikes - Been Thinkin’ How to Count 1 to 10 - Swimming Pool Invalids - Thethered Jyocho - Family LITE - Echolocation Little Tybee - Tuck My Tail Little Tybee - For Distant Viewing Look Mexico - You’re Lucky You Didn’t Lose Your Arm Minus The Bear - Pachuca Sunrise Monobody - Former Islands Murphy Radio - Welke Murphy Radio - Sports Between Trenches Polyphia - Playing God Polyphia - ABC Really From - I Live Here Now Rooftops - Astray Life Six Gallery - A Live Nativity Scene Tang - Swan Gang Terra Collective - Anchor Their / They’re / There - Their / They’re / Therapy Things Amazing - Black Rainbow Three Trapped Tigers - Engrams Tide/Edit - Always Right, Never Left Tom’s Story - Anchors Tommy Boys - Estate Sale Tortuganonima - Aleph Totorro - Chevalier Bulltoe 8m - Slow Dance
have to say that u know a band in Taiwan called mojar body bear?Actually quite difficult from those Asian kind like toe or htcott.their mathy ideas are unbelievable
Having been watching ur tutorials on another platform for 1year+,appreciating Friends since its released.The most charming math rock player I'd ever seen.Hope UR doing well!(BTW Incandescent riff s been a great meme here cuz its so interesting and impressive) :)
You say the band who is the most chaotic?I still guess floral just wrote those songs while drinking a lot cuz their riffs cant be imagined by creature on earth
Can't remember exactly but was one of the in-between strat positions (would need to check the video) with a fender style amp with a little bit of gain 👍
Much respect. Never thought of seeing some kind of cover of the band colossal. I think of those guys, human jackson represents more the math rock genre I think. Congrats and great job. P. S: Tangled hair is my favorite band ever and never saw someone playing one of their songs.
Small correction (no offense Steve!) The riff labeled as Heatwave by Gulfer 4:20 is actually Nature Kids by the same. Took me WAY too long to find the actual song. 😂
Hey Steve, I see you got multiple courses and a Patreon. Is the $100 course the one to get or is subbing as a Patreon good enough? Wanted to learn some of this stuff and apply it to my playing etc. thanks.
Hello! Thanks for the question. The courses focus on solving narrow problems and in the patreon you'll find extra resources to help you out with learning math rock so that might be a better place to start. Im currently working on making it easier to have a direct path to learning through patreon, but for now I've decided content categories in the collections tab. Hope that helps, and thanks for the support!
I think he has some tone tutorials on his channel tbh man Whatever amp sim you use should have something you can replicate into a similar kinda sound (I think it’s his how to sound like _ series)
A step-by-step system for beginner's to master the essentials of math rock chords, chord progressions, and strumming patterns 👉 bit.ly/4cTncst
My toxic trait is thinking that I can play at least 10 of these riffs flawlessly
this is why steve is goated
Little did I know that my middle school obsession with The Fall of Troy would lead to my lifetime obsession with math rock, happy to see them on here! Sleepy Dog too!
I think it will be interesting if you do one specifically for Japanese Math Rock
hard to say cuz barrier between Western math and Eastern math still exists
for sure! that would be cool
Yes g!
Oh the one with cat on cover drawing? The more you enlarge that cat looks evil. Crosseyed
Do It! @@LetsTalkAboutMathRock
ugh that yvette young signature ibanez in slime green made me feel some kinda way
We definitely need some Hella riffs in part 2
just need to wrap my brain around them first 😂
I always loved that specific blue tele, i'm a boring white, natural or black guitar person but I would totally love a jazzmaster or tele in that colour
God Steve, I haven't been back to your channel for a few years but I remember asking and talking about guitar through comments and you gave me lots of advice and I always tell people you were the one to teach me how to play
love your band, thanks for everything friend. I recommend your channel anytime guitar is mentioned within earshot it seems.
Cheers
Thanks! Appreciate the kind words and glad to see you back!
Oh this is what I call dedication and passion
I was always way more into the type of riffs that Tera Melos, TFoT, MMISL etc would write, but this genre has been my favorite for over 15 years now and I don't see that stopping any time soon. The variety is just incredible.
you're a fucking legend. imma make it my goal this year to learn all these. thank you!
💪💪💪
The mountains riff at 1:15 reminds me a little of the fall of troy at 9:00
I love Standards and CHON, and the Acoustic ones from TTNG I can't get enough of the riffs :D
I hope when I Practice enough I come to a level to be good enough to play Math Rock as well :9
Incandescent is a classic math rock riff in my books!!!
You're too kind! thanks
@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock I'm sure all of us can agree on that!!!
using these to start my mathrock guitar journey, great list!
fantastic! glad to have you on board 💪
@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock glad to be on board! I felt musically stuck and uninspired for such a long time, it's good to feel some fresh wind in my sails~
Would love to have a Spotify playlist of these to listen to
I could listen to your take of 'You Lost Me' for a while (i have)
Hey Steve, I usually come to these videos of your for recommendations, but because I saw some of these bands weren’t included in your video.. here are some Riff recommendations
Alarmist - Lactic Tang
Alarmist - Popular Demain
Alarmist - Petrichor
The Bulletproof Tiger - Everything Popular is Wrong
Clever Girl - Elm
Daijiro Nakagawa - Words and Words
Dear Human - Nomadic Music Box
El Ten Eleven - Indian Winter
Elephant Gym - Underwater
Eleventwelfth - Your Head as My Favourite Bookstore
Enemies - Nag Champa
Enemies - Love Unlimited
Enemies - Houran
Ghosts and Vodka - Andrea Loves Horses
God vs Gods vs Giants vs Reptiles - Egged
Hauste - Bassball
Hikes - Been Thinkin’
How to Count 1 to 10 - Swimming Pool
Invalids - Thethered
Jyocho - Family
LITE - Echolocation
Little Tybee - Tuck My Tail
Little Tybee - For Distant Viewing
Look Mexico - You’re Lucky You Didn’t Lose Your Arm
Minus The Bear - Pachuca Sunrise
Monobody - Former Islands
Murphy Radio - Welke
Murphy Radio - Sports Between Trenches
Polyphia - Playing God
Polyphia - ABC
Really From - I Live Here Now
Rooftops - Astray Life
Six Gallery - A Live Nativity Scene
Tang - Swan Gang
Terra Collective - Anchor
Their / They’re / There - Their / They’re / Therapy
Things Amazing - Black Rainbow
Three Trapped Tigers - Engrams
Tide/Edit - Always Right, Never Left
Tom’s Story - Anchors
Tommy Boys - Estate Sale
Tortuganonima - Aleph
Totorro - Chevalier Bulltoe
8m - Slow Dance
have to say that u know a band in Taiwan called mojar body bear?Actually quite difficult from those Asian kind like toe or htcott.their mathy ideas are unbelievable
for me Lite-Zone 3 must be an impressive one awesome 2-guitar collaboration
A lot of these have mad djent potential. lol
Thank you so much!
This is great. I'm new to this genre, and I've attempted to start writing music like this. This is excellent inspiration for me.
Steve is such a legend
🥰
Having been watching ur tutorials on another platform for 1year+,appreciating Friends since its released.The most charming math rock player I'd ever seen.Hope UR doing well!(BTW Incandescent riff s been a great meme here cuz its so interesting and impressive) :)
thank you for your kind words! 🥰
Yay! I have a couple I have in mind. Thanks
Check out a band called Floral! They're not as big as these bands, but they should be! Great video.
You say the band who is the most chaotic?I still guess floral just wrote those songs while drinking a lot cuz their riffs cant be imagined by creature on earth
love a bit of floral!
I would love to learn how to play Odessa by Covet. There are no tabs I can find for it online. You should consider making a video on it :)
This is so incredible dude, thank you
26 minutes video?? Finally something long!!!! :))))))))))
The new strat looks good man.
This man has a lot of guitars
*had a lot haha a lot of them have come and gone over the years
Can you please do a video guitar cover of Faraquet - The Missing Piece , all the guitar layers
21:40 i dont ready for this....im wake up now
How did you get the meet me in st louis tone so perfect.
Can't remember exactly but was one of the in-between strat positions (would need to check the video) with a fender style amp with a little bit of gain 👍
TTNG!
Amazing video, my absolute only suggestion is more Tubelord
Thanks again Steve
Wooww this video worth its weight in gold
Danke ❤
Please recommend more riffs 😫🙏🏾
Much respect. Never thought of seeing some kind of cover of the band colossal. I think of those guys, human jackson represents more the math rock genre I think. Congrats and great job.
P. S: Tangled hair is my favorite band ever and never saw someone playing one of their songs.
That Colossal EP is one of my favorites! Prefer it to welcome the problem. Also, a big Tangled Hair fan here 😁
Small correction (no offense Steve!)
The riff labeled as Heatwave by Gulfer
4:20 is actually Nature Kids by the same. Took me WAY too long to find the actual song. 😂
Thanks! I get those two sonfs mixed up all the time! haha
@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock No problem!😃
Ooooohhhhhhhh man it's taking me over 🔥🔥🔥
legend
God bless steve
You tried alpha male tea party? I recommend happy as larry, larry is dead. Banger of a riff. Also check out alarmist if you dont already know them
pls make this songlist a playlist on Spotify 😢
Helll yeah steve
Why do you usually play telecasters? Are their tones more suitables for math rock?
this is such a goldmine! also, what mic(s) did you use to record the acoustic section starting at 11:15? it sounds beautiful.
THANKS! please put the tuning of each one💌
i think I did in the description 👍
awsome dude
What is the model of the guitar you use 22:00〜？
So cool...
hello! its the YY10. one of Yevette Young signature guitars
@@LetsTalkAboutMathRock
thx!!
Hey Steve, I see you got multiple courses and a Patreon. Is the $100 course the one to get or is subbing as a Patreon good enough?
Wanted to learn some of this stuff and apply it to my playing etc. thanks.
Hello! Thanks for the question. The courses focus on solving narrow problems and in the patreon you'll find extra resources to help you out with learning math rock so that might be a better place to start. Im currently working on making it easier to have a direct path to learning through patreon, but for now I've decided content categories in the collections tab.
Hope that helps, and thanks for the support!
hey a nice band you should cover is origami jp, they have some good stuff (like their album trains).
treasure content!
‘I just got this misguided melody goin’ by fall of Troy , deliberately sounds like no big deal.
Pls teach us elk by ttng
No Jank. What the heck I trusted you
haha! not got round to them yet!
Steve your GOATED 💯💯
I find your lack of telecasters disturbing
😂
Man really likes his noodly math rock
I'm gonna challenge myself
💪💪💪
No Rooftops!?
on the never ending list of riffs to learn 👍
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get some of these tones using a Fender Mustang GTX 200 modeling amp?
I think he has some tone tutorials on his channel tbh man
Whatever amp sim you use should have something you can replicate into a similar kinda sound
(I think it’s his how to sound like _ series)
I'm getting high off the vibe of a fist fight!!!
Скиньте это Шильникову.
no thanks