Crazy Train - Isolated Guitar - Randy Rhoads
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- Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train - Isolated Guitars (Rhythm & Lead Tracks) Randy Rhoads.
4 tracks, 2 Lead & 2 Rhythm. Panned L&R. Gain added to Lead solo and fill-ins.
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You can feel how loud the guitar was when Randy recorded this.
The stunning part is the amp sounds like it's going to explode.
It has 12AX7 tubes
Beautiful
It's odd that some people think Randy Rhoads was Eddie Van Halen's rival. They played different styles, tones, and types of songs. They were both completely different entities. We are lucky we got to experience them both.
that solo is pretty similar to eddie. there's a lot of tapping like with eddie.
@@MoeSlislack The only tapping is at the very beginning of the solo. And it's not much.
Eddie taught Randy his brother Kelley talks about in one of Documentary's
@@stevenhoole8467 I've never seen anyone say that. If you could, dig it up and share it.
they were the two best back then...thats probably why people think that way
What especially made Randy an exceptional musician was his ability to apply his techniques into the arrangements of "songs" instead of all this shredding techniques that don't actually amount to anything because nobody knows how to write a decent song anymore!
Let's not forget the solo is double, and possibly triple tracked. Let that be your motivation when trying to play your favorite licks or passages. The Man was an absolute beast.
I think it's a double but who knows.. Thank you from these! Absolutely insane to hear these. Im of to crazy train!
@@gringostarr69 It is...
yes, he was a real mf af
If one doesn't know it's double or triple tracked, trying to emulate RR could be discouraging. Cuz you'll never get there.
@@scottbrower9052 🤔 umm yeah but the same would apply to any guitarist who used multitracking, you'll never get close with only 2 hands.
Randy was a once in a lifetime guitarist
a generational talent
Really.... I see him as a once in a term teenage musician. Do you honestly think it would take more than a couple of weeks to get 90 per cent of this down.
@@Hagg-o-tron it has more to do with how randy composed the songs rather than how “easy” or “hard” the songs are to play.
@@Hagg-o-tron tell me you don't know about phrasing and composing, without saying it
@@thepelch7285 unfortunately for your terribly cutting comment. I've been a professional musician for over 20 years, and a brass and string arranger for over 15... I've always loved 4/4 balls to the wall rock as much as anyone. I'm not saying that what's being played in the video is bad. It's great (for what it is) but to call it a once in a generation talent is stretching it a bit... Do you really think that his playing has completely restructured any string musicians attitude to how they play an instrument? I could name you at least five guitarists of his generation that have done that.
Great example of right place, right time. Ozzy being introduced to Randy was a stroke of luck we all benefit from. To me, his two studio albums with Ozzy are definitively the apex of early-1980s heavy metal. Everyone else was just trying to catch up.
Randy will always be my favorite guitarist. The power, phrasing, and technique is everything that a guitarist could ever want.
he is the favorite of millions, just sad he never got to realize it
Got the blizzard of Oz for Christmas in 82. I was 13
I’ll never forget the very first time I heard this!!!!
I was definitely blown away! 👍
SAME here!
still sounds incredible how many years later,...randy was great
one of the greatest ever, even with that short of a resume
Absolute strength in every note. What a treasure…
the live versions are even better, this song was written to be played live, he ended up changing a lot of it
I know what you mean: every note had a reason to be there. Perfect.
You must not have been listening very closely - the verse playing is pretty sloppy. You can easily hear the uneven picking during the verses. It's good - but by no means absolute strength.
I would have killed to have these Isolated tracks when I was trying to figure out what these guys were playing.
the technology makes it so much easier for people, how long did it take for people to realize he triple tracked his solo on this song with 3 slightly different versions, pure genius
Legend isn't a big enough word for the mighty Rhoads!
RR a Phenomenal player and highly creative young man. Strangely this guitar track sounds like a Tim Scholz ROCKMAN. I was fortunate to have played this and three more songs with OZZY in a London audition after Zakk left... Geezer was playing bass crazy indeed 🔥❤️🔥
That must have been a great experience! Thanks for sharing that. Unfortunately, I can only ever get close to the original studio recorded sounds when isolating and processing tracks, whether through using what I have in terms of software and plugins, or/and A.I. filtering. It'll never be an exact 100% match to the original. There are so many factors. Mastered/unmastered, pre and/or after effects, dry/wet mix, the list goes on and on. Hope it's close enough!
Tom Scholz. Tim was his older brother who drove the tour bus.
Awesome man!! It does sound like a Rockman MXR Dist plus on for sure great player but not the greatest tone ever but it worked for sure
Randy's live sound on the tribute album KILLS the studio sound.
@@frankrichards3089 Yeah, the Distortion + and those Altec speakers really pushed the mids on this so forward that it sounds like an overly aggressive Rockman, lol. Was never a massive fan of his studio tone but his live sound was ferocious!
The late, great, inimitable Randy Rhodes. Never be another like him.
tru dat, all time A leaguer, no one has sounded like him since
It's Rhoads btw not Rhodes...
I can’t imagine what he would’ve come up with between then and today. Holy cow what a phenomenal guitar player he was
The world was not ready for such talent had he lived. So he was taken to give the world time to learn and grow before it could comprehend such talent.
he probably would set a standard where people , or should i say many more people put him in the conversation with Ed van Halen.
@@bonjovi2757 he was ahead of his time and quite frankly I am still not sure time has caught up to him
Me too
Some people are a flash of lightning,only able to exist for a tiny moment. Having unleashed everything it has, its gone. People like Randy were like that (not to say he wouldn't have hit another level).
Clean and so deliberate. I’d like to hear Diary of a Madman isolated. Rhoads was in a league of his own
I love how there is room sound on the recording not just a mic push up right against the speaker cab.
Good catch. Didn't notice until you mentioned it but totally right.
Damn that was Cool. Randy you created one of the most played and featured songs in music history. And it still is amazing. Thanks Randy and Bob.
and this is one of his worst songs that is the funny part
Rhoads will always be a legend, and rightly so. RIP RWR, we miss you!
I was 12 years old the first time I was introduced to that stunning volume-knob harmonic swell at 0:05. I had never heard anything quite like it. It totally blew my mind, and still does, takes me right back to that very first moment of discovering something really special.
RIP Randy Rhoads, Lee Kerslake.
Randy was such an amazing talent. I remember hearing this song as a kid and being blown away. The song keeps reinventing itself to me over the years. There's always something else that sticks out to me about what Randy did.
The one thing no one talks about enough, are his transitions. Fluid and seemless. Listen to other great guitarist and there are hitches and slight pauses between their transitions in and out of chorus's, lead's and outros etc. No with Randy. GOD I MISS HIM !!!!! EVH was also a master of this.
Phenomenal job getting these dude. Keep them coming
He had really great time, tempo and feel. Something nearly every guitar player overlooks.
Youre right good point
Randy has been my favorite musician/guitarist/hero, since Blizzard came out. His playing is timeless. It sounds to me, as killer now, as when I first heard Crazy train on the radio. Learning and playing his stuff live for years in different bands, has been an education. Everytime I listen to Randy, studio or live, I hear new things. Rudy Sarzo has always said that. And I have said this before, the comparisons between Randy and Van Halen, going back to the 70's, are ridiculous. Somebody in one of the other comments said it ,as well. They were 2 different guys, with different styles, tones, chops, sounds, visions, and on and on. There is NO comparison. Randy is my favorite. Just wanted to get that out there. In my opinion, Randy is the greatest.
triple tracked solo, each solo slightly different timing 3 successive takes, that is how good he was
I saw RR twice (w Ozzy) and EVH Monster of Rock 1988.
They are both great.
Tone had Balls!!! So proficient at 19 Yrs old!!!! Amazing
Something that stands out on this isolation...there is very little palm muting. He really let's the strings sing out.
There is a LOT of left hand muting in there along with some right hand chops to cut chords short. You're right, not a lot of muting for the sake of producing a "chunk" sound, but there is a ton or muting in there.
He played alot of hard tails they mute different then floyd floating bridges.
Sounds so beautiful like a symphony.
Couldnt have said it better myself
Oh my god hearing the solo section isolated is an absolute different level of HEAT 🔥🔥🔥🔥
This song is literally responsible for me becoming a Guitarist.
Same!
Same!
beautiful!
my favorite guitarist of all time!!!that solo...oh my god!!!it has a special place in my heart.
lot going on , including ghost notes and subliminal stuff . thats what made this guy so great to listen too , he had so much style and he really understood music . he was one in a million , and we lost him way too soon . the whole thing with his death seems super wierd and fishy to me as well , but what do i know . rip RR . can you imagine what he would have done had he stuck around ...
In my opinion that greatest hard rock guitarist of all time Master Rhodes. R.I.P.
The Master at work.
so good.
Amazingly! Simply AMAZING! To think he doubled his solos, not with the help of studio, but himself
This is phenomenal, but Revelation (Mother Earth) is the one that would probably become my funeral dirge...
But before that we need Suicide Solution...
that is an all time well written song...the ending part is just bone chilling
Nobody writes anything like revelation Mother Earth. I feel like a whole movie went thru me listening to that
The impression that his soul was here with me.
I would love to see Randy’s hand written charts.
How do you know he did any?
Such a great tune
Awesome!
Bitch'in! Randy was the most melodic of the metal guitar players. He's in my top 5 rock guitarists of all time! Steve Howe...etc.
This could be used as a muzak version for hospital waiting rooms and elevators, and especially at subway stations as you wait to board from the platforms.
I like your way of thinking!
still going to be way to heavy, how about muzak version of you can't kill rock and roll....or tonight
Thank you for the video.
Would love to hear ”flying High” isolated.
flying high again isolated is already on youtube
Wow!!! That's all.
I’m not sure there has been a guitarist that was as much of a student to music as Randy and be an absolute legend in his time. He was always striving to learn more everywhere he went, going to guitar lessons in every city. He was truly a humble and talented musician/person. I wish we could all have witnessed what he would have accomplished in life. No doubt he was one of the best guitarist of all time.
Epic
legendary
Agreed Randy Rhoades was the best Metal and Classical guitarist I've ever heard period!! Know one till this day can even have half the talent!!!!
he is an all time A leaguer for sure
I think Over the Mountain was his best guitar track.
every song he recorded is a correct answer essentially to his best guitar track, but that one is really heavy
omg. this is amazing.
Forever and always #1.
I like the song Dee by randy. It really puts him into perspective.
He was such a genius. Thank you for making this. I think Jake was technically the better player, but Randy's stuff was more unique and genuine. His song writing skills were extraordinary.
Total can of bee's tone but it works perfectly in the mix.. Absolutely savage playing.
is that code for one of the greatest and most unique tones in metal history? who sounded like that
I love what he sounded like, and then live he took it to 11
Randy had what I call blanket-over-speaker tone. And that's not a good thing.
@termsofusepolice can I help you here, the issue is the blanket is over your ears, because that's a great tone to many. No one has ever sounded like that before or since. He has a distinct tonality no matter the guitar.
It's all midrange
@@termsofusepolice Well you're dead wrong on that, because there's shittons of treble in his sound, the opposite of what happens when you put a blanket over a speaker. His sound was all mid and treble with the bass ripped out to make room for the drums & bass guitar. AKA the standard for how you whip up a metal tone now...
Rock Metal in the 80's was WW2 for Guitars. It was on!
good think that Ozzy's Yoko didn't fucked up this epic partnership.
🎸 Genius 🎸
LOUDER! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
😬 yeey. This is that one song the flies in the face of the idea of the "tone is in the fingers."
Great riff, great player, the tone is fingers to a chalkboard.
Interestingly it actually sounds better isolated than in the song mix, which is unusual. It always sounded like he ran his 100W Marshall head through the speaker from a late 90s Gateway laptop.
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏾🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🤘🏻👏👏👏
I don’t think any other guitarist had a bigger impact on rock than Randy, considering we only got two albums before we lost him. The only player who compares is Robert Johnson - he’s the only other guitarist to leave a small amount of recorded material that became a massive influence on a genre of music and on virtually anyone who who wants to play rock guitar.
this song was meant to be played live, where Randy would tell the band play it heavier......
By the time they had been touring a year or so Randy had changed the song enough he could not even remember the original way it was recorded.
To show his brilliance. He once had his own guitar school when he wasn't on tour with ozzy. His students though we're in love with EVH and wanted to be taught how to play like him. Being the humble man he is he learned ALL of Eddie's songs in 1 fuking day, just 1. What took eddie a lifetime to create Randy could choppy in 1 day and make it sound perfect. He then taught his students the songs and sound. That's bad ass.
Cool story, bro.
yeah that's bullshit.
Proof?!?
Well to learn Eddie's stuff in a day isn't tough for someone with Randy's skill. I love all of Randy's work but this story proves Eddie changed guitar playing.
Shred til we’re fn dead! \m/
This gave me chills,Randy was by far the best guitarist in the world,RIP Randy
The second riff after the main one always reminds me of a chugging train
That is the idea 🤷♂
@@Michael_VG sheeuuut up
Would love to hear the isolated track from the live version
Do this for Tonight and You Can't Kill Rock N Roll - including the ENTIRE extra 2 minutes of outro solo that was faded out far to soon
Phasered out of his mind.
Without a shadow of a doubt, Randy was one of the greatest guitarists who has ever played
to all the people complaining about tone, this is how real rock n roll guitar tones should sound like
the people who complain about his tone never play outside their bedroom.
The metal song by which all others a judged
It would have been interesting to see what Quiet Riot would have became had Randy never left to join Ozzy. They could have been a much different band…
They might have gotten good! 😂
Just kidding.
Randy…..you are missed beyond words.
Nobody comments on how hugely “Scooped mids” his sound is.
Always scoop the mids! Its the lorts tone!
Randy was awesome, but that tone. OMG, it sounded a little like eggs frying.
It's amazing how it blended with the other guys and came just fine, but by it'sself... it was a little rough.
Before anyone trashes me for this. Know that on the day Randy died I had to pull my car to the side of the road because I was so shook at the news of his passing.
He was and still is my hero.
the tone is what made him sound great, who has ever sounded like that, you know who it is instantly.
I put his tone above all others, so unique....so crafted
Not here to trash anyone, but it is weird how polarizing his tone is, I thought it was so great, so unique, I mean has an album or career started off like the ripping screeching of I don't know?
@@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle When he played along with the other guys, or the opening of Crazy Train. It sounded great, but here it's frying eggs to me anyway. I'm amazed at how the full band sound vs. the stand alone track is so different. The magic of mixing I guess.
what are you actually saying
Is that a chorus pedal I hear in there?
I'd like to hear this played more cleanly. It's such a compressed sound...
RR and EVH definitely competed if you think about dollars, listens, and market share like an accountant. But most guys that had Diary had VH1 etc.. There's no way, unless you lived somewhere (like me) where you're sheltered from the market. Musically, you could make comparisons, but Randy was more likely to reflect his classical background; Ed, his jazz sensibilities plus Lord knows what else, I dunno, a "no rules" attitude.
That damn bus driver sure deprived the world of a lot more of Randy's music and creativity.
Please let us not keep overlooking the spring) writing of Bob Daisley and Lee Kerslake and their input into those first 2 albums. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, look them up here on UA-cam talking about ozzy
I always what came 1st the lyrics or the riff? Does anyone know
OMG! Why did you have to get into that airplane,Dude? 😢
I love that piercing tone
I think his tone is fantastic on this
The ABSOLUTE BEST ROCK GUITARIST OF ALL TIME! I mean Randy was 25 at his untimely death and just listen to his body of work which basically consisted of two albums! I dare anyone to challenge this FACT in good conscience!
That's completely subjective and definitely not a fact.
true
@@StackBundle EVERY comment ever made about Art & Artists is subjective. No need to poo poo another person's enthusiasm.
@@lolly_bread When someone dares the world to challenge their "fact", how is pointing out the flaw in their "fact" wrong?
@@castleanthrax1833 Relax pal. You're taking his enthusiastic comments literally, as though they going to become "Law". You don't need to Win a debate over whether something is considered a "Fact" by someone else.
If you say "this steak n mushroom sauce is the best friggen meal ever" - should someone else challenge you on that?
Online comment sections, etc. are too often just an opportunity for folks to one-up each other, dismiss them as idiots and call them names they'd never do in person. Sometimes I do it too. We all need to do better.
Randy's death was one of the greatest losses to the guitar world.
Find EVH interview when he talks of the time randy came to him in conversation. Where he tells Randy playing was threatening Blackmore spotlight. and things magically turn off or technical difficulties when randy played at the end of thsat tour... Eddy days the mote they hate you the vetter you are.....
I wonder if he knew that clips of this song would be played at every football game until the end of time.
i have never seen the picture on the right.
The double tracking is so loose. I think it gives a cool character to the track, almost like a slapback delay.
Randy and Eddie two different styles of player , don’t forget Randy was studying classical musics a.
ouch!
Def Leppard were right...the Marshalls really DO sound better in England
Take that "pro"-tools!