The Blues genre is probably the most inspiring genre ever.
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Although he is soloing over a typical blues chord progression, he's way different than any blues player, even in this video he shows his own way of following chords and expressing melodies, and this is like his signature. Marty is one of the greatest and most original guitarists of all time.
it can help you allot offcourse but you know it inventually goes al around in your head and the theori are like bridges to remember what you want to play or help you with the position to put your fingers one,invetually it are your fingers that do the thinking.
I've always recognized Marty as a super talented player, since probably the late 80's when I got his album "dragon kiss" never seen play though, it seems he has a very unusual angle on his right wrist .. anyone else pondered about that ? is there a thought behind it, or is it just the way his technique developed .. just curious .. I wish I could play like him :)
@codebabe Original Heavy Metal yes. Black sabbath is a was a blues band when they were called Earth. They played the same stuff just with distortion and different lyrics.
@1madaboutguitar, He's no BB King but he can play them blues quite well. However, I find that youtube doesn't have any very good examples of his playing of the blues. A friend of mine played me a CD a couple times of Yngwie playing the blues and I was most impressed with his feel. I suppose the studio was a better avenue for him then playing live.
@ridethelightning64 Well to Paul Gilberts defense he is a VERY talented played. In fact he is up there among my favorites. Probably Marty, SRV, Paul, Dave Mustaine. He can play the shred blues much like Marty here can. It's just a different style of blues.
what you obviously don't realize is that blues is all about feeling and emotions, not just the pentatonic scale... And im guessing you mean blues pentatonic.
I really like the blues and am very interested in learning the classics but there's only so much u can learn from searching "blues" on youtube lol does anyone have songs/artists that would be worth my time to look up? thx a bunch!
LOL, yeah the standard position is what I used, I tried playin like that, but my best advice is, almost straight from Martys mouth himself, but it is to not even look at you picking hand, and just do what feels best.
@nr900 Zakk Wylde? Slash? They simply started out mastering the blues, because Hard Rock and Heavy Metal stem from the blues. Tons of metal guitarists play blues, only the like all-out death metal guitarists are the shredders that can't play blues. Vai and Petrucci can definitely both play blues. Dream Theater covers Pink Floyd (which is slow blues), and I've seen a video of Steve Vai playing "Little Wing", and it was a little more metal than Jimi's version, but it was still blues at heart.
ive always felt it easier to do marty's stuff, he just has a looser style, whereas jason, you'd have to really really stay in time, at least for the perpetual burn album, i guess its just what you feel more comfortable with
Hmmm... I think you have taken my comment out of context. My comment was directed at people who think that anyone who plays a single note outside a blues scale doesn't know how to play blues.
@RiceKiller191 Not really. Maybe metal in its earliest stages it was but if you listen to most metal that has come out since thrash there really isn't a lot of blues going on that often.
Who the hell's licks do you think Marty, Jason Becker etc were copping as kids ? YNGWIE's. And it prolly helped that they had metronomes for pacifiers. Yes, Yngwie is fat and Marty is not, because Yngwie eats gold bars, caviar and pussy. Marty eats that cereal with Paul Gilbert's pic on the box. Tastes great, less filling. Even Paul doesn't eat that shit. All that being said. Marty played a phenomonal blues piece here. Cheers !
I like how he stayed pentatonic to keep the same tone. Many "shredder" turned blues players switch to diatonic and start sweeping. Totally loses the feeling. Well, excecuted Marty!
and thats better just make them or base them of if you play them by school youlle end up ending what thetheori want instead of whats in your head,invetually you just want to bring your ideas to live if theyre theorythically correct that isnt the first matter.
@nr900 not really convinced! he seems to do a guitar lesson and is happy to finish it after almost two (2) minutes. do listen to real blues men black and whites.
Yes perfectly explained shaqdadd11 but alot of blues fundamentalists cant handle anyone playing a note outside th pentatoinic Mainly because if that was accpeted as blues then they be forced to take a look at their own playing and realise how limited it is And lets face it, most people who just stick to pentatonic blues do so because they cant play anything else...sorry
@1madaboutguitar I wouldn't discredit Yngwie actually. His song Blue is very Bluesy without there being any Blues Chord progressions, that's pretty clever. But yeah Marty is better.
It's not like he's trying to save his "guitar player"* repution by playing blues ! Anytime he's playing a tone from Hendrix, I just wanna scream this: Blaspheme ! * Seriously, does anyone hear a god damned thing whenever he's playing?
The Blues genre is probably the most inspiring genre ever.
Although he is soloing over a typical blues chord progression, he's way different than any blues player, even in this video he shows his own way of following chords and expressing melodies, and this is like his signature. Marty is one of the greatest and most original guitarists of all time.
marty is the most complete guitar player in world, nobody can preform his song exactly, the best in my opinion
tht lick that he does starting from 1:09 is amazingly beautiful. no one can compare to marty friedman, and his brilliant guitar mind.
Man... that start... pure eargasm
Frikking awesome! His slides are just crazy!
Marty is seriously my fav guitarist with Jason, you can learn so much just listening Marty's music.
i love his blues improvizing
Marty's the amezing guitar melody.
Marty is unbelievabale
Marty has always had these lovely exotic sound so it’s strange to see and hear him play straight blues, but it sounds great!
I never get tired of this :)
friedman & jackson makes me cry every single time
this one make me roll a tear, marty is so fucking amazing.....
marty...the king of kings
His Style Is Very Awkard And That's What Makes Him So Special And Outstanding... He Was Here In Israel A Week Ago, And I Wish He'd Come Back Again.
Yes mojojasons... well done for taking ignorance to an new paradigm
marty is THE man.period
this is true blues rock i have ever best
heared~
it can help you allot offcourse but you know it inventually goes al around in your head and the theori are like bridges to remember what you want to play or help you with the position to put your fingers one,invetually it are your fingers that do the thinking.
man martys pinky hangs down so low when he plays. definitaley a unique style that slays anything else!
marty friedman sin dudas el mejor!!!!
marty and that camera man are the best!
as marty said in that interview, becker just needed a matter of time till he improved beyond marty
great
like a boss.
yeah dude i love those vids
just pure marty and jason jamming,
fuckin awsome
Blues turned Metal!
This was well said
never heard stormy monday played like this...nice
@TheFigueroa007 Malmsteen is amazing but terrible all at the same time. Marty is just amazing.
On the contrary, I love his tone. And that's not because his tone sounds like mine.
I've always recognized Marty as a super talented player, since probably the late 80's when I got his album "dragon kiss" never seen play though, it seems he has a very unusual angle on his right wrist .. anyone else pondered about that ? is there a thought behind it, or is it just the way his technique developed .. just curious .. I wish I could play like him :)
@codebabe Original Heavy Metal yes. Black sabbath is a was a blues band when they were called Earth. They played the same stuff just with distortion and different lyrics.
if you ask me then that is bad ass blues! ;D
@1madaboutguitar I beg to differ. Yngwie is an excellent blues man.
1:23 holy
he plays that way because he doesn't want any palm mute on the strings (cleaner sound)
I would love to know what set up he used to get that sound.
Hail Friedman
damn he can play anything
@1madaboutguitar, He's no BB King but he can play them blues quite well. However, I find that youtube doesn't have any very good examples of his playing of the blues. A friend of mine played me a CD a couple times of Yngwie playing the blues and I was most impressed with his feel. I suppose the studio was a better avenue for him then playing live.
mostly pentatonic... goes into a major scale thing and highlites chord tones over the MajI - MinII -MinIII - Min flatIII - change
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@ridethelightning64 Well to Paul Gilberts defense he is a VERY talented played. In fact he is up there among my favorites. Probably Marty, SRV, Paul, Dave Mustaine. He can play the shred blues much like Marty here can. It's just a different style of blues.
what you obviously don't realize is that blues is all about feeling and emotions, not just the pentatonic scale... And im guessing you mean blues pentatonic.
yngwie malmsteen is my favorite blues player
Metal is fun and bad ass, but where i live i gotta play blues and 60s rock to make money at gigs.
I really like the blues and am very interested in learning the classics but there's only so much u can learn from searching "blues" on youtube lol does anyone have songs/artists that would be worth my time to look up? thx a bunch!
LOL, yeah the standard position is what I used, I tried playin like that, but my best advice is, almost straight from Martys mouth himself, but it is to not even look at you picking hand, and just do what feels best.
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@nr900 Zakk Wylde? Slash? They simply started out mastering the blues, because Hard Rock and Heavy Metal stem from the blues. Tons of metal guitarists play blues, only the like all-out death metal guitarists are the shredders that can't play blues. Vai and Petrucci can definitely both play blues. Dream Theater covers Pink Floyd (which is slow blues), and I've seen a video of Steve Vai playing "Little Wing", and it was a little more metal than Jimi's version, but it was still blues at heart.
@twainname yes yes i love his blues shredding blues lol
yngwie malmsteen is prretty good at blues too
@andresoacuna Finally, someone gets it!!
0:58 FUCK YEAH!!
k i definitely agree with you then
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I always thought it was mostly minor and chromatic scales >_>, but the blues is the basis
@thewaveof93 Are you on about Yngwie?
ive always felt it easier to do marty's stuff, he just has a looser style, whereas jason, you'd have to really really stay in time, at least for the perpetual burn album, i guess its just what you feel more comfortable with
whats the name of this video ?
Don't retract your comment, you were right.
And BTW Yngwie cant play blues to save his life
@nr900 check steve vai blues improvisation, I´m sure you´ll change you´re mind.
So Tom Araya can play the blues huh
@nr900 You serious? Petrucci can play ANYTHING. Go listen to Metropolis at last year's Download festival, he does like a 5 minute blues solo.
@Alvaro1762 He's famous for being a Metal player, not blues, he plays blues nicely.
@pinescentedwoodsmoke haha It'd be hard with his right hand technique I'd imagine.
@Doombot2point0 yngwie is beast
Hmmm... I think you have taken my comment out of context.
My comment was directed at people who think that anyone who plays a single note outside a blues scale doesn't know how to play blues.
Hey ,take it easy man, i´m marty´s fan, but I have my opinion about blues...
Marty is awesome , maybe Marty would play a blues jam with a Fender guitar, anyway Marty cool
sounds alot like albert kings tone!
ha ha awesome, post a vid up sometime
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@RiceKiller191 Not really. Maybe metal in its earliest stages it was but if you listen to most metal that has come out since thrash there really isn't a lot of blues going on that often.
Who the hell's licks do you think Marty, Jason Becker etc were copping as kids ? YNGWIE's. And it prolly helped that they had metronomes for pacifiers.
Yes, Yngwie is fat and Marty is not, because Yngwie eats gold bars, caviar and pussy. Marty eats that cereal with Paul Gilbert's pic on the box. Tastes great, less filling. Even Paul doesn't eat that shit.
All that being said. Marty played a phenomonal blues piece here.
Cheers !
I like how he stayed pentatonic to keep the same tone. Many "shredder" turned blues players switch to diatonic and start sweeping. Totally loses the feeling. Well, excecuted Marty!
and thats better just make them or base them of if you play them by school youlle end up ending what thetheori want instead of whats in your head,invetually you just want to bring your ideas to live if theyre theorythically correct that isnt the first matter.
Her style?
@nr900 not really convinced! he seems to do a guitar lesson and is happy to finish it after almost two (2) minutes. do listen to real blues men black and whites.
@nr900 who said he is a non-blues player? just because he is famouse for playing metal doesnt means he is not a blues player
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Of course. I didn't say it wasn't cool though. D:
u guys notice how he picks? its weird. kinda bent his wrist. for a minute it looked like he has deformed hands. lol.
@mediblue9 thats not evidence
Yes perfectly explained shaqdadd11 but alot of blues fundamentalists cant handle anyone playing a note outside th pentatoinic
Mainly because if that was accpeted as blues then they be forced to take a look at their own playing and realise how limited it is
And lets face it, most people who just stick to pentatonic blues do so because they cant play anything else...sorry
no, but you could be.
Marty is known not to follow any scales at all >_>
@1madaboutguitar I wouldn't discredit Yngwie actually. His song Blue is very Bluesy without there being any Blues Chord progressions, that's pretty clever. But yeah Marty is better.
0:58 fuuuuck
Whats the chord progression?
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a good guitar sound good clean and distorted. his tone sucks when he switches to distorion. it's not the guitar though, i think it's his amp
What the hell did you just say?
It's not like he's trying to save his "guitar player"* repution by playing blues !
Anytime he's playing a tone from Hendrix, I just wanna scream this: Blaspheme !
* Seriously, does anyone hear a god damned thing whenever he's playing?
@1971SuperLead Thats OK man, but just think he doesn't have the feel for it to be honest and plays it farrr too technically.
i hope to god u were joking when u said that lol