Yeah norm Always get weird With the people there. Like. See Dave grohl here is like that and that and did this and that and i have some guitars here and there and the Dave did this and that and it gets so weird everytime
The "I love you Taylor" at the end got me. One of my friends got to work with Dave on a project a few years ago and said he was really that nice in person. I was so glad because she was such a fan.
Dave Loved Taylor so much, from the first day he met him.. Pure chemestry. I'm so sorry for this loss.. Rest in peace Taylor you will always be remembered
After Taylor died, I saw an interview with Alanis Morissette. Taylor was in her touring band and whenever they would run into Dave, and he Taylor where like best friends re-uniting. Alanis knew. She asked him what was going to happen when Dave asked him to join his band,
What makes Norm great? He treated me (a nobody's nobody) as good as he treats a Dave Grohl - I'm not kidding. Thank you Norm for making me feel welcomed
I think foo fighters proves you do not need to be a virtuoso to write a great song. I think I’d rather have the writing skills and playing skills of Dave grohl than all of these jokers that stand and solo for 20 minutes
Norm is rolling and enjoying the fruits of his labor. He doesn't strike me as a guy possessed counting beans. He's in control. He counts the beans. Reinvests the beans in more products and people. I'll bet he salivates over a good piece of meat but another sale is business as usual at this point.
It's funny how a man with such a powerful singing voice, and such a growly last name can have such a velvet speaking-voice... Dave Grohl: Living legend.
"I'm taking lessons from him. he's pretty good. Everything i know I learned from Taylor Hawkins. Love you Taylor" Seriously? How can you not love Dave?
@@Speedofsound9 The balance within the band was like that until Sonic Highways. I remember hearing that, don't remember if in the eponymous documentary or other interviews. Maybe the situation has changed since Concrete and Gold, I don't know.
@@Cthulhu_Awaken In there little videos about each song is Medicine At Midnight I think in one of them he did say he used to be like, “I want this like this and that like that”, but he eventually realized that he was the one holding back the creativity of the Foo Fighters and he started to let them do their own thing. I think he even said that for MAM he walked out for a bit and let the band do there own thing. I believe this info was in one of those videos I just don’t remember which.
I'm not a Foo Fighters fan but I have to say that Grohl just seems like a genuine good-hearted guy...and the series he did for HBO a few years back was phenomenal.
Estoy totalmente de acuerdo, no sé si mi comentario dió lugar a error. En mi caso soy seguidor de Foo Fighters, pero no de Nirvana. Además Dave Grohl es uno de los grandes del Rock, junto con el carisma de su banda.
unfortunately with so many people listening exclusively to hip hop only in today’s age, dave grohl is not as recognizable to the youth as i wish he was im 21 years old and i bet half the people i went to high school with wouldnt know who he was, i love all genres of music but damn people my age sleep on rock sometimes
Your comment is truly sublime in it's construction and content and for everyone's benefit should be embraced. This is just pure truth and that is all. The generations are a tricky business and tragic as well. TOTALLY tragic when I am truly relieved when this does not happen. Not hating, just really sad and true. Anyway so well said, again sublime, and I feel for Norm, it's bone crushing.
I emailed Norman's Rare Guitars twice to ask about a guitar to buy and they never responded! They just don't have what I was looking for! I asked for a Guyatone SG 28 and they are rare, but none there!! I've only seen one on youtube and e-bay!!
Stumbled across your youtube and enjoyed all the videos and guitar folks... great stuff.. I have several great guitars including a (not certain of date) 1940?? Gibson L5 that was redone by D'Angelico in the late '40's.. my guitar teacher in around 1956 bought it from Johnny Smith... it's a beauty.. Great site and thanks for sharing great talent and beautiful guitars.
It's funny how so many people find it hard to believe that a drummer can be a guitarist and vice versa. They are not mutually exclusive and if you bothered to look, it happens a lot more often than you think. The added bonus is that when you possess knowledge of more than one instrument, it can make you much better at your craft.
tdunster2011 You know, I honestly had never heard of him before but I just looked him up, and you're right. He's a great drummer and an amazing guitarist too. I'm sure the two skill sets are complimentary of each other.,
Dave actually said in another vid that when he was learning guitar, he basically applied his sense of drum-timing and swing in order to learn strumming and melodic patterns.
Hey, until my brother sold it for smack, my grandpa had a 1951 Martin electric guitar, with f holes and the only thing wrong with it was the turning pegs needed to be replace, would that have been a rare guitar?
9 Years and i still want to know. dammit im just gonna learn how to play guitar so i can play it in another 9 years. i'll find your contact and send you an email or whatever is around in 2030 . with love, stay cool
Don't know what song it is but try playing it like this. This is the G-chord he plays around. E:3 A:x D:0 G:0 B:3 e:3. Then he basically just change the bass-note. (don't play the strings above the bass-note). These are the notes in order: E:3, A:0, A:2, A:3, A:2, E:3, D:3, D:2, D:0, A:3, A:2, E:3. You will have to figure out the strumming by yourself but that's the notes.
Dave trying his best not to make it awkward, what a legend
Yeah norm Always get weird With the people there. Like. See Dave grohl here is like that and that and did this and that and i have some guitars here and there and the Dave did this and that and it gets so weird everytime
@@japerlm8150 ok.
Norms fine. Not as if Dave is doing piss and norm rolls up in the loop saying oh this is my best friend dave
@@japerlm8150 wtf did you just attempt to say
@@nosferatu2 okay, see youu…
Legend has it, Dave is still playing that G chord to this day
3 years later and I can confirm…
It shows how versatile people can be. I didn't realize that because the plucking was good.
sloppy
Dave has been really good at using that G chord your talking about and turning it into gold.
The "I love you Taylor" at the end got me.
One of my friends got to work with Dave on a project a few years ago and said he was really that nice in person. I was so glad because she was such a fan.
Cool! My stepdad is chef who worked for nirvana on their In Utero tour and he said the same thing!
Dave Loved Taylor so much, from the first day he met him.. Pure chemestry.
I'm so sorry for this loss..
Rest in peace Taylor you will always be remembered
After Taylor died, I saw an interview with Alanis Morissette. Taylor was in her touring band and whenever they would run into Dave, and he Taylor where like best friends re-uniting. Alanis knew. She asked him what was going to happen when Dave asked him to join his band,
RIP Taylor. Thanks for making us groove and laugh. Thanks Dave for being such a wonderful dude.
Amen.
Came in to buy a couple of picks, walked out with five guitars. Nice business plan.
that is a nice biz plan if you can afford it.
Jeff Porcaro Groove well considering this place has guitars that sell for thousands of dollars, maybe not
Just a standard day in the life of a millionaire rockstar.
@@theepicrrotmg7325 they have normal standard guitars too
What makes Norm great? He treated me (a nobody's nobody) as good as he treats a Dave Grohl - I'm not kidding. Thank you Norm for making me feel welcomed
Dave Grohl is such a nice guy, I would love to jam with him
Keep milking that G chord Dave lol
Supreme Reader lmaooo
Supreme Reader Well he did say he faked playing guitar.
I think foo fighters proves you do not need to be a virtuoso to write a great song. I think I’d rather have the writing skills and playing skills of Dave grohl than all of these jokers that stand and solo for 20 minutes
Liked your comment because OMFG THAT NAME!!! lol
Brendan Ryan tbh guitar solos are pretty sweet too though
Dave Grohl is so cool he could refrigerate.
Norm is salivating with the thought of another sale !! He loves the money ! Can’t get enough !
Norm is rolling and enjoying the fruits of his labor. He doesn't strike me as a guy possessed counting beans. He's in control. He counts the beans. Reinvests the beans in more products and people. I'll bet he salivates over a good piece of meat but another sale is business as usual at this point.
every vid Norman .is therapy ....bless the foo family .memories are the hearts souvenirs. from a chap in Glasgow Scotland !
The lead singer from Foo Fighters looks like the drummer from Nirvana
He was
I know. It's a joke.
Eh. He looks more like the drummer for QOTSA.
UndoubtedKris WOOSH
no he doesn't..its the other way around
It's funny how a man with such a powerful singing voice, and such a growly last name can have such a velvet speaking-voice...
Dave Grohl: Living legend.
I would have liked him to play 'Stairway to Heaven".
Or smoke on the water
-"No dude! Not in my store. I don't care who you are."
-"No StAiRwAy??! DeNiEd!"
Not in his skill set
@@Cthulhu_Awaken hilarious
"I'm taking lessons from him. he's pretty good. Everything i know I learned from Taylor Hawkins. Love you Taylor" Seriously? How can you not love Dave?
Yet he's the one who writes all drum parts, not Taylor. And it's a shame, I wish he gave him more creative space.
@@Cthulhu_Awaken are you sure about that? I highly doubt that's the case.
@@Speedofsound9 The balance within the band was like that until Sonic Highways. I remember hearing that, don't remember if in the eponymous documentary or other interviews. Maybe the situation has changed since Concrete and Gold, I don't know.
@@Cthulhu_Awaken In there little videos about each song is Medicine At Midnight I think in one of them he did say he used to be like, “I want this like this and that like that”, but he eventually realized that he was the one holding back the creativity of the Foo Fighters and he started to let them do their own thing. I think he even said that for MAM he walked out for a bit and let the band do there own thing. I believe this info was in one of those videos I just don’t remember which.
☹️
I'm not a Foo Fighters fan but I have to say that Grohl just seems like a genuine good-hearted guy...and the series he did for HBO a few years back was phenomenal.
Go see them LIVE 👍🏼👍🏼
Estoy totalmente de acuerdo, no sé si mi comentario dió lugar a error. En mi caso soy seguidor de Foo Fighters, pero no de Nirvana. Además Dave Grohl es uno de los grandes del Rock, junto con el carisma de su banda.
0:46 When you come into work after doing sketchy shit all night and no sleep and come in LIT AF!
Saw the foo fighters live... absolutely amazing!!!
No doubt he adds another $200 to the price of eny guitar, that as even been touched by someone even half famous.
Nah. That's no way to run a business.
Extra $500 if he tee-bagged the drum kit
I hope to meet Dave one day. Such a genuine nice dude.
That band is awesome live!!!
Dang that dude has a huge geek swag when not on stage
Dave is humble and awesome.. Great rockstar!
Norm is licking his chops, ca ching!!!!
That “love you Taylor” hits different now
I love Norm's wicked grin whilst Dave is talking about spending all his money!!!
I love how they say "from the foo fighters" like Dave isn't one of the most recognizable people on earth.
unfortunately with so many people listening exclusively to hip hop only in today’s age, dave grohl is not as recognizable to the youth as i wish he was
im 21 years old and i bet half the people i went to high school with wouldnt know who he was, i love all genres of music but damn people my age sleep on rock sometimes
Big fan of this channel and randomly saw this ....aww man 💔 x
Dave looks like one of your dads mates from high school that everyone said would have no life, but really he's a fucking rockstar.
Such a Humble guy, love that.
Dave is such a good sport. He has a lot of personality. I suppose you have to in order to be a front man for such a large band
Such an amazing artist! Went to Bergen, Norway last year and watched foo fighters :D It was amazing!
That wasn't fake at all. : )
It seriously took 10 years for TH-cam to recommend this to me
Wonder if they made him take his belt off first.
“Love you, Taylor” - that hurts now.
Kinda crazy even if he didn’t buy that guitar, it has doubled in value because Dave Grohl has played it
Kind of insane. Lol. Would be crazy to have that kind of celeb "power".
@@the_minimalistic_adventure I know, I don’t even think he is aware that he’s basically doubling that guitars price just noodling on it
It is always SUCH a relief when Norm's son doesn't show.
Your comment is truly sublime in it's construction and content and for everyone's benefit should be embraced. This is just pure truth and that is all. The generations are a tricky business and tragic as well. TOTALLY tragic when I am truly relieved when this does not happen. Not hating, just really sad and true. Anyway so well said, again sublime, and I feel for Norm, it's bone crushing.
I think it's funny that Dave was holding a Texan when Kurt had one ( the guitar with the Nixon now sticker on it)
Whats funny about that?
Not only a legend... Great Musician! He can make things happen!
I emailed Norman's Rare Guitars twice to ask about a guitar to buy and they never responded! They just don't have what I was looking for! I asked for a Guyatone SG 28 and they are rare, but none there!! I've only seen one on youtube and e-bay!!
Norm's , the Candy Store for Guitarists.
So sorry for your loss Great,Great,Great drummer and person!!!!!!!
‘……love you Taylor……..:0(
Don’t you just love Dave grohl
I saw him with the Foos at the Pinkpopfestival in Europe, Landgraaf (NL). He is a great musican.
Wow!!! Totally crushed. R.I.P. Taylor 🖤🖤🙏🙏🙏
Stumbled across your youtube and enjoyed all the videos and guitar folks... great stuff.. I have several great guitars including a (not certain of date) 1940?? Gibson L5 that was redone by D'Angelico in the late '40's.. my guitar teacher in around 1956 bought it from Johnny Smith... it's a beauty.. Great site and thanks for sharing great talent and beautiful guitars.
The Foos were awesome to do that!
It's funny how so many people find it hard to believe that a drummer can be a guitarist and vice versa. They are not mutually exclusive and if you bothered to look, it happens a lot more often than you think. The added bonus is that when you possess knowledge of more than one instrument, it can make you much better at your craft.
Exactly, the timing on both instruments has to be within a tenth of a second or even the most non-musical person will notice straight away.
Tommy Emmanuel is a drummer and possibly the best acoustic guitarist on the planet.
tdunster2011 You know, I honestly had never heard of him before but I just looked him up, and you're right. He's a great drummer and an amazing guitarist too. I'm sure the two skill sets are complimentary of each other.,
Dave actually said in another vid that when he was learning guitar, he basically applied his sense of drum-timing and swing in order to learn strumming and melodic patterns.
Hey, until my brother sold it for smack, my grandpa had a 1951 Martin electric guitar, with f holes and the only thing wrong with it was the turning pegs needed to be replace, would that have been a rare guitar?
I wish I had an income where I could go to Norman's and buy several
I keep telling myself I'm going to take a ride up to LA and pop into Norman's in hopes of catching guys like Dave hangin' about.
Dave Grohl is a natural tv presenter
Norm certainly has his share of rich famous customers. He must love it when they pay him a visit 👍👍
Did he pick this up simply as a homage to Kurt? His "Nixon Now" guitar was also an epiphone texan
nice guitar! I have a 1975 epiphone Texan that I've had for 33 years. great sound to say the least.
I wonder if Norm give the pros a discount if they play a demo or give the shop a plug?
Strange - I thought Dave was taking drumming lessons off Nandi :.)
Thats cool! Sometime in the future I will fly from Sweden to by one guitar!
Now known as Norman's Rare Guitars.. ( and drums ) shop .
There was also some guy called Paul McCartney who played a Texan on the Ed Sullivan show.
What song is he playing?
It seems impossible to not like Dave Grohl
Norm make sure you know all stars are his good buddies.
Yea no kidding eh
He's so hilarious.
What a dude.
@Damon Krause racists generalise
nice to meet you, mr. Grohl
The should do a in memorandum for Taylor at the end of this video?
I just looked up Taylor and the web saying he past away rip bro
Where is this shop ?
I think it’s always weird when ultra rich people pretend to have a spending limit. Dave could buy the entire town and not notice.
is he playing a song? or is it just g chord?
@kamelashes you cuold probly figure it out. its just a G chord thing :)
Don't forget to see if the truss rod works!
i want to know what he's playing!!
9 Years and i still want to know. dammit im just gonna learn how to play guitar so i can play it in another 9 years. i'll find your contact and send you an email or whatever is around in 2030 . with love, stay cool
Such a Legend in a legendary shop !!! ❤️
We all,now, love you Taylor
Does anybody know what song dave is playing? It's amazing. =D
i learned how to play guitar and confidence playing guitars at the guitar stores..
Dave could buy the whole building and everything in it on a whim.
Sniff sniff, I smell sellout :D. Nah just kidding I love Dave. He should win a nobel prize.
Smells Like Sellout Spirit XD
Yep.
The Nobel Prize for Cool.
Funny seeing you here 5 years in the future
0:46 Target practice.
One of the few people I would squeal like a madman if I ever met in real life!
Dave is awesome
How have I not seen this vid before?!
The melody Grohl plays is amazing
Tom Leamon it's just a g chord
Exactly ;)
Weeaboo Trashski it is, But what's the pattern? WHATS THE PATTERN? I wanna Play it the Same way :) :D
Yeah I wanna know too!!!
Can you post the tabs?
SO MUCH TALENT HE SAID TO DEAL WITH SUCH TREMENDOUS LOSS TO
Does anyone know what song he is playing? Maybe it's not a "song", but then again - how is he playing it? Can't figure out...
Don't know what song it is but try playing it like this. This is the G-chord he plays around. E:3 A:x D:0 G:0 B:3 e:3. Then he basically just change the bass-note. (don't play the strings above the bass-note). These are the notes in order: E:3, A:0, A:2, A:3, A:2, E:3, D:3, D:2, D:0, A:3, A:2, E:3. You will have to figure out the strumming by yourself but that's the notes.
Alfred Karlsson Thank you so much!
marve93 No problem :)
i love guys like you!
"You come in intending to buy one thing, but you cant leave without *trying* ten things" and then walking out with just a pack of picks....
Reasons? (I'm keen to hear this)
@Justeatmytoast I see that as a compliment, thanks ;)
@Uzzie101 Was actually a few chords if you look closely.
what state is norms rare guitars in?
Justin Jonson California
Did he buy it ??
He probably left with just a pick and a pack of strings
Dont we all
must be so nice to just walk in to that guitar shop...and be like, hmmm I think I'll have that and that...and that, and that...and that.
well said and very true. Kurt and dave were quite different in their aspirations.
I've always wanted an Epiphone Texan and I was born in 1958.....yikes...I want THAT guitar...
I love norm he got a lot of great buddys.
yeah if i ever need a guitar the color of an old manila folder, i know where to go...