Marty Friedman isolated guitar solo tracks (Megadeth Rust in Peace)
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- Marty's amazing solo performance on his first Megadeth album Rest in Peace, taken from a multitrack files ... Marty alone and kicking!
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Lucretia, man... that solo is simply godlike.
He'll yea.@ 3:38, it sings then screams, then sings. Mart plays with such feeling
I think it would have been better if Lucretia solo was all his, and Dave wasn't involved in it.
Ian Wanna know whats even more amazing? It was totally improvised.
Max Durk that’s so crazy
IVAN3DX Hell no, Dave's solo is great. I don't like the fact that Marty took over most leads post RIP and allowed Dave to get lazy with his solos.
Holy Wars... The Punishment Due - 0:00
Hangar 18 - 0:42
Take No Prisoners - 1:50
Five Magics - 2:20
Poison Was The Cure - 2:51
Lucretia - 3:16
Tornado of Souls - 3:55
Rust In Peace... Polaris - 4:55
U da man
Gonna leave some time stamps here, don't mind me 0:49
Hangar 18 first solo is gold...
With many thanks
When I first heard Tornado of Souls solo I automatically thought that its probably the most perfect metal guitar solo. 14 years later and I still feel the same way.
Me too.
Same
Same here... it will always be... 👍💪
Cant exactly described it, but the very first time I heard it. I know it would be one of the best guitar solos ever. I can still remember now, the first time I heard it and the feeling that it evokes in me.
It gives me goosebumps each and every time.
Funnily enough, isolated and without the rest of the band I find it much less interesting. Which speaks loud about Marty's purpose of serving the song, instead of trying to be a guitar god.
Mustaine should thank Friedman everyday for giving him such incredible contributions, Megadeth wouldn't be what it is without Friedman.
He helped make rust in peace one of the greatest thrash metal albums of all time....
Eh. I prefer Poland and Young. Megadeth were ferocious back then.
@@hmpz36911 Get a grip bro, Poland and Young would’ve never reached the levels that Friedman did such as Rust In Peace. I love Peace Sells and So Far So Good So What, but none of those albums even touch Rust In Peace.
@@jt519 Marty is the weak link on Rust. I think Young would have been the best guy for that record.
@@hmpz36911 Not a chance. Marty has the best material on that album. If anyone else was on that album it wouldn’t have been successful
his solo from Lucreria is simply beatiful
simply beautiful yet unbelievable difficult to play ahah
Do u like it
So is Dave's part of the solo!
@@roguishham2809 not so. The truth is that Marty's solos aren't sooooo hard, but they need a extreme precision, and it's the reason why the solos so specials
@@jaumvituu3500 the fact is that he is so melodic and at the same time an incredible shredder, and can write solos with such beautiful scales. When I listen to his solos I'm just speachless
Damn that high ass gain and noise frequency is super raw if you ask me.... In a world of digital with all sorts of gates and computers controlling the noise... You won't ever FEEL a solo like you did Marty's.... You can almost feel his physical hands thru your ears..... Every scrap of the pick. Hand movement before muting the sweeps.... Everything is organic in his playing.... This was cool
Believe it or not marty didn’t play with high gain. All the equipment deth used for guitars were stock Marshall heads and cabs bogner preamp in the rack and I believe a eq rack unit.
His attack… you hear it so much more in these iso mixes. Absolutely love his pick attack.
0:56 that prebend is soul melting
Chris Poland and Marty Friedman should collaborate. It'd be weird given their different styles, but it'd be a really unique shred album.
Jack Stryder my head would explode
Would be awesome. And then to see something with all the previous guitarists come together and play a solo in hanger 18 their own way. Well that was a dream i had as a kid at about 16.
Didn't they? I thought I heard of a song that had Marty and Chris but also Broderick on it all playing lead
I'd like to hear what Marty and Hizaki could come up with :-)
You want the world to explode
Insane! His poison was the cure Solo is really under rated 🤘🏻
Yeah, I never noticed how cool it was until I tried to learn it. It's the hardest solo in RIP by far, the timings are so weird...
Metal_Maniac3 beautiful solo
@@Walamonga1313 That natural minor slide arpeggio he does is probably the most difficult lick i've ever played (i covered that solo).
@@janugur2241 that was the lick that made me give up learning the solo (for the time being) haha
@@Anthony-nk4ky Not gonna lie, that's one hell of a lick. Even though i covered that solo in my channel a few months ago i still can't nail it consistantly.
Holy Wars... The Punishment Due:
Solo 1: 0:00
Solo 2: 0:11
Solo 3: 0:27
Hangar 18:
Solo 1: 0:42
Solo 2: 0:49
Solo 3: 0:55
Solo 4: 1:01
Solo 5: 1:08
Solo 6: 1:26
Solo 7: 1:43
Take No Prisioners:
Solo 1: 1:50
Five Magics:
Solo 1: 2:21
Solo 2: 2:27
Solo 3: 2:33
Solo 4: 2:42
Poison Was The Cure:
Solo 1: 2:51
Lucretia:
Solo 1: 3:16
Tornado Of Souls:
Solo 1: 3:55
Rust In Peace... Polaris:
Solo 1: 4:55
Dawn Patrol:
Secret Solo 1: 5:02
It's amazing to hear all the little details you miss out on in the mix. He used such a noisy signal for these solos, I love it.
It was odd to hear string noise as well. He's not as clean as I thought. However, he makes it up with his playstyle.
The reason for the string noise is his odd picking style - he says he picks that because he likes the noise
Amps are turned up max, his technique mitigates any feedback. That's why the signal sounds noisey in between licks. Also he hates to palm mute supposedly.
Not that clean but amazingly played with a absolutely sick vibrato and smooth arpeggios. Love his timing too. Sometimes a bit behind or a bit ahead with those notes bent to pitch for the exotic feel. Nobody plays like he does.
He picks like that because he doesn't like the sound of muted strings while soloing.
Hands down the most creative musician I have ever heard. His scale runs, patterns and vibrato. So unique. Not to say others arent but Marty is an absolute gem.
There's something so unique and exotic about how he puts the notes together!
he sure is amazing you should check out Brendon Smalls Galaktikon albums
Mustaine, Marty and Chuck Schuldiner must be the best metal musicians ever
👌
@@buceadorcosmico8218 Remove Mustaine and put Hetfield and we can talk
i love how accurate you can hear the pick strokes.
the playing is so smooth you cant even tell when the song changes
Lucretia ,Tornado of souls are the best
+jorge cabrera This. Absolute truth.
Poison Was the Cure is also insane
You notice how a bunch of what he plays isn't metronome-perfectly laid out, but each section always lands exactly where they're supposed to. It minds me a lot of the spontaneousness that the shredders in 70s rock had that I miss from much of the 80-90s metal scene
If you listen to the rust in peace multitracks, you'll find that every instrument by itself sounds very sloppy, but once it's mixed together it snaps into each other and locks into a groove I haven't found with many other bands (or other megadeth records for that matter).
Today's solos, for example, are inhumanly perfect thanks to quantization and protools being used on just about every damned record. I miss actual life in playing.
@@bami2 RIP has groove?
@@Walamonga1313 look up "megadeth lucretia drum and bass" here on the youtubes, listen to it and you'll know what I mean.
@@Walamonga1313 MAD GROOVE, Lucretia? Title track? C’mon man, those rhythms are tight!
3:00 that arpeggio is so dope!
those bends! the phrashing! love the melodies! One of the best!
Plus his incredible vibrato!
Love Marty's execution. He's surgical.
Αnd clinical. ..
Lucretia x1,000,000. best solo from Marty hands down.
Kenneth Swartley I always loved that one so much
Tornado
Tornado of Souls man
Lucretia’s cool and all, but Tornado of Souls man
@Siddharth Five magics!
Tornado of souls’ solo is one of top 3 best metal guitar solos ever.
The best
Nope,it probably should be the best.
Is the best
What other two?
@@JapaneseMountainSkier lucretia maybe hahaha after tornado, obviously
Marty really laid down some of the craziest solos the world has ever heard and dipped
Megadeth was never the same after his departure, I wish he would come back for one album.
He still makes music in Japan though ( Whiteworm, For a friend, Undertow etc). But he's been branching out of metal and playing different genres.
I still get mad goosebumps everytime i hear Marty playing his solos for Megadeath.
I honestly 16 years after the first time i listened to rust in peace I still get the same feels. I have absolutely no idea how tf this shit works, but it works... Marty is a fucking LEGEND.
Best guitarist from big four when it comes to soloing... and please it's undoubtedly true.... just see his variation in every album...
Sushil Khadka totally agree
I’d say I prefer Chris Poland personally, Friedman is still killer no doubt
@David Baltazar hammet is nothing compared to Marty lmao. His solo just shred a minor and pentatonic
@@firmans12 have you heard one of his solos and none of the rest? Lmao, you can say the same for Friedman, uses the same types of arpeggios and Middle Eastern scales for almost ALL his solos. Kirk used a LOT of other modes like Dorian, Altered, Lydian, Locrian, Phrygian Dominant (as did every other major Metal lead player) and sometimes some Exotic pentatonic modes (not as much as Marty, but they did standout) other than Aeolian btw, god damn you morons are dense.
@@murk4552 Nope lol
Friedman use Hungarian scale and Lydian mode for most of his stuff along with Hirajoshi??
Eastern scales?
Marty uses like 12-13 different eastern scales.
3:50 that note is incredible personally my fav part of the solo
Me too dude, that vibrato literally forced my face to scrunch up EVERY TIME
Marty is one of a handful of guitarists whose solos make you feel like you're flying through the air.
Everyone who hasn’t, should check out Marty’s prior band with Jason Becker, Cacophony. Insane god like shredding
best megadeth guitarist ever
@@emilanttila3267 You're on dope my friend, Chris couldn't tune Marty's guitar.
@@ironbassler747 I myself prefer poland but am able to understand how someone could like marty better because of their very different styles
@@emilanttila3267 Suomalaiselta suomalaiselle: Älä jätkä houri xDddd
Everytime Marty plays a guitar the world becomes a better place!!!
1:11 is that not the coolest sounding lick ever lol. Incredible
Man! I have always thought the same! That lick has a exotic mood that make it sound amazing. For me, it has a sound kinda egyptian or something like that haha, by the way I have a cover of that solo in my channel
It’s alien like sounding and fits perfect for the lyrics
I can shed tears of manliness at how amazing marty and chris poland. Jesus christ dude.
This man is my guitar idol.
This is easily the best content on internet
I’ve never had much trouble imitating the style of my favorite guitarists, but the Marty stuff is another story. There is something about his sense of timing that is unlike any other guitarist I know today. Very very original style that worked SO WELL in Megadeth. Also, the way he followed all the key changes, he was miles ahead of the pack when it comes to trash metal. I can’t think of any other guitarist that did this so well in a metal context. Simply amazing.
Alex skolnick crushes him
Try dimebag's style. It's a whole lot another story
@@cameronshoobert5718 lol not really, no.
Randy Rhodes was on the same level.
@@eccehomer8182 Uh, no disrespect to Randy Rhodes, but not even in the same ball park. Randy could play some fast pentatonic licks but musically, it's not even close. I've never heard an RR solo that followed the chord progression.
Best guitar player ever existed on planet Earth
would not go that far
The Extinct Surgeon For his time, Yes, he raised the bar quite a bit, and somehow still manages to tear shit up. If only Jason becker could still play though, him and Marty would have ruled the guitar world!
blasbembi huh..he is still alive ;o)
Matt Willey If Becker could still play, EVERY SINGLE GUITAR PLAYER could only quit playing.
Don't worry, I have my copys. ;)
Hangar 18 still gives me chills all over!
The solos on Lucretia and Tornado of Souls are some of Megadeth/Marty’s best. Some of the best guitar solos I’ve ever heard in my life. When I first the solo in Tornado of Souls, it changed my life.
Even with all the talent Marty has, you still have to be in the right place at the right time and have good people working for you toget you in front of the line. Marty had all 3 and right before he listens to his inner voice telling him to stop.... The clouds opened up just enough and here I am listening to his money maker
Holy shit these are ridiculously amazing when listened to isolated. Wow that is one of the most incredible performances I've ever heard.
marty cant be replaced ........
Kiko is pretty awesome, I mean he's not Marty but he's got chops and is probably the best Megadeth lead guitarist since Marty.
The King of the exotic scales
Marty Friedman is just one of the GOATs, Dimebag and Vito Bratta and I’d have my top 3
How he’s able to play so cleanly with this much gain in his tone is just amazing
Man, I wish more of these types of videos existed.
You deserve great things for doing this great thing.
Thank you....just thank you
I've always been hooked on 1:07
Amazing work by Marty as usual
best lead guitar in history
This might be the best video ever on youtube, thanks a million times
This should be an album unto itself.the man's a legend.thanks for putting this up😉
Thanks for posting this brother
These solos sound so way different when they're isolated. Hearing them with the tracks adds in so many extra notes that it turns out he's actually not playing at all. It's weird, lol.
I totally understand you! Its like you can hear things by sugestion!
Sometimes I think I'm hearing vocal melodies that I'm not.
Clean enough to be on record and raw enough to feel raw and real. Incredible guitarist
The take no prisoners solos are so cool
Very underrated song but one of the heaviest and most aggressive to me.
korhan soydan i dont think it’s underrated they play it almost every show. people must like it if he does that.
@@korhansoydan it's actually my favourite song on the record, next to Poison Was the Cure. I'm currently learning both on guitar. Rhythm down, currently working on solo for Poison Was the Cure
@@mennims well I wish you good luck on that solo, kindda one of the hardests! Those sweeps man..
@@korhansoydan much appreciated man, I'll probably post a cover on TH-cam of the whole song when I'm happy enough with how I play it. I personally don't think it's one of the hardest solos on the album tho but it is hard
Amazing to hear them alone, you realise these solos are beautiful pieces of music in their own right, you can hear the harmony without the other instruments.
That solo on Lucretia is just unfair. How can someone come up with something like that.
thanks for this, you can appreciate all those little details! ;)
To think he was capable of writing 5 minutes worth of this for one album. This is why he's the best in metal when it comes to solos.
Some solos are missing tho, totally agree that he is one of the best, same for Poland who had 7 minutes of pure shredding in Peace Sells
Dimebag is my favorite guitar player of all time, mostly because nobody on this planet can sound like him. Even when Dime played on someone else's rig as a live show guest he sounded unmistakably like himself. But holy shit am I glad that Mustaine took Marty instead and we got this eargasm of music. It's not just the notes he chose for the solos, it's how MARTY played them. Not even he can recreate that sound anymore. He must have been some sort of a trance while recording these legendary tracks and just busted a killer solos after a killer solo. Nobody will ever sound like that.
Marty and Dime are the best shredders of the late 80s/ early 90s scene by far. They both had incredibly tasteful note choice and great technique with Dime's signature scratchy picking and Marty's unorthodox sweeping patterns.
Marty said that he was told to tone down his playing or he'd risk never being able to play again (I'm going to assume it was tendonitis, but he didn't say) but he pushed through it to record Rust in Peace hoping it would be OK. Thankfully it was, but that shows you how much he was pushing his technique at the time.
These solos are so epic that when my TH-cam stopped accidentally, the solos kept going. .. 💪💪I could hear them without the video playing.
Thanks for sharing!
Man, Marty is amazing and Marty plays in the key of Marty. Also it is super cool that you do this. I have no idea how you isolate the tracks like this, but I imagine it is a bit of work so thank you.
I've been in awe of this entire album from start to finish, since I first heard it in 1991. Still has the same effect on me today. Absolute masterpiece from start to finish. Listening to these isolated tracks today, and with 30+ years of guitar playing under my belt, I'm still shocked at the genius of Marty Friedman. I'll never understand how he managed to get all of that musical vocabulary under his fingers and on tap at such a young age. It really is mind boggling.
How he comes up with these solos with all these notes that sound like they shouldn't fit but do superbly is beyond me! 🔥
EVH said that's what makes a great guitarist and it's why he rated Alex Lifeson so highly. However, Marty knows his music theory that's for sure. He's usually modally perfect.
¡Excelente recopilación!
I think this is his best guitar work in his career
*EL MEJOR GUITARRISTA DE MEGADETH*
One of the best metal albums of all time...
the heavy metal lead player goat
He is my Hero, best player ever !! Love every single note
His phrasing is so damn hard on the fingers.
I love it when newer guitarists just match the notes and timing of these solos and think they sound like Friedman. If you could make notes sing like this you'd be famous.
I agree, for fast solos like this, it's incredibly hard to duplicate the same phrasing and rhythm
Lol watch them try to imitate Chris Poland (lead guitarist on KIMB and Peace Sells)
ex-fucking-actly. i'm studying friedman for over 2 years now and only now i can say with confidence that my bends sound identical to marty lol
Dude, I've heard so many awesome guitarists at hole-in-the-wall's it's not even funny. There are actually thousands and thousands of awesome musicians that never become famous.
Fame is a perfect storm of events, it does not fall on just skilled people or hard workers, a huge part of it is the right place, right time. And that's uncontrollable.
one of the best videos in youtube
Speechless .
crazy how he just pulled all these solos out of his ass in like a month
This. is. fucking. gold! Thank you X 1000!
I absolutely L.O.V.E. the solo in 5 magics. Its so much fun to play, well all Marty's stuff is just magic imo!
This video is PURE GOLD
Marty has such a lovely vibrato.
Vibrato In time too.
For the 1% of people seeing this. You all are awesome and have amazing taste in music! And I have never people or any of my friends like this music. Love u people!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
That is an epic Legacy of Musicianship! Thanks Marty!
Megadeth is a great example of what happens when let proficient group of randoms collaborate on a record with fire hot ego leader at the helms. Just get together and shine
Amazing!!
Maravilloso, muchas gracias por compartir
Marty es un guitarrista que tiene todo, no conozco otro como el.
And can you believe he played most/some of the solos in a couple of takes with a injured wrist (or at least that's what I'm aware of, that's insane!)
And it was ALLL improvised on the spot. Wtf.
Beautiful🤯
thanks!
...and he just made HISTORY.
He has his own sound allways had
Wow this is 5 minutes of pure awesomeness
Amazing player. And you can hear that Duncan JB tone all over it. That's why it's such a damn great lead pickup. It really sings in the right hands.
I'm now going to chuck that in my RR2 Korean because of this comment
My favourite player, my inspiration to keep playing
Lucretia is my fav since mid 90s and still is.
There will still be people 50 years ago studying how to play like this and the other legends of this era, can’t say that for anyone else post 2000.
Isolating tracks like these, I think, gives a really important perspective to guitar players - almost all electric guitar records have some amount of slop in them, and yet these are some of the most famous solos of all time. Don't let perfect be the enemy of legendary.
The beautiful part is, it’s the extra noise and roughness and “slop” that contributes to the amazing and unique sound. His lead work on this album will honestly stand the test of time as some of the greatest guitar playing ever heard. And I’m not exaggerating, I really mean that.
@@rsb8380 Totally agree with this. And I think this is the issue with most recent metal. There's not enough 'slop'.
Lucretia and Five magics especially a long part are great. Although, i think each Marty solo is masterpiece.
Lucretia solo is the most underrated of all time
3:55 my favorite solo from the album!
how original, no one else does
It's amazing how youtube recognises the songs behind these solos.
That little burst of playing excellency in the Take No Prisoners solo at 2:06 is fucking gorgeous