The Song Within The Song...That's old school that only people that grew up with music from the era that he's talking about, and his peers reaching out to him came from and know all too well. So happy for Nuno and Extreme. They deserve all the accolades and attnention they're getting.
Pat was a few years ahead of me in H.S. Even then - his band was good. In Boston rehearsal - where 20 bands practiced - he was n a band called PINK. He invited my band into this small practice room - wowza.
Sick interview 🤘🏼 I’m still blown away at the fact that you get to interview these legends 😱😱😱. I was blasting RISE for my co workers at work TODAY!! It’s 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nuno has the rare ability Eddie had to inspire people who have never played because of his marriage of melody and feel while looking like a rock star. There are amazing players out there, but Nuno is able to go beyond a mere curiosity because his virtuosity is somehow relatable to more than guitarists. He always plays to the song like a hard rock Elliot Easton.
Awesome! That's exactly what was missing for these last several years, solos working for the songs! Rise was asking for a solo like that and Nuno made a master piece! There's a lot of great young guitar players out there in their bedrooms playing amazing things but this is going back to what a rock song should be and sound like!
Great interview! Always a pleasure to see/hear Nuno talk… The new album is receiving much deserved fanfare and it’s super seeing new interviews in support of its release. Can’t wait for June and hope a UK tour is eventually on the cards.
I remember an interview 20 years ago (already !) when Nuno said that *III Sides* would someday get the recognition it deserves... and I believe this is now gonna happen, inevitably.
Great interview! Thanks Derek! Your interviews are always very interesting and original. And you picked up my question about the Nele (I'm lili.coloring;), it's very cool! I just wanted to confirm to Nuno that, us Extreme fans, got the job done 😂: we said exactly what he was talking about telling people that what he does on Rise is what he has always done. And we named "Peacemaker die" for example. You can see these kind of comments everywhere. We are a big family 🤘😁 Get well soon Nuno, take care of your knee and I hope to see you on tour in Europe very soon too 🤘 Love you!
Thank you so much for submitting that fantastic question and for watching the episode! It’s supporters like you who keep the MOS wheels on the track! 🙏🎸🎸🎸
Novel guitar techniques are veritable Unicorns in this day and age. The Rise solo was one of those WTF moments in my listening/playing history to go along with Eruption, Cathedral, Yngwie, Nuno V1, Shawn Lane...and now Nuno again.
Nuno IS the greatest guitarist as of now. He really has no peer though maybe there're some that are close to him. He's a genius. In both composition and performance.
Numero Nuno! For you new Nuno fans, check out all of III sides to every story, which is Extreme's finest hour and one of the greatest albums of all time. Every second of that album is awesome!
I think what the Rise solo sparked was that thing where you not only aren’t sure if you could play it… It’s that you aren’t even sure what it is at all. That’s rare nowadays.
That rat thing that makes me always boosting with ds1 or od3 pedal. And now i dont like the feel and sound from any overdrive pedal for boosting. I got that from u nuno thnx for the great advice.
wouldve been better released back then. the rest of the world dont get extreme concerts, whereas we could get albums when we had all that time to kill.
Love the playing but it seems the mixing and mastering has gone full Nickelback. Sht don't even sound live anymore. Everyone is hating space. {reverb} Listen to their first 2 albums...
For all the newbies or less than good guitar players, don't think you can go out and buy a Marshall DSL 100 and sound like new Nuno. Work on your chops first.
'Bury those guys' ? .....'take them down' ? C'mon man 😔....Edward wasn't part of all that macho crap...Forget this 'winners' & 'losers' rubbish...That's like all the competitive ego stuff where Joe Perry refused to shake Ed's hand & gave him 'the shaft with his eyes' ...Or when Ritchie told poor Ed as an unknown player to f*ck off....Or the Jack Butler thing where the guitar is made to laugh at someone else's failure ...When Ed saw brilliant players he didn't feel threatened by them & a need to compete with them but felt INSPIRED by them. That's why ED tried to help Allan Holdsworth in his career with Warners (even if it didn't work out)....Forget my words. I'm nobody. But LISTEN to what ED said in 1984 in Guitar Player magazine & follow his positive example..... (quote) ' Now you know the basic ingredients of rock & roll, remember your playing should have feeling & taste..The goal to me is to make music,not always to play the machine gun type gunslinger stuff. To me music is about entertainment. You shouldn't be playing it to save the world or to show people how great you are... Its just supposed to make you happy, make you cry, make you get horny or whatever. If it doesn't do that, then its not music. And remember; You learn by making mistakes. Don't be afraid to try something new. If I'm thrown into an unfamiliar situation,such as playing with Allan Holdsworth, I don't panic. Sometimes I skin my knees , but most of the time I land on my feet. My Dad had a Dutch saying that puts it much better than I can: Translated into English, it means, Ride your bicycle straight through. If you screw up, KEEP GOING'. (unquote) 🙏👍
NUNO, the fact that he did this when he must have been in a lot of pain from a serious and complicated knee injury the day before. So much respect for him as a human being, apart from his guitar playing. Awesome man.
Regardless of players that can play more technical, what separates them from players like Nuno is substance, context, playing for the music/song and not simply to prove how many scales you can blast through in a millisecond. Nuno plays so tastefully and emotionally geared toward the entirety of each song that he manages to make good songs great. If you don't resonate with listeners, then who are you playing for but yourself and your ego. Nuno is cream of the crop in terms of intuition and musicality. Love this cat.
Another great interview! Nuno and Extreme are BACK and inspiring a new generation of guitarists and bands not to mention lighting a fire for guitarists like me who are passionate about guitar-based music and ROCK!!!
Needed a Neumann U87 with pop screen doubled through a Neve console panned L & R with noise gate & Rat pedal….😳😂 Actually, it is a bit distracting, the Beato interview was awesome! Beato had an easy interview! Nuno was very talkative!
Extreme have realised that with the glut of music, its very easy for an album to get lost in the mire. In the old days, there was less music being released, and when a band like extreme released a new album, it was a big event. Fans followed the release news excitedly, and had to have to the album on release day. I for one , recall the excitement of dropping the needle for the first time, and pouring over the liner notes and lyrics. They have clearly tried to create that with "6" and its definitely something i would love the music world to get back to... There was nothing like it! Streaming threw the baby out with the bathwater on that one...
That was a great interview in so many ways! Bravo! Nuno really summed it up so welll as did the comment that Steve Lukather made to him , because I believe that is just about how all us old timers felt.
If you guys like guitarists who play with technique from their hands and soul, like Nuno, allow me to recommend you the work from Big Wreck's Ian Thornley. Great, great guitarist. His solos on the song "You Caught My Eye" is pure ear candy.
When the distorted guitars hit in "That Song" that has to be some of the most epic heavy sounds ever caught. I mean, I think they're quad tracked but that tone is like a benchmark for me.
@@MoreMeRecording Yeah I get your point! The song is easy and melodic, but the guitars are so crunchy. And the low tuning just adds to the heaviness. It became the benchmark Big Wreck guitar sound, as you say, specially on their first two records..
And Ian sings his ass off on top of the guitar playing. Ian can do it all. Slide, Steve Morse style ripping solos and more. Big Wreck is amazing. Not to change the subject from Extreme. They deserve the attention.
@@chrislestermusic Many years ago, a friend of mine told me "Big Wreck has its own genre; it's elite rock. You need some musical knowledge to appreciate how good they are". Well, considering how underrated they are, I think he was kinda right! I hate the term, but in this case they're really underrated. Song writjng, production, vocals... Awesome band. And yes, I deviated from the topic, Extreme is back and they sound great! These songs scream for big venues. I just learned that Play With Me was featured on Stranger Things.
Great interview! Been a Nuno fan since I first heard "Mutha Don't Wanna Go to School Today" on the radio in September 1989. I instantly knew that this was a special guitar player that I was hearing.
I appreciate Nuno emphasizing that a solo has to service the song, i.e. IT NEEDS TO (ought to) EXIST WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE SONG IT IS A PART OF. Such a solid example/tribute to his musical sense; we can all cite tunes having a "cool" solo but comes across as ego-driven and results in a disjointed product. Can't wait for June 9!
Nuno just doing what Nuno does - great riffs and kick ass solos! I think people are hungry for, and appreciative of, good guitar solos as part of a rock song again. Solos constructed over key changes, breaks, syncopated parts with the rhythm section, and a crescendo are just an integral part of an awesome song in my humble opinion. 🤘😎
Finally somebody that ask good questions from a Guitar Player Perspective, love that includes technical aspects of guitar playing, gear, personal and musical ..plus casual and funny stuff...etc great job Masters of Shred
Great interview, but that was not the 5150 guitar that was recently auctioned for $4 million. That was the Hot For Teacher guitar, which was just a back up guitar used rarely on tour and was featured in the Hot For Teacher video (but not used to record the song- that was a 58 Flying V). The 5150 guitar belongs to Wolfgang now and would never be put up for auction. If a back up guitar that EVH gave away to Alex’s drum tech got $4 million then imagine how much the 5150 guitar could fetch at auction since it was his primary guitar from 1984 to 1990.
Awesome interview dude! Cheers What a guy and player Nuno is - also pretty funny too! Early on the notes about sitting in your bedroom or online playing guitar it’s so true! Been a long time since someone’s got up as a band and writing a song and blown the roof off!
I think he’s absolutely right about playing guitar solos that are melodic and fast! There are great players like Nuno, Satriani, Guthrie Govan, Steve Morse and Steve Vai that are all perfect examples of this! 🎸 🔥 🔥
I FINALLY just saw extreme in Glenside PA. They’re every bit of what I expected live and more. The talent level is unimaginable. But Nuno has that swagger reminiscent of VH and the inflection, muting, funkiness that grooves. I could watch him play all day. A true virtuoso.
A great example of a purely melodic solo that REALLY serves the song perfectly is Joe Perry's Living On The Edge... Those 2 first lines, simple major to minor... Just perfection.
Fantastic interview. There is a fine art to conducting an interview with space for answer and also leading for more information if the interviewee is hesitant. You did an outstanding job!
The Song Within The Song...That's old school that only people that grew up with music from the era that he's talking about, and his peers reaching out to him came from and know all too well. So happy for Nuno and Extreme. They deserve all the accolades and attnention they're getting.
Nuno is beyond awesome. Great musician, songwriter and a super cool human being to bott. Love his playing!
His philosophy on music, being true to yourself and working with your band is important.
I always say that Derek is so prepared with his interviews. He asks the questions we want asked as if we were sitting there part of the conversation.
OMG! That means so much to me! Thank you so much for all of your support and positive feedback! 🙏🙌🎸🎸
Nuno, Gary, Pat, and Kevin have blown us all away with the three releases. I can’t wait for the album to arrive in June. I’ve been a fan since 1989.
Pat was a few years ahead of me in H.S. Even then - his band was good.
In Boston rehearsal - where 20 bands practiced - he was n a band called PINK.
He invited my band into this small practice room - wowza.
@@seagullpoet He and Kevin also play in an Eagles Tribute band, I believe. That is cool that you went to the same high school.
@Mike Davis I am so jealous of your luck to hear it early!!! I can’t wait for June 9th!!!
Sick interview 🤘🏼 I’m still blown away at the fact that you get to interview these legends 😱😱😱. I was blasting RISE for my co workers at work TODAY!! It’s 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Happy you dig it bro! 🙏🎸 It’s been a wild ride! It seems like just yesterday we were tearing it up in Bautista’s class 😜🎸🎸
Nuno has the rare ability Eddie had to inspire people who have never played because of his marriage of melody and feel while looking like a rock star. There are amazing players out there, but Nuno is able to go beyond a mere curiosity because his virtuosity is somehow relatable to more than guitarists. He always plays to the song like a hard rock Elliot Easton.
Awesome! That's exactly what was missing for these last several years, solos working for the songs! Rise was asking for a solo like that and Nuno made a master piece! There's a lot of great young guitar players out there in their bedrooms playing amazing things but this is going back to what a rock song should be and sound like!
Great interview! Always a pleasure to see/hear Nuno talk… The new album is receiving much deserved fanfare and it’s super seeing new interviews in support of its release. Can’t wait for June and hope a UK tour is eventually on the cards.
All I can say is "III sides to every story". It will blow you away. Peacemaker die, cupids dead. The whole album is a journey.
I remember an interview 20 years ago (already !) when Nuno said that *III Sides* would someday get the recognition it deserves... and I believe this is now gonna happen, inevitably.
@@rallumonslefeu3451 So true. It is three albums in one. Classical (Queen), Mellow (Pink Floyd) and of course Heavy Rock (VH). I always promote it.
One of the most eclectic albums of its generation
ya funkiness mixed with technical n some groovy riffs he always likes to throw in pornografitti
Nuno is just an amazing person . I hope to meet him one day. I've heard he's very genuine and just down to earth and very grounded
Great job with this interview. Cool as hell
Great Interview. Nuno is amazingly talented. He brought old school rock back There are not many songs out with great old school guitar solos. ❤️🤟
Kudos to Nuno for Keeping it Real about "Rise" and the Solo... Honest and Humble, ...Bravo! 🤘
I hope, Nuno revives solos in gemeral! He is the Eddie of our time!
Great interview! Thanks Derek! Your interviews are always very interesting and original. And you picked up my question about the Nele (I'm lili.coloring;), it's very cool!
I just wanted to confirm to Nuno that, us Extreme fans, got the job done 😂: we said exactly what he was talking about telling people that what he does on Rise is what he has always done. And we named "Peacemaker die" for example. You can see these kind of comments everywhere. We are a big family 🤘😁
Get well soon Nuno, take care of your knee and I hope to see you on tour in Europe very soon too 🤘 Love you!
Thank you so much for submitting that fantastic question and for watching the episode! It’s supporters like you who keep the MOS wheels on the track! 🙏🎸🎸🎸
Great interview 🤘
Him and Vito Bratta were 2 of the best melodic soloists I've ever heard
I would add Jake E Lee to that
I would add warren Demartini too.
Marty Friedman
@@KickflipGnasty Marty has always been killing it 😎
@@ArtGuitarLTX he’s amazing 😎🤘🏼
It’s time for a resurgence of 80s!! 🤟🏻
FABULOUS episode! Thank you for this video, made my day. Now, I need to go practice!
This is a jem interview! Thanks Derek!
Novel guitar techniques are veritable Unicorns in this day and age. The Rise solo was one of those WTF moments in my listening/playing history to go along with Eruption, Cathedral, Yngwie, Nuno V1, Shawn Lane...and now Nuno again.
Nuno's mic rubbing the whole time is just killing me
Nuno IS the greatest guitarist as of now. He really has no peer though maybe there're some that are close to him. He's a genius. In both composition and performance.
Great interview. Subscribed!
Rock On Nuno😎💯🎸🔥🤘
It was the melodic nature of Nuno's guitar playing on the early Extreme albums that set the band apart from the very beginning.
Awesome!!! ✅🙏🏼
Thanks for that interview. Nuno's tone = Soul + Left hand Fingers + Right Hand Rythm !
Thats' all. That's why he's unique !
Great interview .. Thank You.
Levy's Leathers Right Height Guitar Strap with RipChord Quick Adjustment Technology is the (or one of them) adjustable strap. It's pretty neat...
Next week my students will play Get the Funk Out at musical essay 🤘🤘 Thanks Nino for all the good stuff
Great job!
Numero Nuno! For you new Nuno fans, check out all of III sides to every story, which is Extreme's finest hour and one of the greatest albums of all time. Every second of that album is awesome!
Great interview
I think what the Rise solo sparked was that thing where you not only aren’t sure if you could play it… It’s that you aren’t even sure what it is at all. That’s rare nowadays.
❤❤❤
Nice to hear a regular 6 string tuned standard playing hard rock.....
I use the dirty rat in a similar way its not just a filter, its a compressor. Really great interview, thanks!!
He doesn't have a "secret pedal". He explained it a thousand times already.
Context is very important.
The mic noise is killing this interview. But it was a good interview
Nuno Bettencourt eterno amor da minha vida te amo pra sempre meu rei meu tudo ❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Was this before the basketball game?
From 4:00 to 8:00, THAT is why I have NEVER heard Nuno play a solo that sounded forced or out of place! I LOVE #Rebel! Better than Rise honestly.
What scratchy mic?
nice interview..good vibe
bit noisy with nunos jacket
That rat thing that makes me always boosting with ds1 or od3 pedal. And now i dont like the feel and sound from any overdrive pedal for boosting. I got that from u nuno thnx for the great advice.
Loved both interviews: Nuno was great, but his jacket spoke tons!
I think other side of the rainbow has the best solo
Such a phenomenal solo! 🙌🎸🔥
Melodic+Shred solo -> Kee Marcello
Nuno is god
Freddie Mercury does interviews??
wouldve been better released back then. the rest of the world dont get extreme concerts, whereas we could get albums when we had all that time to kill.
Love the playing but it seems the mixing and mastering has gone full Nickelback. Sht don't even sound live anymore. Everyone is hating space. {reverb} Listen to their first 2 albums...
For all the newbies or less than good guitar players, don't think you can go out and buy a Marshall DSL 100 and sound like new Nuno. Work on your chops first.
Contact me Mr. Bettoncourt Douglas Snodgrass
'Bury those guys' ? .....'take them down' ? C'mon man 😔....Edward wasn't part of all that macho crap...Forget this 'winners' & 'losers' rubbish...That's like all the competitive ego stuff where Joe Perry refused to shake Ed's hand & gave him 'the shaft with his eyes' ...Or when Ritchie told poor Ed as an unknown player to f*ck off....Or the Jack Butler thing where the guitar is made to laugh at someone else's failure ...When Ed saw brilliant players he didn't feel threatened by them & a need to compete with them but felt INSPIRED by them. That's why ED tried to help Allan Holdsworth in his career with Warners (even if it didn't work out)....Forget my words. I'm nobody. But LISTEN to what ED said in 1984 in Guitar Player magazine & follow his positive example..... (quote) ' Now you know the basic ingredients of rock & roll, remember your playing should have feeling & taste..The goal to me is to make music,not always to play the machine gun type gunslinger stuff. To me music is about entertainment. You shouldn't be playing it to save the world or to show people how great you are... Its just supposed to make you happy, make you cry, make you get horny or whatever. If it doesn't do that, then its not music. And remember; You learn by making mistakes. Don't be afraid to try something new. If I'm thrown into an unfamiliar situation,such as playing with Allan Holdsworth, I don't panic. Sometimes I skin my knees , but most of the time I land on my feet. My Dad had a Dutch saying that puts it much better than I can: Translated into English, it means, Ride your bicycle straight through. If you screw up, KEEP GOING'. (unquote) 🙏👍
I wouldn’t have ever thought that one day I’d see a Freddie Mercury on steroids interviewing Nuno Bettencourt 😂❤️
Whoever mic'd up Nuno needs firing.
I’m expecting sort of “a night at the opera” kind of album. Just all corners of musical inspiration poured into this record.
This guy could go places if he took lessons.
NUNO, the fact that he did this when he must have been in a lot of pain from a serious and complicated knee injury the day before. So much respect for him as a human being, apart from his guitar playing. Awesome man.
Great interview! 💚🎸
Regardless of players that can play more technical, what separates them from players like Nuno is substance, context, playing for the music/song and not simply to prove how many scales you can blast through in a millisecond. Nuno plays so tastefully and emotionally geared toward the entirety of each song that he manages to make good songs great. If you don't resonate with listeners, then who are you playing for but yourself and your ego. Nuno is cream of the crop in terms of intuition and musicality. Love this cat.
Another great interview! Nuno and Extreme are BACK and inspiring a new generation of guitarists and bands not to mention lighting a fire for guitarists like me who are passionate about guitar-based music and ROCK!!!
Thanks so much brother! 🙏I’m happy you enjoyed it and I couldn’t agree with you more!🎸🎸🎸
So insightful and intimate. He’s very well spoke, almost scientific !
Boston’s finest.
Sad that a great interview is ruined by bad audio. Whoever 🎤 up Nuno should be sent home with no lunch.
Yeah, they tried to hide the mic and got all the fabric movement sandwiched between his shirt and jacket - just a bonehead sound guy.
@Vincent Junio er, perhaps you should. bad audio doesn't mean you can't hear something 'fine'.
Could be fixed in a matter of a minute with Izotope RX. Derek, hit me up! 😂
They’re talking, they weren’t recording a track. You can hear the fabric because he’s moving and not sitting still. It’s adequate for a conversation.
Needed a Neumann U87 with pop screen doubled through a Neve console panned L & R with noise gate & Rat pedal….😳😂
Actually, it is a bit distracting, the Beato interview was awesome! Beato had an easy interview! Nuno was very talkative!
Thanks for the great interview. What a great all around musician.
Banshee got that classic Aerosmith vibe.
Extreme have realised that with the glut of music, its very easy for an album to get lost in the mire. In the old days, there was less music being released, and when a band like extreme released a new album, it was a big event. Fans followed the release news excitedly, and had to have to the album on release day. I for one , recall the excitement of dropping the needle for the first time, and pouring over the liner notes and lyrics. They have clearly tried to create that with "6" and its definitely something i would love the music world to get back to... There was nothing like it! Streaming threw the baby out with the bathwater on that one...
That was a great interview in so many ways! Bravo! Nuno really summed it up so welll as did the comment that Steve Lukather made to him , because I believe that is just about how all us old timers felt.
Got my Extreme concert tickets... Can't wait to see them again!
If you guys like guitarists who play with technique from their hands and soul, like Nuno, allow me to recommend you the work from Big Wreck's Ian Thornley. Great, great guitarist. His solos on the song "You Caught My Eye" is pure ear candy.
He kind of reminds me of vintage Pat Travers' blues phrasing, with some extra flair occasionally thrown in. Tasty 💪
When the distorted guitars hit in "That Song" that has to be some of the most epic heavy sounds ever caught. I mean, I think they're quad tracked but that tone is like a benchmark for me.
@@MoreMeRecording Yeah I get your point! The song is easy and melodic, but the guitars are so crunchy. And the low tuning just adds to the heaviness. It became the benchmark Big Wreck guitar sound, as you say, specially on their first two records..
And Ian sings his ass off on top of the guitar playing. Ian can do it all. Slide, Steve Morse style ripping solos and more. Big Wreck is amazing. Not to change the subject from Extreme. They deserve the attention.
@@chrislestermusic Many years ago, a friend of mine told me "Big Wreck has its own genre; it's elite rock. You need some musical knowledge to appreciate how good they are". Well, considering how underrated they are, I think he was kinda right! I hate the term, but in this case they're really underrated. Song writjng, production, vocals... Awesome band. And yes, I deviated from the topic, Extreme is back and they sound great! These songs scream for big venues. I just learned that Play With Me was featured on Stranger Things.
Great interview! Been a Nuno fan since I first heard "Mutha Don't Wanna Go to School Today" on the radio in September 1989. I instantly knew that this was a special guitar player that I was hearing.
I appreciate Nuno emphasizing that a solo has to service the song, i.e. IT NEEDS TO (ought to) EXIST WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE SONG IT IS A PART OF. Such a solid example/tribute to his musical sense; we can all cite tunes having a "cool" solo but comes across as ego-driven and results in a disjointed product. Can't wait for June 9!
Nuno just doing what Nuno does - great riffs and kick ass solos! I think people are hungry for, and appreciative of, good guitar solos as part of a rock song again. Solos constructed over key changes, breaks, syncopated parts with the rhythm section, and a crescendo are just an integral part of an awesome song in my humble opinion. 🤘😎
Very humble. If you ain't humble nothing matters
Finally somebody that ask good questions from a Guitar Player Perspective, love that includes technical aspects of guitar playing, gear, personal and musical ..plus casual and funny stuff...etc great job Masters of Shred
Thanks so much for the kind words! That means a lot to me! 🙏 Happy you enjoyed the episode! We have a lot more coming up soon😬👍🎸
Great interview, but that was not the 5150 guitar that was recently auctioned for $4 million. That was the Hot For Teacher guitar, which was just a back up guitar used rarely on tour and was featured in the Hot For Teacher video (but not used to record the song- that was a 58 Flying V). The 5150 guitar belongs to Wolfgang now and would never be put up for auction. If a back up guitar that EVH gave away to Alex’s drum tech got $4 million then imagine how much the 5150 guitar could fetch at auction since it was his primary guitar from 1984 to 1990.
Nuno smoked a few joints before the interview. 😅
Awesome interview dude! Cheers
What a guy and player Nuno is - also pretty funny too!
Early on the notes about sitting in your bedroom or online playing guitar it’s so true! Been a long time since someone’s got up as a band and writing a song and blown the roof off!
I think he’s absolutely right about playing guitar solos that are melodic and fast! There are great players like Nuno, Satriani, Guthrie Govan, Steve Morse and Steve Vai that are all perfect examples of this! 🎸 🔥 🔥
Nuno’s jacket was great during this interview. 😂
The band extreme kinda sucks
I FINALLY just saw extreme in Glenside PA. They’re every bit of what I expected live and more. The talent level is unimaginable. But Nuno has that swagger reminiscent of VH and the inflection, muting, funkiness that grooves. I could watch him play all day. A true virtuoso.
A great example of a purely melodic solo that REALLY serves the song perfectly is Joe Perry's Living On The Edge...
Those 2 first lines, simple major to minor... Just perfection.
Just discovered your channel brother 🤘good to be here
Great interview. So many good points he makes. In fairness he has been making them for 30 years.
Saw them live in belfast eons ago. Still kicking ass.
Extreme and Winery Dogs world tour 👍🙏🤘
Great interview with Nuno 100% relaxed,,I agree Banshee and its video are what the world has needed for an age,,outstanding rock
track, love it ❤
Fantastic interview. There is a fine art to conducting an interview with space for answer and also leading for more information if the interviewee is hesitant. You did an outstanding job!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback! I’m so happy you enjoyed it as much as we did shooting it! 🙏🙌🎸🎸🎸
Amazing interview Derek! Awesome 👏🏻
Nuno is just a master guitarist....the end.
Nuno é o cara! 🎸🔥
What happened to his face?
Hell yeah, Nuno. Serve the song. Truth.
Awesome interview, Derek. Thanks for keeping the shred alive in IG too. I always look forward to your posts!
Omg Stiff!!!!!!!! That was my favorite from the Pop1 album. Would love to see it live!
A solo used to be a "song within a song" as he says. It makes an instrumental break or solo even more influencial in my opinion.