If Marty Friedman Played METALLICA'S Lux Æterna
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- What would it sound like If Marty Friedman Played METALLICA'S Lux Æterna? Lord Bradley Hall recently redid the solo from Metallica's new track, saying he was "underwhelmed" with the original. As I listened, it felt like Bradley was channeling the POWER of Lord Marty Friedman of MEGADETH. Exotic/Erotic scales, dynamics and level 666 creativity. The question is, what's the secret to becoming a LEAD LORD? I deconstruct Bradley's take on Kirk Hammett's catastrophe and breakdown the Phrygian Dominant scale he's using. Middle eastern and far east scales are a staple aspect of Marty Friedman's style and sound. Learn more about these unique note choices in my FREE course BELOW muhahaha!
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I would suggest listening to Denis Pauna cover of the song, I like solo in there more
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Marty is probably the best with those odd bends. I love kikko but Marty is more memorable. Can't see Kirk using harmonic minor much.
Bradley's solo was 69% better than Kirk's.
I disagree. I think it was 420.69% better than kirk's
@@berriondo9615 mwhahahaha
No
I agree with this 420%
But it doesn't fit the song
Do something with Bradley Hall, pleeeeeeaaaaassssseeeeee!!!
Remember. You cannot solder without Flux Eterna.
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Lord Shred I would love to see you play a solo for Lux AEterna MUHAHAHA! 🤘⚡️🤘
But in the midle of the solo I'd like to see him fix his hair like Steve Vai.
Do ett
Hammet’s solo sound like Hammet, the same thing he’s been doing forever, but then again, it’s instantly recognizable. That ‘new’ solo had some nice elements but not all sections fitted together. Sounded like an exercise instead of a solo…
I agree 100%. It just sounds like a bunch of random sweep exercises that aren't really connected very well. I feel like it would have been much better if he just stuck to minor pentatonic with some slight deviation. I think it would also have been better if he had made clear sections to his solo instead of just busting all over the fretboard randomly 😂
I loved Bradley’s solo a lot more than Kirk’s. Just seemed like Kirk really phoned this one in.
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He’s been doing that for years now
Not pun intended.
He has sucks since. Well forever
Hall is more technical than Kirk, and I really like his playing, but I think it would be more relevant to create a 'better' solo but make it still sound like Kirk. The band is the band, otherwise why not get Guthrie to do it?
Hall is everything I dislike about white noise merchants who think they are really playing music..rather than it just being self indulgent masturbating on a plank of wood, with their fingers..
A good solo cannot sound like Kirk dude. Every solo that Kirk has that is good doesn’t sound like him, because for the last thirty years he’s sounded like shit
This is what I was thinking. Bradley came up with a killer solo but I don't feel like it really fit the song.
@@frantic32 how did it not fit the song?
@@johnp82 - It just doesn't jive with the song. And that's what gets under my skin about these guys who make these reviews. They put technique above whether a song/piece just fucking jams, and 9 times out of 10, they can't make music that just jams. Which is why they're on youtube and not touring/making records. A fleet of elitist snobs still haven't figured out that even heavy metal needs to have a groove and the people playing in your song gotta be in that groove.
Hall had none of that. All technique, no soul.
I expected more from Kirk after his amazing work with his Portals solo EP. It feels like he just doesn't even try in Metallica. Listen to his solo in High Plains Drifter. I feel like it's his best solo since Metallicas prime.
Thanks for de tip
I know right? his ep is full of sweep and melodic ideas, reminds me a lot of some 80s shredders.
Funny...so Kirk gets an E.P. yet Jason Newsted couldn't with Echo Brain ?
Didn't know he's got a solo EP. Thanks! I'll check it out.
Kirk has always had to do what James and Lars say. Kirk isn't really allowed to display his creativity in Metallica.
I'm glad you watch the Bean master as well, dude is hilarious
I don't mind Kirk not using a lot of scales in his solos, but god damn, the solo from this song doesn't tell you anything, it's all over the place... The first half was amazing, ngl, he was connecting the guitar licks pretty good, but then, was all messy, not a messy stuff you could listen and still like it, but a really annoying messy stuff.
Can't believe how Kirk did amazing solos before and now that he has more musical knowledge and experience, can't make a solo sound like is connected.
Agree. The problem isn't the scale/scales but the phrasing and melody. All the iconic solos from 80's and 90's are pretty much pentatonic stuff. Here he just goes million mph to nowhere.
Seems to me he just doesn't care to put the time in and actually write something interesting. It's exactly how you put it, hes not saying anything. You listen to the Blackened solo and hes telling a story and changing the feeling throughout
Good point , I wonder what freedom he had in the studio, to the average listener with little or no musical training that sounds amazing he's 80's guitar player when players cranked their amps turned up the gain put something together gave the mandatory face look at me I'm amazing the kids at the time would be in awe, at least Metallica is out with new music have to give them that , oh Shred Nickleback has new record HAHAHHAHAH ,
@@canadianintheukbrian but in the 80s you could tell he put time into the solos. lightning, master, justice, great solos. He's just got lazy, if you watch the making of the black album Bob rock had to force him to really spend a lot of time on solos. Its also funny because writing solos is the only thing he has to do in the studio, thats literally his job. If metallica didn't have a shit producer I can guarantee these news songs would all be bangers.
@@canadianintheukbrian also the shit Kirk's been saying lately is very odd, especially for someone in a metal band
His solo makes Kerry Kings solos sound good.
Nah thats pushing it lol
Kirk has the ability to write very good solos like Fade to Black, Creeping death, Master of Puppets and The Unforgiven. Even newer songs like The Day That Never Comes solo is amazing but as of late it's like he either doesn't care or he is just unable to write a good solo
Thing I never understood in master is why he changes up to f# minor before the rest of the band does, sounds weird
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I can't name a single memorable solo from Hardwired. And the album had a ton of killer riffs to solo over...
@@thrash1337 spit out the bone was good
I really like the new song but I am pretty sure Kirk is not writing his solos anymore and is just showing up and improvising his solos now.
The solo is almost identical, in some places, to the solo in hit the lights!
I know dick about music, but I know what I like and I like the song and I enjoy the solo. Yes, some pieces of it sound like old blitzes of the pentatonic scale or whatever, but he’s got that wobble sound thing and reeearrrr-reearrr part, so ya know, he’s trying to change thing up. Over all it’s a winner for me and I bet I am not alone.
"I know dick about music" yep....
Stay in your lane then chump. This solo was dogshit. And I say this as someone who physically owns the first 5 albums.
I love when John Petrucci gives these guitar lessons
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Although Bradley's solo is much more complex it's not that metallica sound
yes, metallica sound need more crazy rock n roll solos like kirk's.. not match for technical robotic monster solos
Agree !
100% agreed
If you wanna show off, you can put to shame all sorts of legendary guitar players, including Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, Tony Iommi, etc. IF technically complex solos were always the best. Which, obviously, it's not necessarily what happens. Eddie Van Halen played like a mother fucker, he was a virtuoso, and still, many of his solos are relatively easy to play. Because he wanted them to be like that.
+ 1. As a teen 'muh shred' used to impress me... but now, as a discerning old man... I want melody, vibrato and meaningful phrasing.
I guess every tuber is going to milk the new song to death .
It's funny how they either love the song or they want to bash on the song...but they ALL want to monetize the song for themselves.
I watched Beato and one or two others and won't watch any more. Go write and share YOUR OWN music you bunch of hacks.
Both solos aren't good....Hall's sounds like he's attempting to put a square into a circle....totally out of bounds with the lead riff. Technically good but just sounds totally off for the song.
Kirk's sounds like he is aware of the song itself. I like Kirk's better.
Right!
Halls solo is 10x better
Kirks is a phoned in shitty mess
Yeah it sounds good, but sounds like shit applied to that song lol
The funny thing is that people are portraying Hall's solo as "What if Marty Friedman played instead". Yeah, no. It is inspired by Marty, sure, but knowing how Marty actually plays, he wouldn't sound like that for Lux Aeterna. Hall just went with the most exotic notes he could think of. Marty would probably have stuck to Pentatonic with some exotic notes.
it's a throw away song, they were having a clean out and thought it was too good to never see the light of day.
Too bad they didn't do that with the main riff from "The New Song" from 2006
How is this a throw away song ? This is their single single for what they feel is best to be released to get everyone excited about the album, this is what they felt was worthy of everyone's ear holes, I have already lost hope in the new album 😔
I'm disappointed shred.
I always saw you as an objective metal head, but also inclusive. Heavy metal is supposed to beat up the bullies, not be the bullies.
I'm happy to hear new Metallica music 420%
Why don't you pick up your axe and play this solo yourself? Show us how easy it is.
If not, be a good metal head and stop bashing other metal musicians when we shld be banding together to take out Justin Bieber and MGK
"be a good metalhead" "we should take out justin bieber" lmfao your comment is so cringy that i honestly think you can't be older than 12
I think I'm the only one who liked the solo.
You def aren’t the only one
Yeah
Kirk already used that Phrygian Dominant scale on the solo of "Wherever I May Roam", but with the Wah pedal.😂
Kirk seems like a real nice guy, and has a cooler job than I ever will. But for god's sake, the guy has been a pro for 40 years and still sounds like the king of guitar center. Every solo sounds like cut and paste from the last one.
Since Hardwired yes, except Spit
How can he be inspired, when 21st century Metallica is just refurbished 80's Metallica? Kirk is a great musician, as his instrumental solo album shows. James Hetfield never evolved, and always plays the same riff padrons since freaking decades. If you are a fanboy who only listens to 20 metal bands, you'll love it. But if you are a complex musician, it's literally impossible to feel excited about playing solos over the SAME FREAKING RIFF PADRONS AND SOUNDS FOR DECADES!
@@HeathenDance Well, heres the thing, Hetfield did evolve, the problem here isn't the riff, it's the tone, is so significantly weaker than all of their other tones so it sounds "strange".
I like the solo
Hammett’s solo is exactly what he does especially since death magnetic
St anger solos are cool also 😁
Zakk Wylde uses the pentatonic scale religiously it certainly doesn't make him a bad guitarist and while I agree that kirk hammett has had his day and past his use by date that's more to do with his over abuse of the wah pedal and laziness in not applying himself to writing a solo on par with his earlier years! Regardless of any criticism the main factor is that Kirk gets paid regardless and he gets paid an eye watering amount case in point the album St Anger has a lack of guitar solo's on all the tracks on that release but guess what....... kirk still took home a huge pay check! Peace out all 🤘
Nothing wrong with Kirk’s solo. People shit on Kirk for no reason. He starts off shredding, goes into some epic whammy bar dives, that shreds again, whats wrong ?
When you listen a solo by Galneryus you'll understand why Kirk's playstyle is so uncreative and boring
I agree.
But it's YT. You have to play 27 notes per second. If you don't, the solo is not good enough for human ears 😉
Yea especially when Kerry king gets away with making his solos sound like he's choking a turkey to death,
@@lotsapasta0858 Megadeth's solos too have become lifeless, the aren't memeorable in the early marty days
@@deletedhero5579 sooooo true
Yep this video taught me that I discovered the E Phrygian dominant scale on my own and have been using it for a while now. Thank you shredmaster
People shit on Kirk but it don’t matter cause he plays infront of millions and other people make videos 😆😆😆😆😆
I love that you included Bradley's solo. Shredders helping shredders ♥️ currently trying to work my way through your patreon lessons so I too can mock lord Hammets technique. Muhahahaha!
What did you guys expect from a guy who's been improvising pentatonic solos for 20 years.
Improvement?
@@DM-sy4hg nah, you're not getting improvement from someone doing the same thing over and over. You need to reach out of your comfort zone to improve. Kirk is a one trick pony.
The guy is a fruit cake, Metallica needs fresh blood for better and more creative writing. Kirk should retire and give some room for better talent to step in. What a waste!
Pentatonic scales is good sounding and a very powerful scale, using it doesnt mean youre are technically poor, its just a mode that a musician chose to develop and improve. The fact that Metallica still lives until today with so many followers and very high album sales. Metallca as a band captured the hearts of millions, maybe the lead part may not sound appealing to you, as a whole, the band created tons of songs that are undeniably good that many can relate and appreciate.
Pentatonic is awesome :D
The song rips, James voice is killing it, its like Metallica doing Motörhead and there's nothing wrong with that, Kirk is Kirk that's the way it is, has never been my favourite guitar player but he's solos usually match the songs .
I think Kirk do the better job on the solo to their new song Lux Aeterna. Even if Kirk did not used so much shreddy notes but the quality of the tone, the tempo and the aggressiveness matches fully to the song.
That's part of the issue, Kirk's tone is not great on the solo - that opening lick sounds awful
Hall used the pattern of shredding techniques specially the sweeping licks but for me the tone melody of his own solo version doesn't fits exactly to the song lux aeterna. Kirk does the solo very simple but fearful.
A solo like Hall doesnt work on a metallica track. People can bash on the fact that Hammett relies too much on pentatonic but i mean look at other solos that are popular they are 90% all pentatonic its effective
I didnt like Halls solo. Just because it has sweep picking doesn't make it great.
@@PowerChorrd Yeah, his solo was cool, but didn't fit the track imo.
@@PowerChorrd I agree. Too much technicality and too little agressiveness
Well yeah but kirks suck
Yeah Bradley and his fucking sweeps doesn’t fit
I just dont get it why people are all of a sudden shitting on kirks lux eterna solo hes been at it since kill em all and its actually the most present in kill em all
I like Bradley, he is very skilled and talented, but I'm sorry. I like Kirk's solo better, and I don't care what scale he uses or how many notes per second he plays.
Fact !
But why? I think both are bad for different reasons. Technically brad’s is Better, but it just doesn’t fit Metallica’s sound.
Everyone bashing Metallica, kirk hammit,I hear a lot of jealousy , lighten up
Kirk is Kirk. He’s signature! He’s 60. Sounds like Metallica.
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Well after hearing the monstrous solos in Megadeth's new work, yeah this can be a bit lifeless. But it fits the song and in tone and attack. It suits Metallica on this track.
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The minute I heard that solo redone, my mind went to Friedman. Whenever I say " exotic" , I'm usually describing Marty. Now that said, let's give a shout out to lord Schenker for his subtle use of these scales as well. Listen for them, they are plastered all over his music. Time for you to open the vault on his playing and scales.
Ironically Kirk has mentioned Schenker a bunch of times in interviews as one of the guys that fascinated and influenced him early on. (Although the "influence" part refers more to the fact that UFO, along with the Scorpions, apparently made him interested in exploring a heavier sound).
Just got your course and I'm super excited to get started. Thank you. Quick question, what are your thoughts on reading music and learning songs and their entirety? Or is it better to learn parts of the songs?
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Kirk's plays solos to fit the songs groove. He has a low ego and doesn't want to away from the song by blasting Marty Friedman solos
I could only imagine being on Kirk's level and then have everyone shit on him. I guess we just forgot about all the other great solos of his.
How the hell you know all this is unreal I applaud anyone with this kind of knowledge about music scales modes etc superb stuff
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And told Kirk, to update his mind.
Lol Bradley would love that relief burp at the end of listening to his solo!
In my humble opinion, when it comes to art, it's all about the creator's feelings at the time of creating their work. It's not about pleasing people but demonstrating the creator's feelings at that moment. If pleasing people was the case, then people would go out of their minds and say "This is a commercial work. They go out of their way to keep their audience entertained, etc.". I'm not defending Kirk's solo on this song nor do I blame him. This actually reminded me of one of Dave Mustaine's interviews that I quoted below.
"Speaking of lead guitar, Dave, what’s your approach to soloing as a player and as a writer/producer?
Mustaine: When you live, breathe, and feel the song that you’re writing, the song pretty much tells you what it needs. I’m not a believer that a solo has to be shredding with a wang bar, though I think a lot of people do some really great work with that. I’m of the belief that a player like David Gilmour could do more with one note than some of today’s shredders can do with a dozen. On some of these solos that are ripping fast, you just hear rrrrrrrrrr. It’s like, “Man, come on!”"
Everyone’s talking about guitars but I don’t see anyone talking about the fact that travelling at 666,000,000 mph we’d reach the planet Shred (420,000,000,000 light years away) in 369,700,5.98,802 years time!!! I for one cannot wait.
Bradley Hall made a better solo in his channel for this song
Edit: spoke to soon lol
Kirk's solo is better... why? because Kirk is in Metallica, that's why.
I don't care what scale he is using. Sounds killer.
Man, are you joking ???? Friedman in metallica would be a insane thing
Meanwhile Load is already classic.
That Bradley solo sounds like Kiko had a hand in it.
I love the fact you are giving credits to other metalheads and lord Bradley
I like Kirk's solo. I also like Kurt Cobain's solo in Heart Shaped Box. They don't have to be musical masterpieces to be good.
I also have the sudden urge to watch Kirsten Dunst sing Turning Japanese.
don't have to hit the notes in time, don't even have to be in the same tonality, don't have to creative just hit random notes, don't be bound by "rules" of music right
@@skylacken Actually, no. They don't. Welcome to music.
@@skylacken You really just said rules and music in the same sentence...I thought we were done gatekeeping with Metallica but clearly not.
You should always make music to get the mood you're trying to tell, not whether you're playing the right notes from music theory
@@Kriegter Lol right all these youtubers shitting on something the average person including myself would find to be impressive just because it doesn't follow the rules of a guitar solo...or something like that I guess.
Kirk Hammett is one of the most proficient Phrygian/Phrygian Dominant users in metal music. He was one of the guys who introduced them since they were considered flamenco scales earlier. Solos like the thing that should not be, blackened, and wherever I may roam use it. The reason modern Metallica solos are so pentatonic based is because they're improvised. Kirk was always a pentatonic player, but he mixed natural minor, dorian, major, and phrygian, so it was more creative.
haters always say solo's kirk is all the same. lol
@@sulistyorini2335 urs is the best comment I've read in years tbh
I actually think they're both terrible lol
“I don’t know what scales I’m playing I just know it sounds like this” - Chads
I think the intention of this song (and potentially the album, hopefully) was to recapture Kill 'em All vibes from the main riff to the solo which obviously harkens back to the solos from that era (though if it was spicier, that would obviously be better)
He should have listened to Kill em all before tracking this solo then😄19 yr old kirk would have put a far better solo on this song.
Pentatonic scales is good sounding and a very powerful scale, using it doesnt mean youre are technically poor, its just a mode that a musician chose to develop and improve. The fact that Metallica still lives until today with so many followers and very high album sales. Metallca as a band captured the hearts of millions, maybe the lead part may not sound appealing to you, as a whole, the band created tons of songs that are undeniably good that many can relate and appreciate.
Kirk could do with going back for more lessons with Satriani. \m/
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If Friedman played it, I don't think that it would be MetallicA anymore. I would have to go outside just to see if the grass was still green and the sky still blue. It certainly wouldn't accomplish what they are trying to do, getting back to their roots. Pretty sure that wouldn't include sounding like Rust in Peace. Thanks, Shred
Pretty sure Wherever I May Roam was entirely in phrygian dominant, including and especially the solo.
In Lux Aeterna, Kirk recorded an improvised solo that he thought matched the vibe and feel of the song. Music is feel first, complexity last,. If you want to write a good song, you leave your ego outside and keep it simple stupid.
If Kirk wanted to write another Creeping Death solo, or another God that Failed solo he would have; he just chose not to. So let's not forget that.
Yes it's taste. Lets take the 60k views and 2k likes into account. So many jabs at the solo as couch warriors. Incredible work
Kirk has been playing like that since 1983 man give him a break.
It's like he took parts from 5 different solos and put them together. Still like it. But I like the song more than the solo
I think it’s deliberate…the song has that Motörhead Overkill vibe, so maybe it’s meant to have that raw sloppy vibe
good lord, you silly Metallica fans would bend backwards to come up with excuses for this band
@@gsr2084 they’d be the type to be like “st anger sucks on purpose you just don’t get it!!”
I still like the new song but the solo was boring
I kinda gotta agree, it feels kinda chaotic and so I feel like it works. Not saying it’s the best thing ever or the best solo that could have been played on the track but yeah I can definitely get the raw and sloppy feel of it. I’m cool with it
Yeah, kinda like that. Only, to me, it feels more evocative of their early Kill 'Em All days, when they still had that classic early 80s "denim and leather" aesthetic with a bit of the larger-than-life "dungeons and dragons"/"something, something Satan"(think Jump In The Fire and Metal Militia) on the side.
@@lotsapasta0858 if you think this about money for metallica they would literally never stop touring off their classics
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Bradley Hall rules.
Everybody has bad days. Sometimes mistakes are made. It's okay is everything still stands.
Another one of those songs ill have to surgically remove the solo from with mp3 cutter
Structure is extremely important and I think Kirks solos have always had great structure. Regardless of how technically proficient the “Marty Friedman” solo was, it didn’t sound good because it didn’t fit.
I used to have a hat like that, only with white letters.... I have no idea what happened to it 🤘😔
It’s a cool hat, sorry for your loss
Just for you kids out there, I knew the old spirit of metal was dead when the music scholars and intellectuals started analyzing metal bar by bar. Back in the day we had punk and metal to get away from this elitist, white collar nonsense and it acted as a big middle finger to them. Now a days we are no different. It started with the late 80s virtuoso movement, then grunge was the new middle finger, then the internet came and we have a new wave of metal scholars talking about modes and stuff actual great metal bands never cared about.
according to metallum, there are 89 thousand active metal bands right now, so i'd say the spirit of metal is alive and well. so stop trying to act like some sort of cringy metal historian, nobody asked for your """analysis"""
I loved Kirk's solo. Not many can alternate pick at Kirk's speed(many legato cheat and don't pick all notes) Marty is Mars volta and Kirk is tool.
Listen too Alex skolnick solos you’ll soon realise their are better bands and guitar players out there
@@James-hh1lqit's not a sport
Intetesting comparison. I saw Mars open for Perfect Circle. Of course, Mars destroyed.
@@James-hh1lq "you'll soon realize" 😆 🤣 😂
That's bollocks. Loads of people can pick as fast, or faster than Kirk. Even I can.
Lol, great and hilarious vid but at the same time very technical one. Great job, Scott.
Tbh, and I honestly have no idea about music theory at all, but me ears don't lie, I feel like the feel of the song is a homage to their early days, a super complex solo wouldn't go well with the relatively basic aspect of the whole song. Tell me if I'm wrong
It's a Kill 'Em All solo - basically all of Kirk Hammet's solos summarised into a single tribute.
if it’s a “Kill ‘em All” solo. than it’s more a Dave Mustaine solo than Kirk 🤓 so let’s all trash Mustaine shall we
Kirk used phrygian dominant on Where ever I may roam. Perhaps he has just forgotten it...
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I wanna ask a question to Shred a very important question. Should I start David Montgomery or rachaad white this week? 🏴☠️🚭🤽♂️
Thank god.. I thought I was the only one who thought this solo was horrendous
I was worried, i thought we don't hear Gross and disgusting 😂 thou i felt like we missed counter p-p-p-point
At first i thought it was the solo to Damage. Inc, lol
It’s an old school rock ‘n’ roll thrash song with an oldschool GarageBand solo.
Technically not a great solo, nor does it venture anywhere, but “even the most complex of minds needs the simplicity of play”
Well it's a harmonic minor scale palyed from note e . easier to understand
Hammett is Exodus and Metallica as Holt is in Slayer.
Megadexodusallica
Megaexotallica?
Found this vid in between watching economic disaster vids. Thanks for the laughs they are much needed.
Why is my guitar i built playing its self when watching this video?
@nicegram_Main_Shred nice
Now, we need a version of Lux without Hardwired drum track.
Highly enjoyable cheers dude
Kirk is a great gutair player I dig the solo
He really isn't, he's average at best....
@@MickH60he has some amazing solos in the old stuff
@@MichaelSmith-ti6qc Cuz it was his take on Dave Mustaine's solos 😂😂
@@henry247 Blackened. Dave Mustain didn't come near that shit, or Damage Inc, Master of Puppets all amazing solo's. That this Bradley could never come up with something as legendary as those solo's.
@@Atlas65 and the shortes straw!!! 100000000% incredible, dave no exist
I’d say his worst solo is the second on The Shortest Straw on AJFA. That fuckin thing is brutal and sounds like it’s in the wrong key.
Hall’s solo is amazing, but I still like Kirk’s. It’s got an old school vibe from 80’s Metallica. Not sure why people are hating on it so bad . Oh well
Dont know just because kirks solo in this isnt super technical it fits the song really well… the other guys solo honestly wasnt that good…so the answer to most people about why they think kirks solo isnt that great is because people seem to want complicated solos that dont fit the songs… these arent ajfa type songs so they dont need it
It’s strange how people criticize a band that has achieved things they will never be able to do themselves !
What program are u using to write out tab on the computer. I’m not tech Savvy I apologize for my stupid question
I have an idea . How about Bradley forms a band and outsells Metallica