Bruce is a low key legend. He really covers most of the essentials for good playing habits. On a side note: ADA MP1 is the official voice of 80s -early 90s hard rock. I regret selling mine.
These guys liked it because it as very controllable and had very high clarity. I knew a lot of these people back then. After Racer X Jeff Martin, their vocalist, went back to drums and played with a few bands including Jake E. Lee's Badlands. I jammed with him right before he joined Badlands to replace Eric Singer who in turn preplaced Eric Carr in Kiss after he died. Anyhow, the guitar player for this band Jeff was in, who was always two hours late for rehearsal, had an MP1 at this studio. I'd plug into that or a modded Laney AOR and jam with them till their super ego guitar hero showed up, a real nobody with a very bad attitude. The gain of the MP1 was fantastic.
Met Bruce in Amarillo, TX as they were passing by on tour with the Scream. He has always been my favorite guitarist. After meeting him, and what a nice person he is, only furthered my respect and admiration of him.
This was some of Kevin Bacon's finest work. A lotta people lost track of Kevin for a minute after Footloose, but those of us who were real big fans knew all about this "Bruce" role and we thought it was well worth an Oscar nod. Sadly, the Academy didn't see it that way, but the shredders still remember this with great fondness. Shred on, Kevin... uh... Bruce!
I needed this video when i was younger..so much to learn but i thought everyone just played the pentatonic scale..well hendrix and page actually do play mostly that but learning metal gotts know all these scales
Wow my ada preamp got fried from a power surge when lightning hit my satellite years ago. Loved that thing because I could sync each channel with my effects and Roland Dep 5 delay and reverb. Was so simple to use and had a great sound.
i had this video when i was a kid and never could understand the modes section. nostalgia brought me here today & now that i understand modes, i see why this confused me - the fret diagrams are upside-down and backwards (to how they are conventionally displayed elsewhere).
Bruce is a great guitarist I always thought he was better than Paul as far as melodic rock goes. Don't get me wrong Paul Gilbert is an excellent guitarist. I prefer Bruce's guitar work
Does this video exist anywhere where the shapes aren't in reverse? talk about confusing.... that would be enough to make any aspiring beginner give up. A lot of good stuff here, but the screen images need to be displayed correctly.
Гостья салона .. Мне видится образ такой бархатистый, что я не могу отыскать нужный слог! Все буквы речей так умны, шелковисты. В кофейных спиралях волос ветерок. Уверен, улыбку встречают взаимно, ладони хотел бы держать бы сам Бог, а имя с судьбою могли быть стать гимном, шаги её вхожи в различный чертог. Слова, как глотки итальянского грога. Меха, словно пропуск в хоромы царей. Волшебно звучат осторожные ноги. Каштановый взгляд - малакон средь теней. Художник, смотря, расписал бы капеллу! Но гостья уходит в осеннюю даль, оставив гадать в состоянии хмеля... Она - незнакомка. И это так жаль...
I always loved racer x but i really can understand which Guitarist playing the solos ,Bruce and Paul lead guitar style is almost exactly the same .Im always wondering whos copying who
Both are IMO just as great. On "Second Heat" all the solos are just brilliant, and fit together seamlessly. Maybe Paul was slightly faster picker (?), but it's not always about the speed. And Bruce could hold his own. Two face-melting guitarists in the same band, that is VERY rare
Whats up with the scale charts being shown? Those aren't what he is playing? And they definitely aren't the mode shapes. He is also tuned down a half step I believe
I swear, this video is sabatage lol because all the players when this would have came out that would have studied this, would be playing scales backwards according to the backward diagrams they put up, Swapping Aeolian and Ionian, And on top if that, playing in a lower tuning than standard while showing standard backward diagrams.. Was the purpose to make money and thin the guitarist herd at the same time?
yawn, this boring comment again. you just don't like the music dude. if you like it, it inspires emotion. most of the stuff people list with "emotion" is corny cheese-dick dad blues. it doesn't have any more or less "feeling," that's just an association you've given it.
@@shaunmcinnis1960 sound like they are recording the room not the cab. These are very low budget videos not studio sessions. It’s all about the lesson.
Bruce is a low key legend. He really covers most of the essentials for good playing habits.
On a side note: ADA MP1 is the official voice of 80s -early 90s hard rock. I regret selling mine.
AdA Mp1 Quadraverb, BBE maximizer Mosvalve 500 was my rig, still have it to this day, semi retired it
You can find them on ebay for very reasonable price.
I regret never buying one. I went with the Marshall JMP-1 and was disappointed by its feeble lack of gain.
These guys liked it because it as very controllable and had very high clarity. I knew a lot of these people back then. After Racer X Jeff Martin, their vocalist, went back to drums and played with a few bands including Jake E. Lee's Badlands. I jammed with him right before he joined Badlands to replace Eric Singer who in turn preplaced Eric Carr in Kiss after he died. Anyhow, the guitar player for this band Jeff was in, who was always two hours late for rehearsal, had an MP1 at this studio. I'd plug into that or a modded Laney AOR and jam with them till their super ego guitar hero showed up, a real nobody with a very bad attitude. The gain of the MP1 was fantastic.
I got one at a garage sale with the 100 watt matching stereo power amp for $30. That's not the best find I've found but a no brainer!
Had the privilege of jamming with him back in 88 at MI
Some of the most best guitarists are the ones that are willing to share their equipment their knowledge
Anyone else notice boxes are backwards lol. WHAT A RELIEF I thought he had some exotic thing I had to learn. Either way. Bruce is the man!!!
@Bob Ravenscraft what do you mean the boxes are backward?
@@cozycooke2040 the scale diagrams are not correct
They're displayed as if the patterns were laid out on the fretboard as he's playing them.
8:13 Phrygian 8:00 d Dorian aka melodic minor 6:32 a aeolian aka natural minor.) neoclassical
Jazz 8:30
8:50 shred lick 😊
Took me awhile to work out his images are backwards and upside down to normal tab.
dorian is not melodic minor
Met Bruce in Amarillo, TX as they were passing by on tour with the Scream. He has always been my favorite guitarist. After meeting him, and what a nice person he is, only furthered my respect and admiration of him.
I watched this video, now im due for questioning by the FBI, oops
TH-cam, the most legal illegal website on the internet.
Back when talent & skill was a nessecity
Reminds me of Yngwies blues. Glad I found this!!!
Me too! First thing I thought. I wonder if one influenced the other? I’m just now learning about Bruce.
Bruce and Paul were a perfect duo like glen & kk , murray and smith .
Thanks you so much for this! I was actually looking for this a couple of months ago. Bruce is such a great guitarist!
Me too. This great intro
Those ada mp1’s are the sound of legends!
41:20
Scarified
by Racer X (Paul Gilbert)
This was some of Kevin Bacon's finest work. A lotta people lost track of Kevin for a minute after Footloose, but those of us who were real big fans knew all about this "Bruce" role and we thought it was well worth an Oscar nod. Sadly, the Academy didn't see it that way, but the shredders still remember this with great fondness. Shred on, Kevin... uh... Bruce!
I thought he looked more like Randy Rhoads than KB.
He may be a great player, but man those old rack systems sounded so good. Warm, thick and natural
Excuse me?
@@ic_clearly not you, the rack systems ;)
I needed this video when i was younger..so much to learn but i thought everyone just played the pentatonic scale..well hendrix and page actually do play mostly that but learning metal gotts know all these scales
Wow my ada preamp got fried from a power surge when lightning hit my satellite years ago. Loved that thing because I could sync each channel with my effects and Roland Dep 5 delay and reverb. Was so simple to use and had a great sound.
Did I hear him correctly say at the beginning he ran 9 quad boxes when he played live?
Basic but good stuff for starting out. Great upload
wow....did we ever have enough treble on our guitars back in day??
You could play for 50 years relentlessly and not get this good. He was an awesome and talented player.
Great playing he's a master of the guitar unbelievable good great
Great video but the chart at 5:35 always drove me crazy- it should say A Aeolian, not A Ionian
One of the best VHS videos made on 3NPS fretboard visualisation
31:00 dominant sweep
안녕하십니까.정승현입니다.
좋아요,구독을해드렸습니다.
동영상구성을 잘해주셨습니다.
오늘도 좋은하루되십시오.
늘 건강하시고,행복하십시오.
정승현이었습니다.
저는 한국인입니다.
So underrated shredder 😔
I've always preferred his style to Gilbert. I've seen them both live with Racer X many times.
5:53 The A is Aeolian not Ionian!!
i had this video when i was a kid and never could understand the modes section. nostalgia brought me here today & now that i understand modes, i see why this confused me - the fret diagrams are upside-down and backwards (to how they are conventionally displayed elsewhere).
14:49 dominant blues scales
This is amazing!! Thank you!!🎸🎸🎸💥👍👍😍😃
Thanks for share man... Bruce si an wesome guitar player...
Una reliquia este video muchas gracias!!!
underrated
Miss my ADA MP-1 and MP-2....but I love my Kemper :)
Were you able to profile/copy an exact sound as the ADA settings?
@@Thelearner1000 I sold them to get the Kemper so I wasn't able to profile. I believe there are some available though. No regrets.
Thanks for posting!
Bruce is a great guitarist I always thought he was better than Paul as far as melodic rock goes. Don't get me wrong Paul Gilbert is an excellent guitarist. I prefer Bruce's guitar work
Bruce also stepped up their songwriting.
thx for the upload, i was looking for this.
Happy watching bro.. 👍
Arpeggios at 22:22
Does this video exist anywhere where the shapes aren't in reverse? talk about confusing.... that would be enough to make any aspiring beginner give up. A lot of good stuff here, but the screen images need to be displayed correctly.
But what powers the cabs?I didn’t see a power amp in the racks.
Que joyita de video. 💚
Wow 😍
Thanks you so much for this! I
I will absolutely sub your channel for this gem!!!
Thanks bro... 🤘🙏
He was awesome in footloose
SALUDOS DESDE LIMA PERÚ
I used to have this video decades ago. I used to say I'll never be able to play like that lol.
that juan alderete on bass right?
Yep !!!
BRADLEY HALL \m/
24:00 sweeps 🧹38:00
I still have this video!
Hi,good quality?
@@playscroll I had a friend transfer it from vhs to DVD.
@@DaveSteele07 You can share with me or trade??thanxs for you answer
@@playscroll it's pretty much the same quality as this video. I think you can download it from TH-cam.
It appears that, in the printed modes chart at 5:37, some bonehead mislabeled A Aeolian as Ionion.
Гостья салона
..
Мне видится образ такой бархатистый,
что я не могу отыскать нужный слог!
Все буквы речей так умны, шелковисты.
В кофейных спиралях волос ветерок.
Уверен, улыбку встречают взаимно,
ладони хотел бы держать бы сам Бог,
а имя с судьбою могли быть стать гимном,
шаги её вхожи в различный чертог.
Слова, как глотки итальянского грога.
Меха, словно пропуск в хоромы царей.
Волшебно звучат осторожные ноги.
Каштановый взгляд - малакон средь теней.
Художник, смотря, расписал бы капеллу!
Но гостья уходит в осеннюю даль,
оставив гадать в состоянии хмеля...
Она - незнакомка. И это так жаль...
His guitar is down tuned, 6:36 that's G# Aeolian not A Aeolian, everything is a half step down.
They made all thoses videos at the same sessions with Scott drum video ?
Is there a official blu-ray of this? Would love to see this in perfect quality...
That is like watching Gone with the wind in HD. It's not any better...
@@scottashe984 Film is better than hd BTW.
i have the ADA pre amp in my plug in stand alone
I always loved racer x but i really can understand which Guitarist playing the solos ,Bruce and Paul lead guitar style is almost exactly the same .Im always wondering whos copying who
I have heard so much Paul that I know when is not him, he has a very particular attack and some common patterns.
Bruce was a student of paul
@@Nissardpertugiu ohh that explains a lot! Thanks for the info
Both are IMO just as great. On "Second Heat" all the solos are just brilliant, and fit together seamlessly. Maybe Paul was slightly faster picker (?), but it's not always about the speed. And Bruce could hold his own. Two face-melting guitarists in the same band, that is VERY rare
1986
12:45 the start
9 4 x 12 cabinets...at the local Hollywood gig...
23:00
THEE MAN
14:46 30:00
Arpeggio diagrams look like incorrect or I’m wrong ?
nope your not .
His set at the Holiday Inn on Thursday during happy hour is good too. Seems down to earth and drinks are half price
Whats up with the scale charts being shown? Those aren't what he is playing? And they definitely aren't the mode shapes. He is also tuned down a half step I believe
The chart shown from up to down. Not down to up where we used to be reading
@@MuscularMetal666 oh yeah i see it now. He put the chart the same way his guitar is showing on camera
16:39
37:38
7:51 c major
A Aeolian 5:38 I guess back then they didn't proof read much
He did not say that he was tuned down a half step.
8:00
Scott Travis playing the blues........is a little bit like a Formula 1 car.......doing 25 miles an hour !!!!!!!
The scale diagrams are upside down.
Looks like they got George Lynch to sub in for Paul 😂
8:20 neoclassical
I can't believe he doesn't use the Eventide on anything...wooow
His other video shows different scale patterns than most. Copy them U WILL
Bradley Hall 👏🤣
super distortion box? check. super reverb box? check. LOL
His equipment looks like something you find in the garbage or at a pawns shop for 50$ these days ...lol
I swear, this video is sabatage lol because all the players when this would have came out that would have studied this, would be playing scales backwards according to the backward diagrams they put up, Swapping Aeolian and Ionian, And on top if that, playing in a lower tuning than standard while showing standard backward diagrams.. Was the purpose to make money and thin the guitarist herd at the same time?
"I run nine 4x12 cabinets"... Oh the fabulous 80's!!! Wait, what did you say? Sorry, can't here you, what? Man, is loud! What?....
話始めの舌打ちが気になる
Scott looks sooo bored !!!!!
Nah, that's just the way he plays. Very relaxed and chill. Watch him in Priest.
not enough reverb
they have not invented noise gate yet back then
Hush 2 is the gate
9 4x12’s hahahahaha wtf who has room for 9 4x12’s.
0.0012% emotion/feeling
99.9988% technique
yawn, this boring comment again. you just don't like the music dude. if you like it, it inspires emotion. most of the stuff people list with "emotion" is corny cheese-dick dad blues. it doesn't have any more or less "feeling," that's just an association you've given it.
Yes I am your GOD, my pickups were hand wired by Tony Blair, he didnt ask twice Did what he was told. These guitars are made of chinese ancient Oak
Monster player but that tone is awful, slathered in all that verb is just over the top.
Dont know whats worse that guitar tone or the bass players booties.
Your comment is LOL
He may be a great player but... man, those old rack systems sounded like crap. Cold, brittle and processed.
Agreed, But todays processors kick butt, as you may know...
At that time, 40 years ago, it was the top of the range, as today we have Kemper, Fractal, etc. Time goes by fast, buddy. very fast.
Don"t forget what it was recorded on too. These guys sounded amazing in real life. They were the pioneers of what you enjoy today,.
@@shaunmcinnis1960 sound like they are recording the room not the cab. These are very low budget videos not studio sessions. It’s all about the lesson.
so boring. he could at least throw in cool licks in between all those slow and mundane shapes.
it will never be yngwie
this guitar sound 💩💩💩💩
32:42
8:23