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Close but he wasn’t a teenager when he took those lessons, early twenties I don’t remember if it was between lightning and puppets or puppets and Justice but I believe it was the latter and why his solos were absolutely insane on AJFA
@@Daniel-sx6vc Not true. He took lessons from Satch either when he was in Exodus or even before that - I've read dozens of interviews with Kirk because he was my favorite player when I was learning guitar as a teenager, so I know this for a fact. But perhaps he took more lessons from Joe at a later time as well.
thanks, my 12 year old daughter is learning music theory atm. She only knows Metallica from hearing so much from me playing it (my 10 yr old son loves ride and master, yay), I was talking about scales and this popped up. I LOL'ed with the e minor pentatonic scale "every Metallica song", I get it heh heh, good stuff, thanks for the laughs
Yes, he used to write good solos. Lately, not so much. He can't improvise well and has an absolutely irritating vibrato to my ears, but he sure had some memorable lines on albums from 91 back.
@@valleyforgeaudio8618 I liked his work on Load and ReLoad. His fills on those albums are grossly overlooked. He has some killer solos on Death Magnetic and Hardwired. I obviously like him more than you and that's fine. We all have options and preferences.
@@anonamos8129 as much as I love his later stuff, I agree his solos peaked in Justice. My favorite one from that album personally is the title track's solo. Something about solos in F# just makes me like them more.
I really like this format of video. It's excellent. Ya show the scale nice and even mention the magical chords that work with a given scale. These are the true secrets to riffage.
It's a fuckin blast goin through all these videos etc and revisiting the art of guitar. I had been winging it for too long. Can already tell that sticking with your lessons is gonna unlock some greatness.
So, that's counterpoint. Well, I do it always when creating riffs. Without being aware doing it. Anyways, I appreciate the content you've always shared to us. I feel like I'm turning into Bach now. Whahaha 😆🙌
@@ShredmasterScott Not necessarily - Electric Funeral is a killer riff, and it's played in single notes. And there are many other Sabbath and Metallica riffs that use single notes mixed with chords.
constructive: You're in between cartoonish edits and laughing distract quite a bit from the video. In some parts of feels more like babysitting than learning. The use of live feed videos also doesn't help because the clearest example would obviously be the album version. What I was hoping for was clean and concise examples. if you were to actually play along with the song with the notes on the screen while you were playing that would make the association with the scale a lot better than just playing it. Overall good video.. You're just working too hard. We already like you brother.
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Shred, thank you for counterpoints.
It’s probably the most important aspect of this lesson for generating musical ideas 💡
@@ShredmasterScott Master Shred, can you do a some more serious lesson on counterpoints?
I love the B cup Areola scale! 😁
And the F Phrygian Dominatrix scale 😎
@@hinjurock70 And the Licks-a-labia with tongue tapping. 😂
Kirk knows a lot of scales - he took lessons from Joe Satriani as a teenager.
Close but he wasn’t a teenager when he took those lessons, early twenties I don’t remember if it was between lightning and puppets or puppets and Justice but I believe it was the latter and why his solos were absolutely insane on AJFA
@@Daniel-sx6vc
Not true. He took lessons from Satch either when he was in Exodus or even before that - I've read dozens of interviews with Kirk because he was my favorite player when I was learning guitar as a teenager, so I know this for a fact. But perhaps he took more lessons from Joe at a later time as well.
Kirk's face when he's told every song must be played in B flat major 😳
Muhahaha
thanks, my 12 year old daughter is learning music theory atm. She only knows Metallica from hearing so much from me playing it (my 10 yr old son loves ride and master, yay), I was talking about scales and this popped up. I LOL'ed with the e minor pentatonic scale "every Metallica song", I get it heh heh, good stuff, thanks for the laughs
Awesome. I’ve been watching videos on Metallica and how to write like them for hours and this is the first one that helped me. Thanks
Love me those Bach C words you threw in there as well as anytime I hear or play flat fifths.
Love Kirk! No one has written more solos that I love than him. And I love a lot of guitarists.
Yes, he used to write good solos. Lately, not so much. He can't improvise well and has an absolutely irritating vibrato to my ears, but he sure had some memorable lines on albums from 91 back.
@@valleyforgeaudio8618 I liked his work on Load and ReLoad. His fills on those albums are grossly overlooked. He has some killer solos on Death Magnetic and Hardwired. I obviously like him more than you and that's fine. We all have options and preferences.
@@valleyforgeaudio8618 I do agree especially on Hardwired. His solo ep is better though
I think his solos peaked on justice. Really tight harmonies and melodies. He’s still 100x the player I am no matter the song.
@@anonamos8129 as much as I love his later stuff, I agree his solos peaked in Justice. My favorite one from that album personally is the title track's solo. Something about solos in F# just makes me like them more.
I really like this format of video. It's excellent. Ya show the scale nice and even mention the magical chords that work with a given scale. These are the true secrets to riffage.
To me, Metallica in a nutshell is Aeolian + b2 + b5.
Damn... all this time I thought Wherever I May Roam used the Persian Scale. Always learning something from your videos.
Oh yeah, Fear Factory's Demanufacture t-shirt. Amazing album!
Shred, you rule, dude.
Shred, do an analysis on Annihilator's Alison Hell..?
4.14 screams "Alone" by Heart ❤️.lol.great song.
It's a fuckin blast goin through all these videos etc and revisiting the art of guitar. I had been winging it for too long. Can already tell that sticking with your lessons is gonna unlock some greatness.
Buttalica, kings of butt rock! 🤣
Couldn't resist the jab. Low hanging fruit; I know, but[t] had to be done. Rock on! Mwaaahahaha
Dood, your sense of humour...your vids make me laugh my mwahahahahass off! 🤣😂🤣😂 seriously tho, top work man!! 🤘🎸
Very instructive ! Thanks.
I love your videos
So, that's counterpoint. Well, I do it always when creating riffs. Without being aware doing it.
Anyways, I appreciate the content you've always shared to us. I feel like I'm turning into Bach now. Whahaha 😆🙌
And there are other effects besides Wah Wah, Mr. Hammett
and don't get me started on the phrygian dominant. Muh ha ha ha ha...
You have
what sort of Acoustic are you using in this vid bro ?
How long will it take me to learn all this? Forking Shirtballs!
Pls could you do a theory vídeo but with bad omens concrete jungle
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Can u make a guide on how to compose erotic counterpoint stuff?
Metallica gets the clicks!
You have the kindergarten diploma finalmente 🎸.
69 is protein, true dat!
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What’s the difference between a riff and a lick?
Licks are based on Melodies and riffs are based on chords
@@ShredmasterScott
Not necessarily - Electric Funeral is a killer riff, and it's played in single notes. And there are many other Sabbath and Metallica riffs that use single notes mixed with chords.
Dude, how old is that FF shirt? lol. It's bad ass
69 years old
You should actually do a WAP cover lol
Teh sence of humour IC great. Thanks for wasting my time.ä!
constructive: You're in between cartoonish edits and laughing distract quite a bit from the video. In some parts of feels more like babysitting than learning. The use of live feed videos also doesn't help because the clearest example would obviously be the album version. What I was hoping for was clean and concise examples. if you were to actually play along with the song with the notes on the screen while you were playing that would make the association with the scale a lot better than just playing it. Overall good video.. You're just working too hard. We already like you brother.
Pentatonic and out of key. Soz KH!!