The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced? (Behind The Scenes)
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That backwards guitar solo Hendrix did on this song is fucking legendary.
Haunting. Living haunt.
That intro with that backward scratching and that A chord still sends chills down my back!!
Nobody has ever met this man's creativity and passion. Nobody has ever been near as explosive and exciting sounding. Nobody. They all started trying to do what he was doing. The world just couldn't handle this man's genius.. God I wish we could get just a glimpse of what he would've become throughout the years.. Literally no telling... Rest in peace Jimi ✌🖤🤘🌹
RIP Jimi, Noel and Mitch! Thanks for supplying the soundtrack to my life! God speed!
He was such a PHENOMENAL guitarist that people never mention his vocal abilities. He was a pretty dang good singer as well. His phrasing was was at times, excellent.
Everyone knows that when you listen to Hendrix it's beyond everything else, a Cosmic assault that completely stuns you, puts you in a mental state where there is no comparison, eternity itself, where tears are born.
I called in to a Beaumont Texas radio show and requested are you experienced. I said it is my favorite sone and it has the greatest lead solo in the history of Rock and Roll. At the time I had no clue how he had done it and supposed it was the little finger on the volume knob turning the volume up and down to get that sound. Later on I learned he had to play it forward to get it to sound correct backwards and it made sense then because I thought the idea was to make it sound as if it were backwards. To do that I realized it was not only the greatest lead solo but that he had a talent that was the G O A T. Utterly amazing talent to hear in reverse what he played in forward to be hear in reverse. Might have been easy for him to imagine but it is amazing to me, utterly amazing
this song change my LIFE when i first heard it. it was the sound of an angel
you are experienced now ^^
Same here. My dad played this song for me when I was 9 and I haven’t been the same since.
I just learned something new about my idol Jimi Hendrix. the backwards genius that he is. I definitely miss him rest in peace Jimmy I'll see you in the next world and I won't be late.
I always felt that it was easy to see why even a mainstream rock audience would appreciate things like "Purple Haze", "Foxey Lady" and "Fire", but if you liked this one, you were beginning to get it on another level...
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That detail about the backwards solo makes Jimi's talents as a songwriter and composer that much more mind-blowing -- as if our minds needed to be even more blown by his talents than they already are!!
My favorite track on a great debut album. Saw Jimi at Masonic Temple in Detroit in 1968 and was blown away. I heard bagpipes, machine guns, backward guitar and forward guitar. Amazing player in an amazing time.
As a kid sneaked down to the village to see him playing at the Cafe Wha when it was Jimmy James and the Flames. Maybe 1966. Tuli Cupferberg and Frank Zappa on the streets. The long version of this video on itunes is just the best. huge video file 16 minutes.. at the spectrum in Phila '69 amazing. Dawn at Woodstock, the national anthem. Takes me back. And the albums then stereo with the sound moving around the room. saved up for my KLH.
Wow. We often over use this term but he was truly a GENIUS!
Jimi could play anything he got his hands on.
I once saw Jimi tuning a dirt clod.
Ear of corn
Thimble
and a shoe....
That handcam 8mm footage from backstage , as Hendrix is playing to thousands- so incredible! The beginnings of a whole new world of music ….
man alive...........this is a hot track....what a tune! What an album! His first!
Got big Goosebumps and was electrified as I listened to this song backwards in the dark. Ethreal Experience. I can hear them calling our names.....
Blows my mind on live versions of this song .. that whole crazy intro sounded like 2 instruments at same time.. amazing.. genius
I think this is my favorite song, when I trip on lsd or mushrooms, it shows a different and majestic shape and meaning. The backwards guitars, piano, rithm guitar, lyrics are too ahead of time, even out of time and reason. Great poetry of a song
When I saw Hendrix in concert, my impression was...here is a dude with one creative "foot" in our world, but his other one in another dimension...I really think he was straddling two different Realities, and he eventually just fell off that creative edge...it was too much to ask of one human being!
The man was a genius
The opening of "Are you Experienced?" sounds like a precursor to lp scratching that DJ's would later do. Love that backwards solo. That he would be able to play it live - he was just a whole lotta awesome. For me he is still the best and most innovative guitarist of all time. Paraphrasing Pete Townshend - he just made the electric guitar an instrument - of dimensions that no one considered or dared to. He was the Bird/Armstrong/Coltrane/Mozart of the electric guitar. Everything that has been done that I have ever heard since Hendrix's time and performance has been out of Hendrix and the blues masters that preceded him. And if my brother Tommy was still here, he would say "yea, but Clapton is God" - yes Tom, I know... I know.
Jimi was MUCH more than music. When he said on Up from the Skies, "I want to see and hear everything" it was a HUGE influence on my life, and I went for it!
i didnt know this about this song! i have a greater appreciation of henrix now. his music was awesome!
Angela D you missed the D. lol
People today may hear this and go humm yeah that's pretty cool. But they've already so much other music--a lot to it no doubt influenced by Jimi and this very tack. But the key thing is to try and listen to this in the context of say 1966-67's musical mindset. And I know that's hard to do but if you can just imagine that then you can truly understand what a genius Hendrix and his music was. Not to mention daring and fearless (poor Chandler must have had his doubts about this track!..this was not the Animals anymore Dorothy!) There was nothing whatsoever like it and it was completely revolutionary. I mean people compare Hendrix to Clapton, Beck, Page and Townsend and there really isn't any comparison. They were all great, great players and they were toying with things like feedback and coming up with some avant-garde material but there's no mistaking...there was the period before Are You Experienced and the period after. It was a watershed moment and It kind of made everything else sound like child's play.
George Harrison had backwards guitar in 1966 actually, so it wasn't entirely "new"
i can very much hear the beatles in this track
Hendrix was a huge Beatles fan. Covered Sgt Pepper 2 days after its release to an audience with the Beatles in attendance.
Univibe23... Well said!
I couldn't agree more !
I couldn't believe this song was made in the 60s when I first heard it
I love to see how Eddie seems so proud of Jimi and the song.
Eddie loved Jimi, he runs Jimi's studio Electric Lady Land, to this day..
The first album I ever bought, I was nine years old. Quite proud of that!
My first was Smash Hits!!!
I was about 12....
yes the best guitar player but also one of the most creative songwriters
One of my favorite Hendrix tracks. Cool to here KRAMER break it down.
One of the greatest rock tracks of all time.
One of mine too! The whole album is mind blowing! He changed the face of guitar with that!
Thank you Mr Kramer, how blessed you are, to be there in the begining, and still here!
I just remember how great this was on the new 8-track tape player in my '66 Mustang....tf
I takes gumption and chops to even try to cover this song, but if you haven't yet, check out Eric Johnson's take on Are You Experienced in his 1988 performance on Austin City Limits. In a manner of speaking , he played the backward solo forward!
Jimi's music will go one for centuries.......nobody had the intensity, freshness, originality. Nobody had that life in his playing...I'm not sure what it will take for somebody to pull it off again. It may not happen again quite like this. Rest in Peace and Love...Mr. J.H.
Without doubt my
favourite Hendrix track!
Happy 50th Anniversary
on the release of this mindblowing
piece of art!
Gypsie Eyes, Crosstown Traffic. Manic Depression.
Guido Reni
Good picks. Love the drumming on Manic Depression! I also love, if 6 was 9, 3rd stone from the sun, spanish castle magic.
Same story here!
The live version is the best. The one where he forgets the second verse. That solo, only God can do better.
I love all of these behind the scenes clips... there's just one thing I'm wondering, in all of the videos on all of the songs, why is there really nothing said for his lyrics? that guy wrote perfectly to go along with what his guitar was saying, you know what I mean? I feel like a lot of people might neglect the whole Jimi Hendrix experience just to focus on that guitar part of it
+SarzRevolution Most lyrics are ununderstandable? Beautiful but ... strange.
I'll tell you why. Because with Jimi, there were SO MANY incredible things.... take your pick of what is jaw dropping. The music, the lyrics, the performance, the attitude, the guitar playing.
Jimi: Rest, in Peace with the creativity you shared with me/us/all, everybody and those not yet here. This gift, this Utube archive will allow someone, maybe still looking for It, that so many respondents here authentically, ... Get (it). And yes please, someone add here/respond to maybe eveen start the discussion on your (JH) lyrics. Yes, please. That dimension to the finished music is something I could most value and appreciate.
...Jimi was a Spiritual..mystic/ poet ..lyricist...and therefore a ..Shaman and Prophet...to his community 🐝🌈💫....the visionary of..The Electric Church 🌹
All it takes to gradually grasp Jimi’s expertise and level of experience is simply the entirety of your own existence. Basically if he went even 10 more years writing and shredding off the pages wed all be completely different people. Mankind to Kindman 😂 Maybe even experienced?
The drum track is very hip hop rap like. Even the reverse drum sounds like scratching a record. Very ahead of his time as always.
Hip-hop re-creates it because they heard scratching on the record. The sound like that ,Jimmy didn’t make that to sound like records going like that. This is not a case of he waited around for a future hip-hopper to make the sound. He made the sound then they created it from him. How does anybody get these ideas that these things were invented later than they actually were?
wel l talking about hip hop, jimi recorded a song with a poetic group nama the lasty poet, its like rap befor limp bizkitz, rap
I FUCKING LOVE THIS ,,,,AMAZING
Epic song.
The repeating piano reminds me of the ending of Strawberry Fields Forever.
Its very Beatles influenced. Not only Strawberry Fields but also Tomorrow Never Knows. But Jimi transforms those ideas into a complete harmonious work or genre. For me, this is the best track on JImi's debut album.
@@BarbarraBay the idea for the backwards solo probably came from “i’m only sleeping”
@@tariqalkassem1414 yes, for sure
1968 aged 14 in a Welsh class room a friend asked if i had heard that track
i had not but i found the name Hendrix fascinating
we skipped school one afternoon and listened to the album
it was an unforgettable experience for me
Jimi s music is eternal
thank you for posting this trip to the holy land.
Jimi is the greatest guitar player of all time.....he was a genius.
That guitar is extraterrestrial!
If any human who ever existed could possibly have been an extraterrestrial in disguise among us, Jimi would be my top (and likely only) candidate!
Probably blow an extra-terrestrial's mind and just as much to hear Jimi
He was extra-ordinary
TERRESTRIAL human being.
Yeah standard stratocaster. Mad pick ups....
And that piano!!!
OMG man that's the sample from that pharcyd song.
He’s the definition of revolutionary
Wow! I never knew there was a piano in this piece, Damn!
genius.
Love this!!!!!!!’’
I love the way Chas Chandler speaks
Just heard for this first , My God my mind is totally blown away , this is going into my top 10 .
Thanks for posting this list @ZENAHORA It was awesome !!! I have a feeling i'm gonna watch it many of tiiimes;)
Mind blowing track!!! To this very day....
AWESOME!
Didn't think much of dis track, until I walked n a Tower Recordz & it bgan 2 play, almost immediately, after I stepped n. Da sound system, wuz loud & I heard how futuristic it wuz.
I almost got on my kneez, n reverance 2 Jimi & 2 apologize, 4 my nsolence. Now I admit my cardinal sin, 2 u! My fellow Electric Church congregation.
All praisez, 2 Mr. Jimi Hendrix! Guitar/production genius, xtraordinaire!!!
Ron Beck Of course you didn't think much of this track, you sound like an idiot the way you be talking and stuff...It was not meant to be understood by the masses like you. Please learn how to speak English without sounding like an imbecile.
I_LIVE_PAIN
U live pain, bcause people b beatin yo azz, don't they?
SMH
Ron Beck And that is all you can come up with right? Proved my point, lower than well shit you are.
I_LIVE_PAIN
I'm not gone pretend like I'ma git up from n back o my computer, track u down, & hit u n da nose, BUTT I'm sure u git beatdown, often. U have a rancid/AZZidic personality, which I'm sure folkz find difficult 2 tolerate.
Also, ur toleration, 4 unorthodoxy, meanz it would not b possible, 4 u 2 understand, much less like, backwardz guitarz, octave piano notez, & backwardz drumming. U don't march 2 da beat of a different drummer. Ur da type, datz jackbooted, Fascist! Ur 2 much of a wimp, 2 go it alone, or 2 appreciate da lone wolf genius, like Jimi Hendrix. N otha wordz..... GTFOH!!!!
U merely were on paTROLL 4 sumthin ur handlerz told u 2 look 4 & thusly, u had 2 comment negatively about spelling acumen/ability. SMH
Da STAR SPANGLED BANNER, by Jimi, would make smoke, cum out yo robotic earz. MACHINE GUN, mite produce a SCANNERZ-like effect, wit yo BIG ole head, xploding @ da ncongruity, of Hendrix fiddlin around wit da national anthem. Jus, GTFOH, wit ur BS, man!
Ron Beck Okay, godbye.
Incredible. He was very good at the visual arts, too. Light years ahead of everyone else.
It’s an incredible piece of music.
Thank you !
Experienced simply means very well prepared
It would be interesting to hear the guitar solo forwards on its own ,, but he is just truly amazing
Good stuff !
I love it.
Amazing music
fascinating stuff.
Master
It,s obvious these professionals loved an lived music voracious listening to all genres styles..at very beginning of this track intro backwards shimmering flashing cymbals ..this effect technique was used previously on mr mel torme 1958,s version of song blues in the night also at very beginning of song!! Thank you for POSTING..
The first time I heard this I was in SF visiting and a friend said I want you to hear something. I was in bed about to go to sleep when I had put on the LP in another room. This came on and I got out of bed and said that in the hell is this? It blew my mind literally.
0:36 - Passin' Me By
"You got to tell the children the truth they don't need a whole lot of lies. Because one of these days, baby, they'll be running things. So when you give them love you better give it right" Jimi Hendrix
Those who love spread truth. Those who hate spread lies. Those who hate and created a world swimming in a sea of lies murdered the body but they can’t kill the spirit of Jimi’s message of love that lives within many forever. The haters who murder rock stars are the same haters who murder kings and presidents. It's an unnatural thing to be a Rock star and one of many illusions presented to the duped masses as “success”. Rock stars don't make themselves famous they are made famous quickly and unnaturally. And in return for being made famous they are under obligation, knowingly or unknowingly, to cooperate with those who made them famous. And those who made them famous believe that they have the right to make them even more famous by murdering them if they don't cooperate.
True success is to see what the haters don’t want you to see and to learn what the haters don’t want you to learn and share it before you pass. The most truthful and forbidden documentary ever published has been taken down from theirtube countless times since its 2017 release: "Europa The Last Battle". Watch and share the full 10-part series at archive-dot-org while you still can!
I can't wait to meet You Jimi!!!
Great song
The only Hendrix song that I ever played in a band. There was a video for it on MTV so we did it...I thought within weeks we'd drop it....HELL NO!
It became a staple for at least a year....
Of course!
This is the experience I’ve been seeking
My favorite 🤘😎🤘
both of these guys were fuckin geniuses
indeed
That tone is exquisite
I'd really like a track of just the rhythm guitar part that he starts playing at 1:35. The first thing I was impressed by was actually his rhythm playing...maybe because the first thing I ever heard Hendrix do was "Hey Joe".
I know I'm 2 years late, but the isolated tracks of this song are available on remixpacks.ru - just search Jimi Hendrix in the search bar and it's on there. I'm actually listening to the isolated guitar right now lol.
the guy was a genius
Un productor con experiencia sabe de la calidad musical de jimi y el producto q quería.
I always thought someone asked him "are you experienced?" in a job interview. He thought, I could use that in a song...
That key notes like bell do unot think .. yes amazingly done have heard randy hanson he does this to t 😷👍🙏
Randy Hanson is a Jimi Hendrix wanna be and not worthy 👎
Udont understand I've listened to slot people trying to be and play jimis music 🎵 randy Hanson to me though I've not seen him yet live .. apart from utube. He plays studio stuff that Jimi never had chance to play live and he does it perfectly.. no one else does it so well ... He's the best wannabe I've heard if that's wotu want call him to me he's fantastic. And from Seattle 🙏💜.
Electric Birthday Jimi
Só um monstro sagrado da guitarra é capaz de tirar esse somm
People asking about the backwards guitar solo, some of the comments aren't clear - Jimi played the solo 'forward / regular', but the physical tape (reel to reel tape player) was turned around (backwards) when recording, so that when the song was played forwards again, the solo would be in reverse - takes a lot of talent and foresight to make that work. Another trick of the time was to speed up (e.g. twice as fast) or slow down (half the speed) the tape when recording a track, so when played back at regular speed, that track sounded an octave higher (or octave lower). Check out "Third Stone From The Sun" which had spoken lyrics sounding like ominous, unitelligible noises which are only recognizable when listening to the song at a higher speed.
A GUITAR GENUIS!
I was at camp and we went on a Hike and Trip and this song played (My #1 favorite memory of camp) and the Councelor said the guitar solo was played in reverse? Does anyone know if it's true?
i could listen to eddie kramer all day.
It´s one of my favorite songs, but i´m sad i don´t find the original álbum track on TH-cam ...
I was looking for the video they used to play on Mtv's Closet Classics.
I made an album with House Burning Down "Jimi", All You Need Is Love "Beatles", The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill, Animal Zoo "Spirit", & The Wind Cries Mary "Jimi", Drifter's Escape
Not hearing anything this good 30 yrs. later....
when I play guitar I just train my thoughts to spell in words for me to think man I need some other property in the audio and then I'll play a recording while I am recording
Hendrix left his blues roots in the dust and composed totally new art-music. People forget he invented an entire genera.
I have the "Are You Experienced" big album, i guess but i comes with that stuff and like 5 videos more
I always thought that piano was some kind of cowbell.
Francis Ducharme
Did u think, ARE YOU EXPERIENCED, needz mo cowbell?
ah ah ah....
Francis Ducharme havent you seen southpark
I've got a fever, and the only prescription is more cowbell.
One of the stonyest tracks ever recorded.
YET THE SONG ISNT ON TH-cam
People, went your are going to listen Jimmy, you have to realize that they recorded that in the 6o's , so it's gone sound different than today
12 maja 1967 roku na rynku brytyjskim ukazał się pierwszy debiutancki album Jimi Hendrixa pt. 'Are You Experienced ?' z 11 utworami. Nagrywany był przez ponad 5 miesięcy i znalazł się na 15 miejscu na liście 500 albumów wszech czasów magazynu Rolling Stone.