He is the best on so many levels with his advice on how a person can have fulfillment success/creating their own music that they enjoy. Love listening and learning from Tom Morello. True human and one of the most innovative guitarist of all time.
I don't know why, but I've always found Tom to be such an engaging and captivating speaker. He always expresses his views and ideas with such conviction and tenacity that it is hard not to respect and admire.
Tom along with Jimi Hendrix, Robert Fripp and Kurt Cobain were great guitar experimenters. All of them had a knack for finding unique sounds via their instrument. Obviously there's more players like this but they were the first names that came to mind.
There is nothing more motivating than hearing about Tom Morello’s and Adam Jones’ horrible show in high school (BTW Adam Jones on bass - it explains a lot about his playing style!). These guys are like one of the most influential guitar players of their generation who were/are in the greatest bands the heavy rock scene has ever seen.
I won't assume Morello was the only one advocating for those bands that got nominated, but three cheers for Tom! there is a super-funny irony at one point here that I cannot believe nobody else mentioned yet. it will be stand up comedy gold at some point in the future.
Same. Although I wouldn't say depressive. I'm assuming you're more introverted, talk slowly and with less energy as he does. But yes it's really interesting listening him talk when you're the complete opposite of his personality type.
I'll be honest, I've seen RATM a bunch of times , thrashed to their music in various venues , bars and shows, both live and obviously in "juke box mode" , and the amazing discovery in all of this: I confess as a guitarist and musician, I somehow over all the years failed to focus on Tom Morello. In fact I can't remember every seeing an interview with him . Had all of their CD's , my band back in the day did a few RATM covers, and I realized above and beyond how talented, innovative , and intelligent , he is, how the F did this disconnect happen ! So we have our faves... Page, Rhoads, Malmsteen, Blackmore, Satriani , Vai, etc etc etc ...This isn't the debate about who is the best, who was the most influential. They all are in their own right , style , and purpose . But I find the origins of these guys fascinating . Tom Scholz / Boston ... Tom holds a bachelors and masters from Mass Inst of Technology . Most of the guitar , bass and keyboards on their debut album were done by him. Invented the Rockman, and their debut album was the the biggest selling debut album up to that time . Brian May / Queen ... astrophysicist , and helped drive Queen to their accomplishments and notoriety . Jimmy Page, a suburban brit academic whose guitar was confiscated every day he brought it to school.I mean I don't have to carry on about Page. He's a LEGEND . and Tom Morello... Harvard , politically motivated, total genius , cool, though provoking , funny, and yet again, totally influential . Shame on me for the miss . I'm going to watch his MasterClass . Btw, the interviewer's shirt . Love it . It's the Carpenter's font done in a John Carpenter movie theme album cover , "They Live". An Almost cult classic , horrible acting movie that I've watched too many times . Tom you rock!
I agree with critique's that rage may not sound great on your phone but the soul is unmatched. With that said any musician / artist welcomes progression. I love RATM more now an I did when they were together. Tom is genious
@@Ori0987 It does but not through your phone speakers. The cymbals and the distortion just don't go well together with those speakers. With headphones though I find the self titled to be one of the best sounding albums especially the remastered songs.
I have a vivid memory of DC101 telling us to consider tom morello as the most influential?original? modern/contemporary guitarist, good times on FM in the 00's...
adam jones did his first podcast in his life just recently with chris jericho and he shares delicious treats and delectable tidbits adam jones was fucking making dinosaurs for jurasic park 🤣
This is fantastic. Nice work putting this together team! I hope to see more rock stars soon, let’s get Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins up there next. Or how about Jack Black and Kyle Gass? They have a new album first week of Nov , perhaps after their tour.
I get it that Randy Rhoads inspired lots of these players including Tom, but come on, what about Richie Blackmore. I think he was head and shoulders above Randy Rhoads, in his approach to blues interpretation, introduction of classical influence and technique on the instrument.
He always is. I don't know how he does it but his brain processes information so fast and he switches from thought to thought in no time. He's a smart man and it seems like he's very extroverted as well.
Wouldn't it be against googles ideology to do an interview with him? I liked the interview and see the advantages for both parties for partaking in it.
This lady is disrespectful. Tom Morelia is a Legend. He’s not some eye witness at a crime scene your draining for info. Treat him like the Icon he is or let someone else do it. So low energy.
Totally disagree, her energy and questions led to very long answers from a man that's been interviewing for thirty years. She was knowledgeable and provoking. Very well done.
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I always love hearing Tom in an interview he is so motivational and inspirational he makes you want to be the best at whatever you do!
Yeah he is motivational
He is the best on so many levels with his advice on how a person can have fulfillment success/creating their own music that they enjoy. Love listening and learning from Tom Morello. True human and one of the most innovative guitarist of all time.
I don't know why, but I've always found Tom to be such an engaging and captivating speaker. He always expresses his views and ideas with such conviction and tenacity that it is hard not to respect and admire.
Tom along with Jimi Hendrix, Robert Fripp and Kurt Cobain were great guitar experimenters. All of them had a knack for finding unique sounds via their instrument. Obviously there's more players like this but they were the first names that came to mind.
Loved it
There is nothing more motivating than hearing about Tom Morello’s and Adam Jones’ horrible show in high school (BTW Adam Jones on bass - it explains a lot about his playing style!). These guys are like one of the most influential guitar players of their generation who were/are in the greatest bands the heavy rock scene has ever seen.
I want a whole interview just on the that high school band and how they both ended up in LA
This is pure gold! Surprising it doesn't have more views (9,140 views on May 9, 2019)
I won't assume Morello was the only one advocating for those bands that got nominated, but three cheers for Tom!
there is a super-funny irony at one point here that I cannot believe nobody else mentioned yet.
it will be stand up comedy gold at some point in the future.
🌪️🌪️🌪️Dorina ftw
Very positive person - good to listen to if you’re a depressive type like me.
Same. Although I wouldn't say depressive. I'm assuming you're more introverted, talk slowly and with less energy as he does. But yes it's really interesting listening him talk when you're the complete opposite of his personality type.
Best guitar 🎸 player ever
One of the greats 100%; Not the the best
Crazy how someone so cool & likeable could also be so transparent.
Infectious positive chi!!!!!!!
I'll be honest, I've seen RATM a bunch of times , thrashed to their music in various venues , bars and shows, both live and obviously in "juke box mode" , and the amazing discovery in all of this: I confess as a guitarist and musician, I somehow over all the years failed to focus on Tom Morello. In fact I can't remember every seeing an interview with him . Had all of their CD's , my band back in the day did a few RATM covers, and I realized above and beyond how talented, innovative , and intelligent , he is, how the F did this disconnect happen ! So we have our faves... Page, Rhoads, Malmsteen, Blackmore, Satriani , Vai, etc etc etc ...This isn't the debate about who is the best, who was the most influential. They all are in their own right , style , and purpose . But I find the origins of these guys fascinating . Tom Scholz / Boston ... Tom holds a bachelors and masters from Mass Inst of Technology . Most of the guitar , bass and keyboards on their debut album were done by him. Invented the Rockman, and their debut album was the the biggest selling debut album up to that time . Brian May / Queen ... astrophysicist , and helped drive Queen to their accomplishments and notoriety . Jimmy Page, a suburban brit academic whose guitar was confiscated every day he brought it to school.I mean I don't have to carry on about Page. He's a LEGEND . and Tom Morello... Harvard , politically motivated, total genius , cool, though provoking , funny, and yet again, totally influential . Shame on me for the miss . I'm going to watch his MasterClass .
Btw, the interviewer's shirt . Love it . It's the Carpenter's font done in a John Carpenter movie theme album cover , "They Live". An Almost cult classic , horrible acting movie that I've watched too many times .
Tom you rock!
Very well said
Drinking game: every time he sneaks in a rage song title
I agree with critique's that rage may not sound great on your phone but the soul is unmatched. With that said any musician / artist welcomes progression. I love RATM more now an I did when they were together. Tom is genious
But that’s so untrue. Rage sounds perfectly mixed and fine on my phone and through headphones. Don’t know what people are complaining about.
@@Ori0987 It does but not through your phone speakers. The cymbals and the distortion just don't go well together with those speakers. With headphones though I find the self titled to be one of the best sounding albums especially the remastered songs.
love the story of making Rage. song number one in brittain, fkkk X factor.
That scene in Collateral when the coyotes are crossing the road and they play Shadow of the Sun
Perfect song and scene, love it.
I love the rage's song references lol
I have a vivid memory of DC101 telling us to consider tom morello as the most influential?original? modern/contemporary guitarist, good times on FM in the 00's...
Hillarious! RATM have been around for over 3 decades. Unconventional guitar? WTF?
"Chris Cornell lasted 52 years with demons in his head." The best art always flows from dark places.
RIP. Cris
Maynard Blaston not always,it just so did happen with Chris which was incredibly sad,and his talent makes him all the more missed
Maynard Blaston not always,it just so did happen with Chris which was incredibly sad,and his talent makes him all the more missed
I know what he wants to nail
adam jones did his first podcast in his life just recently with chris jericho and he shares delicious treats and delectable tidbits
adam jones was fucking making dinosaurs for jurasic park 🤣
Randy Rhoads 🐐 ❤️🤘
This is fantastic. Nice work putting this together team! I hope to see more rock stars soon, let’s get Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins up there next. Or how about Jack Black and Kyle Gass? They have a new album first week of Nov , perhaps after their tour.
jebus on guitar hero, they him look white but rite here bruh dark as me
does he age
Why in 2018 were they holding such large mics for an interview? Shurely(ha ha) there's a better alternative.
Best pun on the Internet
Next up on Talks at Google, Henry Kissinger! wake the fuck up!
I thought that was Ellen Page for a second.
Who’s that?
"COOL"!
tom morrello right about google ?
watches Metallica destroy "When Doves Cry" thinks about the quote at 39:19. omg what has the world come to
What a Bellend! He seems just like a jazz player/fan!
The Rodney mullen of guitar players
Edit: Google him if you don't know who he is
I get it that Randy Rhoads inspired lots of these players including Tom, but come on, what about Richie Blackmore. I think he was head and shoulders above Randy Rhoads, in his approach to blues interpretation, introduction of classical influence and technique on the instrument.
Morello is so hyperactive here.
He always is. I don't know how he does it but his brain processes information so fast and he switches from thought to thought in no time. He's a smart man and it seems like he's very extroverted as well.
She looks like octomom.
She's got great legs.
Yeah, he's totally still raging against the machine.... /s
With the political views Tom has, isn't it a bit against his own ideology to do an Interview with a company like google...?
Wouldn't it be against googles ideology to do an interview with him? I liked the interview and see the advantages for both parties for partaking in it.
He isn't supporting google by doing the interview. He's using their platform to spread his musical message.
I am sorry if anyone possibly thinks RATM is better than Audioslave. It's hysterical to me, Cornell makes any band better instantly.
Two different types of bands, like two different good players in a sport. Different genres
This lady is disrespectful. Tom Morelia is a Legend. He’s not some eye witness at a crime scene your draining for info. Treat him like the Icon he is or let someone else do it. So low energy.
Tom morelia😂
TM has a great voice it is common to have a bad Voice
Totally disagree, her energy and questions led to very long answers from a man that's been interviewing for thirty years. She was knowledgeable and provoking. Very well done.
@@dbeck82 yea i was wrong. It was a great interview.
@@jareefdowell4070 instant regret