Very impressed that you chose to feature “Milk It”, rather than the usual Nirvana songs that people tend to focus on. Everything about that song is awesome.
Yes! Rusty Cage! One of the most underrated riffs in any rock music, let alone 90s grunge. I can't call Soundgarden a grunge band. They did so much more than that for rock.
Its actually a bit funny to call something "just a grunge band" if all of the big grunge bands had such a great influence on music. Grunge certainly was just an easy widespread moniker for a group of different bands growing out of the alternative and sub culture scene into mainstream music. Like all things getting mainstream they got and get a lot of hate - but hey - if we see young people (like Ayla) so many years later rocking to that tunes its quite clear that it was a milestone era.
There is no specific grunge sound, it was just a movement they were all part of, it’s why the big 4 AiC/SG/PJ/Nirvana all sound completely different but are all called grunge bands. It wasn’t like an actual genre it was just like a media given name for the Seattle scene that was happening. Bands like AIC float across multiple genres.
Wtf are you talking about? It's in every Top 5-10 Grunge riffs lists on yt or online mags. Seriously, I've never seen a best grunge riffs list without Rusty Cage. It's one of the most iconic songs of the 90s. Do y'all not know what terms like underrated, GOAT, epic, etc mean or do you just throw them around at everything? Rusty Cage is underrated, gtfoh
I had a horrible day today up until I watched this video. The awesome teachings of awesome 90’s riffs, accompanied by the relaxing, comforting tone of your voice was the perfect medicine I needed. Thank you
So much amazing guitar out of the 90s. Mike McCready and Stone Gossard remain underrated as one of the best twin attacks in rock history. The band gets a lot of play but the individuals rarely do. Glad to see Stone getting some kudos, here :) I'm a huge student (and child) of grunge. This was a satisfying video to watch, even without a guitar nearby. Two other 90s bands that you might enjoy looking into, musically, are Toad the Wet Sprocket and the Sundays. Toad's musicality is sorely overlooked and the Sundays were possibly the pinnacle of emotive Britpop, going places the Smiths first attempted to build... Then laying small cities upon those foundations in just 3 albums. Anywho: love your work. Thanks for all you do.
I was in my 20s during the 90s and here a kid who wasn't even alive then is telling me what the best riffs were, lol. All kidding aside, great video and great to see that the music of my generation is still alive in today's youth! That means it was good!
@@klauswigsmith Absolutely not. Gish was Alternative Rock. Pumpkins were from Chicago. Grunge is Seattle based. Billy Corgan would vehemently disagree with you.
@@jimmycve well, no need to ask Billy then since you seem to think being from Seattle is the only qualifier for being called "grunge", LOL. Me, I prefer the band's sound to be the main qualifier, and in that regard the Pumpkins are way more grunge than Pearl Jam (from Seattle) could ever hope to be.
omg thank u for including milk it!! my fav song off in utero, and compared to the other songs on the album, its on of the more underrated ones.. but such a banger
4th of july is so beautiful! You've made some great choices and I'm going to follow your lead and name my top 5 90's grunge riffs: I won't define riff, but I will say that my top 5 were chosen because they're catchy riffs, they're recognisable, they evoke that 90s emotion through tone or effects. With that said: 1. Melvins - Honey Bucket Tell me the chug right after the intro isn't perfect! And they inspired the entire "grunge" genre. How could this, from their major label debut, not be included? 2. Nirvana - Come as You Are the chorus pedal, the melody, the fuzz. Perfect 90s. 3. Mudhoney - Touch Me I'm SIck (Bah bah! banananan! Bah bah! Banananana!) Mudhoney are the quintessential grunge band. And this riff is loud, abrasive and catchy. Also, EHX Big Muff Pi. They weren't the only band to use this pedal. Smashing Pumpkins definitely popularised it, but there's a reason Mudhoney made t-shirt designs featuring the pedal. 4. Soundgarden - Fell on Black Days I honestly think this is a better riff than other contenders. Its prime 90s Chris Cornell and Kim Thayill. L7 - Pretend We're Dead I think people don't recognise the impact of women-only (or mostly women membered) bands in the 90s. Violent Femmes, L7, Bikini Kill. And then add in other influential figures like Kim Gordon and Courtney Love. Women were as big a part of the grunge scene and areforgotten far too quickly. This song isn't good because its written and played by women, its good because its damn good, unequivocally 90s grunge.
I wonder how Billy would react if he heard he was "an extremely cool 90's shredmaster". Haha! (He'd be annoyed as he always is and then explain for about an hour why he's not a shredmaster and what he thinks about the youth today in comparison to his upbringing, trauma trauma trauma etc.) But he is one hell of a songwriter, for sure!!! Love him
@@frankenclouds5740 i googled it to see if it was true and there's a thread about it, with a pic, on reddit. very strange. "Roadies push and pull it around the floor seating area while they play stairway to heaven. Then after each concert it’s available to take pictures with it as well as wallpaper saying the tour name and smashing pumpkins. Although, people have missed it after the show either because they took the wrong exit on the way out or it’s not in a noticeable area. There’s no announcement either about it. I just happened to get lucky to walk by it on the correct side on my way out of the Pacers arena in Indy as it was tucked in the corner behind a pillar"
Thanks Ayla! I've been playing Zero wrong for years. I've always just used a simple power chord instead of dropping my finger down to the G string & muting the D in between to create that octave. It still sounded cool, but I'm stoked to finally play it correctly after all these years. You rock girl!! Your musical taste is basically identical to mine, & you've helped this old-head's playing more than you could possibly know 💖
Perfect choice of grunge bands!!! thanks! (Personally, For Alice in Chains, I think "Rain When I Die" has an an AMAZING riff) ... and don't forget Rage Against the Machine was early 90's - some of the finest guitar riffs around.
I like "Zero," but I maybe would have gone with either "Cherub Rock" or "Rocket." I'm really a "Siamese Dream" guy when it comes to the Pumpkins. I don't think they ever bettered that album. The guitars on that record are the biggest guitar sounds I've ever heard. Layers and layers of Strats into Big Muff'd-out Marshalls. The harmonics in "Zero" are fun to play, though. :) I'm sure people will complain that SP aren't "grunge," but we were listening to them at the same time as Nirvana, AIC, PJ, Mudhoney, & Soundgarden, ect. Same with Helmet, Tool, Kyuss, L7, STP and other "grunge adjacent" bands. Great video. Thanks!
Great video. To this day I personally can't hear the grunge in pearl jam at all. They just happened to make rock and roll at that time and wear check shirts.
Nice job on this video! One little bit of advice tho. Instead of playing all hammer-ons in Rusty Cage, try sliding from A to B. It makes it a lot easier to play cause it puts you in position for the rest of the riff. Keep up the good work!
I was a huge fan of the sex type thing riff from STP... I just recently got back into writing music after 5 years of classical and baroque teachings....
You are the grooviest chick ever! I loved it when you said dangling to Milk It. So awesome. You are therapy to watch for anyone that's given up on humanity. Thanks!
Ayla, watched some of your videos & the pedal video. How does one get that harmonic on 2345 frets to ring out the way you do. Not sure if it’s a pedal or what, but I can’t seem to get the volume out of it.
Yeah nah. For one - STP can't really be considered "grunge". For another Spoonman is way too late in Soundgarden's history to be an "iconic" riff, SLTS is so obvious, and actually is not really Nirvana's greatest work. Jerry Cantrell's guitar work in AIC is definitely best exemplified by Man in the Box - that's why everyone does tutorials on it. And Hail Hail? For real? Why not Yellow Ledbetter? Personally I'd maybe have something like State of Love and Trust or maybe Once or Why Go for Pearl Jam, if I was gonna pick a different PJ song .
When I figured the Man in the Box solo, I used the 10th fret on the fourth string instead of the fifth fret of the third. I realize this is the same note, but I seem to use my little finger in cases like this ( and also step down, hitting the ninth fret before going to the seventh). Is there a reason for using the fingering that you do for better vibrato? It is little things like this that just make me wonder. Thanks for a really good video. I am always appreciative of your feel when playing. You make it seem to flow so nicely.
I'll be waiting for another 5 grunge riffs and other not si grunge or post grunge riffs, like: Shine (collective soul), today (smashing pumpkings), cannon ball (Breeders) and Violet (Hole)
thanks for mentioning the melvins song in regards to milk it... ive never heard that... it has like 4 riffs/motifs that nirvana used in it / made their own including the florish riff of love buzz (which is a cover in its self) and a 'hair spray quee'n vibe too. and of course similar milk it vibe/riff on the bass part.. i only gave it 2 quick listins...
I think you missed one really great rift in, no rain- blond melon. While they're totally grunge and are really on known for that song, they have some songs that rival the grunge greats.
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Her voice, her gestures, her attitude are relaxing.
I call her the Bob Ross of guitar.. easy going attitude
Just in case somebody is stressed out anyway, I recommend setting the speed to 0.5x; she becomes even more relaxed.
Grating
@@Teabonesteak yes, your comment
annoying
Some of My favorite 90s riffs are
Bullet in the head - RATM outro riff
Snail - Smashing Pumpkins outro riff
Glorified G - Pearl Jam
I stay Away - AIC
While RATM obviously isn't grunge, they did have some of the most hard hitting riffs of the 90s.
Very impressed that you chose to feature “Milk It”, rather than the usual Nirvana songs that people tend to focus on. Everything about that song is awesome.
i’m even more impressed she mentioned Melvins when it comes to Milk It. go girl!
Just wish they had been able to perform it with PJ Harvey like they wanted.
@@mr.fingers she knows whats up
Yes! Rusty Cage! One of the most underrated riffs in any rock music, let alone 90s grunge.
I can't call Soundgarden a grunge band. They did so much more than that for rock.
Its actually a bit funny to call something "just a grunge band" if all of the big grunge bands had such a great influence on music. Grunge certainly was just an easy widespread moniker for a group of different bands growing out of the alternative and sub culture scene into mainstream music. Like all things getting mainstream they got and get a lot of hate - but hey - if we see young people (like Ayla) so many years later rocking to that tunes its quite clear that it was a milestone era.
Haha
There is no specific grunge sound, it was just a movement they were all part of, it’s why the big 4 AiC/SG/PJ/Nirvana all sound completely different but are all called grunge bands. It wasn’t like an actual genre it was just like a media given name for the Seattle scene that was happening. Bands like AIC float across multiple genres.
"Rusty Cage" has like three awesome riffs, each of which could have anchored a song all by themselves!
Wtf are you talking about? It's in every Top 5-10 Grunge riffs lists on yt or online mags. Seriously, I've never seen a best grunge riffs list without Rusty Cage. It's one of the most iconic songs of the 90s. Do y'all not know what terms like underrated, GOAT, epic, etc mean or do you just throw them around at everything? Rusty Cage is underrated, gtfoh
I had a horrible day today up until I watched this video. The awesome teachings of awesome 90’s riffs, accompanied by the relaxing, comforting tone of your voice was the perfect medicine I needed. Thank you
So much amazing guitar out of the 90s. Mike McCready and Stone Gossard remain underrated as one of the best twin attacks in rock history. The band gets a lot of play but the individuals rarely do. Glad to see Stone getting some kudos, here :) I'm a huge student (and child) of grunge. This was a satisfying video to watch, even without a guitar nearby. Two other 90s bands that you might enjoy looking into, musically, are Toad the Wet Sprocket and the Sundays. Toad's musicality is sorely overlooked and the Sundays were possibly the pinnacle of emotive Britpop, going places the Smiths first attempted to build... Then laying small cities upon those foundations in just 3 albums. Anywho: love your work. Thanks for all you do.
I was in my 20s during the 90s and here a kid who wasn't even alive then is telling me what the best riffs were, lol.
All kidding aside, great video and great to see that the music of my generation is still alive in today's youth!
That means it was good!
I thought same thing starting out but she naiked it.
Also lumping Pumkins in with Grunge because of the same era..kids
@@jimmycve I'm 51. Early Pumpkins definitely qualifies.
@@klauswigsmith Absolutely not. Gish was Alternative Rock. Pumpkins were from Chicago. Grunge is Seattle based. Billy Corgan would vehemently disagree with you.
@@jimmycve well, no need to ask Billy then since you seem to think being from Seattle is the only qualifier for being called "grunge", LOL.
Me, I prefer the band's sound to be the main qualifier, and in that regard the Pumpkins are way more grunge than Pearl Jam (from Seattle) could ever hope to be.
omg thank u for including milk it!! my fav song off in utero, and compared to the other songs on the album, its on of the more underrated ones.. but such a banger
Alice in Chains - Bleed The Freak
Smashing Pumpkins - Geek USA
Soundgarden - 4th of July
Alice in Chains - Them Bones
Kyuss - Gardenia
4th of july is so beautiful! You've made some great choices and I'm going to follow your lead and name my top 5 90's grunge riffs:
I won't define riff, but I will say that my top 5 were chosen because they're catchy riffs, they're recognisable, they evoke that 90s emotion through tone or effects. With that said:
1. Melvins - Honey Bucket
Tell me the chug right after the intro isn't perfect! And they inspired the entire "grunge" genre. How could this, from their major label debut, not be included?
2. Nirvana - Come as You Are
the chorus pedal, the melody, the fuzz. Perfect 90s.
3. Mudhoney - Touch Me I'm SIck
(Bah bah! banananan! Bah bah! Banananana!) Mudhoney are the quintessential grunge band. And this riff is loud, abrasive and catchy. Also, EHX Big Muff Pi. They weren't the only band to use this pedal. Smashing Pumpkins definitely popularised it, but there's a reason Mudhoney made t-shirt designs featuring the pedal.
4. Soundgarden - Fell on Black Days
I honestly think this is a better riff than other contenders. Its prime 90s Chris Cornell and Kim Thayill.
L7 - Pretend We're Dead
I think people don't recognise the impact of women-only (or mostly women membered) bands in the 90s. Violent Femmes, L7, Bikini Kill. And then add in other influential figures like Kim Gordon and Courtney Love. Women were as big a part of the grunge scene and areforgotten far too quickly. This song isn't good because its written and played by women, its good because its damn good, unequivocally 90s grunge.
4th of july is more doom metal than grunge
The choice and execution of the riffs are amazing, and you look like the coolest person in the world 🤙🏻 great video!!
I wonder how Billy would react if he heard he was "an extremely cool 90's shredmaster". Haha!
(He'd be annoyed as he always is and then explain for about an hour why he's not a shredmaster and what he thinks about the youth today in comparison to his upbringing, trauma trauma trauma etc.)
But he is one hell of a songwriter, for sure!!! Love him
The dude had a statue of himself made, I believe.
@@frankenclouds5740 i googled it to see if it was true and there's a thread about it, with a pic, on reddit. very strange.
"Roadies push and pull it around the floor seating area while they play stairway to heaven. Then after each concert it’s available to take pictures with it as well as wallpaper saying the tour name and smashing pumpkins.
Although, people have missed it after the show either because they took the wrong exit on the way out or it’s not in a noticeable area. There’s no announcement either about it. I just happened to get lucky to walk by it on the correct side on my way out of the Pacers arena in Indy as it was tucked in the corner behind a pillar"
@@herculesbrofister265 woah that's wild, I did not know it existed and missed it 😳
Excellent choice, warps me back to me at 18. Thx!
I can play all this already but it's Ayla and her chill is just so infectious so I stayed.
Cool video. Great picks.
Your videos are amazing! Thank you and congratulations!
Brilliant riff collection, brilliant playing too! So enjoyable to watch :)
i've seen a lot of vids covering the hits of my youth, but they are so robotic and non feeling. you're fun :) thanks.
A common misconception with Even Flow is that it’s played in drop D when it reality it’s open D. Great video.
Thank's for the video. Grunge style is so powerful. Not so limited as many people are thinking about.
Nice selection of riffs and very good playing!
Also, that LP is looking very good! 😊👍
Love that you chose milk it. One of my favorite riffs in any Nirvana song.
We’ll done. Thanks for indulging the 90s GenXers. I’ll be playing these all weekend!
Thanks Ayla! I've been playing Zero wrong for years. I've always just used a simple power chord instead of dropping my finger down to the G string & muting the D in between to create that octave. It still sounded cool, but I'm stoked to finally play it correctly after all these years. You rock girl!! Your musical taste is basically identical to mine, & you've helped this old-head's playing more than you could possibly know 💖
I believe that you were simply playing Iha's part. Not wrong, but wrong guitarist.
Thanks for the vid, love your choice and variety of riffs, I totally dig this channel bc of you, super player!
All solid choices for the best grunge riffs. I could listen to her play and talk about guitar all day.
Me: "Ayla, should I jump off this bridge"
Ayla: "Yeah dude, you can do whatever you like. You got this man."
That was brilliantly presented - nice work!
Great video! I'm not normally a fan of strats, but the color of the one you're using is really cool.
i wanted to say the same... nice guitar Ayla!
Looks like Texas tea
Ahhhh...😻. Fuzz! And that's about the best looking Les Paul I've ever seen.
Pretty sure that's a Fender Statocaster
She starts playing a Les Paul on the third song.
@@1755ma 😃 WOW
Really!? The best Gibson Les Paul you've ever seen? You really should look at LP supremes, R9s, Boneyards and Artisans just too name a few.
Thanks for the soundgarden and AIC!
Perfect choice of grunge bands!!! thanks!
(Personally, For Alice in Chains, I think "Rain When I Die" has an an AMAZING riff)
... and don't forget Rage Against the Machine was early 90's - some of the finest guitar riffs around.
I agree completely
But RATM ain't grunge
Down in a Hole, Would? ,Them Bones and Rotten Apple also have killer riffs.
I like "Zero," but I maybe would have gone with either "Cherub Rock" or "Rocket." I'm really a "Siamese Dream" guy when it comes to the Pumpkins. I don't think they ever bettered that album. The guitars on that record are the biggest guitar sounds I've ever heard. Layers and layers of Strats into Big Muff'd-out Marshalls. The harmonics in "Zero" are fun to play, though. :) I'm sure people will complain that SP aren't "grunge," but we were listening to them at the same time as Nirvana, AIC, PJ, Mudhoney, & Soundgarden, ect. Same with Helmet, Tool, Kyuss, L7, STP and other "grunge adjacent" bands.
Great video. Thanks!
Nice work as always Ayla! Totally dig your custom neck adjust cover :)
Me too! That is SO cool! 😎
Absolutely love your online teaching skills. Bravo.
Great video. To this day I personally can't hear the grunge in pearl jam at all. They just happened to make rock and roll at that time and wear check shirts.
Evenflow is amazing. Great job!
Thank you! Great demo 🤠
How are you getting that tone for these songs because it sounds amazing
That Texas Tea Fender looks amazing when the light hits it. Great choice of songs.
🤘❤ love that 90s alternative rock and grunge era. I can't move on.
I dig your teaching style and the super unknown pun. You’re sense of humor is so great.
that's very cool, i wasnt expecting to see the lessons
subsed
Grunge got me into music so this was really great . Also that strat color combo is so on point.
What do you mean 'on point'?
Rusty Cage--I find it sounds a bit better and is slightly easier if you slide up to fret 12 on the 6th string rather than hammer on.
Yes, came to see if anyone else pointed this out. SG definitely slide when they play it.
Thank you for choosing Milk It!!! My favorite nirvana song.
You got great taste
This lady has all the tone in her fingers - sounds great
awesome riffs, I agree with everything except for the Smashing Pumpkins riff. I think their best riffs are Cherub Rock or The Hummer.
Or Mayonaise
I agree with Cherub Rock. My favorite Pumpkins riff.
At the beginning of the video I was like - this chick can play when why does she talk so slow? At 20:37 - I love you ❤️
Nice job on this video! One little bit of advice tho. Instead of playing all hammer-ons in Rusty Cage, try sliding from A to B. It makes it a lot easier to play cause it puts you in position for the rest of the riff. Keep up the good work!
This video, these songs ... make me feel like I'm home. Thank you!
Also ... that was a good pun. :-)
Jerry Cantrell is a Legend ..along with Layne ....................love Chains
You made my week with that Zero opening!!
This is awesome🤘💯🤩 also cool name!
Wow !!! Very well played!!!!!
I was a huge fan of the sex type thing riff from STP... I just recently got back into writing music after 5 years of classical and baroque teachings....
Great list. Brings me back to high school. Rusty Cage is my favorite song ever
I think once is the best riff on TEN for Pearl Jam.
Would? Should be here too, it’s a very simple riff, but very cool too.
Excellent video!
So good to see some underrated Nirvana songs making it into these videos! That is grunge!
So glad you picked milk it and referenced Melvins. Great job. Oh I'm old so I can do this.
that Texas T finish it's just so pretty
it's 8am on a Saturday and I just learned the Even Flow riff. Wasn't planning on it, but .. thanks? :D
Fantastic, thank you!
Ayla ! Thanks for these riffs. Absolutely amazing music from that era...
I love your lessons.. thank you
Great video and with all my favs songs
You are the grooviest chick ever! I loved it when you said dangling to Milk It. So awesome. You are therapy to watch for anyone that's given up on humanity. Thanks!
90’s rock and Alternative are my personal favorite (i was born in 1986 so i reckon that has everything to do with it)
I am always appreciative of your great guitar playing🥰🥰🥰 Your performance is really cool🤘🤘🤘🤘
i feel my self so depresst.. i really love it.. you bring back my depression from the 90s ..... bless im found the song
Ayla, watched some of your videos & the pedal video. How does one get that harmonic on 2345 frets to ring out the way you do. Not sure if it’s a pedal or what, but I can’t seem to get the volume out of it.
She has a 90's chill vibe
you made me really happy by opening the video with Zero
I can get behind Even Flow and MITB but the other tracks don't even make the top 10 in my book. Great lessons nonetheless!
Wow she uploaded this on the day before Kurt's birthday
I'm impressed about how young and wise U R on this lesson and knowledge thank good rock stills has a new audience. Keep walking congrats 👏
1. Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
2. Soundgarden - Spoonman
3. Alice In Chains - Died
4. STP - Plush
5. Pearl Jam - Hail Hail
Yeah nah. For one - STP can't really be considered "grunge". For another Spoonman is way too late in Soundgarden's history to be an "iconic" riff, SLTS is so obvious, and actually is not really Nirvana's greatest work. Jerry Cantrell's guitar work in AIC is definitely best exemplified by Man in the Box - that's why everyone does tutorials on it. And Hail Hail? For real? Why not Yellow Ledbetter? Personally I'd maybe have something like State of Love and Trust or maybe Once or Why Go for Pearl Jam, if I was gonna pick a different PJ song .
@@marklnz Yeah who cares
I really wouldn't call WPC a shredder, though. Nothing SP really strikes me as shredding. Wonder why that adjective was chosen.
Amazing video. Amazing songs choice. Amazing teacher.
When I figured the Man in the Box solo, I used the 10th fret on the fourth string instead of the fifth fret of the third. I realize this is the same note, but I seem to use my little finger in cases like this ( and also step down, hitting the ninth fret before going to the seventh). Is there a reason for using the fingering that you do for better vibrato? It is little things like this that just make me wonder. Thanks for a really good video. I am always appreciative of your feel when playing. You make it seem to flow so nicely.
Main reason would probably just be that the way she showed is how Jerry Cantrell actually plays it...?
Good selection of 90s music, but I was surprised you didn't go with Spoonman for Soundgarden!
I was thinking Outshined. Soundgarden has some fantastic riffs.
Great job 💯✌
Love the 90’s! 🎸🎶
I'll be waiting for another 5 grunge riffs and other not si grunge or post grunge riffs, like: Shine (collective soul), today (smashing pumpkings), cannon ball (Breeders) and Violet (Hole)
She went and chose some difficult ass rifts. Minus Man in the box these are all hard to play. Impressive.
Thanks for sharing this video with us 😊 Do you happen to have a lesson on how to read the notations? Thanks
i lost. great video, very talented
Really love her chill vibe
Those 5 are pretty incredible
I love the color of that strat. Great video too
thanks for mentioning the melvins song in regards to milk it... ive never heard that... it has like 4 riffs/motifs that nirvana used in it / made their own including the florish riff of love buzz (which is a cover in its self) and a 'hair spray quee'n vibe too. and of course similar milk it vibe/riff on the bass part.. i only gave it 2 quick listins...
Great job 👏 nice Les Paul too!
Excellent choices, Ayla ... keep it up
This girl just blows my mind.
🧠=💥
🤘
“Free As A Bird,” released by the Beatles in 1995, was considered by some to be sounding like grunge music.
I'm almost 40 yo, but in the 90`s I don`t remember calling bands weren't from Seattle as grunge bands. Cool video tho
I think you missed one really great rift in, no rain- blond melon. While they're totally grunge and are really on known for that song, they have some songs that rival the grunge greats.
Collective soul - She Gathers Rain … damn so underrated riffs
@Text+❶ ❸❷⓿-❷⓿❹-❺❽❸❼ bwahahah
From Soundgarden I would have choose Spoonman !