Tone setup = 3:05 Palm muting = 5:08 Building speed = 6:30 Jamie Slays 's music = 7:18 Metallica songs recommendation = 7:55 Nice metallica riff = 9:26 Thanks to Marty and Jamie for this short lesson !
Thanks Marty for this (once again) great video. Always learning with you ! Also a big thanks to Jamie that I just discovered. A great player. Thanks a lot guys !
I like to pedal to the E string while alternating between double stops on the A and D string on the 5th and 7th fret! 😎🎸🎸 It makes a pretty good metal sound.
YES I WISH I HAD A TONE VIDEO LIKE THIS ONE AS A BEGINNER it can be very tedious to get the right tone and the gear when starting off and I’ve experimented a lot and made a lot of mistakes
Metal is awesome, I've never liked it nor listened to it, until my brother introduced me to a couple songs of Slipnknot, I listened to one of their concert and now I love playing metal and heavy rock stuff.. it's a blast
Awesome way to branch out. I love all styles and love chugging on the A. Communication Breakdown isn't really "metal" per se, but it is great for refining your chugging.
Communication Breakdown and many other Zep songs were actually considered some of the earliest heavy metal back in the early-mid '70's, when the idea of heavy metal first began to be popularized. (I know. I was there! (: ) A lot of what we now consider Classic Hard Rock was the metal of the time. The definition kinda shifted during the '80's, and really only Sabbath and Judas Priest from the earlier '70's proto heavy metal era are now considered metal anymore. But as late as 1978, Creem Magazine, in a special Heavy Metal edition, was calling Led Zeppelin the High Priests of Heavy Metal, and Led Zeppelin II "quivering chunks of white-hot metal!" People forget that, and a lot of people under 55 or so never knew it. But it helps to bear that in mind as one considers the evolution of the metal genre from what Dee Snider calls "the greasy grey roots of metal" to the form it takes today.
@@seanbaines Most people seem to give Black Sabbath the credit for being the first metal band, but I agree. LZ had more than a couple songs that qualify. Metal doesn't have to just be about satan and death.
@@someguy5035 Agreed. It almost feels like being gaslighted, sometimes. I was there. Zeppelin were the early kings of what was then called heavy metal, and their harder, heavier songs are foundation tracks of the genre's early development. Sabbath and Judas Priest were very important, of course, but Zep was considered the biggest heavy metal band. The definition of metal has changed as the genre has developed. A lot of the oldest stuff doesn't fit a more contemporary definition. But I think we have to be cautious about reclassification. Yes, Zep fits in well with other progressive hard rock bands from that time. Yes, ultimately, that's how they are best seen. But they co-lead the way in metal's earliest development. That tends to get forgotten when looking at '70's music through a contemporary sensibility. It shouldn't be.
Marty I really love your natural guitar playing style, especially the blues major third hammer on lick. Also the intro of your first electric guitar lesson, I try to copy that in order to get better, to showcase what the electric guitar stands for I feel you portray a happy cool vibe with it. Thanks. And looking forward to see what the metal world holds.
Like you don't know how thankful am I because every thing I know on guitar you teach me so I just wander if you could make van halen 316 guitar lesson that song means so much to me
The best metal lesson I ever saw was a lesson with Danny Spitz from Anthrax in an issue of Guitar School magazine from 1992. It was called "Rhythm & Bruise". Basically, he elaborated on the whole Anthrax rhythm technique and went over palm muting, choking the pick (you gotta get some fingernail in there), downstrokes, all of it. I had already sent lessons from Hatfield and Mustaine, but I got more of the one from Spitz than both of them put together.
Fun and interesting . I too sound like the Allman Brothers playing Metallica. Metal guys have a whole different bend vibrato. It's hard to shake the blues feel but I like to delve over to Metal occasionally. Always been a fan of it
It's just that there's a certain feel. I remember years ago learning the solo to Judas Priest/ Another Thing Coming and I was trying not to sound blues. Same with Scorpians. There are blues elements but you have to stay away from a blues vibrato and things that get ingrained from being a blues player
I know Marty is more bluesy then metal. But surely both go hand in hand. I often switch from metal to blues to rock to metal as they are all the same family. I seem to recall checking out Marty in the past for one or two metal songs.
Holy Diver is his hand fast. Looks like I'm adding that speed to my not in this lifetime list. Lol Marty you are the king of video guitar lessons. Another great video.
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You know you don't have wear a fedora everyday, right?
Play frownland
Great to see Jamie here 🇬🇧 🤘🔥🤘
:D thank you my good friend!!
Tone setup = 3:05
Palm muting = 5:08
Building speed = 6:30
Jamie Slays 's music = 7:18
Metallica songs recommendation = 7:55
Nice metallica riff = 9:26
Thanks to Marty and Jamie for this short lesson !
I really love that Marty is SOOO highly talented and it took him years to get to where he’s at and yet he was ready to learn!!
It blows my mind how many great guitarists simply can’t do metal. And the metal guys only do metal where are the people like me who do both?
stay humble, ur allows you to learn. white belt mentality.
Yes! This is what I want. Can’t wait for part 2.
You've got the best guy for the job!! Jamie is a MONSTER player!! Can't wait to see more 🔥🔥🔥🔥
🙇♂️ 💕 you legend
“NO ONE CAN DESTROY THE METAL🤘” -Tenacious D
Heard
Punk rock tried to destroy the metal !
The Metal will live on🤘🤘
@@imacashew. …. THEY FAILED!!!!
“And they were smite to the ground!” 🤙
Was not expecting this but I dig it!
Been playing metal for a while but I would love to see more of these
Thanks Marty for this (once again) great video. Always learning with you ! Also a big thanks to Jamie that I just discovered. A great player. Thanks a lot guys !
Cool, thanks
Jamie definitely slays! Dudes picking technique is insane!
Really great new teacher by sir marty.fine metallic guiter lesson.loved to play and practice.thanks a lot for it.👍🎵🎶
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love seeing my guitar teacher step out of his comfort zone! Hope to see more of this 💯
Been following Marty for years, this is what I have always wanted thankyou. 🤘
Rock on!
I like to pedal to the E string while alternating between double stops on the A and D string on the 5th and 7th fret! 😎🎸🎸 It makes a pretty good metal sound.
The collaboration I never knew I needed. What a crossover!
🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️🙇♂️
Two badass dudes, both shredders
Happy to some metal stuff on this channel.
Yes! More metal please. Like you -I’m mostly into rock and blues. But I definitely want to know some metal riffs basics be able to shred a little
Hey Marty and Jamie, thanks for lesson 1 of the Beginner Metal Guitar Lesson. Appreciated!!!
Rock on!
Yesssss!! You’ve taught me so much through the years and this is what I want!
I've learned so much from this channel and I'm so happy to see more metal content!
wow, that outro riff playing was pretty cool. played it nice and clean.
I watch Marty music and Jamie slays every day
Nice to see Jamie on here
👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
thank you marty for everything 🙏
My pleasure!
What a great 🇺🇸🇬🇧 collaboration. Never thought someone else is teaching Marty 🙌🏻
YES I WISH I HAD A TONE VIDEO LIKE THIS ONE AS A BEGINNER it can be very tedious to get the right tone and the gear when starting off and I’ve experimented a lot and made a lot of mistakes
You can never go wrong with Metallica!!
Master!
@@JamieSlaysPulling your strings!
Unless it's after the first 4 albums
Yes more of this please
Dude this is freaking awesome, I love Jamie he's a sick player
Metal is awesome, I've never liked it nor listened to it, until my brother introduced me to a couple songs of Slipnknot, I listened to one of their concert and now I love playing metal and heavy rock stuff.. it's a blast
Awesome way to branch out. I love all styles and love chugging on the A. Communication Breakdown isn't really "metal" per se, but it is great for refining your chugging.
Rock on!
thanks! ill check it out
Communication Breakdown and many other Zep songs were actually considered some of the earliest heavy metal back in the early-mid '70's, when the idea of heavy metal first began to be popularized. (I know. I was there! (: ) A lot of what we now consider Classic Hard Rock was the metal of the time. The definition kinda shifted during the '80's, and really only Sabbath and Judas Priest from the earlier '70's proto heavy metal era are now considered metal anymore. But as late as 1978, Creem Magazine, in a special Heavy Metal edition, was calling Led Zeppelin the High Priests of Heavy Metal, and Led Zeppelin II "quivering chunks of white-hot metal!" People forget that, and a lot of people under 55 or so never knew it. But it helps to bear that in mind as one considers the evolution of the metal genre from what Dee Snider calls "the greasy grey roots of metal" to the form it takes today.
@@seanbaines Most people seem to give Black Sabbath the credit for being the first metal band, but I agree. LZ had more than a couple songs that qualify. Metal doesn't have to just be about satan and death.
@@someguy5035 Agreed. It almost feels like being gaslighted, sometimes. I was there. Zeppelin were the early kings of what was then called heavy metal, and their harder, heavier songs are foundation tracks of the genre's early development. Sabbath and Judas Priest were very important, of course, but Zep was considered the biggest heavy metal band.
The definition of metal has changed as the genre has developed. A lot of the oldest stuff doesn't fit a more contemporary definition. But I think we have to be cautious about reclassification. Yes, Zep fits in well with other progressive hard rock bands from that time. Yes, ultimately, that's how they are best seen. But they co-lead the way in metal's earliest development. That tends to get forgotten when looking at '70's music through a contemporary sensibility. It shouldn't be.
Thank you guys and excellent questions/answers
Yooo this is a colab I never knew I wanted. Two of my all time favorite guitar TH-camrs.
Just saw an interview with Kirk Hammett. He uses no delay or reverb. Ever.
Great lesson thanks!
You rock bro I play a lot of music and suck at jazz . Love it but it comes out like blue’s. I go with it and play blue jazz lol
Please start posting more metal Marty it is all I have been playing recently so I haven't watched many of your videos but I'd like to come back!
This already is great, this has helped me in my metal journey 🎉
Marty I really love your natural guitar playing style, especially the blues major third hammer on lick. Also the intro of your first electric guitar lesson, I try to copy that in order to get better, to showcase what the electric guitar stands for I feel you portray a happy cool vibe with it. Thanks. And looking forward to see what the metal world holds.
Yes Jamie you legend!!!!
Yayyyy
Marty is the goat. Humbleness at it's best.
Like you don't know how thankful am I because every thing I know on guitar you teach me so I just wander if you could make van halen 316 guitar lesson that song means so much to me
Jamie is a beast! He's also my Shepherd guide to sylosis. If not for him I wouldn't have a clue they existed. Jamie slays!
Been wanting a video like this 🙏
I’m SO pumped for this! Part 2 here I come!
Huge thanks all the way from Chula Vista…lol. Every time I want to learn a new song or style, your videos are there for me.
Love both yous guys's channels
Anytime I look up anything guitar. Any genre
Marty pops up! So , funny right now I’m learning metal guitar!
Here’s MARTTYYYY
Can’t wait for part 2
Jamie is awesome!
Thanks a lot Marty ,well thought of video ,
I am blues man , but lately converting to metal ,
This video is the baptism i needed ,
Long live Metal
More of this!
THANKS! maybe if i ask @martymusic nice enough he will have me back on the channel :D
@@JamieSlays He should, and Marty needs an "Metal Marty" alter ego for these videos. Black t-shirt with a band name I can't read and rub on tattoos.
@@tannerstolte4139 omg haha maybe I’ll send him one of mine
I'm liking the metal-marty
🔥
Hell yeaaaaaa haha yooo I was just looking at him like YEAAAA BOY GEETT ITTTTT HAHAHAHA . martyyyyy you my brooo maaaannn
Marty and Jamie thanks!
Thanks for introducing us to Jamie!!! I love it.
That’s great. Thank you I’m wanting to try metal songs
Love that he explored this
Very great to see Jamie
I'm all here for this
yehhhh maybe ill have to come back if marty will have me again?!
Marty I love your channel and as a huge metal head this was such a fun video!
This is rad! Thanks Marty and Jaime!
Been waiting for a Marty metal series FOREVER! Day = made
Keep up the good work
U been teaching me
Appreciate u emenclly !!!!
I appreciate that
Still going back over first few songs deep
Purple war pigs two days actually pick it up really appreciate the videos follow u with guitar
Great job Jamie playing “Battery”! That was tight
The best metal lesson I ever saw was a lesson with Danny Spitz from Anthrax in an issue of Guitar School magazine from 1992. It was called "Rhythm & Bruise". Basically, he elaborated on the whole Anthrax rhythm technique and went over palm muting, choking the pick (you gotta get some fingernail in there), downstrokes, all of it. I had already sent lessons from Hatfield and Mustaine, but I got more of the one from Spitz than both of them put together.
Marty, great video! Would be awesome if you included your amp settings with other lessons for those that can't download the patch. Thanks.
Full bass, full treble, mids on zero, according to the master.
@@holboroman That's for this lesson. I'm pretty sure he was requesting it be done for others too.
Wow Jamie and Marty together!!
YEHHHH
Fun and interesting . I too sound like the Allman Brothers playing Metallica. Metal guys have a whole different bend vibrato. It's hard to shake the blues feel but I like to delve over to Metal occasionally. Always been a fan of it
The original metal guitarists were all blues rock players. Metal has evolved and changed, but that's where it came from.
It's just that there's a certain feel. I remember years ago learning the solo to Judas Priest/ Another Thing Coming and I was trying not to sound blues. Same with Scorpians. There are blues elements but you have to stay away from a blues vibrato and things that get ingrained from being a blues player
Love Jamie, 2 of my favorites! Now get Bernth to sweep for us!
Good to see jaymieslays jammin with marty 🤘
Great guitar Marty! 🎸
Thank you kindly!
👍, not quite my type of playing ( too heavy ) but I’m always interested in something different. You never know when you can learn something new.
This is so cool. Love me some metal!
This was awesome Jamie kicks ass! Get Ola next!
I am just getting to the point where I want to add some metal playing to my practice. This was a great starting point.
What metal guitar with Marty and Jamie this bout to be a good one
marty you are king
You got to be born with talent to learn anything
Or skip all your homework and play guitar every evening for like 5 years haha
@MartyMusic please do a course with Jamie. Got your whole catalog, but a metal course, or masterclass would be epic!
Well done mate best video on TH-cam
Finally!
🔥
Great lesson!!! Really enjoyed this one.
Awesome. Waiting for more
Everyone knows Jamie no introduction needed🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Just so we are all aware, Jamie does in fact slay.
Nice one Marty 🤘
Thanks 👍
Finally what I've been looking for!
I know Marty is more bluesy then metal. But surely both go hand in hand. I often switch from metal to blues to rock to metal as they are all the same family. I seem to recall checking out Marty in the past for one or two metal songs.
It seems to me blues and metal are the same only metal is faster, played more aggressively with higher distortion/gain.
Thank you for this
Holy Diver is his hand fast. Looks like I'm adding that speed to my not in this lifetime list. Lol Marty you are the king of video guitar lessons. Another great video.
PLEASEEEE MOREEEEE OF THESEEE COLABS MARTY!!!!🤘🇬🇧
This is a dope video 🔥🔥🔥
🔥🔥🔥
Jamie rocks!
Thank you so much this help me
I'm so glad!
jamie is a fucking champion
Looking forward to the new chanel Marty's Metal Music. 🎸 🤘
🔎Thanks❣️
Finally some metal!
Hell yeah!!🤘