Anaal Nathrakh-The Joystream Extremely brutal and amazing' Black Metal with Industrial elements. This band and song will blow your mind. Please react mate.
@@demonguysayshi2666 The reason I began listening to metal is because my grandma would play Judas Priest on her record player and I was like 'this stuff is dope'
@@sugoruyo haha sick comment 😅 and totally agree with you on this. Speaking of which i know this video is about a year old I just discovered this kid and his band but Ive been a huge steve vai fan since the late 80’s and when I saw him on Crossroads I was a kid and didnt even understand the movie plot till over a decade later when rewatching the movie and it made sense lol . Id selling ur soul was a real thing everyone would be doing it. Ironically, belief in yourself IS a big basis for real satanism so selling ur soul seems weird and def a bad thing for many but its not even like that. Tim dont need the devil the devil needs HIM! (Except he already has Steve Vai) LMAOOOO
I feel like Nik is getting near death experiences every time he reacts to stuff like this because his brain is about to explode trying to process what he just heard
"It's like metal you can show your mom" YES I've been saying something similar for years with polyphia/Tim Henson's playing. It's very approachable music
My issue over the years with shredders like Yngwie and Vai has always been that they'll put shredding over the actual melody and harmony. But Tim really knows how to blend everything into a cohesive package.
Agree Yngwie late playing is repetitive and boring without melody.When you listen SOAD you appreciate the melodies of every song.Its harder creating a tune then mindlessly going over scales
His melodies and technique (obviously and timing) are soo good! He is all soul and it transcends time and space right to our ear and make us feel happy and good. Thats the epitome of a great musician/composer. Its cool cause tims influences are hendrix, death metal, and other acoustic players
I think at this point, Tim has ascended past the point of being a pure guitarist. He’s a true composer that’s got his art down to a T. He’s not just playing music, he’s playing art. Notice how even in cover songs such as the Umbrella song and the Ariana Grande pop cover, he didn’t just play the melody or the chorus, he blended the percussive elements and the lyrical voicing as well as added his own sound that is unique to Tim Henson only. And I think that’s what makes his playing so alluring and even addicting at times.
It’s so nice to see that an insane guitarist like yourself react to Tim Henson like this. It makes the process seem so much more human. I look at you the way you look at Tim Henson 😂😂
What amazes me most about Tim is at first I thought he was playing in some crazy open tunings but I looked and nope all standard tuning. So he doing all that sound in FUCKING E STANDARD!? It's absolutely mind blowing.
It's his understanding of all the open string intervals in standard tuning that makes his music sound unique. He writes music in a DAW and transposes the music to play to the strengths of e standard tuning. It's honestly quite brilliant.
Thanks for that! I was wondering. I don't think I have seen anyone ever with crisper fret transitions! Amazing to me! I'm a drummer but, we are living in an era that several new young guitar players are completly redefining the instrument. As an old man I can finally feel that guitar in the future is in very good hands. Haven't had a guitar player inspire me as much since Allan Holdsworth. I'm am just blown away by these young guitarist in this era!!!
The Tim Henson Neural DSP plugin is seriously the best for clean tones. The nylon preset is great for acoustic as well as electric. The multivoicer is on-point too. 10/10.
Hes easily one of the most creative, technically sound, and melodically driven guitarist out there. Few do what he does, along the likes of Ichika and Manuel Gardner Fernandes as well. So melodic, tasteful and difficult to play. They're the next evolution of guitarists for these types of genres
Absolutely. I feel like he's the best of Ichika and MGF...he brings that melodic oomph of ichika, with the flex of MGF. Henson is top tier right now for sure. I love MGF, feel like he gets carried away with the flexing and muted strums, just a bit much for my taste. Hes a monster nonetheless.
MGF and Tim Henson are probably my favourite modern guitar players, along with Matheus Asato and the also brazilian Lari Basilio. Such a great generation.
@@BassMatt1972 difficult also doesn't mean its just exercises. Ya don't gotta love his style, but to say its not good is just disrespectful and usually close minded. I don't know what styles you like so I can't say anything about you specifically, but most of the people I see dishing on Henson's playing (or the other guys mentioned on this comment thread 1.) haven't listened to a lot of their stuff to see how they've matured, and 2.) are into the oldies or slower blues stuff, and use the outdated 'playing with feel' argument to try and talk down on this playing.
That end makes me happy. Only because I got into guitar with mostly core stuff. Going to shows, playing in bands, carting around my heavily used 5150 stack. It's crazy that over the years my taste in music has changed and I love Tim Hensons new stuff. But the fact that he came from that background makes me feel like all of us here on the internet are on this long musical journey as we grow up and get older.
one of my favorite parts about Tim is his playing sounds like more than just a single guitar. when he plays it feels like he has multiple supporting artists around him or something. it sounds so full and lively. I love it
If you want another guitarist to make you feel bad about your guitars, Ichika Nito is an utter god with a guitar. A lot of his riff videos are like sub 2 minutes but they are all soooooooo good
To add onto the thread, check out Manuel Gardner-Fernandes. His recent contribution to the world’s biggest shred collab as well as “Black Thrusday” and “Fourth” are fun as all hell. Much love to Ichika Nito and Yvette Young as well👌
They were like "Geez. I wonder when he is gonna play something with a hook? I hope he joins some mildly successful crappy math-rock band or he will probably just be another heavily tattooed hipster barista."
That first video is one of my favorite pieces of music to listen to. First time I watched I swear I watched the whole video before I realized it was on a loop
Someone FINALLY FOUND A SAMPLE OF HIS STRAIGHT UP DEATHCORE DAYS he talked about it on a goons podcast but said he’d never tell anyone where to find it
Check out the resurrect EP, it's the first thing polyphia released th-cam.com/video/iHtLp-b0YSo/w-d-xo.html That old clip is from one of the songs. There's even a version with vocals, harsh and cleans The cleans were done by the old drummer, Brandon burkhalter
I play a classical guitar specifically with nylon strings and a wider neck than a standard acoustic and I have so much respect for him for the riffs he does on his. after I got my electric transitioning back was a legitimate challenge it's such a different feel
To be honest, if you look at guitarists like TheDooo who live listens to a song and instantly turns it into a technically improved version it’s just him knowing the cords that he always plays and how to arrange them it’s the same with tim, i would assume tim doesn’t have to practice overly long when by ear he knows where his fingers want to go. Just a hunch. If you’re familiar with how tim writes his riffs first making it out as if it was a beat in software, that’s probably where most of his time goes then once it sounds good in software he instantly lays it out on guitar.
Hi Nik, it’s all a matter of perspective. I get the same look and comments when watching you play!!! 😂😂😂😂 I can only ever dream of being able to play as well as you do and I have been playing guitar fir over 30 years. Keep up the great videos!!! 😃🙏🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Tim Henson has obviously put in many hours days weeks and years honing his skills. Makes it look so easy but yet so complicated. Such smooth technice and precision. Simply stunning playing.
Tim has tutorials for his songs on the TH-cam.. be fun to watch you try and learn one of them. "In the Cut" he says is one of his "easier" things he made
Honestly thinking through his postings, it probably is. His 'Real' feature is awesome, but the hardest part is getting used to the thumping technique (as someone who hadn't done it before). Blood Moon and Shred Collab III are ungodly difficult though. In the Cut is chill and vibey, mainly cuz he's flowing with the rapper so much.
Learning just the intro of G.O.A.T. for months improved my precision and so many techniques as well. I can definitely suggest to buy the tabs from Polyphia
Accoustic Fingerstily Guitarrists are a force to be reckoned with. How did Andy McKee called his style? Wood Rock and I think this is exacly what it is: complex, melodic and enjoyable, but also very difficult.
you really really really need to do Alan Goggoll. He deserves the exposure so fucking much. Dude is unbelievable at fingerstyle rhythm acoustic, the harmonics are UNREAL. Makes Tim Henson (almost) look intermediate.
*My guitars hate me now*
Anaal Nathrakh-The Joystream
Extremely brutal and amazing' Black Metal with Industrial elements.
This band and song will blow your mind.
Please react mate.
bro you think this is bad only 4 seconds in have you seen ichika's latest video
React to Ichika Nito next...
Ichika nito next
Tim Henson almost 30 but the dude still looks like he's 18 , he's some sort of guitar genius vampire
My favorite quote “ It’s metal you can show your mom or your grandma and she won’t instantly give you an exorcism” 😂😂😂
You say that but my grandmother actually really enjoyed listening to scream bloody gore
@DemonGuysaysHi
Evil Dead!!!!!
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@@demonguysayshi2666 fuck yeah! A classic album
@@demonguysayshi2666 The reason I began listening to metal is because my grandma would play Judas Priest on her record player and I was like 'this stuff is dope'
"i like to pretend im a guitarist"
-man that actually covered through the fire and the flames
and tendinitis
in 24 hours
and covered the sweeps from this was is ours
@@Max-hm8nk Just had to quite due to tendinitis sad day.... not selling them but I give up
@@TheBanana93 quarantine will do that to you! that sucks though! I'm sure that you'll bounce back soon and better then ever.
dude sold his soul at the cross roads to play that good. its amazing
then he took the devil for a fool...
kick the devil in the nuts and ask for your soul back
@@sugoruyo haha sick comment 😅 and totally agree with you on this. Speaking of which i know this video is about a year old I just discovered this kid and his band but Ive been a huge steve vai fan since the late 80’s and when I saw him on Crossroads I was a kid and didnt even understand the movie plot till over a decade later when rewatching the movie and it made sense lol . Id selling ur soul was a real thing everyone would be doing it. Ironically, belief in yourself IS a big basis for real satanism so selling ur soul seems weird and def a bad thing for many but its not even like that. Tim dont need the devil the devil needs HIM! (Except he already has Steve Vai) LMAOOOO
He definitely has no soul 😅
Either that or he practiced for over 5 hours or more a day for 18 years. They say it takes 10,000 hours to be an expert and he is for sure there.
Wow, Henson is just so inspirational. First time I heard him I immediately took up fishing. . Haven't looked back since. Thaaaanks, Tim.
As someone who doesn't have a guitar, Tim Henson makes me want to quit playing it.
I feel like Nik is getting near death experiences every time he reacts to stuff like this because his brain is about to explode trying to process what he just heard
He makes me want to stop playing drums, that’s how good he is at guitar
fucken lmao!!!! hilarious! ...and so damn true... :|
Same
Tim Henson makes me feel in 2021 how Jeff Loomis made me feel in 2001
"YOu CAN'T escape the Core Kid"!!!!
Nouneim s galochkoy
Hey Geebz... Fancy seeing you here... So, you come here often? ;)
you high bro?
@@whatskraken3886 Yes. Yes i am. Just lunged a cone. :D
Please anything but the XxCorekidXx
Those “come on bro it’s only 4 seconds” comments made me genuinely laugh out loud. I could totally feel the pain 🤣
"It's like metal you can show your mom"
YES I've been saying something similar for years with polyphia/Tim Henson's playing. It's very approachable music
When Tim Henson writes music, it doesn’t come out looking like quarter notes and half notes, it comes out looking like the Pokémon unknown.
Anaal Nathrakh-The Joystream.
Amazing Black Metal.
You absolutely should check this band out.
His shit be looking like Missingno like holy crap
Lol. I have a similar feeling when I listen to The Dillinger Escape Plan, only instead of turning into Unown when notated, it turns into calculus.
More like "MissingNo." pokemon and the music he plays sounds like the Pokemon's glitchy battle cry
This is funny af lmao
7:03 he's actually not really a core kid but a trained classical musician. That explains a lot.
My issue over the years with shredders like Yngwie and Vai has always been that they'll put shredding over the actual melody and harmony. But Tim really knows how to blend everything into a cohesive package.
Agree Yngwie late playing is repetitive and boring without melody.When you listen SOAD you appreciate the melodies of every song.Its harder creating a tune then mindlessly going over scales
Tim Henson’s the oldest 12 year old I’ve ever seen
And older than Nik somehow…
lol
@@Shiroar how old is nik anyways?
@@doom3798 According to the end of this video, 25 lol
@@darkae9463 he could be 29 "i have 2 years spent more than him"
His sense of melody is great. Shows you can have technicality and melody at the same time.
100% agree.
yeah, when i heard GOAT first time the thing that came across my mind immediately was "oh bloody god, *the sense of melody* "
And be a good example of the difference between wisdom and intelligence
"it's got no soul" *boomer bends*
Just saw them live a month ago and he was like an immortal god up on stage 🙌
His melodies and technique (obviously and timing) are soo good! He is all soul and it transcends time and space right to our ear and make us feel happy and good. Thats the epitome of a great musician/composer. Its cool cause tims influences are hendrix, death metal, and other acoustic players
I think at this point, Tim has ascended past the point of being a pure guitarist. He’s a true composer that’s got his art down to a T. He’s not just playing music, he’s playing art. Notice how even in cover songs such as the Umbrella song and the Ariana Grande pop cover, he didn’t just play the melody or the chorus, he blended the percussive elements and the lyrical voicing as well as added his own sound that is unique to Tim Henson only. And I think that’s what makes his playing so alluring and even addicting at times.
Manuel Gardner Fernandez - Roze Skin. He adds his own flavor
@@Jrocka7x the topic being discussed and reacted to was Tim Henson. If it was Manuel, it would be about Manuel.
Do you like tim henson bruh?
@@KeepTheGates I believe he used the word addicted at the end there lmao
So basically you are saying I should sell my guitars and just pray to Tim Henson at night?
Each star in the sky represents a time that Tim has played a harmonic
The contrast of how "soft" (non-derogatory in intention) Tim's outfits are in comparison to his large amount of tattoos. What a style
It’s so nice to see that an insane guitarist like yourself react to Tim Henson like this. It makes the process seem so much more human.
I look at you the way you look at Tim Henson 😂😂
What amazes me most about Tim is at first I thought he was playing in some crazy open tunings but I looked and nope all standard tuning. So he doing all that sound in FUCKING E STANDARD!? It's absolutely mind blowing.
It's his understanding of all the open string intervals in standard tuning that makes his music sound unique. He writes music in a DAW and transposes the music to play to the strengths of e standard tuning. It's honestly quite brilliant.
I know it’s not a huge difference (mostly for playing logistics and figures) but a good chunk of his stuff is played in Drop D
he loves open string harmonics so he tends to play in e minor; weird ass tunings would only be necessary if he felt like composing in another key lol
Thanks for that! I was wondering. I don't think I have seen anyone ever with crisper fret transitions! Amazing to me! I'm a drummer but, we are living in an era that several new young guitar players are completly redefining the instrument. As an old man I can finally feel that guitar in the future is in very good hands. Haven't had a guitar player inspire me as much since Allan Holdsworth. I'm am just blown away by these young guitarist in this era!!!
I don't think so. You can do advanced shed in standard. I play only standard. Because I'm shed at tuning.
The Tim Henson Neural DSP plugin is seriously the best for clean tones. The nylon preset is great for acoustic as well as electric. The multivoicer is on-point too. 10/10.
Anaal Nathrakh-The Joystream.
Amazing Black Metal.
You absolutely should check this band out.
I like it when a youtuber is relatable in this way.
Nice to see some humans still, and not just prodigy machines (:
The oversized hoodies give him superpowers.
Hes easily one of the most creative, technically sound, and melodically driven guitarist out there. Few do what he does, along the likes of Ichika and Manuel Gardner Fernandes as well. So melodic, tasteful and difficult to play. They're the next evolution of guitarists for these types of genres
Absolutely. I feel like he's the best of Ichika and MGF...he brings that melodic oomph of ichika, with the flex of MGF. Henson is top tier right now for sure. I love MGF, feel like he gets carried away with the flexing and muted strums, just a bit much for my taste. Hes a monster nonetheless.
MGF and Tim Henson are probably my favourite modern guitar players, along with Matheus Asato and the also brazilian Lari Basilio. Such a great generation.
@@MrNalettinho Asato is another of my faves, I think Tim is on top right now for me though. I’ll have to check out Basilio!
difficult doesn't equal good. I think most of this stuff is inane guitar exercises.
@@BassMatt1972 difficult also doesn't mean its just exercises. Ya don't gotta love his style, but to say its not good is just disrespectful and usually close minded. I don't know what styles you like so I can't say anything about you specifically, but most of the people I see dishing on Henson's playing (or the other guys mentioned on this comment thread 1.) haven't listened to a lot of their stuff to see how they've matured, and 2.) are into the oldies or slower blues stuff, and use the outdated 'playing with feel' argument to try and talk down on this playing.
That piece at 5:41 is incredible....WOW!
That end makes me happy. Only because I got into guitar with mostly core stuff. Going to shows, playing in bands, carting around my heavily used 5150 stack. It's crazy that over the years my taste in music has changed and I love Tim Hensons new stuff. But the fact that he came from that background makes me feel like all of us here on the internet are on this long musical journey as we grow up and get older.
On Tim Henson’s video playing a guitar, there’s a comment that said, “This man just broke all the rules of an acoustic guitar”.
one of my favorite parts about Tim is his playing sounds like more than just a single guitar. when he plays it feels like he has multiple supporting artists around him or something. it sounds so full and lively. I love it
So interesting, expressive, virtuosic, original, unexpected. Absolutely amazing.
Let's check out accoustic cover of Queen-Bohemian Rhapsody by Alipbata
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If you want another guitarist to make you feel bad about your guitars, Ichika Nito is an utter god with a guitar. A lot of his riff videos are like sub 2 minutes but they are all soooooooo good
Yea but you should checkout yvette young she is a god at composing
To add onto the thread, check out Manuel Gardner-Fernandes. His recent contribution to the world’s biggest shred collab as well as “Black Thrusday” and “Fourth” are fun as all hell.
Much love to Ichika Nito and Yvette Young as well👌
@@titaniamengyun boomer here. Yyngwie Malmsteen xD
Ichika's songs are fake
@@JammyTom
Are you introducing yourself?
Tim’s work is mind blowing. I play drums but I wanna quit
I wonder what it was like for his parents, to walk by his room and hear him shredding
Like all musicians parents.. they bitched about too much time inside
@@Only1Feckitt I got lucky and my parents never cared when I drummed, they encouraged it. My neighbors on the other hand….
@@therestingmitchface6241 they Loved it didn't they?
He owns his own studio and house 😭
They were like "Geez. I wonder when he is gonna play something with a hook? I hope he joins some mildly successful crappy math-rock band or he will probably just be another heavily tattooed hipster barista."
This is the art that moves genres and makes new ones. He figured it out man. Good for this guy.
That first video is one of my favorite pieces of music to listen to. First time I watched I swear I watched the whole video before I realized it was on a loop
Guitarists: "We hate bass players, they are inferior to us."
Also, guitarists: *plays guitar exactly like a bass
We love bassist though? They're our shepherd in our 20 minute, self-indulgent solos
I'm a guitarist but cliff burton is one of my heros🤔🤔
One of my new favorite bands has 2 bassists and a drummer, 'The Omnific'. Clay Gober from Polyphia just did a song with them
The players not the style lol
I am hoping this a joke because no guitarist hate bass.
Someone FINALLY FOUND A SAMPLE OF HIS STRAIGHT UP DEATHCORE DAYS he talked about it on a goons podcast but said he’d never tell anyone where to find it
It’s on his channel
@@phaaaze9984 that one sample is? But they had an entire ep from how he describes it on the podcast
here: th-cam.com/video/iHtLp-b0YSo/w-d-xo.html
Check out the resurrect EP, it's the first thing polyphia released
th-cam.com/video/iHtLp-b0YSo/w-d-xo.html
That old clip is from one of the songs. There's even a version with vocals, harsh and cleans
The cleans were done by the old drummer, Brandon burkhalter
That video has been around for years now I wanna say. I’ve seen it so many times at this point I’m basically desensitized to it, haha.
5:45 I legit reacted exactly the same way Nik did to that chord. It was like a jinx. Lmao how can you not.
ALIP BA TA MASTER FINGERSTYLE
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Theres no doubt that Tim Henson is one of the greatest guitarists of our generation
I almost hate that it's true.
That makes me sad for this generation.
He is a beast in every generation ¹
@@seemykids99 he is better than 99% of guitarist lol get over yourself
@@seemykids99 how 😂😂😂
I play a classical guitar specifically with nylon strings and a wider neck than a standard acoustic and I have so much respect for him for the riffs he does on his. after I got my electric transitioning back was a legitimate challenge it's such a different feel
Now you know how I feel when I watch your videos!!!
Watching Tim Henson play guitar is like seeing Roland Kick play three different melodies on three different horns at the same time!
I dont even want to get as good as Tim, i d just be very happy if I could be half as good as Nik one day...
I bet he sat there for hours at a time repeating specific movements to perfect his playing. There's so much more than just regular practice here
Anaal Nathrakh-The Joystream.
Amazing Black Metal.
You absolutely should check this band out.
probably, if i recall that ichita guy or w/e it is, said he practices for like 6-10 hrs a day
@@DeathShark00 Goddamn and I only do that for about 30min-1hr a day!
To be honest, if you look at guitarists like TheDooo who live listens to a song and instantly turns it into a technically improved version it’s just him knowing the cords that he always plays and how to arrange them it’s the same with tim, i would assume tim doesn’t have to practice overly long when by ear he knows where his fingers want to go. Just a hunch.
If you’re familiar with how tim writes his riffs first making it out as if it was a beat in software, that’s probably where most of his time goes then once it sounds good in software he instantly lays it out on guitar.
He is just impossible to compete with. This guy is creating a new way to play a guitar and im lovin it
Im so mad he didn't play Tim's JDSC part - the best riff he's ever made fr.
Tim is probably my favorite guitarist and a big inspiration for me
So good, and makes beautiful music.
To me this is a renewed inspiration to pick my old guitar back up and actually learn it
I'm waiting for the Tosin Abasi episode.
imma just djent with a capo and call it a night after watching this. love the vods
Great playing
"What is he, filled with water? Cuz he's so slippery?!?" Lol dude
Hahaha that's what keeps me watching nik, such a goof 😆
I can't even make those sounds with my voice, imagine on guitar. Insane🔥🤘🏻
You're fookin hilarious. Keep doing those
Tim is a legend in the making. What a unique artist.
Tims GOAT riff is sick! And Nic, you are fantastic at watching good guitar players. 😅
*That’s why i love Archspire, they bring hybrid picking into the scene of Tech Death Metal*
Anaal Nathrakh-The Joystream.
Amazing Black Metal.
You absolutely should check this band out.
Anybody else noticed how Nick's mic stand and Tim's plant (or whatever synchronised so well ) in the first clip?
I’m legit not even “into” music… but damn… impressive. Your take on it all is appreciated most.
I might go see them live in November, along with Architects and Loathe. Sounds like a very cool concert
Anaal Nathrakh-The joystream.
Amazing Black Metal.
Check it out.
bro record the concert and upload it on youtube
I'll see you there bc im going too
"Wait, is this just looping?"
Yep, welcome to the club.
Hi Nik, it’s all a matter of perspective. I get the same look and comments when watching you play!!! 😂😂😂😂
I can only ever dream of being able to play as well as you do and I have been playing guitar fir over 30 years.
Keep up the great videos!!! 😃🙏🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
if you didn't notice... he's playing the acoustic with his right hand on the fret board instead of the left... too good.
Charlie Robbins is a wizard with guitar too if anyone wants more inspiration to give up🤷🏻
Hey Nik, could you please show us your gear and your setap?
Tim Henson has obviously put in many hours days weeks and years honing his skills. Makes it look so easy but yet so complicated. Such smooth technice and precision. Simply stunning playing.
Dudes got that kaki king shit going.. shes also beast 🔥
Watching this literally convinced me to get tickets to Polyphia on tour. So damn good
Tim has tutorials for his songs on the TH-cam.. be fun to watch you try and learn one of them. "In the Cut" he says is one of his "easier" things he made
Honestly thinking through his postings, it probably is. His 'Real' feature is awesome, but the hardest part is getting used to the thumping technique (as someone who hadn't done it before). Blood Moon and Shred Collab III are ungodly difficult though. In the Cut is chill and vibey, mainly cuz he's flowing with the rapper so much.
Guitarist for 8 years now, still cant comprehend how his fingers move like that, my ears are very muched pleased
the "come on...4 seconds" got the follow. Had me laughing/smiling on that for sure lol
Tim Henson.
Tim Henson!
Tim Henson?
Tim Henson.
Him Tenson?
Tim Henson.
Learning just the intro of G.O.A.T. for months improved my precision and so many techniques as well. I can definitely suggest to buy the tabs from Polyphia
New favorite channel. Glad I'm not the only one who looses hope after watching Tim.
I loved the Muppet Show as a kid, looking forward to this one!
This just throws me back towards listening to Andy Mckee all day.
Yes!
Accoustic Fingerstily Guitarrists are a force to be reckoned with. How did Andy McKee called his style? Wood Rock and I think this is exacly what it is: complex, melodic and enjoyable, but also very difficult.
Blood Moon made my spine tingle. Good stuff.
Never realised this until now, your talking voice sounds almost exactly the same as Andy Biersack's talking voice
I haven't touched a single guitar string in my life and Tim still makes me wanna quit playing.
Hallo bro, please your reaction to Alip Ba Ta from Indonesia. Trust me, you are happy
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Nice video:) I bought the tim henson ibanez and it plays so good!
Tim is literally insane. Love him. You’re good too brother. #BePositive
Man, every time i try to play like this i get mad, because it is just impossible. I feel like a dolphin trying to fly. Tim Henson is unbelievable
Tim is a prodigy... give props to the audience for the legacy of Michael Hedges and Tommy Emmanuel so that they KNOW the DNA!
Great comment, Nothing comes from Nowhere
Wow Michael Hedges. Forgot how good that dude is.
this is inane guitar exercises. He has no taste or class, just lots of fusion garbage. Doesnt even compare to TE's little finger..
Seeing the vids of Tim Henson makes me wanna learn guitar some more
Love your frustration 🤣
Alibata...is the best fingersl...your look
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Dude is so good I’m gonna quit playing drums.
have you heard the drummer from his band? hes also really good
Nick !! Glad you did a reaction video to this ! Hope you remember me from ECI lmao!!
The vid of him shredding at 16 years old reminds me of the japanese video of Mick Thompson warming up by shredding
"You couldn't have given me a second..."
You had four whole seconds...
HAHAHAHAHA I can get over the "I still have like 2 years.....yeah... not going to happen.I'm bad" Same feeling
Can't escape the core kid at heart!!!!
the fact that hes a core kid makes me very happy. Metal will never die. And look what its become.
Can we please appreciate the fact that tim played his accoustic guitar with his left hand instead of with his right hand (which he mostly does)
@Max Milella no you can tell by bis tattoos
@@danielsteinkele5120 is it? I thought it was recorded with front camera or something
If he could do this either hand, existence would have been broken. We are still here.
I wanna see a Tim Henson/Berried Alive collab.
I. Would. Implode.
you really really really need to do Alan Goggoll. He deserves the exposure so fucking much. Dude is unbelievable at fingerstyle rhythm acoustic, the harmonics are UNREAL. Makes Tim Henson (almost) look intermediate.
You should do a video of you recording a song and using and breaking down the tone the archetype Tim henson you recorded.