Whenever I see someone playing blind, I always have that one show playing in my head where their crowd just looks like pure liquid when he let's out the "Are you RedAYYYYY"
Lots of these songs remind me of other songs! "World of Hurt" --> "Ace of Spades" "Sex Type Thing" --> "Symphony of Destruction" (STP's "Vasoline" also has a LONG version of this riff haha) I LOVE CAKE!!! Especially their obscurities. 3:16 that look 🤣🤣 "Blind" --> "Get Down with the Sickness"
you are the best out of the guitar teachers on youtube that i've found. dont get me wrong, others are great too but you.... you - really strike chord with me. pardon the pun. please do some Cake tutorials when you have time
Yo, I love that you showed love to HLEMET and Jeff Buckley! Dope! ALso, man, those are good formulas. SOmetimes we tend to think its these overly complicated things until we realize the riffs still stem from basic foundations. AGain, dope!
Great video. I like how you’re not using your teach to focus on one genre of music. It’s cool to see you’re using overkill ( my band just started covering electro-violence) helmet, cake, Jeff Buckley. I think it’s Important to show people that timing signatures like you showed in the video are done in all different styles. It makes it easier for people to get the grasp of that as well as to maybe turn them on to different sides to rock or metal. Thumbs up to you. Keep up the good work love watching your videos. Btw, you should post a picture of you looking like Robert smith back in the day, that would be awesome lol. Take care.
I always had the feeling that any riff that would syncopate against the drums would feel extremely groovy. The example I always use is Kashmir from Led Zeppelin, the 3/4 guitar against the 4/4 drums makes the steady beat of the drums feel heavier or easier to get along with. Great vid, you should do a video-explanation of this.
Disposable heroes breakdown riff also is a very good example for writing really groovy and heavy riffs. Although that one is grouped more in 3s not 2s, but that is a very good example of a groovy riff. Although most people I see play that riff focus to much on getting the right notes and not the right feel. That’s one of those riffs that unless you put all your power and aggression into it, it will sound bad. That is another lesson I’ve learned. Even when playing rather simple riffs, if you put a lot of aggression and power into the notes you play it will sound very, very heavy.
I literally choked on a piece of papaya when you started do play Jeff Buckley, I don't know why. Well, maybe because he's one of my all time favorite musicians. :)
Jjajajaja that is one of my fav °love songs..!.! Pantera the Kings of Groove! The Cure...that same song I played with my first band, soon afterwards one of the guitar players died on an accident at 17 while excursioning with their school mates after graduating...So sad...=( He was the songwriter...a nice boy and great musician ..I will never forget those guys who put their confidence on me as a woman ,to be their bassplayer and composing mate.. Blue Carmin was my band..Thanks for sharing!
Hi Mike I have recently just watched a couple of videos of guitar tricks and would like to say thankyou for these as I forgotten some tricks and you are inspired my playing better. I started playing guitar years ago usually as a hobbie mainly. Can I please ask yourself a video on drumming as I'm completely stuck with this as trying to make backing tracks. I don't know if I'm doing things right but I remember once someone saying drums when setted up can play in certain keys ex 145 on the tightness of the skin depending on singers vocals of key. I mainly want to know this so and I am using a app called caustic 3 which is worth its weight in gold as it is basically a music composer box. I usually keep myself to myself and trying out busking using a electro accoustic savannah a mooer ge100 for reverb delay chorus mainly. One of my main problems is that I seem to come up with is hitting bum notes when going electric from acoustically as hand strengh is good from years of practise not playing electric. I finding it hard at times trying to get certain sounds as when going through the pre settings most sound overpowering distortion with which I am studying as mainly its all trial and error mainly. Must remember pad and a pen when doing any work or for dropping down ideas any help or guidance would be very benifitual and how to use a looper basic tricks not worked on a looper beforehand so a lot to learn 😂 lol anyway thankyou for the videos uploaded and I have subscribed and pressed the likely button and hopefully get out busking in the near future thanks again 👍 😜
Working on the melody to a new song Suicidal Tendencies. Gonna play with this concept a bit. This song is a bit out of my comfort zone and is a rocker. That's the feel I get from it. I'm gonna try the double beat and see where it leads.
How is the rhythmic picking on the first one, down and up, hitting the string on down and up? Sorry for the non theoretical way of asking the question.
Isn’t Yousician technically driving away customers by saying that guitar is “slow and frustrating” ??
Well it is quite frustrating at first, but if you're prepared for that and if you really want to play, that won't bother you that much
why is this the top comment? relatable tho lmao
I'm not shocked that Pantera are mentioned a few times in a video about groove
But honestly every pantera song has the groove... rip dime... getcha pull!!!
He really left us hanging with the Can't Stop intro
Agreed
Whenever I see someone playing blind, I always have that one show playing in my head where their crowd just looks like pure liquid when he let's out the "Are you RedAYYYYY"
max That was Woodstock 99 bud
Really awesome for ensuring a Groove vibe to some killer rocking riffs! Awesome work my man as always!
"All the cute girls were a bit gothy." XD
Big ups on the Helmet choice, BTW! There's no other band quite like them!
Lots of these songs remind me of other songs!
"World of Hurt" --> "Ace of Spades"
"Sex Type Thing" --> "Symphony of Destruction"
(STP's "Vasoline" also has a LONG version of this riff haha)
I LOVE CAKE!!! Especially their obscurities.
3:16 that look 🤣🤣
"Blind" --> "Get Down with the Sickness"
Helmets Betty and Meantime are underrated legendary albums for me. OP snare sound too!
Also can't believe you saw Buckley live! What a privilege!
you are the best out of the guitar teachers on youtube that i've found. dont get me wrong, others are great too but you.... you - really strike chord with me. pardon the pun. please do some Cake tutorials when you have time
You should do a rhcp video about their style or whatever ::3
He does have a video on John Frusciantes greatest guitar techniques
Yo, I love that you showed love to HLEMET and Jeff Buckley! Dope! ALso, man, those are good formulas. SOmetimes we tend to think its these overly complicated things until we realize the riffs still stem from basic foundations. AGain, dope!
Ohhh Cake! I've only ever heard The Distance, forgot they even existed. Going to listen to some more now, thanks! 😃
So many great Cake songs. Never There was a big hit.
@@TheArtofGuitar thanks! I'll give it a listen
They have a killer version of I Will Survive, it's groovy as hell: th-cam.com/video/7KJjVMqNIgA/w-d-xo.html
Goth girls are awesome ...most of them :-) wow No AC/DC?
You starting this with Overkill was something I wasn't prepared for.
Great video. I like how you’re not using your teach to focus on one genre of music. It’s cool to see you’re using overkill ( my band just started covering electro-violence) helmet, cake, Jeff Buckley. I think it’s Important to show people that timing signatures like you showed in the video are done in all different styles. It makes it easier for people to get the grasp of that as well as to maybe turn them on to different sides to rock or metal. Thumbs up to you. Keep up the good work love watching your videos. Btw, you should post a picture of you looking like Robert smith back in the day, that would be awesome lol. Take care.
I always had the feeling that any riff that would syncopate against the drums would feel extremely groovy. The example I always use is Kashmir from Led Zeppelin, the 3/4 guitar against the 4/4 drums makes the steady beat of the drums feel heavier or easier to get along with. Great vid, you should do a video-explanation of this.
you are an awesome teacher, my dear mr.AoG
Just found this last week- such a great and useful video! I’ve been creating all kinds of simple but super catchy riffs for the last few days
Brilliant.....loved the comments with the songs too!
Did not expect to see my favorite band here! The Cure is fantastic!!
Gold! Thanks a lot. 🎸
Disposable heroes breakdown riff also is a very good example for writing really groovy and heavy riffs. Although that one is grouped more in 3s not 2s, but that is a very good example of a groovy riff. Although most people I see play that riff focus to much on getting the right notes and not the right feel. That’s one of those riffs that unless you put all your power and aggression into it, it will sound bad. That is another lesson I’ve learned. Even when playing rather simple riffs, if you put a lot of aggression and power into the notes you play it will sound very, very heavy.
Killing in the name of and down with the sickness
I literally choked on a piece of papaya when you started do play Jeff Buckley, I don't know why. Well, maybe because he's one of my all time favorite musicians. :)
Glad to see so many Pantera riffs!
I thought that was AIC at first, too. I remember buying In The Meantime on cassette.
Groovy! Thanks for the vids, they’re awesome
I'm wearing the exact same shirt right now. No kidding!
so that’s why the bridge to jambi before the solo grooves so hard
*this love comes up*
Me: Oh I love this love...
...what did I just say?
Great riffs, and the plus of groove!!!
Jjajajaja that is one of my fav °love songs..!.! Pantera the Kings of Groove!
The Cure...that same song I played with my first band, soon afterwards one of the guitar players died on an accident at 17 while excursioning with their school mates after graduating...So sad...=(
He was the songwriter...a nice boy and great musician ..I will never forget those guys who put their confidence on me as a woman ,to be their bassplayer and composing mate..
Blue Carmin was my band..Thanks for sharing!
Really surprised to see Overkill.
Awesome!
Underrated band
Jeff Buckley on a Jazzmaster? I think we just became best friends!
Right? That was unexpected & almost surreal it was such a pleasant surprise!
i just knew helmet was gonna be in this video haha
Great examples
you forgot Meshuggah, the masters of rhythmic grooves! at least you got Pantera though 🤘🏻
Hi Mike I have recently just watched a couple of videos of guitar tricks and would like to say thankyou for these as I forgotten some tricks and you are inspired my playing better. I started playing guitar years ago usually as a hobbie mainly. Can I please ask yourself a video on drumming as I'm completely stuck with this as trying to make backing tracks. I don't know if I'm doing things right but I remember once someone saying drums when setted up can play in certain keys ex 145 on the tightness of the skin depending on singers vocals of key. I mainly want to know this so and I am using a app called caustic 3 which is worth its weight in gold as it is basically a music composer box.
I usually keep myself to myself and trying out busking using a electro accoustic savannah a mooer ge100 for reverb delay chorus mainly. One of my main problems is that I seem to come up with is hitting bum notes when going electric from acoustically as hand strengh is good from years of practise not playing electric. I finding it hard at times trying to get certain sounds as when going through the pre settings most sound overpowering distortion with which I am studying as mainly its all trial and error mainly. Must remember pad and a pen when doing any work or for dropping down ideas any help or guidance would be very benifitual and how to use a looper basic tricks not worked on a looper beforehand so a lot to learn 😂 lol anyway thankyou for the videos uploaded and I have subscribed and pressed the likely button and hopefully get out busking in the near future thanks again 👍 😜
Neat guitar, I have that same shirt too, got it at Target lol
Working on the melody to a new song Suicidal Tendencies. Gonna play with this concept a bit. This song is a bit out of my comfort zone and is a rocker. That's the feel I get from it. I'm gonna try the double beat and see where it leads.
Didn't expect the Cure on here, but damn am I thankful for that
Not thankful enough
I love First Ave! You from MPLS?
My Own Summer by Deftones should have been on the list.
But still you did a great job!
Is gothy a word?😉 Thanks for the grooves. Sounds very good!!
It's in the dictionary
Instant riff formula for GROOVES !
He has a world supply of riffs
Don't tread on me by Metallica. main riff fits the criteria and is groovy af
Hell yea, I love Fascination Street
Gotta love Cake!
Dr Feelgood also has a pretty sick pattern
isn't the main riff of "Feeling Lonely" by Boy Pablo basically in this riffstyle aswell?
Ha I was thinking blind and primal concrete sledge from the start
3:07 Ahhhhhh yeaaaaa 🤘🤘🤘
How is the rhythmic picking on the first one, down and up, hitting the string on down and up? Sorry for the non theoretical way of asking the question.
I ❤️ Fascination Street.
Can you do a video on tremelo and gallop picking please?
What about Vasoline by STP? That's probably the most iconic 2 beat groove ever!
Can you please do a habits of Buckethead
You missed No Good (Attack the Radical) since you wanted to have all the Pantera ones
That one particular Rammstein song, forgot the title, has the same rhythmic thing
1:59 STP "borrowed" that lick from Kiss (War Machine). ;)
It's funny because dirt and core came out the same day same year
what distortion are you using?
Heartbeat
First ave.? Do you live in MN? Cause I do!
All I could think about
The Cold Wind - GRETA VAN FLEET
One of my favorite Zeppelin songs
Helmet - unsung. Anthem
Also clash with reality the lick in the intro before they double it up
Going the distance gake
Hahahaha Before the video, there was an ad about why you shouldn't try learning guitar from TH-cam and you should go to some website instead.
i love you mike from fart of guitR
You are right about the goth girlzzz... :D
This video went the distance and changed its name from Kitty to Karen.
*BEST COMMENT WINNER* (If I had a Chrysler Lebaron to gift you, it would be yours! 😉😎)
No black sabbath?
dont forget Prong!
Raining Blood Interlude
What's the name of that guitar on the beginning of the video
Kristen!
Related to scotch snaps
sooooooo whats the formula?
Cool.
Them bones by AIC.
Oh, dear lord... Cake. 😄
Do a zakk wylde artist series
Are you the " markiplier" guy.
While you have the bass out....Spacehog - In the Meantime
Great song but I'm not sure it fits into the rubric for this video.
😎
Do jerry garcia guitar techniques
Jeff Buckley ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Slow down intro to 50% total stoner effect, awesome video at any speed.
Quake 2 music style
Great video! Thrash formula next time?
00000000000000. All palm muted.
randomness Haha, true!
I'll let you date my sister if you release a Ted Nugent technique video.
that plastic guitar is reaaaally pretty
Eminence front .. the who
Helmet mention🫡
Korn 🤘🍻
Bass riff
The Vietnam war killed surf rock
This guy looks like markiplier
Or.does Markiplier look like him?
Knowing the alt tunings you used would have been a big plus education wise. And you Sold your seven string??? Bad camper...😕