My Top 10 FAVORITE 80's Riffs!
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"Du De Du Du Di Du Di Du Du De Du Du Di Du Di Du" May be the best cover of Sweet Child o Mine I´ve ever heard
Yeah he really made it his own version
Where do I get the patented “DuDe” pedal for my rig? I need it!
That legit made my day😂
It’s at 18:53
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssss
2:00 Eye Of The Tiger - Survivor
3:26 Pride And Joy - Stevie Ray Vaughan
4:36 Living On A Prayer - Bon Jovi
6:28 One - Metallica
8:16 Pour Sugar On Me - Def Leppard
9:58 Start Me Up - Rolling Stones
12:20 Panama - Van Halen
15:02 Back In Black - AC/DC
16:31 Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne
18:57 Sweet Child O' Mine - Guns N' Roses (Best cover ever xD )
Enjoy
thanks for the support!
Thanks man
@@MartyMusic Marty!!! What is the song you feature as you close your video! I want to buy it! It's a guitar instrumental that I've heard in other of your videos. Don't ignore me!!! LOL
this should be on top
I love you
One of the most 80's MTVesque riffs is definitely Dire Straits' Money for Nothing, I mean... almost the song's whole theme lmao
When he said
Ai ai ai
I felt that
Ruben Lahpor not funny, cringe af
@@JakobSeidl you mean his comment or Marty?
Jesus of Suburbia the comment lol
@@JakobSeidl wtf does that mean
Ratt - Lay It Down
Def Leppard - Photograph
Dire Straits - Money for Nothing
Motley Crue - Girls Girls Girls
Metallica - Seek and Destroy
Ratt the morning after
Ratt your in trouble
Ratt im insane
Ratt never use love
Ratt back for more
one of the best riffs is by The Silver Thinkers: the 17 million ! DAMN it's EPIC !
Trevor Mundee Heck yeah, all great songs!
@@Rattnroll94 Never Use Love is pure 80s Metal..... What a riff.....
@@Rattnroll94 How TF did Lack of Communication not make this list?
I just realized his shirt says Kurger Bing
Hey Patchy! Where's Potty?
@@Jobvdschouw lmao
"Bomen welong in khe titchen"
-Kurger Bing
Continue with the 90's!!!!
Savin sel there’re some amazing riffs in the 2000’ but not as the 80’
The rift from Touch Peel And Stand by Days Of The New should be in there.
I’m more interested in the 2010’s because there are more obscure and broad riffs to pull from. Considering one hit wonders and underground bands would just be interesting.
no..90s was a desert
You just didnt listen to awesome riffs from the 90's my friend, there are a lot
Marty always asks us how we're doing, but when has anybody asked Marty how he's doing??😢
I did
Marty makes his living playing guitar. I think he'd doing ok, lol.
I‘m kinda disappointed that he didn‘t put on an 80‘s Glam Rock wig.
Sky Morawe I’m disappointed Queen wasn’t on there
@@hellion972 Queen for rock riffs tho?
Little Red What queen riff tho?
That fedora is staying on no matter what. Also 69 likesssss
Harry GW Really not tho they're pretty average
It's very weird that you didn't put Money for nothing by Dire straits in the list because it's one the best riffs of all time not just in the 80's
1000% agree. I think it's the overall best guitar riff of all time. It's literally the first thing I learned when I bought my first electric a couple days ago.
HOO DA DEE DO DIDOO DIDOO HOO DA DEE DO DIDOO DIDOO
Metallica was an underground band filling arenas with a HUGE following then the video came out and it opened the flood Gates and set the stage for the black album. I've been a fan since 83.
one of the best riffs is by The Silver Thinkers: the 17 million ! DAMN it's EPIC !
Now they fill stadiums and have fans worldwide 🤘🏽
Marty reminds me of jack black in school of rock low key
You're one of my favorite teachers to tune into, Marty.
You're great at guitar and teaching, but more importantly, you have a great sense of humor, and make learning fun!
Thanks for all you do!!!
The AYE AYE AYE is back!
Lol. This 😂 😂
What song is that
@@williamwylie8041 Crazy Train.
@@fatihgldr thank you
@@williamwylie8041 👍 🎶 🎶
Love this. I've spent many hours trying to get "Pride and Joy" to sound right. Deceptively difficult. A lot of string muting needed. Great riff to work on if you want to go from beginner toward intermediate.
Mike Mcintosh intermediate to BLUES EXPERT
Marty you’re a legend. I love the commentary and singing between the riffs 😂
Pride And Joy all the Way for me! The 80s sure had some guitar gold in every genre easily!
The only thing I'd add, Marty, is guys like Andy Summers- Message in a Bottle, and the Edge - Bad. They went a whole different direction, but came up with some cool guitar parts.
The 80’s when riffs ruled the airwaves and you still had a chance for the whole world to hang every note! Good stuff Marty!! 👍😀🤙
Mine are:
10. Acdc Shake a leg
9. Acdc Givin a dog a bone
8. Acdc what do you do for money honey
7. Acdc let me put my love into you
6. Acdc shoot to thrill
5. Acdc Rock n roll aint noise pollution
4. Acdc have a drink on me
3. Acdc you shook me all night long
2. Acdc back in black
1. Acdc hells bells
And yeah, this is the whole back in black album...
Hi. We have the whole album in common lol 😂
Strongest album ever...all the songs are on the radio...ALL THE TIME! I can't think of another band of any type that's done that...INCREDIBLE
@@stanbrown915 Appetite for destruction did it too
@@LtPuff I know it is the all time..hands down strongest debut album but I don't remember every song getting airplay like Back in black did but I just might not be remembering correctly.
I love how you slipped that smoking fill lick at the end of Crazy Train. Your awesome. Great job once again! There were so many cool Top Riffs in the 80s it's hard to argue with your selections. St Elmo"s Fire was another movie hit that comes to mind
Really enjoyed!! Thanks for sharing your personal memories associated with the riffs you selected! I agreed with most of what you selected. Thanks for your commitment to music and teaching us all how to better at playing the guitar!!
Being an 80's kid and loving the music of my decade, thanks for memories. I love how a song of your youth can bring you back to an exact time like it was yesterday! Thanks Marty!
I'm secretly watching these videos to get better at singing. 😁 Love when Marty sings. Great comic relief for my boring days at work!
Good video, Marty! I like how we get a more personal side of you in these kind of videos!
Hey, Marty can you please upload a tutorial for all along the watchtower solo part 4? those 3 lessons were incredible and changed my guitar playing forever but I've been trying to get the last solo down. I'm still going to try and figure it out, but it would be so helpful, and convenient. I love your work man, you inspire me!
Such a great video idea, and moreover even better song selections beginning to end. Love it Papa Marty
if he were to put every 80s song we liked it would be a 20 hour live stream
The Kurger Bing shirt tho...
I’m dying!
Great video, great playing as always! A video of your presets for each song would be great!!!
Love youre Channel you have been helping me from when i began guitar, love youre videos KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Oh I definitely would’ve included Steve Lukither’s riff on Michael Jackson’s beat it. That is the quintessential riff of the 1980s.
Love your content Marty. Keep it up
Just got my first guitar yesterday, gonna binge your channel!
Thank you Marty! The *best* part of this list is your positive enthusiasm! Sub-ed. Ironically, I think Panama is the best rock guitar intro ever created - Eddie's brown sound, the chords, the dissonance and resolve, the harmonics, the kick in, Roth's infinite charismatic vocals ("Oh, yeah!" envied by the Kool-Aid man himself), that weird drum/guitar timing that you mentioned and how it meshed together anyway - cheers!
Gotta love your passion man! We all have memories attached to songs. Great top 10. I was betting GNR would be #1 when I saw the post!
Being in quarentine made so much easier with Marty's videos! Keep rocking! 🤘
Thank you to you and your crew for doing this, I'm in Chicago about to be locked down for the next 2.5 weeks. I'm going through your catalogue and will have plenty to keep me busy.
Killin it again Marty..thanks for all you share with us.
The S.R.V. sounded so rich and full of tone.
Marty I was 100% sure Money for nothing was gonna be the first 😂😂
He forgot danger zone from top gun with the whole song transcends the movie thing
Exactly what I was thinking . HIGHWAY TO THE DANNNNGGEERRZOONNEEE
Kinda sad motley crue wasn’t in here
Lmaoooo I instinctively did the AYE AYE AYE thing and almost died when Marty did it too 🤣
Love me some Back In Black. But when I played football in high school, we used Hells Bells. Plus as a San Diego boy, Hells Bells meant “Trevor Time!” The Padres closer Trevor Hoffman was one of the greatest closers ever. They’d shut all the lights off in the stadium and ring a real bell while he came out of the bullpen in the outfield. I get goosebumps to this day thinking about it.
Brother, you nailed them all as usual BUT Panama was so on point!!! Your my fav youtube guitarist!!! Keep it up buddy. I'm still struggling with under the bridge, that video prolly has 100 views just from me!!! Thanks my man, keep it classy!!!!
i looove this series thankssssss finally sumn to do at home
Great vid Marty. Perfect mix. I'm a `Sea King` class of 86' Stoked on your channel✌
Hey Marty I just wanted to say I really appreciate what you do. I didn't know much about guitar before I started after watching you I've learned so much from you so thank you so much for your time and lessons. I did have a question is there anyway you could teach how to play Wildwood flower on accoustic. I have tried to learn it and no videos I've seen explan it the way you do and I feel like your the best for teaching. I would really appreciate it.
I really like your vibe , keep it up like that!
I’m of the MTV era too. I didn’t pick up a guitar until college, but I played many an hour of tennis racket guitar to almost all the songs in this video as a kid. Thanks, Marty!
The ending was *very* funny and actually was a surprise so nice job lol.
Love you had to use the Capo on Back in Black. Your a genius Marty!
Marty! I appreciate your singing man! Thanks for all the awesome videos! God bless you 🙏👊
great video series, can wait to hear 90's
Does this mean theres a "one" lesson coming soon? Ik Carl Brown has one up already but I'm still struggling with those solo's. Bless us marty!
Cosmic bro chill
@@cosmicbro1973 He's a great teacher in the sense that it's an incredibly accurate lesson it's just a lot of pausing and learning it becuase he's playing it right rather than the easiest mode. Takes some getting used to in my experience
@@cosmicbro1973 Sorry man but Carl Brown is so much better than Marty unless you are a beginner
Nate Mahony this guys just a beginner then
Cosmic Bro no need for you to deny that Carl is a better teacher. Besides your experience compared to my 100 plus years of playing every second of them looks like nothing
Cool video Marty. You singing the G&R riff was a good laugh. We all need a good laugh right now. Stay healthy man!
I know your post is kind of old but I just discovered it I can't believe you left off Round and Round by Ratt that was so huge back in the day what an iconic riff and also ratt crossed over they weren't just a band for the hair metal guys the Rockers also like them and everyone I knew had out of the cellar
The crazy train echo was epic! Love your videos
u never disappoint Marty! How about some follow up lessons on each riff? I know you've already done some of them, but you seem more versed in them now with more modern takes. what a great teacher! many thanks.
As always Mr.S , great episode! I grew up in the 80’s also, Class of 87 ! 🎸🤟🏼 how about a little R.E.O., Take it on the Run ! ? 🤷🏼♂️ great solo from the late Gary Richrath!!
Luv you Marty. Been with you for years. Even bought some of your lessons years ago. I’ve been playing for about ten years now. I still suck but it’s good to watch your videos.
these are great. simple concept, sure others could make the list but this awesome. gets a person thinking more to play too.
Mate, that's gold! they are my faves of the 90's too - thanks for that
No worries about being blocked. "Sweet Child O' Mine" was totally unrecognizable! Nice try, though. 😉
Great list... only thing I can think to add right off the top of my head is a little ZZ Top... Sharped Dressed Man. That song (and video) just screams so much of the 80's I remember.
Hey Marty I love your vids you have taught me everything I know.
My music teacher recommended me Marty's videos. We actually followed Marty's tutorial of Tears in Heaven step by step, and I played it at the recital. Thank you, Marty!
Corona del Mar was my favorite beach back in the day... Climbing the rock mountain and exploring the pirate cave(s) as a kid are memories I'll never forget.
Hey Marty! Great video, has always. You got me really surprised now... How and why on Earth you have a Tagima, as shown when you play Panama. Didn't know anyone outside of Brazil had one, let alone Marty Freakin' Swartz!!
I remember coming home from school and watching the mtv countdown. I would put a vcr tape in and record my favorites. I remember the one video and also shot in the dark by ozzy, which is one of my all time favorites .
Love Marty but Sweet Child of mine is one of my favorites so I’m disappointed you didn’t play it. Anyway I love what you’re doing and I really appreciate you’re style and groove. I m a old guy trying to learn this thing the right way now that I’ve retired. Played around a little when I was young but unfortunately life got in the way. Thanks for all you do I’m really getting reenergized !
Hero - Nickelback totally helped out Spider-Man and vice versa to your Eye of the Tiger mention. Love the vids - waiting for my guitar to arrive and gonna be learning with your help!
Marty great video. All of your guitars are awesome. Cheers James.
15:02. Change the, to be not blocked.......You're genius, Marty!
why would they even do that
Happy but not satisfied copywright
When he sung "Oo da doo da di do do da", I felt that.
Your scat/singing never fails to crack me up!
The ending was hilarious. Marty you are a funny dude. Keep doing what you are doing
Pleeaassee do more video‘s like this!!
Fantastic video Marty !
Could you do a more advance tutorial for “all the faces” by Creed Bratton? I can’t find a good tutorial for my life!
50K views in 3 days. Just very cool. Great stuff Marty.
Wow you really nailed the Sweet child o mine intro there! That's how it sounds when I play 😂😂😂
Love the vid and the shirt you the man Marty.
My top 10 80s riffs
1. Mr brownstone - Guns N’ Roses
2. Shake a leg - AC/DC
3. Photograph - Def leopard
4. Romeo delight - Van Halen
5. Permanent vacation - Aerosmith
6. Sticky sweet - Motley Crue
7. Drop dead legs - Van Halen
8. Here I go again - white snake
9. Mr Crowley - Ozzy Osbourne
10. White wedding - Billy idol
Van halen 👍🏻
Hey Marty! You should do Phil Collins “I wish it would rain down” intro, would love to see you do a little tutorial on it! Keep up the good work!
You brought me back to Jr High also Marty! Wish I played guitar back then!
Marty talking about One , sounds just like me describing why I wanted to learn guitar. One and Master of puppets started this journey lol
Same here Hetfield for me is the guitar hero that made me pick up the instrument.
Another great 'GenX Nostalgia' clip, although the '80s were just 'an extension of' the '70s from my '65 Vintage POV. My karaoke 50th Anniversary tribute to Aerosmith 'Dream On' reminded me that my 20s & 30s were a long time ago, but I must have been doing something right with as much 'audience participation' as I noticed on replay of the video. Still keeping the guitar at home while I do refresher exercises with the muscle memory for hybrid-picking, double-stop and triad-chords, and rebuilding my maneuverability & reach along the post-surgery recovery path. (Trouble Tribe 'Here Comes Trouble' features some great 'stretch exercise' opportunities too)
Great list marty!
Another great video marty 👏 u should do one of top 5 guns n roses riffs
All great choices. I'm a little younger than Marty, but I was hoping for Beat It to be on here. Iconic 80s partnership and that guitarwork (especially the solo) shreds.
Couldn't agree more with this list, my favorites too.
Great riffs man!
There's a few more I can think of
Money for Nothing, Welcome to the Jungle, Kickstart My Heart, Beat It
Top 10 60s riffs would be awesome
You actually did it :D
The riffs of the decades :D
You’re the best Martyyyy :))))
Keep on jammin’
Purple Rain is easily up there for me. I get that it’s not considered Rock by many but I consider anyone who can rock a rockstar and when prince felt like it he was one of the great rock stars and one of the most underrated guitarists ever.
“What does it look like in F said no one ever” 😂 I miss cds too though 💿 man what a different time huh
Thumbed up....just for the singing at the end. Brilliant job!
Hey Marty my name is Lloyd Sears and I'm a guitarist and a lead vocalist for my band the other guitarists and I are so thankful for your tips and tricks on how to play song that we like and play for fun when just want to play some songs when get done recording our songs
I sat down to find an easy three-chord number to advance my awesome ultra-beginner skills, and I wound up here. I LOVED the 80s era. Video Hits with Dan Gallagher (and later Samantha Taylor)! Eventually MuchMusic took over. All these awesome songs, so nostalgic for me too! I just can't believe how well you play. It's amazing. (BTW, I did like your version of Sweet Child O' Mine.)