Oh god somewhere on the internet there’s an amazing video of Mike Einziger from Incubus doing guitar tutorials, and some dude asked him for a tutorial on Black Heart Intertia. And Mike, god bless him, played like half a lick and literally could not remember how he played the rest of the song. One of the funniest damn things I’ve ever seen and it was nice to see him and everyone else have a nice big laugh about it.
Yeah its great but because youtube and company doesnt want you to copy the musicians they accept the wrong chord progression over the original which the musicians make , but yeah I agree
Tim Henson from Polyphia did a cool tutorial for G.O.A.T. Of course it doesnt concern me because I'm a decade from being able to play that but I guess it was useful for somebody.
To sum up: The "little harmonic thing" leading into the chorus it's an overdub in standard tuning! So tune to: *C# G# C# F# B E* . The PC harmonic will be top 2 strings, 4th fret. 🎸 Enjoy fellows guitarists! 🐺
I know! TH-cam has really changed how we interact with musicians, I think it's a great thing to show young people that you can be just like him if you work hard
Yeah, I was a fan and part of LPU waaay back, now after nearly 20 years coming back to LP videos and I see this 🙈😯 What a great guy, haven't noticed many other artists making such videos. This would have helped me back in the day 🎸 better late than... I'll get right on it then 😄
As a man who disagrees with the people who say that "If the guy who wrote the song plays the wrong notes, they become the right ones", this actually made me smile because there's someone out there who actually admits to their mistakes despite being MIKE FRIGGIN' SHINODA.
I don't play guitar but that was just beautiful to see you playing. We miss your music man. So much oh my lord... Mike, really, we need you. You're my icon for the rest of eternity. ❤
Based 🤝 He’s been my role model for as long as I can remember. It’s always been like, “He’s a class act of the man I’d like to grow up to be.” Hell, because I’m detail oriented, I even studied Mike’s speech pattern because of how well he chunks information, and makes it easy for the listener to pay attention to.
@@saajidroussoulle That's why I'll never call myself a Linkin Park Fan This band is dead because it's fans didn't like the fact that the band wanted to change and to be better The truth is the truth And I'm not counting Chester's problems
Kiss did that, it's not the first time (I think it's Paul Stanley who made a tutorial for Modern Day Delilah) BUT, correcting people who are wrong about their song, that's the first time, I agree with you on that On this, I hope you'll have a nice day ^^
Oh my, been playing guitar for a while and it's often really hard to get these minor details right when covering a song. Getting a lesson on them straight from a band member is amazing, and I've never seen anyone do such an "official" tutorial before! 🤯
Agreed, I have always wanted to sit down with Brad or Mike and ask specifically how something is played, and how wrong tabs and tutorials are, because while we know the notes, there's little nuances that every guitar player has that we usually miss. This way we know them and can play it exactly as it was recorded, like I didn't know about the top 2 in standard tuning in One Step Closer for the second pre-chorus. I could never get that sound right
The only band I(member) I've ever seen do this is Tye Zamora, the bass player from Alien Ant Farm. On his YT channel you has bass tutorials for almost every AAF song.
@@Isti115 Yeah it's a bit a thing of the past now with TH-cam and the likes. Guitarists used to have videos called "masterclass", where they would show off their skills and that sometimes included a break down of their own band's songs.
He would be the most laid-back music teacher anyone ever had if he was one. He's genuinely friendly and kind. Makes you want to support him more. I wish more musicians were like this
Now this. This is a gift. Having the musicians who actually wrote the song teach you how to play it is so refreshing. If I try to learn a song on guitar, I have 4 different tablatures and 10 different videos BECAUSE EVERYONE PLAYS IT DIFFERENTLY and I end up frankensteining my own version that I think is right. Much Mahalos Mike.
I love how Mike can let plenty roll off of him, some things he does hold onto, but for this, he drew A Line In The Sand, and said, “Alright I can’t take this you guys,” 🤣👏🤝
@@LuLeBe You’re the best 🤝🤗 It’s funny because I went for a double entendre: I’m a person who likes to write down what fails and what goes right as I work towards specific things; as a result of that, I have about ~12,000 notes in my phone. While I don’t make music, Linkin Park & individual members are huge inspirations to me and my work. As I’ve gone along quoting various things from them? My phone in fact HAS learned what things I want to be capitalised related to them. But! Sadly this is a time where my phone DIDN’T know what I wanted! Being that that’s my #4 Linkin Park song off my 2nd favorite record (‘Reanimation’ is my #1 Linkin Park record) I was like, “Oh come ON phone! You know that’s important..! How many times has that been mentioned in a note by now!” 💀🤣👏
I don't know how many artists teach their fans how to correctly play their music, for free, but this is awesome!!! I love this guy!!! Like, honestly, this makes me want to learn how to play guitar
My band is doing a 12 song cover set on Halloween and I chose for us to play this (actually I suggested Papercut, but we collectively came around to One Step Closer). You just happened to post this video exactly as my guitarist needed it, how did you know? Thanks for 20+ years of amazing music Mike!
@@chandlerbraaten847 Thanks man, it actually ended up being a Friday the 13th show and you commented in the middle of us playing. It went amazingly, 1.5 hours of full crowd singalongs and good times
This is the kind of thing that interests me the most. I love seeing the musician play their own songs and explain how they do it. It's fascinating to me! :)
Hello, Mike! I have the LP Papercuts album on a CD! I play it in my car all the time! I LOVE your music, especially In the End and Burn it Down. Chester is one of the greatest rock singers of all time! His legacy will never be forgotten! I’m glad to see the band moving forward with your new lead singer, Emily Armstrong! She sounds incredible!
I love the passion here. No other artist I follow cares so much about the music about sharing it about teaching it. Music isn’t just a job for Mike it’s clearly an obsession and I love that
I moved to America 20 years ago and spoke no English whatsoever, thanks to my fascination with their music learning this beautiful language was easy and fun, I must have listened to their show live in Texas over 100 times and everytime I watch it again it hits me hard with nostalgia and appreciation for their musicality. Great video Mike, you mean a lot to LP fans.
That's more than I can do. Hell I don't even really know what a chord is. I mean I think it's like a sequence of notes that make a melody or something? But I dunno Of course I can obviously look it up but in any case if you like playing the guitar then you should keep playing just because you like it and maybe you'll get better and be able to do a lot more. Remember that Bruce Lee first had to crawl before he could rip out someone's live beating heart with his bare hands.
You are such a sweet, patient & kind teacher. You're just a beautifully humble and personable human being. Thank you, just for being you! You're an amazing person Mike and I truly appreciate your wholesome goodness and chill energy. Good vibes all around. God Bless ypu Sir and take care. Much Love & Respect.....always & Forever. Xoxo
Linkin Park miss me so much !!! I had a chance to see them live, it was wonderful ! All of their albums are a really masterpiece ! Thank you Mike, Chester, Brad, Joe, Rob and Dave ! Your art will be never forgotten !
One step closer has a sweet spot in my heart. Thanks to you guys I’m an insane metalhead and almost everywhere I go I have the LP soldier necklace to never forget where it all started 🫡
I just wanna say that that Hybrid Theory is the masterpiece. And as always, just like a good wine (or good puer tea), it only gets better and better with ages. Can't believe this record sounds as if it was recorded yesterday.
I quite find it funny that the kids who were born when this album was made are already adults with jobs and possible kids of their own. Time flies so fast!
It was nice to see you Mike in such a live video! We remember when LP was in our countrey with concerts, we remember world before the war. I hope our government will understand what they've done. Everyone stay safe, let peace be with you. From Russia with love!
Mike, you are a living legend. I was fighting through some brutal O.C. traffic last week and listening Post Traumatic the whole time made the drive amazing. Thank you for all that you do for your fans and for yourself.
PLEASE MIKE do more of these videos!!! What mostly interests me is Bleed it Out (Brads Part). Soooo many videos strum the B and E strings simultaniosly but the original Song differentiates the notes of B and E so much, that I think the "correct" way can be to only pick B or E.
I remember staying for hours in my room playing video games, listening to Linkin Park and playing guitar: One step closer, runaway, pushing me away, easier to run.. I was the angriest loneliest kid (social anxiety). I think guitar pro tabs were so accurate at that time!
Hey Mike! I am a surgeon from Turkey and i always listening Linkin Park while treating someone and my patients often ask me who is this artist. I really love to listen to you in treatment or not. Best wishes with you buddy!
See, this is the difference between someone who learned music at the school of life and then someone who actually got educated in music. The precision in the explanation. The precision the detail. The confidence of knowing what he is talking about and explaining how to do while anticipating the result by exactly knowing what is going to happen. In the end, this IS musical knowledge.
You know what Mike don't apologize. Take solice in the facts you guys are amazing creative musicians. I love the fact that your willing to teach and create with us for us and for yourself's. I love seeing you smile and soaking in the nuances of these seemingly simple songs. I Still wish we could hear a full nu metal version of heavy .thank you
Mike, my one and only LP concert was 2004 Project Revolution Tour with The Used, Less Than Jake, Snoop, Korn, and you guys over in Tampa. I will never forget the entire concert and whrn Jonathan Daves came out to sing One Step Closer with you guys. Truly memorable moment!!! After that I saw Chester with Stone Temple Pilots in which to this day still one of the most unforgettable concerts for me. The reason why? He couldn't hold his screaming and would scream into some of the chorus parts and then apologize for the screaming. What an amazing person that he was. And then finally I saw you and Mr. Hahn at the House of Blues in Orlando after Chester passed. Thank you for helping me throughout some of the most difficult times of my lifes which includes depression, when I kept being bullied, and more. LP lyrics has always being there for me and many others. Love your side project Fort Minor as well Mike!
I have just started learning guitar and here comes one of my inspirations with a tutorial 😂❤ thanks Mr. Mike, long way ahead for me but keep these acoustic tutorials coming. We would love more from the most versatile artists to ever exist!👀💯
Hybrid theory is the first album I ever owned and the first album I ever put on my first iPod. Seems like forever ago but it shaped my life and musical taste. R.i.p. Chester
Thanks for the video! Linkin Park was a huge influence for me to get into playing guitar and writing music and lyrics when I was 15. And it stuck with me ever since! Thank you Linkin Park for being an inspiration and an awesome band for everyone for over 20 years now!
The music you and your band made through my child and teenhood were so burned into my head, I managed to learn the basics of 2 Songs on my Keyboard without looking up the chords or notes. Manged to Learn "In the End" and "Castle of Glass" purely out of my head and I'm now trying to experiment with both of them to kinda create my own lil imagination of them. Lil Funfact I noticed, "In the End - Linking Park" and "His World - Tomoya Ohtani (Sonic 2006)" play on the same chords and are super easy to mash up or transition between while playing, which are 2 of my all time favorite songs. Stay Awesome Mike
Майк, дякую Вам за вашу творчіть від щірого серця❤ Навіть під час повітряних тривог, під час ракетних обстрілів по моєму місту, ваша музика надихає нас вірити в краще та в те, що колись війна скінчитться. Як і будучи підлітком, так вже й дядькою за 30, ми з донькою стрибаємо, співаємо ваші пісні, відвлікаємость від жаху навколо. Сподіваюсь, що колись потрапимо на ваш виступип, або ви приїзди до нас з концертом✊
Magic of the internet: I was searching once again for a correct tabs of this song yesterday. Today, this video was suggested by TH-cam ... Since the first time I've been playing "One Step Closer" on a gig after 1.5 years of exp. on guitar at age 18 to this day, 20 years later, I felt there was something wrong in all the tabs I had seen and never was satisfied with the outcome when playing. But I couldn't tell what some of these mysterious notes in the intro where. I also realized I was playing incorrectly the other details of the song pointed out in this video. Thank you so much for solving this 20 year mystery! And thanks to the whole band for all the emotions I feel when hearing this masterpiece of an album: Hybrid Theory
You are unique, Mike. Thank you and Linkin Park for all the good that you have given to this world. When I went to this video, a smile appeared on my face. It was unusual to see a guitar lesson from you). Wish you luck, Mike. Thanks❤
thanks for teaching us this classic!! I saw Silverstein do a cover of One Step Closer live back in May and it was the best part of the concert😂keep making history for us
regarding One Step Closer: i knew about the harmonics in the intro and the 9ths in the chorus, but i never realized that the 9th was on top in the pre-chorus as well. i've been playing that as a straight G5 (F#5 in the correct tuning) for YEARS. you learn something new every day lol. also GODDAMN thank you for FINALLY teaching us the trick to get that pre-chorus harmonic because i've been trying to figure that out for YEARS as well lol. before watching this, i would just hit slightly open dead notes on the D-A-D strings just above the 2nd fret for that part regarding the middle and pinky thing for octaves: i just play octaves with my index and pinky and lay my index in a way where the very tip is gently touching underneath the low E to mute it
Linkin Park was the reason I taught myself how to play guitar. One Step Closer and Faint are actually the first songs I learned. I really love this insight. Especially the harmonic that I could never nail because I didn't know it needed to be standard tuning. I would love to know exactly how you guys do the bend (the screeching noice) in the breakdown of Given Up.
Ahhhhh Mike thank you so much, here in my family we really love you, it's such a pleasure to see you play and how sweet and kind you are with all of us, your fans ❤
You guys were all so important to me even halfway round the globe. I'd steal my brother's CD and sneakily listen to LP songs on the computer after school because I didn't have another way to listen to them. It'd make my brother so mad but it's something, a memory that binds us together now, decades later literally. God i freaking love Linkin Park. Still religiously listen to your songs!
Mike Shinoda and Keanu Reeves are two of the most talented, kind and composed people I have seen in the US. Role models for a civil society where ethics prevail.
I’m glad LP are back, but I hope everyone warms up to Emily better, ASAP !!!!! Lady’s got a voice !!!! Clean singing vocals are lovely and her rocker/metal-ish voice is freakin’ epic !!!!! The group will always have my condolences in regards to Chester, but with Emily and you fronting, the legendary group is in great hands - just saying. Been a humongous fan of LP since I was just a kiddo - I’m talking late kindergarten-early 1st grade kind of early. Keep crushing it y’all ❤️👍👍 !!!!!!!!!
Hybrid Theory is the first album that I ever bought, I was only 11 years old when I saw this commercial spot on TV (in France) and I was like "OMFG WTF IS THIS ?!?" and it was Papercut and One Step Closer playing along. This very day changed my life, I would never have played in band years after that without your work guys, thank you so much !
![Sum 41 - Faint [Linkin Park Cover] ft. Mike Shinoda [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/l2Po_BHvLlI/mqdefault.jpg)
I love when artists forget their own songs. It shows they are human
Oh god somewhere on the internet there’s an amazing video of Mike Einziger from Incubus doing guitar tutorials, and some dude asked him for a tutorial on Black Heart Intertia. And Mike, god bless him, played like half a lick and literally could not remember how he played the rest of the song. One of the funniest damn things I’ve ever seen and it was nice to see him and everyone else have a nice big laugh about it.
What a wonderful place the internet is. You can get a lesson of a world famous song by the world famous writer of that song. Amazing
Man, I wish more musicians did tutorials for their songs, this is just awesome
Yeah its great but because youtube and company doesnt want you to copy the musicians they accept the wrong chord progression over the original which the musicians make , but yeah I agree
It's a pretty easy song to figure out. Just need to look up what key it's in it will be the chord it starts or ends on.
John Mayer do this too
Tim Henson from Polyphia did a cool tutorial for G.O.A.T. Of course it doesnt concern me because I'm a decade from being able to play that but I guess it was useful for somebody.
John Mayer
To sum up: The "little harmonic thing" leading into the chorus it's an overdub in standard tuning!
So tune to: *C# G# C# F# B E* .
The PC harmonic will be top 2 strings, 4th fret. 🎸
Enjoy fellows guitarists! 🐺
The fact that he asked his fans to point out any mistakes he made shows how humble he truly is. Absolute legend
😊😊
humble is such s good word to describe him!!!
He's that man, that's why you can't not love him.
I never imagined as a teenager that 20+ years later we'd be able to watch these types of videos and interact with the music/musicians that made us 🧡
❤😂 yeah a shocker 😮😮😮😮
I know! TH-cam has really changed how we interact with musicians, I think it's a great thing to show young people that you can be just like him if you work hard
Seriously. I was just wondering what my 12 year old self would think about watching this on a smartphone and Chester being gone
@@psplayer1344 I wish I had gotten to see them live when Bennington was around. So many opportunities squandered
Yeah, I was a fan and part of LPU waaay back, now after nearly 20 years coming back to LP videos and I see this 🙈😯 What a great guy, haven't noticed many other artists making such videos. This would have helped me back in the day 🎸 better late than... I'll get right on it then 😄
has zero ego. will always be a favourite.
As a man who disagrees with the people who say that "If the guy who wrote the song plays the wrong notes, they become the right ones", this actually made me smile because there's someone out there who actually admits to their mistakes despite being MIKE FRIGGIN' SHINODA.
I don't play guitar but that was just beautiful to see you playing. We miss your music man. So much oh my lord... Mike, really, we need you. You're my icon for the rest of eternity. ❤
Based 🤝 He’s been my role model for as long as I can remember. It’s always been like, “He’s a class act of the man I’d like to grow up to be.” Hell, because I’m detail oriented, I even studied Mike’s speech pattern because of how well he chunks information, and makes it easy for the listener to pay attention to.
@@derekrose3328wow I'm quite impressed ma friend. Also he deserves to be a role model of a real man. Cause he's the one actually)
FYI he still is making music
@@Obie. I'm not American so what is FYI? He does. I hope we get more. Like you know... pff.
@@moonshelter3448Fyi = for your information.
Seeing this and knowing that i've learnt this by ear correctly as a teenager gives me new found confidence in my ears lol.
That's a really amazing skill, holy cow.
amazing :o
Linkin parks music is a medicine for the soul and mind
It just connects always instantly
Too bad the Hybrid Theory fans kill Linkin Park
@@saajidroussoulle Why can't handle the truth that you people took him away
@@saajidroussoulle That's why I'll never call myself a Linkin Park Fan This band is dead because it's fans didn't like the fact that the band wanted to change and to be better The truth is the truth And I'm not counting Chester's problems
@@elitecomicbookfanthey didn't what he did was tragic don't make stupid theorys about it
@@elitecomicbookfanconspiracy theorists 🙄
Mike seems like a chill dude
This is SUCH a treat to get a tutorial video from the goat himself haha. Thanks Mike!
Mike, please do more of these "official" tutorials. THIS has never been done before and it's very innovative.
I guess you've never heard of Guitar World magazine.
I mean theres plenty of artist who share how to play their songs, Metallica is on yousician, RHCP did a bts dvd
It's totally been done before, but it's still always such a pleasure to see and I'd love to learn some more Linkin Park directly from the source!
Kiss did that, it's not the first time (I think it's Paul Stanley who made a tutorial for Modern Day Delilah)
BUT, correcting people who are wrong about their song, that's the first time, I agree with you on that
On this, I hope you'll have a nice day ^^
Jake Pitts from Black Veil Brides was doing this on youtube back in 2010.
Oh my, been playing guitar for a while and it's often really hard to get these minor details right when covering a song. Getting a lesson on them straight from a band member is amazing, and I've never seen anyone do such an "official" tutorial before! 🤯
Agreed, I have always wanted to sit down with Brad or Mike and ask specifically how something is played, and how wrong tabs and tutorials are, because while we know the notes, there's little nuances that every guitar player has that we usually miss. This way we know them and can play it exactly as it was recorded, like I didn't know about the top 2 in standard tuning in One Step Closer for the second pre-chorus. I could never get that sound right
The only band I(member) I've ever seen do this is Tye Zamora, the bass player from Alien Ant Farm. On his YT channel you has bass tutorials for almost every AAF song.
Really? They used to be common back in the day in guitar magazines, but yeah I wish more bands did this.
@@Mariooo57 I guess that I'm too young to know that. 😀 Or it just wasn't that popular around here.
@@Isti115 Yeah it's a bit a thing of the past now with TH-cam and the likes. Guitarists used to have videos called "masterclass", where they would show off their skills and that sometimes included a break down of their own band's songs.
He would be the most laid-back music teacher anyone ever had if he was one. He's genuinely friendly and kind. Makes you want to support him more. I wish more musicians were like this
I love how much fun internet Mike is having in this new age
Now this. This is a gift. Having the musicians who actually wrote the song teach you how to play it is so refreshing. If I try to learn a song on guitar, I have 4 different tablatures and 10 different videos BECAUSE EVERYONE PLAYS IT DIFFERENTLY and I end up frankensteining my own version that I think is right. Much Mahalos Mike.
Homie has the nicest, chill, humble vibe. What a good human.
I love how Mike can let plenty roll off of him, some things he does hold onto, but for this, he drew A Line In The Sand, and said, “Alright I can’t take this you guys,” 🤣👏🤝
I love that you included the "you guys" in there
@@sympostersyndrome So key for any Mike quote, and I’m laughing because you picked up on that nuance 🤣🙌
He said "I cannot take this anymore"
I like to think that the reason that "a line in the sand" isn't only with lowercase letters because your keyboard already knows that's a song name xD
@@LuLeBe You’re the best 🤝🤗 It’s funny because I went for a double entendre: I’m a person who likes to write down what fails and what goes right as I work towards specific things; as a result of that, I have about ~12,000 notes in my phone.
While I don’t make music, Linkin Park & individual members are huge inspirations to me and my work. As I’ve gone along quoting various things from them?
My phone in fact HAS learned what things I want to be capitalised related to them. But! Sadly this is a time where my phone DIDN’T know what I wanted! Being that that’s my #4 Linkin Park song off my 2nd favorite record (‘Reanimation’ is my #1 Linkin Park record) I was like, “Oh come ON phone! You know that’s important..! How many times has that been mentioned in a note by now!” 💀🤣👏
Mike is one in a million... A very talented musician... Like legit musician... Thank you for every songs
I don't know how many artists teach their fans how to correctly play their music, for free, but this is awesome!!! I love this guy!!!
Like, honestly, this makes me want to learn how to play guitar
My band is doing a 12 song cover set on Halloween and I chose for us to play this (actually I suggested Papercut, but we collectively came around to One Step Closer). You just happened to post this video exactly as my guitarist needed it, how did you know? Thanks for 20+ years of amazing music Mike!
Good luck at the show!
@@chandlerbraaten847 Thanks man, it actually ended up being a Friday the 13th show and you commented in the middle of us playing. It went amazingly, 1.5 hours of full crowd singalongs and good times
Mike is so talented, his ear for melody is impeccable
I was looking for how you guys block strings on faint. Thank you so much Mike!
This is the kind of thing that interests me the most. I love seeing the musician play their own songs and explain how they do it. It's fascinating to me! :)
The fact that Mike is posting how to play LP songs on TH-cam is blowing my mind. What a great time to be alive.
it is so good to see your childhood hero is doing well and talking about the music you still like a lot
Hello, Mike! I have the LP Papercuts album on a CD! I play it in my car all the time! I LOVE your music, especially In the End and Burn it Down. Chester is one of the greatest rock singers of all time! His legacy will never be forgotten!
I’m glad to see the band moving forward with your new lead singer, Emily Armstrong! She sounds incredible!
I love the passion here. No other artist I follow cares so much about the music about sharing it about teaching it. Music isn’t just a job for Mike it’s clearly an obsession and I love that
I moved to America 20 years ago and spoke no English whatsoever, thanks to my fascination with their music learning this beautiful language was easy and fun, I must have listened to their show live in Texas over 100 times and everytime I watch it again it hits me hard with nostalgia and appreciation for their musicality. Great video Mike, you mean a lot to LP fans.
As someone who has an acoustic guitar but never learned anything past basic chords (but have always wanted to), this is FASCINATING.
That's more than I can do. Hell I don't even really know what a chord is. I mean I think it's like a sequence of notes that make a melody or something? But I dunno
Of course I can obviously look it up but in any case if you like playing the guitar then you should keep playing just because you like it and maybe you'll get better
and be able to do a lot more. Remember that Bruce Lee first had to crawl before he could rip out someone's live beating heart with his bare hands.
@@mrsticky005we usually perceive chords as creating the harmony upon which the melody develops
Damn u used a lot of words to basically say that u own a guitar but u never bothered to learn to play guitar
@@christtwitch4013 you used more words to complain about it than I did 😂😂😂
You are such a sweet, patient & kind teacher. You're just a beautifully humble and personable human being. Thank you, just for being you! You're an amazing person Mike and I truly appreciate your wholesome goodness and chill energy. Good vibes all around. God Bless ypu Sir and take care. Much Love & Respect.....always & Forever. Xoxo
Linkin Park miss me so much !!!
I had a chance to see them live, it was wonderful !
All of their albums are a really masterpiece !
Thank you Mike, Chester, Brad, Joe, Rob and Dave !
Your art will be never forgotten !
To This day , This Guy is so genuine - and still does these eyes reactions - i just love him
One step closer has a sweet spot in my heart. Thanks to you guys I’m an insane metalhead and almost everywhere I go I have the LP soldier necklace to never forget where it all started 🫡
I have that necklace too!
@@moonlight2487 hey man by any chance do you know how to clean it???
@jmichi03 I've been trying to figure that out too.
Linkin Park aren’t metal
I miss you guys. Love your music Mike. Linkin Park is the Best
I just wanna say that that Hybrid Theory is the masterpiece. And as always, just like a good wine (or good puer tea), it only gets better and better with ages. Can't believe this record sounds as if it was recorded yesterday.
I quite find it funny that the kids who were born when this album was made are already adults with jobs and possible kids of their own. Time flies so fast!
@@RbFranco1 indeed!
the modesty on this... imagine the guy inventing the wheel and giving a tutorial about it, and saying "lmk if I missed anything"
I love him so much
This is awesome to see the artist give a tutorial. A lot of us normally have to do a lot of guess work. This is a life saver
mike doing youtube vids and streaming on twitch is just 🔥
Mike pls teach us more!! 😭😭
And this folks is why LP is one of the GREATEST Bands of ALL TIME!!! Mikes a fkn genius flat out plain & simple!!
It was nice to see you Mike in such a live video!
We remember when LP was in our countrey with concerts, we remember world before the war. I hope our government will understand what they've done.
Everyone stay safe, let peace be with you.
From Russia with love!
The best Mike Shinoda!!! ❤
Wow awesome!
This is so cool Mike your so sweet to do this for your fans!!!
Mike, you are a living legend. I was fighting through some brutal O.C. traffic last week and listening Post Traumatic the whole time made the drive amazing. Thank you for all that you do for your fans and for yourself.
Gotta ❤ Mike for taking the time to teach the correct way to play. Guitar lessons with Shinoda...EPIC!! ❤
Awwww i feel you genuinely love teaching others! Your so smiley and happy 😊. Love you Mike
PLEASE MIKE do more of these videos!!!
What mostly interests me is Bleed it Out (Brads Part). Soooo many videos strum the B and E strings simultaniosly but the original Song differentiates the notes of B and E so much, that I think the "correct" way can be to only pick B or E.
Oh yeahh! Mike's tutorial! It's so great!
I remember staying for hours in my room playing video games, listening to Linkin Park and playing guitar: One step closer, runaway, pushing me away, easier to run.. I was the angriest loneliest kid (social anxiety). I think guitar pro tabs were so accurate at that time!
Linkin Park will forever be my favorite band, and its a joy to see videos from Mike be it his own solo music, or tutorials like this.
so crazy i just happened to be learning more Linkin park riffs today on youtube and this one pops up! Thanks Mike!
Hey Mike! I am a surgeon from Turkey and i always listening Linkin Park while treating someone and my patients often ask me who is this artist. I really love to listen to you in treatment or not. Best wishes with you buddy!
You are making me wanna learn guitar Mike 😂 thank you for doing this though ❤
yeah seeing Mike play it I wanna learn it too😁
Do it.
it's very easy you will see 😉✌
i started playing guitar by accident. its really fun hobby that only gets better the more you do it
See, this is the difference between someone who learned music at the school of life and then someone who actually got educated in music. The precision in the explanation. The precision the detail. The confidence of knowing what he is talking about and explaining how to do while anticipating the result by exactly knowing what is going to happen.
In the end, this IS musical knowledge.
Love seeing Mike and the guys just hanging out, interacting with fans and discussing music. It's like refined, matured LPTV. Cheers you guys.
its just freaking wonderful to see MIKE SHINODA himself is teaching you how to play guitar i mean thats fucking amazing
You know what Mike don't apologize. Take solice in the facts you guys are amazing creative musicians. I love the fact that your willing to teach and create with us for us and for yourself's. I love seeing you smile and soaking in the nuances of these seemingly simple songs. I Still wish we could hear a full nu metal version of heavy .thank you
Mike, my one and only LP concert was 2004 Project Revolution Tour with The Used, Less Than Jake, Snoop, Korn, and you guys over in Tampa. I will never forget the entire concert and whrn Jonathan Daves came out to sing One Step Closer with you guys. Truly memorable moment!!! After that I saw Chester with Stone Temple Pilots in which to this day still one of the most unforgettable concerts for me. The reason why? He couldn't hold his screaming and would scream into some of the chorus parts and then apologize for the screaming. What an amazing person that he was. And then finally I saw you and Mr. Hahn at the House of Blues in Orlando after Chester passed.
Thank you for helping me throughout some of the most difficult times of my lifes which includes depression, when I kept being bullied, and more. LP lyrics has always being there for me and many others. Love your side project Fort Minor as well Mike!
This is awesome! You don't even know how many guitar tutorials I've watched on your music, thank you so much Mike ❤
Mike is so chill guy. A good human being👍🏻
Thanks for everything ❤
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤One of my Fav Songs. But Given Up will forever take my Breath 24/7. It's the energy in the live performances. Thank You.
I have just started learning guitar and here comes one of my inspirations with a tutorial 😂❤ thanks Mr. Mike, long way ahead for me but keep these acoustic tutorials coming. We would love more from the most versatile artists to ever exist!👀💯
Having Mike himself showing us the riffs?!? What a treat!!🎉 Keep it up bro!! Good to have you guys back!!
Your respect and admiration for LP fans is absolutely legendary. Right on Mike! Thanks for this.
Such a kind and humble great artiste ever. Miss those days.
Miło Cię widzieć Mike 👍👍
Hybrid theory is the first album I ever owned and the first album I ever put on my first iPod. Seems like forever ago but it shaped my life and musical taste. R.i.p. Chester
Thanks for the video! Linkin Park was a huge influence for me to get into playing guitar and writing music and lyrics when I was 15. And it stuck with me ever since! Thank you Linkin Park for being an inspiration and an awesome band for everyone for over 20 years now!
The music you and your band made through my child and teenhood were so burned into my head, I managed to learn the basics of 2 Songs on my Keyboard without looking up the chords or notes. Manged to Learn "In the End" and "Castle of Glass" purely out of my head and I'm now trying to experiment with both of them to kinda create my own lil imagination of them.
Lil Funfact I noticed, "In the End - Linking Park" and "His World - Tomoya Ohtani (Sonic 2006)" play on the same chords and are super easy to mash up or transition between while playing, which are 2 of my all time favorite songs.
Stay Awesome Mike
никогда не думал, что мой кумир подскажет мне, как играть свои песни! 🙂🙂🙂 Спасибо Майк! 🤘
Mike is one of the coolest guys on this planet. God bless you Mike. Thank you for making our life better.
Майк, дякую Вам за вашу творчіть від щірого серця❤ Навіть під час повітряних тривог, під час ракетних обстрілів по моєму місту, ваша музика надихає нас вірити в краще та в те, що колись війна скінчитться. Як і будучи підлітком, так вже й дядькою за 30, ми з донькою стрибаємо, співаємо ваші пісні, відвлікаємость від жаху навколо. Сподіваюсь, що колись потрапимо на ваш виступип, або ви приїзди до нас з концертом✊
Magic of the internet: I was searching once again for a correct tabs of this song yesterday. Today, this video was suggested by TH-cam ...
Since the first time I've been playing "One Step Closer" on a gig after 1.5 years of exp. on guitar at age 18 to this day, 20 years later, I felt there was something wrong in all the tabs I had seen and never was satisfied with the outcome when playing. But I couldn't tell what some of these mysterious notes in the intro where.
I also realized I was playing incorrectly the other details of the song pointed out in this video.
Thank you so much for solving this 20 year mystery!
And thanks to the whole band for all the emotions I feel when hearing this masterpiece of an album: Hybrid Theory
You are unique, Mike. Thank you and Linkin Park for all the good that you have given to this world.
When I went to this video, a smile appeared on my face. It was unusual to see a guitar lesson from you).
Wish you luck, Mike. Thanks❤
I don’t even play guitar or an instrument for that matter. I just love everything Linkin Park has brought into my life. We love you guys forever
thanks for teaching us this classic!! I saw Silverstein do a cover of One Step Closer live back in May and it was the best part of the concert😂keep making history for us
There was some very good vibe in this video. I had a smile on my face during the entirety of this video.
Mano, incrível Mike, vc é incrível
respect from Indonesia..
totally made a good memories for Linkin Park song..
totally, especially Chester..
Mike, we need more guitar tutorials from you.
regarding One Step Closer: i knew about the harmonics in the intro and the 9ths in the chorus, but i never realized that the 9th was on top in the pre-chorus as well. i've been playing that as a straight G5 (F#5 in the correct tuning) for YEARS. you learn something new every day lol. also GODDAMN thank you for FINALLY teaching us the trick to get that pre-chorus harmonic because i've been trying to figure that out for YEARS as well lol. before watching this, i would just hit slightly open dead notes on the D-A-D strings just above the 2nd fret for that part
regarding the middle and pinky thing for octaves: i just play octaves with my index and pinky and lay my index in a way where the very tip is gently touching underneath the low E to mute it
Mike, you blew my mind with Brad’s part of Faint, I thought it’s being played differently. Looking forward to new videos❤
One of the first musics I learned to play in a band back in school... Nice to finally get all the details and sounds that we didn't know back then
Какое прекрасное время, Майк учит, как правильно играть. Вот для этого я и плачу за интернет. Mike ❤
Linkin Park was the reason I taught myself how to play guitar. One Step Closer and Faint are actually the first songs I learned. I really love this insight. Especially the harmonic that I could never nail because I didn't know it needed to be standard tuning.
I would love to know exactly how you guys do the bend (the screeching noice) in the breakdown of Given Up.
Ahhhhh Mike thank you so much, here in my family we really love you, it's such a pleasure to see you play and how sweet and kind you are with all of us, your fans ❤
You guys were all so important to me even halfway round the globe. I'd steal my brother's CD and sneakily listen to LP songs on the computer after school because I didn't have another way to listen to them. It'd make my brother so mad but it's something, a memory that binds us together now, decades later literally.
God i freaking love Linkin Park. Still religiously listen to your songs!
Keep uploading tutorials! ❤
Mike Shinoda and Keanu Reeves are two of the most talented, kind and composed people I have seen in the US. Role models for a civil society where ethics prevail.
So cool to see you do tutorials 🤘🏿🤘🏿
Майк такой милаха чел. Невозможно быть таким милахой. Но Майк умудряется.
Большой душевный респект тебе, бро!
Você é incrível Mike 😍😍
Mike is the sweetest guy in the entire music industry
I’m glad LP are back, but I hope everyone warms up to Emily better, ASAP !!!!! Lady’s got a voice !!!! Clean singing vocals are lovely and her rocker/metal-ish voice is freakin’ epic !!!!! The group will always have my condolences in regards to Chester, but with Emily and you fronting, the legendary group is in great hands - just saying. Been a humongous fan of LP since I was just a kiddo - I’m talking late kindergarten-early 1st grade kind of early. Keep crushing it y’all ❤️👍👍 !!!!!!!!!
P.S. I almost teared up when writing that previous comment. 😢
Hybrid Theory is the first album that I ever bought, I was only 11 years old when I saw this commercial spot on TV (in France) and I was like "OMFG WTF IS THIS ?!?" and it was Papercut and One Step Closer playing along. This very day changed my life, I would never have played in band years after that without your work guys, thank you so much !