Over The Mountain Guitar Lesson Part 1 of 3 INTRO
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- Important Note: Pay close attention to the slight tuning variation in over the mountain. When this song was recorded something happened to Randy’s tuning. A detailed explanation is in the beginning of these videos. Enjoy!
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Randy Rhodes was an amazing guitar guitarist there was no one else like him.
Rhoads
@@ZakEdwardsOfficial how about Rudy Coconuts of the classically tinged pop reggae blues jazz funk metal band, Stainless Steel Salad. He could play anything you gave him.
Rhoads. U look like someone who knows what he is talking about.
Never ever
He was nearly as good as Randy Rhoads
So glad I stumbled across your lessons,great explanation and tab,even though time has gone on Randy will always be my favorite has been since I was 15 and now 49, I realized all the teachers I had in the past were not as good as I thought,your slower and calm explanation is second to none!
This is the best Randy roads lesson I've come across.. Thank you sir for your time and effort.... I think I've hit the Randy road's jackpot!🤘
Awesome instructional! Thank you for counting the rhythm out. It is so valuable and no one ever does it...
Dwayne, thank you, I really appreciate that! I’m planning on doing more songs from both albums.
Great vid! You should mention though, that the lick at 9:59 is clearly lifted from Foxey Lady!
definitely have to feel the groove on this one. it took me so long to get this one down. randy had something special. the way he controlled the dirty channel on his amp was magic. both him and Eddie. controlled chaos is the only way to describe it.
Your lessons are awesome! Thanks for your hard work and great attention to detail. I worked my way through your Diary of a Madman lesson and can't wait to get this one down. Your lessons for these songs are really fun to learn because I have the confidence that they are correct. Thanks!!!!!
Rack of doom and a WILD Ibanez RG. You've got my attention.
Good history lesson for the youngsters!
There was an even further tuning issue with the song “Diary of a Madman”.
Notice it’s a bit off from the other songs.
(Actually, my very first concert was the Diary tour.)
That tone is fantastic. All that rack schidt definitely handles business.
Thank you so much for going over the attorney. There’s a lot of tutorials for this song and they’re almost always tune wrong. Either tuned to standard or just wrong. You are the man thank you for this review.
Always wanted to play this and starting now. Thanks for the videos, much appreciated.
Nice job breaking it all down. I wish I had all this when I was learning this tune.🍻
you're an awesome teacher Steve!!!
this is excellent
How you doing Steve? I love that guitar painting. Great lesson, thanks.
Good job, thanks for posting this video. The tabs definitely helped
Спасибо!! Очень полезный и подробный разбор, буду учить точно. В оригинале учить намного круче. Спасибо за ваше потраченное время для этого замечательного урока.
Steve thank you for your teaching. Just found you, love it man
Appreciate this! Keep rocking brother!
Superb Lesson!! Thank you!!
Great lesson, thanks dude!🤘🏽
Awesome and very detailed! Thanks man!
Jesus this is the best OtM lesson I have ever heard/seen! THANK YOU!! Subscribed.
guitar tuna
E (low): -5
A: -5
D: -5
G: -5/-6
B: -6
E (high): -6
Excellent video. Well explained.
Super my friend,awesome\m/
Great lesson
Great video my man,great song, keep up all the great work. I just started playing guitar again. I just started a TH-cam Channel and have a small Recording/Practice Studio. Again keep up all the great work,I subbed to your Channel.
This is such a good lesson, thanks man
awesome video, I learned the whole song in 2 hours with your help youre a great instructor thank you
Couldn't be clearer. Thanks!
A = 432hz is consistent with the Shumann Resonance. Unintentional, but in effect 👊💀🍻🚬
It's amazing what a few hertz can do to the way a riff feels. It'd be interesting to compare the tunings - if you had two backing tracks, one in true e-flat and one in this slightly sharper tuning, you could see if they feel any different.
Wrong.
You can only get the F1 car experience from an F1 car.
There's 120 official RR sounds you can BUY and use for yourself right now in 2021.
I can assure you ALL, you'll never experience SATO or diary tone without the modified channel from a JMP amp.
Specificly the 1959 RR amp.
That amp does ALL the lowering of the sound.
That amp changes how you play just like a race car makes you change your driving.
If you drive a bus, you're always experiencing the bus you're never experiencing the F1 car.
You always look like you're driving a bus.
You always sound like you're driving a bus.
GROW UP guitarists!
You're extremely wrong and childish caveman era.
@@dreyn7780 That's quite a rant there buddy but I'm not wrong, you are. Your analogy is trash because playing guitars isn't like driving cars - and switching amps damn sure isn't like going from a bus to F1. You can achieve any tone you want these days with modern gear, you don't need some mythical unicorn amp from 40 years ago to "experience" Randy's tone. Your "point" doesn't have any relevance to what I wrote, not sure why you chose to reply to me. Also weird that you're calling people childish and telling them to GROW UP lol. You're the only one acting like a child around here dude.
Just subbed. Awesome lesson man!
I couldn't agree more!
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An educational lesson as we should see more often , please follow on Randy and Jake E. Lee if you can ...
Oh by the way i have a trick for non beginners watching your vid ; just playback speed 1.75 :)
5:33 the only time I could hear that version of the riff was right after the solo. Every other time sounded like just the 4th fret.
Randy didn't play a set pattern for each verse & he did hammer on from the Open E to the G# randomly.
Bob daisley told me that randy turned a whole step down for this one ,so it's in A
Nope. Randy tuned a HALF step flat to Eb. The tape recorder issue talked about would have only skewed Randy's tuning by a few "cents". A whole step flat from standard E tuning would have put the guitar in D which is the tuning of a lot of modern bands that to me sound like rubber bands. Randy definitely didn't tune a whole step flat to D.
@@scottdunn2178 try it ,it seems to work in that position even if everyone else is half step down ,that a position is comfortable. Makes sense .I'm not saying your playing it wrong ,you got some chops,but he was tuned a whole step down on the recording.
@@coreykoepsel A WHOLE step down from E standard would have the guitar tuned to D... and Diary Of A Madman would sound like a Creed, etc. record. Randy's tuning is a HALF step flat... plus a few "cents". The guy in the video even says so.
@@scottdunn2178 only for that song he was whole step down ,Bob daisley told me himself
@@coreykoepsel Then Bob was either drunk, or high on cocaine... I've been a guitarist since 1980... and I can tell you emphatically that Over The Mountain is NOT tuned down a WHOLE step... to D!!! I don't give a shit what Bob Daisley told you. If you want to keep believing that, then that's on you. Hell, the guy in the video even said it's in Eb.
Weird,
At the super slow speed of the intro sounds a lot like “Lonely is the word” from Black Sabbath!
Thanks Bro\m/
Just subscribed very good lesson, do you have anything br Jake e Lee and Ozzy?
Very cool man! keep up with the videos. Can you make a video explaining ''flying high again''? Cheers!
I honestly really like this weird tuning lol
Around 10.00 you said Diary of a Madman which is incorrect I think you meant Miracle Man
What effects does it have?
I tuned my guitar to "432 hz guitar tuning." Just look it up on youtube and you'll find the exact right tuning for this song! Randy rhoads must've been a big fan of 432 hz tuning...
Would you happen to be using EMG X series in your guitar here?
No. Just good old fashion, trusted EMG pickups. 81 and two single coil SA. Sometimes I swap the 81 to an 85 just for fun.
@@stevemindickguitar Is this tuning variation in all of the songs or just over the mountain?
half down chuninng ?
What gear did you use
Marty, I used an original Ibanez rg565 custom hand painted straight into the Pod pro that you can see in the rack beside me. Very simple
Cork it like a baseball bat! JK 😂
I still think the book is wrong...
The book is without a doubt wrong! I would say 80% wrong to be honest. If you’re a guitar player you should do Randy’s songs with a version you find to be comfortable. True randy fans will be grateful and it will keep Randy’s music alive. Hopefully the next few generations of guitar players will be inspired!
@@stevemindickguitar yes i play but i don't know if my potato camera sounds good..i will make a video of over the mountain and use backing track with my br600 ...i will post it in the next day or so and hope you comment on it would love to hear your opinion
I find this arrhythmic way of playing the tab to explain how to play each note terribly frustrating. It doesn’t help learning a piece, it just teaches the mind how to comprehend it without engaging the muscles. It’s analysis but not music.
don't watch then. problem solved.
Always confused the shit outta me,
You really like your own voice guy. Play the fuckin guitar bro. I skipped to like 4 different parts of your video and it’s just you talking.
Shaddap
It’s a lesson not a cover dippy
Nobody cares what you think or what you did.