He is a VERY good PROFESSIONAL musician. The difference between an amateur musician and a professional one? An amateur practices it until he gets it right. A professional practices it until he can't get it wrong.
Ender Kara this art work is called playing guitar. Actualy, its just small riffs. No song structur to learn doing this. Let's say.. to play the intro of a song or the wole song are not same things. For exmp. Sweet child o mine intro. Or all the song. Need more skills. I dont say its not good.. its great. But if you talk "peace of art" i think its basic guitar playing
Amelia - One of my friends is this girl of my heart, which I wanted to tell her. why here, because this comment is on top :) I do not have the courage to write her a letter :\
Hi Graeme! I'm thrilled that my content resonates with you and captures the essence of the times you've lived through. Music has a wonderful way of connecting us to our past and evoking powerful emotions. Thank you for your kind words. Rock on!
I remember being fucked up after a surgical operation and some more shit about 5 years ago and finding this video by chance. It motivated me to order a guitar and start playing while recovering at home for months. I don't think my life would be the same without this hobby. Thanks for your awesome work
Hi Greagarious! Thank you for your comment! You're right and I couldn't agree more. There are some good bands though! Thank you for visiting my channel.
0:06 Layla (Derek & The Dominos) 0:30 Smoke On The Water (Deep Purple) 0:46 Sweet Child O'Mine (Guns N' Roses) 1:17 Sweet Home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd) 1:37 Money For Nothing (Dire Straits) 2:04 Still Loving You (Scorpions) 2:25 You Shook Me All Night Long (AC/DC) 2:55 La Grange (ZZ Top) 3:20 All Right Now (Free) 3:35 Ain't Talkin' `Bout Love (Van Halen) 3:53 Every Breath You Take (The Police) 4:26 Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) 4:46 Hold The Line (TOTO) 5:04 Money (Pink Floyd) 5:25 Iron Man (Black Sabbath) 5:40 Satisfaction (The Rolling Stones) 5:54 Learn To Fly (Foo Fighters) 6:07 Take On Me (a-ha) 6:25 Thunderstruck (AC/DC) 6:55 Beat It (Micheal Jackson) 7:09 Back In Black (AC/DC) 7:30 Born To Be Wild (Steppenwolf) 7:50 Day Tripper (The Beatles) 8:04 Scar Tissue (Red Hot Chili Peppers) 8:24 Smells Like Teen Spirit (Nirvana) 8:42 Jump (Van Halen) 9:03 Eye Of The Tiger (Survivor) 9:38 Message In A Bottle (The Police) 9:51 Stairway To Heaven (Led Zeppelin) 10:18 La Bamba (Ritchie Valens) 10:41 Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton) 11:01 Paranoid (Black Sabbath) 11:19 The One I Love (R.E.M) 11:34 Breaking The Law (Judas Priest) 11:46 Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Yes) 12:05 Hells Bells (AC/DC) 12:34 Carry On Wayward Son (Kansas) 13:01 Alive (Pearl Jam) 13:30 Master Of Puppets (Metallica) 13:51 Fly Away (Lenny Kravitz) 14:16 The House Of The Rising Sun (The Animals) 14:42 Gyönghajú Lány (Omega) 15:07 Seek And Destroy (Metallica) 15:37 Cemetery Gates (Pantera) 16:03 Billie Jean (Micheal Jackson) 16:28 Hey Joe (Jimi Hendrix) 16:58 A Whiter Shade Of Pale (Procol Harum) 17:25 Sweet Dreams (Marylin Manson) 17:47 Seven Nation Army (The White Stripes) 18:01 Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix) 18:19 Ace Of Spades (Motörhead) 18:46 Whola Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin) 19:02 Zombie (The Cranberries) 19:27 Black Night (Deep Purple) 19:40 Cocaine (Eric Clapton) 20:02 Nothing Else Matters (Metallica) 20:35 Rock You Like A Hurricane (Scorpions) 21:07 Highway To Hell (AC/DC) 21:44 Just Like Heaven (The Cure) 22:08 Rainbow In The Dark (Dio) 22:25 Don't Fear The Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult) 22:38 Smooth (Carlos Santana) 22:54 Californication (Red Hot Chili Peppers) 23:14 Fade To Black (Metallica) 23:49 Tears In Heaven (Eric Clapton) 24:00 The Final Countdown (Europe) 24:50 Wind Of Change (Scorpions) 25:10 Dream On (Aerosmith) 25:48 Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming (Deep Purple) 26:08 Sultans Of Swing (Dire Straits) 26:31 Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 (Pink Floyd) 27:03 Aqualung (Jethro Tull) 27:25 Fear Of The Dark (Iron Maiden) 27:51 Pretty Fly (The Offspring) 28:04 Kayleigh (Marillion) 28:34 Pride (U2) 29:08 YYZ (Rush) 29:38 Samba Pa Ti (Carlos Santana) 30:13 Fortunate Son (Creedence Clearwater Revival) 30:27 Poison (Alice Cooper) 31:00 Knocking On' Heaven s' Door (Guns N' Roses) 31:15 More Than Words (Extreme) 31:35 Are You Gonna Go My Way (Lenny Kravitz) 31:57 Barracuda (Heart) 32:11 Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) 32:26 Misirlou (Dick Dale) 32:52 Symphony Of Destruction (Megadeth) 33:18 To Be With You (Mr. Big) 33:43 Cats In The Cradle (Ugly Kid) 33:55 I'm Alright (Neil Zaza) 34:08 Tom Sawyer (Rush) 34:34 Pull Me Under (Dream Theater) 35:12 Losing My Religion (R.E.M) 35:28 One (Metallica) 36:06 Dust In the Wind (Kansas) 36:36 Clocks (Coldplay) 36:55 Sharp Dressed Man (ZZ Top) 37:10 Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry) 37:27 Welcome Home (Coheed And Cambria) 37:53 Afraid To Shoot Strangers (Iron Maiden)
Shrek Cosby In general terms, as far as I am concerned, yes he is. Because he sings like nobody else, has a sense and a knowledge of music which has no equal, the best bands and musicians ever, and has been touring the world always....and I forgot! : he is a very good composer. anyway, it is a matter of tastes...
So smart of him to count up, you know if he counted down ppl would assume it’s supposed to be in order and all the wholesome comments about his playing would be replaced with hate about their fav song being too low
Not to throw stones, but there are many 'jump cuts' in the video, given a jump cut is a cut in the middle of an action. Can't take advantage of the many cameras without them.
But it doesn't defeat the point that there might be Cuts hidden in the cuts. I think it doesn't matter, the video is great with or without hidden cuts ;D
Love how so many people hate on this cause he played a song differently. Oh he improvises to play according to his style, and everyone suddenly becomes a music critic. I think he played amazingly regardless of changes to the song or notes.
the majority of popular riffs are not that difficult, only "long speedy solos's and fast switching chords (but it gets easier over time). but if you're getting an electric guitar once you feel that power running through the amp... you're hooked 🤘🎸
As a mediocre at best guitar player, watching people play 100 songs in a row memorized, with no mistakes, to me is like trying to run a marathon blindfolded because you had to memorize the route. Keep rockin dude
@@deg1studios it is when i was learning how to play base, i couldnt read any notes i just played each note follwing teachers movement and learned like 3 songs And could play all of them An idiat learnt how to play base guitar for like a month and muscle remembers it imagine people like this dude prob played like 10 years of course muscle memory kicks in I quit base cause i moved to foreign land
There is no reason to think he did this in one take, (or "on a row"). Plenty of jump cuts and camera angle changes to allow for corrections and song changes. This is a great video, there is just no reason to think it was an "all in a row" in one take situation.
Something I think is underappreciated is just how smooth the transitions are between no-mild-heavy distortion on the different riffs. This is amazing mate.
@@jasonryan8415 exactly. He knows them all in his head and muscle memory and you can tell he's cool as a cucumber. No stress, no errors.. Pretty amazing talent.
I'm 66 and I've enjoyed every single second of these guitar riffs. These are the best little parts of the most beautiful songs in the history of music. Congrats Man!
Hi Gavin! Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoy my guitar playing. Music has always been a passion of mine, and it's wonderful to know that others appreciate it as well. I'll certainly do my best to continue playing and improving. Thank you for the encouragement!
As I sit in my office chair, criticizing your selection (too easy),your putting it together (not easy),and playing it, demonstrating great technique, and silky smooth segues.Great job !
@@MAGAMAN he uses several camera angles but there are no jump cuts. I seriously don't think you know what a jump cut is. I'm saying this as a filmmaker with 50 films under my belt and you're just throwing an idiot comment out there wow. You might want to take the time look up the guitar player magazine story about this project. He had to stop and start two or three times because of the camera capabilities but other than that it's one continuous take.
Without the numbering, which suggests ranking, I think he put together a subjective yet solid list of 100 riffs. Or rather 95 riffs. To be fair, getting rid of songs with no guitar riff whatsoever - Billie Jean, Jump, Whiter Shade of Pale, Take on Me, & Final Countdowm would clear up space for, say, Can't Explain, You Really Got Me, London Calling, Age of Consent, Run DMC's Rock Box, and probably a few of your own WTF how-is-this-not-on-here choices.
The crazy thing about being a guitar player is you have this sub conscious library of riffs. I was at at a party and someone had just bought an electric guitar and was noodling around. Someone mentioned the scorpions and asked if I knew anything from them. I said give me a second. After jarring my memory went into the first section of Big City Nights. The human brain is amazing!
hah.. "bro.. I have people that might buy that guitar.. you've been going for 30 minutes now.. come on.. I work for commission.. you're really fucking my day up"
Yea, and the keyboard players in the store got tired of him nagging them to play the intros of Jump, Take On Me and Final Countdown so that he even could play along.
What I like about this one is that he actually gives a lot of time for each riff, allowing you to better appreciate them. In a lot of similar videos it's just 3-5 seconds of the riff, and sometimes you don't even recognize them.
Hi Chroethe! Thank you for your positive comment! You're welcome, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Indeed, music is the universal language of the world.
So many of these are from my time period! It was like being transported back in time for an instant, standing in the front of the stage with thousands of sweaty teens shoving me - I love it!
Subscribed in 5 minutes. This compilation is a wonderful prism giving overfeel - as in overview - of the vast variety of musical vibes, delivered through guitar.
Hi Cristian! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the compilation and found it to be wonderful. Thank you for subscribing, and I hope you continue to enjoy the content.
I remember this being one of the first videos I watched after I had just started playing; I was looking for good riffs to learn. Thanks for this video, it definitely had a big impact on my guitar journey.
I sat & listened to the whole video. Absolutely seamless invetween riffs. He looks so relaxed though aswell, hard work, passion & dedication is displayed in its finest form here. Much respect! 🤝💯
Great work helps me with my guitar playin and my rabbit loves it so much I've played both parts bout a thousand times and still goin! Bring on part 3 please.
Even with the short sections, this video was a trip through almost 55 years of my music loving life. (tbh, didn't notice what the oldest was but I am 55 loll) So much memories. Thank you.
Hi Mavadelo! I'm so glad to hear that this video was able to take you on a trip down memory lane. Music has a way of being a time capsule, capturing and preserving moments and emotions that we can revisit through listening. I'm happy that this video was able to evoke such a powerful response from you. Thanks for your positive comment!
Hi Jenna! Thank you for your kind words! It's great to hear that the music I recommended has been enjoyed by both you and your little kids. Music has a way of bringing people together and creating memories that last a lifetime. Thanks so much for your positive comment!
You are a very accurate player, really dig it. Just subscribed. I've been playing professionally for almost 40 years and I love listing to great players!
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youtube needs a respect button. this hardwork is respected.
Ender Kara camera, guitar and some editing software you can make it too!
I respect you coming up with that.
He is a VERY good PROFESSIONAL musician. The difference between an amateur musician and a professional one? An amateur practices it until he gets it right. A professional practices it until he can't get it wrong.
Ender Kara this art work is called playing guitar. Actualy, its just small riffs. No song structur to learn doing this. Let's say.. to play the intro of a song or the wole song are not same things. For exmp. Sweet child o mine intro. Or all the song. Need more skills. I dont say its not good.. its great. But if you talk "peace of art" i think its basic guitar playing
the respect button is called f
"owh shit I didn't press record!"
lol xD
nadish khindria reporta da plu
guitar is the best for me), but my style is classic :\
Rizvan İbrahimov wat
Amelia - One of my friends is this girl of my heart, which I wanted to tell her. why here, because this comment is on top :) I do not have the courage to write her a letter :\
WOW, as a 70 year old, this to me is real life as I lived it. I am stunned by this guy.
Hi Graeme! I'm thrilled that my content resonates with you and captures the essence of the times you've lived through. Music has a wonderful way of connecting us to our past and evoking powerful emotions. Thank you for your kind words. Rock on!
Yea, takes me through my teen age and young adult years.
I remember being fucked up after a surgical operation and some more shit about 5 years ago and finding this video by chance. It motivated me to order a guitar and start playing while recovering at home for months. I don't think my life would be the same without this hobby. Thanks for your awesome work
Hi. Thank you for your warm words. Super happy I could inspire someone.
the bad thing about this video is that now I want to listen almost 100 songs
just wait for part 2
I've made a playlist in my channel with all the 100 songs he plays in the order of the video, just Enjoy!! :D
@@lllLincolnlll1 absolute legend
I've already listned to all the songs, I grew up in a rock loving and music over all family. Both my mom and my dad have got jobs with music
@@lllLincolnlll1 you da best mate
38 minutes, 100 riffs.. I thought to myself "ill check a couple out"... ended up watching the whole thing!, you rock dude!
Same ;)
yup!
same xD
Same here for the second time!
I love guitar, I can leave this stuff on all day
Every single one of these examples is what most modern music is missing. A HOOK.
Hi Greagarious! Thank you for your comment! You're right and I couldn't agree more. There are some good bands though! Thank you for visiting my channel.
to remember all those notes without any mistakes is truley more than impressive!
0:06 Layla (Derek & The Dominos)
0:30 Smoke On The Water (Deep Purple)
0:46 Sweet Child O'Mine (Guns N' Roses)
1:17 Sweet Home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
1:37 Money For Nothing (Dire Straits)
2:04 Still Loving You (Scorpions)
2:25 You Shook Me All Night Long (AC/DC)
2:55 La Grange (ZZ Top)
3:20 All Right Now (Free)
3:35 Ain't Talkin' `Bout Love (Van Halen)
3:53 Every Breath You Take (The Police)
4:26 Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne)
4:46 Hold The Line (TOTO)
5:04 Money (Pink Floyd)
5:25 Iron Man (Black Sabbath)
5:40 Satisfaction (The Rolling Stones)
5:54 Learn To Fly (Foo Fighters)
6:07 Take On Me (a-ha)
6:25 Thunderstruck (AC/DC)
6:55 Beat It (Micheal Jackson)
7:09 Back In Black (AC/DC)
7:30 Born To Be Wild (Steppenwolf)
7:50 Day Tripper (The Beatles)
8:04 Scar Tissue (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
8:24 Smells Like Teen Spirit (Nirvana)
8:42 Jump (Van Halen)
9:03 Eye Of The Tiger (Survivor)
9:38 Message In A Bottle (The Police)
9:51 Stairway To Heaven (Led Zeppelin)
10:18 La Bamba (Ritchie Valens)
10:41 Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton)
11:01 Paranoid (Black Sabbath)
11:19 The One I Love (R.E.M)
11:34 Breaking The Law (Judas Priest)
11:46 Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Yes)
12:05 Hells Bells (AC/DC)
12:34 Carry On Wayward Son (Kansas)
13:01 Alive (Pearl Jam)
13:30 Master Of Puppets (Metallica)
13:51 Fly Away (Lenny Kravitz)
14:16 The House Of The Rising Sun (The Animals)
14:42 Gyönghajú Lány (Omega)
15:07 Seek And Destroy (Metallica)
15:37 Cemetery Gates (Pantera)
16:03 Billie Jean (Micheal Jackson)
16:28 Hey Joe (Jimi Hendrix)
16:58 A Whiter Shade Of Pale (Procol Harum)
17:25 Sweet Dreams (Marylin Manson)
17:47 Seven Nation Army (The White Stripes)
18:01 Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix)
18:19 Ace Of Spades (Motörhead)
18:46 Whola Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin)
19:02 Zombie (The Cranberries)
19:27 Black Night (Deep Purple)
19:40 Cocaine (Eric Clapton)
20:02 Nothing Else Matters (Metallica)
20:35 Rock You Like A Hurricane (Scorpions)
21:07 Highway To Hell (AC/DC)
21:44 Just Like Heaven (The Cure)
22:08 Rainbow In The Dark (Dio)
22:25 Don't Fear The Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult)
22:38 Smooth (Carlos Santana)
22:54 Californication (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
23:14 Fade To Black (Metallica)
23:49 Tears In Heaven (Eric Clapton)
24:00 The Final Countdown (Europe)
24:50 Wind Of Change (Scorpions)
25:10 Dream On (Aerosmith)
25:48 Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming (Deep Purple)
26:08 Sultans Of Swing (Dire Straits)
26:31 Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 (Pink Floyd)
27:03 Aqualung (Jethro Tull)
27:25 Fear Of The Dark (Iron Maiden)
27:51 Pretty Fly (The Offspring)
28:04 Kayleigh (Marillion)
28:34 Pride (U2)
29:08 YYZ (Rush)
29:38 Samba Pa Ti (Carlos Santana)
30:13 Fortunate Son (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
30:27 Poison (Alice Cooper)
31:00 Knocking On' Heaven s' Door (Guns N' Roses)
31:15 More Than Words (Extreme)
31:35 Are You Gonna Go My Way (Lenny Kravitz)
31:57 Barracuda (Heart)
32:11 Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison)
32:26 Misirlou (Dick Dale)
32:52 Symphony Of Destruction (Megadeth)
33:18 To Be With You (Mr. Big)
33:43 Cats In The Cradle (Ugly Kid)
33:55 I'm Alright (Neil Zaza)
34:08 Tom Sawyer (Rush)
34:34 Pull Me Under (Dream Theater)
35:12 Losing My Religion (R.E.M)
35:28 One (Metallica)
36:06 Dust In the Wind (Kansas)
36:36 Clocks (Coldplay)
36:55 Sharp Dressed Man (ZZ Top)
37:10 Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry)
37:27 Welcome Home (Coheed And Cambria)
37:53 Afraid To Shoot Strangers (Iron Maiden)
Change the backing track at 32:26 and you pretty much have miserlou by dick dale as well lol
Lol 32:26 confused me
@@ryuj1nj4kk4 It is miserlou by dick dale wipeout is different
in a gadda da vida ?????
Emanuele Faeti u are the best and most useful guy ever.
I was just wondering where the time stamp guy was and here u are
This is like a declaration of war against TH-cam's copyright policy.
Spartans! to the algorithm!
Only 2 claims
@@gaffer2602 Figures they're both from Metallica too, the band that had the biggest beef against Napster...
@@loganrusso39 OMG, they missed #64 "Fade to black" and #94 "One". Someone get Lars on the phone, pronto!
Feel like this would count as educational content though since he is teaching how to play these riffs
Love to watch a real artist at work. So fluid from one riff to another. Sir, you are the real deal and I salute you.
Well done man, that's all we love In a single videos.!! I can't imagine how hard was to learn all these riffs. Congrats!!
I love how Layla is the first one here 👌
Caroline Shaw ....because Layla is the best riff ever created :-)
Pablo Pérez cocaine, sunshine of your love, and have you ever loved a woman
all are in the same league.
Caroline Shaw (in soccer announcers voice) "and write behind layla is smoke on the water followed closely by sweet child o mine and sweet home Alabama
Caroline Shaw clapton is the greatest
Shrek Cosby In general terms, as far as I am concerned, yes he is. Because he sings like nobody else, has a sense and a knowledge of music which has no equal, the best bands and musicians ever, and has been touring the world always....and I forgot! : he is a very good composer.
anyway, it is a matter of tastes...
"Money for nothing" is the song I'd most want to be able to play on this list. Pure fire..
Same!
So smart of him to count up, you know if he counted down ppl would assume it’s supposed to be in order and all the wholesome comments about his playing would be replaced with hate about their fav song being too low
That was incredible! You sat there for 38 minutes and never flinched. You, sir are a real pro. Thank you so much for sharing.
Wayne
Colorado
Shit for real...anybody says otherwise doesn't know what they are talking about
Right! So awesome!!
Yeah that's talent. I played a game where I would guess what song the riff was from of course without looking I got em all right. Only me? xD
Nice!
He says it took him 3 takes for all of them. Still very impressive
4:43 that transition from crazy train to hold the line though!!
Really enjoying learning and practicing with the tabs. Thanks so much!
Love that you stayed with each riff and let us enjoy it for a bit before moving on to the next one.
the fact not one jump cut, you sir are a legend
I agreed with you until this 32:48 unfortunate as it may be, there is a cut here.
Not to throw stones, but there are many 'jump cuts' in the video, given a jump cut is a cut in the middle of an action. Can't take advantage of the many cameras without them.
@@woodenspoon6222 No, I disagree. A Jump cut is a cut within the same Shot. What you mean is just a Cut.
But it doesn't defeat the point that there might be Cuts hidden in the cuts. I think it doesn't matter, the video is great with or without hidden cuts ;D
95-96 there's a cut
Love how so many people hate on this cause he played a song differently. Oh he improvises to play according to his style, and everyone suddenly becomes a music critic. I think he played amazingly regardless of changes to the song or notes.
Thank you. I'm completely aware that I made tones of mistakes.
I know I just hate how people critized it, I personally think you done an amazing job!
Enjoyed this so much you got a sub! :3
plus he had to chance pace quick
Devon Morrison I agree. until you can do better don't criticize
Out standing thinking and beautiful progress !!! God bless you!!!
I cant get over how damn smooth the finger movement is. looks beautiful.
I’m buying a guitar tomorrow at 41 years old. This is cool shit. Respect!
Good luck bud
its never to late to pick up a guitar,
Excellent! And you can learn these riffs on TH-cam. Keep growing...
the majority of popular riffs are not that difficult, only "long speedy solos's and fast switching chords (but it gets easier over time). but if you're getting an electric guitar once you feel that power running through the amp... you're hooked 🤘🎸
Hope you're having a great time with it!
As a mediocre at best guitar player, watching people play 100 songs in a row memorized, with no mistakes, to me is like trying to run a marathon blindfolded because you had to memorize the route. Keep rockin dude
it's all muscle memory. only time he had to use his head was when he switched riffs
@@deg1studios that's still amazing tho
@@deg1studios it is when i was learning how to play base, i couldnt read any notes i just played each note follwing teachers movement and learned like 3 songs
And could play all of them
An idiat learnt how to play base guitar for like a month and muscle remembers it imagine people like this dude prob played like 10 years of course muscle memory kicks in
I quit base cause i moved to foreign land
He made plenty of mistakes tho.
There is no reason to think he did this in one take, (or "on a row"). Plenty of jump cuts and camera angle changes to allow for corrections and song changes. This is a great video, there is just no reason to think it was an "all in a row" in one take situation.
The Part One Just popped Up !
Thank You !! Xx
Thanks TH-cam for recommended this video! Loved it! ❤️ One riffs more iconic than others! 🤘🤘🎸
Something I think is underappreciated is just how smooth the transitions are between no-mild-heavy distortion on the different riffs. This is amazing mate.
Not to mention interruptions in between every song talking about the next one would be excruciating
@@jasonryan8415 exactly. He knows them all in his head and muscle memory and you can tell he's cool as a cucumber. No stress, no errors..
Pretty amazing talent.
thank you because I won the talent show while playing these riffs!
Hey Devin. Thank you for your comment. That's great! Congratulations!
ProgMind Productions tt
dude those were the most badass riffs I've ever heard. keep up the good work
Great and recognizable sounds. Thanks for this mega compilation. 😍😁❤🔥
Finally, someone giving Afraid to Shoot Strangers some well-deserved attention.
+Zach Ritchie Epic way to end the video, the tone could have been better though
+Zach Ritchie It's a must for me. One of my best Irons song ever.
ProgMind Productions Definitely, one of the best songs off of Fear of the Dark.
I'm 66 and I've enjoyed every single second of these guitar riffs.
These are the best little parts of the most beautiful songs in the history of music.
Congrats Man!
10:17 oh my gosh don’t ever stop playing guitar you are a flipping beast
Hi Gavin! Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoy my guitar playing. Music has always been a passion of mine, and it's wonderful to know that others appreciate it as well. I'll certainly do my best to continue playing and improving. Thank you for the encouragement!
As I sit in my office chair, criticizing your selection (too easy),your putting it together (not easy),and playing it, demonstrating great technique, and silky smooth segues.Great job !
So impressive to not only link all these riffs, but also to play them perfectly, uninterrupted for 40 min.
There are 5 million jump cuts in this song that could potentially have hidden five million mistakes.
I also think there's a fair bit of playback. For example his pinky around 4:03 keeps touching the A string without affecting the sound.
Perfect? For example Puppets is fucked.
@@MAGAMAN he uses several camera angles but there are no jump cuts. I seriously don't think you know what a jump cut is. I'm saying this as a filmmaker with 50 films under my belt and you're just throwing an idiot comment out there wow. You might want to take the time look up the guitar player magazine story about this project. He had to stop and start two or three times because of the camera capabilities but other than that it's one continuous take.
i thought some of these need to be tuned to get different sounds
'This list doesn't match mine, so I'm going to bitch about it.' 95% of this comment section.
Yep, same with a lot of other greatest riff videos similar to this one
Without the numbering, which suggests ranking, I think he put together a subjective yet solid list of 100 riffs. Or rather 95 riffs. To be fair, getting rid of songs with no guitar riff whatsoever - Billie Jean, Jump, Whiter Shade of Pale, Take on Me, & Final Countdowm would clear up space for, say, Can't Explain, You Really Got Me, London Calling, Age of Consent, Run DMC's Rock Box, and probably a few of your own WTF how-is-this-not-on-here choices.
Bboy Inferno
Ççç
you suck tomrb
JESUS CHRIST ARE YOU EVER HAPPY MAN?!?!? your wife must hate you
Wow man, that was an excellent video! I Really enjoyed you sharing your talent with us. Well done 🎸🎼🎶🤘👏🖖
You play so effortlessly -it's very inspiring.
Did this guy just play these all in a row without a break from memory?!? God level!
The crazy thing about being a guitar player is you have this sub conscious library of riffs. I was at at a party and someone had just bought an electric guitar and was noodling around. Someone mentioned the scorpions and asked if I knew anything from them. I said give me a second. After jarring my memory went into the first section of Big City Nights. The human brain is amazing!
well edited
"Oh I didn't press record!"
"Which is the next one?"
Man that was so freaking good
You're amazing. You inspire me to keep playing and learning guitar man! :) Thank you.
A huge amount of effort has gone into this. Awesome job mate.
These made me smile, I’m so getting a guitar
The Penny Collectors did you get one?
You end up getting one?
I have I've but I'm not good at it, you can have mine
@@cyb3rst4r93 can i have yours? hehe
@@cyb3rst4r93 maaan i want it soooo much :D
Didn’t play Dire Straits with a pick...
Legend 🤘
THE GREATEST RIFF OF ALL TIME SULTANS OF SWING PERIOD
@@gloria3098 The intro maybe.. Money for nothing's guitar is something special though.
@@dabear7862 i think the end is even better but thats my opinion
Amen gloria
Mark Knofler never use a pic but is finger !
That was a VERY smooth transition from Crazy Train to Hold The Line. Good work, man!
This frickin' guy is awesome, learning and playing all these riffs!!
We need a part two
Part two needs to have Thunderchild or i'll kill myself
American woman by who a must be
lekker ou koos
Bakgat
Now it is available!
FINALLY SOMEONE ACKNOWLEDGES HOW GODLY AFRAID TO SHOOT STRANGERS IS. THANK YOU, MY GOOD MAN.
Agreed. Thats one of my favorite riffs ever.
STFUImBigBoned damn right!
It is probably the best unspoken Maiden song. I know a lot of people who like maiden, and they all love it !!! I do to!!
Everything from Iron Maiden is Godly. Not even over exaggerating.
Bengie Macfarlane so you admit you're exaggerating 😀
Very good video to give ideas of pieces to learn when you are a guitarist.
Thank you very much for all these great ideas and congratulations !
Pure class mate, well done.
so happy there’s not an annoying woman talking during the solos
watch mojo?
Yea i get your point
bruh ong she stay talking i couldn’t hear nun of the actual playing
Watchmojo lmao
EXACTLY
Which took longer: Recording the video or typing the description?
+Legendary Left Nut Recording the video took longer. Overall process from the scratch took about one month.
+ProgMind Productions respect
+ProgMind Productions But i cant see Zeppelin's Heartbreaker here ;(
learning the riffs :)
Iron Man is labeled as 1972 when its actually 1970
That was beautiful!! Thank you!!
I keep coming back to this because I still can't wrap my mind around how insanely great this is.
Hi Thomas! Thanks for your comment! Great you're coming back to watch the video! Thanks for your support!
The guys at Guitar Center must hate this guy.
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hah.. "bro.. I have people that might buy that guitar.. you've been going for 30 minutes now.. come on.. I work for commission.. you're really fucking my day up"
Yea, and the keyboard players in the store got tired of him nagging them to play the intros of Jump, Take On Me and Final Countdown so that he even could play along.
LOL..........................................................
he did keyboard play also... in pre recording.
What I like about this one is that he actually gives a lot of time for each riff, allowing you to better appreciate them. In a lot of similar videos it's just 3-5 seconds of the riff, and sometimes you don't even recognize them.
Gänsehaut pur! Thanks bro, music connects all over the world!
Hi Chroethe! Thank you for your positive comment! You're welcome, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Indeed, music is the universal language of the world.
Totalllllly amazed at your work ethic.. Brilliant.
Guys at Guitar Stores must love him
But he played stair way to heaven lol
Guides and Gameplay I was gonna say😂
Guides and Gameplay I’m thinking he’s being sarcastic because stairway isn’t the only overplayed song in guitar stores
Gavin Gagestein
*nO* *sTaiRwAy*
*DeNiEd*
your knowledge about old songs from everywhere is kinda amazing
plus being able to play it ** lol
You Sir are an awesome guitar player - inspired me to carry on practicing
Great work man, that was AWESOME 🤩
So many of these are from my time period! It was like being transported back in time for an instant, standing in the front of the stage with thousands of sweaty teens shoving me - I love it!
OMG!!! Thank you so much for including Omega gyöngyhajú lány ( havent heard it for quite some time ) and Procol Harum. Amazing list and playing!
Thank you Ana. I'm glad you like it.
Subscribed in 5 minutes. This compilation is a wonderful prism giving overfeel - as in overview - of the vast variety of musical vibes, delivered through guitar.
Hi Cristian! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the compilation and found it to be wonderful. Thank you for subscribing, and I hope you continue to enjoy the content.
Thanks for helping me find a bunch of songs to add to my playlist
Amazing how many unique sounds can be made from 6 strings. Well done, enjoyed this very much.
that's not his accomplishment, the songs and sounds were written and created by others
@@elspoocho4637 bro....nah really :/
@@GSC5editZ yeah really
5:04 the entrance from hold the line to money is nuts
BROOO IT IS
Also 5:50 from satisfaction to learning to fly
This is some awesome work; thank you for all you have done here. Just subscribed and will keep an eye on what you have going on!
The most fun I've ever had on a Sunday morning!!! So good!
I remember this being one of the first videos I watched after I had just started playing; I was looking for good riffs to learn. Thanks for this video, it definitely had a big impact on my guitar journey.
So how many off the 100 you managed to hit?
I sat & listened to the whole video. Absolutely seamless invetween riffs. He looks so relaxed though aswell, hard work, passion & dedication is displayed in its finest form here. Much respect! 🤝💯
This guy is awesome. Total perfection.
I wish I could hire him as my personal teacher.
Amazing work!
38 minutes and 21 seconds, the condensed soundtrack to my life! Thank you
1979 Smashing Pumpkins, Killing in the name by Rage Against the Machine, Under the Bridge by Red Hot just on top of my head.
and wake up by ratm
Cant stop
Great work helps me with my guitar playin and my rabbit loves it so much I've played both parts bout a thousand times and still goin! Bring on part 3 please.
That‘s really one of the best guitar vids i‘ve ever seen!!!
This just floored me. I'm now making a list of all the songs I MUST listen to again.
Please please please make more of these
Just a few more days now..
@@PluckYeah 'til we are out of Lockdown? or are you telling me theres gonna be another awesome Riff video??? :D
Best of luck to you Aussies I know things are rough down there
Unbelievable. A one man concert!
Hi Alec! Thank you so much for your comment. Actually, it sounds like an interesting and unique concept for a concert.
🔥🔥Thank you so much for making this video❤️❤️❤️
congratulations for including "Sometimes I feel like screaming" man. Great Riff, amazing solo, great song
Im learning how to play a guitar at 15 years old now, this was amazing!
edit: over a year later, I have my own white mexican fender now 😁
Same learning at 14 good luck!
Learning at 21 🤟🏻
12
Same, I wanna play like this one day, cool af
Same at 18
Fantastic! Love the Guitar..
GREAT!!! And how they are so simple... Thankyou!
going through a tough time and somehow this made me really happy
Fight on bro!
Thank you! This is really inspiring, and maybe like many, I'm also learning the guitar. Amazing one shot of all these epic songs
ok, I will learn some of these today. Thanks for the inspiration
As a drummer I’ve always wanted to learn guitar 😭 This was fire🙌🏽
I would love to see The Doo make a video of himself doing this
Same lol
omg yes
yea we are the Headless army of Dooo Kingdom
absolutely
Thunder shock the cool style would be #1
happy to find Steve Rothery in the lot, the solos are just incredible. Jigsaw, The Web, Chelsea Monday, Incubus... Good Work
Marillion is just one of those bands that more people need to know about.
Even with the short sections, this video was a trip through almost 55 years of my music loving life. (tbh, didn't notice what the oldest was but I am 55 loll) So much memories. Thank you.
Hi Mavadelo! I'm so glad to hear that this video was able to take you on a trip down memory lane. Music has a way of being a time capsule, capturing and preserving moments and emotions that we can revisit through listening. I'm happy that this video was able to evoke such a powerful response from you. Thanks for your positive comment!
You’re still the absolute best my man! I remember watching this when I was a teenager and now my little kids rock to this.
Hi Jenna! Thank you for your kind words! It's great to hear that the music I recommended has been enjoyed by both you and your little kids. Music has a way of bringing people together and creating memories that last a lifetime. Thanks so much for your positive comment!
Ive watched/listened to this 10 times easy, even more
Wow! Thank you.
You are a very accurate player, really dig it. Just subscribed. I've been playing professionally for almost 40 years and I love listing to great players!
Awesome video! This is one killer guitar master! Different genres of music to boot.
Hi! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the video!
Most amazing thing about this vid is this guy can play all of these riffs!
I need to thank you! This was the last bit of motivation i needed tot start playing guitar!