Kirk Hammett's Three Favorite (non-Metallica) Guitar Riffs
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- In this clip, Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett discusses his favorite songs to practice, the influence of Jimi Hendrix, and the release of his first solo album.
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02:05 "Stuff like that"
It is wonderful! I had the same kinda of love for a thing I did until it was all stripped away. And the person that did it had no soul and didn't care. A completely soulless inhumane purpose.
That's so awesome that he is that way!
I don't know. For him to not have innovated or progressed past 1992, that he is still around getting into feuds with TH-camrs that are so much more proficient than him.... he was a hero of mine, and I just find him anything but compelling nowadays with his ruby slippers and anti-guitar solo thinking. The Metallica I know has 5 albums. Iconic solos, artists really pushing themselves and the limits. That band has been gone a long time and was replaced by body snatchers with painted fingernails and deep laziness.
Rick you have to show your thougts about The Unforguiven..Production, performance..I will love and im not the ONLY one?
Its fun to hear a guy who's made100's of millions $$ in the music biz speak with the excitement of someone young just starting out. Inspiring really.
he is playing like he just started out tho
Has he made hundreds of millions? Probably got a poor split of live and didn't write metallics songs
Net worth is $200,000,000@@nicolasaguilar1258
His net worth is estimated at $200 million, google it. Also Metallica has in the past made more of their swag than their music.
@@nicolasaguilar1258
I got the feeling that Kirk regards Metallica as just his job, and that he is busy with a lot of other things that he really finds interesting and will never be able to express within this band.
After all this time he’s still in love with music. That’s truly incredible. Respect.
Well, he does have the luxury of not having to work a dayjob to be the rent. But that's no excuse, because there are plenty of other artists who have reached financial security and who then start doing complete other things.
Why wouldn't he be? It's his life.
@@Kgio-2112 Bro… Even Porn Stars get sick of their job
@@rugdnit911😂😂😂
@@Kgio-2112Come on… Think about it. He’s excited still. Show some respek.
"A lot of times stuff will come, a lot of times stuff doesn't come..."
Such is life
Glad they have a pill for that.
It's the way she goes. Sometimes she goes, sometimes she doesn't.
Y'know, as I realized how awkward the talking is in this interview, I remembered this one guy FlyingKitty who made a YTP or "poop" of a Kanye West interview, and named it "Kanye West has a Mental Breakdown" and I'm just imagining what it might be like if he did the same with this
@@angeldiaz762 I've seen that one lol
I love how respectful Rick is to let his guests talk, and not interrupt. He let's them give examples, and asks questions when they're done talking. Just an amazing host. Great videos, awesome musicians, and incredible interviews.
Love it❤
Right?? Rick is the best interviewer EVER!!
Spot on. A good interviewer simply finds the right "key" and lets the subject take it from there.
Rick has this by the tonne 👍
Yah, no matter how high or drunk they are lol.
Not like Jordi Madafokin Wild
He’s the polar opposite of Eddie Trunk!
Well, it's comforting to hear that my Les Paul isn't the only one that gets out of tune easily.
Let me share my theory:
There can only be a certain number of Les Paul guitars in tune in the world.
So each time someone tunes a Les Paul onother one goes out of tune.
This number is not known yet, but it's estimated to be between 10 and 37.
In the early days, with fewer guitars in circulation it was les noticiable, but with rising production numbers it's impossible to keep one in tune.
@@impossivel2006 After 20 years of playing my Les Paul I've concluded that they're needlessly heavy and imperfect instruments indeed.
I can just imagine the tuning pegs turning by themselves and detuning right in front your eyes, while elsewhere another person is tuning up 😂😂 @impossivel2006
if you want a guitar that stays in tune, don't buy gibson.
if Greeny can go out of tune being THE Les Paul all les pauls and copies can go too
Really thought that he was kicking off with This Charming Man there!
I thought that too.
Who’s to say it wasn’t his recollection of it? I thought it was the Smiths too
ya he is wasted . what the heck was that ?
Jackson 5: I Want You Back
Same
Kirk hammet is just like a teen starting on guitar ,he is such a great personality himself..Thank you Rick this is awesome
His guitar playing sounds just like a teen starting out on guitar too!
@@Mepjc You think so😕?
@@nemesis0217yup. It sounds like he’s playing on his first cheap amp, on a $100 guitar your aunt got for you from radio shack
He's drunk
@@nemesis0217 Facts
He’s a humble dude and still learning. That’s awesome. Props to Arick for making his interviewees feel this comfortable.
I agree. Arick is a great interviewer.
Genesis Album Duke. Song: Turn it on again. Great. Never thought I would hear the riff from Hammets hands. 😂
Yeah. Funny how musicians are way more open minded than some of their hardcore fans.
Most of them would choke on their beer hearing that their favorite guitarist actually appreciates Genesis works.
Usually though, guitarists more often refer to the solo of Firth of fifth rather than the strumming of Turn it on again.
One guitar part from Mike Rutherford that is also underrated in my opinion is Second Home by the sea.
one second of any genesis song worth more than the entire metallica discography
@@user-du1yk7uk9vBeing a major fan of Genesis (especially their proggier 70s output), I do not agree with you. Metallicas 80s albums are excellent in my book
Love how badly he played it as well! Awesome!! 😂
@@user-du1yk7uk9v I am a fan of both, and don't need to make such a ridiculous grand standing comparison.
Kirk seems just as excited..apprehensive.. and young as the old days in Berkeley… ❤
Or drunk. I’m not entirely sure yet. Something seems a bit odd about this interview but maybe he’s just excited like you said.
@@Ryan-rn3cfdefinitely under the influence of something… pills or booze? He’s slurring a bit
I don't think so. James is pretty stright about his sobriety routine (I've heard) but I do believe that the lingering effects of decades of substance abuse may leave some marks. Ozzy, anyone? Well ok, maybe a bit of extreme exaxmple but you get my point.
@@jeffo2448 This is the man with one of the best quotes from "Some Kind of Monster" that could have also been a Spinal Tap line.... "I stopped doing... the drugs that I was doing."
@@jeffo2448he always speaks like that, I think his mind is going slightly.
He's been playing for over 40 years and sounds very knowledgeable yet still learning. That's a great life lesson for everyone!
He's been playing for over 40 years and sounds like playing for 1 year
@@bouxesas2046says the guy who can't hold a guitar properly
Rick thank you for making this content. Whether it's your intention or not, you're curating all these great players and songwriters talking openly and candidly about music for posterity. These guys aren't getting any younger and I guarantee your library of video content (both with famous musicians and just you solo analyzing music of select time periods) will be a valuable resource for future musicians and music fans alike.
This is probably the most important comment here. These candid sessions are critical to the ongoing history of music.
After all these years, he still sounds like he started to play yesterday
😂 facts
like you could do better
@@hzcomicfan7688.
No, really.
If you didn't know him for years, you could think that he started some 2 months ago - based on this part of the interview... )
I was thinking the same thing.
Still love his work, I think it's great that he is not that slick sounding....
Really puts things into perspective, to see this old idol of mine, so longingly desire an outlet to express the breadth of his musical emotions.
It’s so beautiful when someone truly loves what they do.
Great seeing this side of him and his playing. I've always dug his playing.
As many have said, I just love that he’s still SO in love with just learning and playing and stretching his abilities. It lights up his brain the same mine (did) when I’d learn something new.
Just living vicariously thru Rick at this point. Keep climbing Brother, you’re doing amazing things 😎🙌🏽
Rick what an amazing sit down. Keep up the fantastic work.
Thought he was gonna play This Charming Man for a second there at 0:20
Those were the opening chords for that song I swear! I thought I was the only one who would have thought that here.
First thing that came to my mind, too 👍🏻
Same here!
Now I wonder if Marr ripped it off lol
Kirk wouldn't be able to play it tbh
Amazing to see that a man of Kirk's talent, skill, success and experience still has almost child like fascination and enthusiasm for guitar playing ! Wonderful !
Good drugs will do that for U. :)
The Hendrix song he mentions is "Power to Love". CRAZY SONG
Or "Power of Soul"
@@9defebrerodel79Yup there’s a version of Power of soul with this riff in the ‘Songs for Groovy Children’ live show. His best live show in my opinion
@@9defebrerodel79Also, Kirk playing it is so cute compared to Hendrix blazing through it as easy as Michael Jackson could moonwalk 😂
it’s the band of gypsys album isnt it? some seriously good stuff ❤
I love that band of gypsies album. Too bad there isn't more of them aside from that live album
He still talks like he is 16.(I am saying it as a compliment. Forever young.)
He's still as tall as he was when he was 16 too.
He’s a proof of concept for hard work: not even being stupid can hold you back.
@@RockResume335 What the hell do you mean?
@@TerryRosariojr he talks and make facial expressions as a teenager
You talk like you’re 8 lol. Leave Kirk alone
Yea Boy, so cool having Kirk on!
I enjoyed so much listening to Kirk talking about the way he "sees" music and guitar playing. He is so excited and seems like someone who just learned things about music, but his career says something totally different 😂 his humility is almost disarming, yet he is one of the best living guitarists ever.
Thank you Kirk for what you taught us and for your hard work!
Basic, sloppy player at best. It's like listening to a 10 year old who's been playing for like 3 months and has picked up the minor pentatonic scale.
@@nw9036whether you're right or not doesn't matter. He loves music and loves learning. That's all that matters.
@@jimmyjams5038 Look I respect the point you have made, he's played on some fantastic songs which counts for a lot, but let's be real, he had all the possible advantages of production, an entire team of studio professionals.
The problem with Kirk's playing has always been there.
He brought up a specific Genesis tune (Turn it on again), said he 'learned it', and then simply played the wrong chords, wrong voicings, and the wrong rhythm, he sounded scrappy at best and frankly, he demonstrated the problem he has as a musician which is a lack of detail and commitment to his craft.
Music is wonderful thing and I have spent my life working at it, but it isn't magic, it's an ordered system with rules, no matter the genre, no matter the style.
@@Scotmend and yet many many great technical musicians never make it a career. you need enough skills, but at some point you're fine - unless technicality is your whole act.
@@genesises I completely agree with you about not fixating on 'technical playing'.
My point doesn't diminish Kirk's achievements it's just an observation that his attitude towards the instrument has held him back throughout his career.
Success is often specific to the individual right?
It doesn't revolve purely around the money or the size of the crowd, getting better at what 'you' do on the guitar makes everything easier and sound better, more enjoyable, it keeps you interested in doing it.
I'm not suggesting that Kirk should take up modern jazz or become Malmsteen. I'm just honestly shocked that his ego has got in the way of him really taking advantage of his insane luck.
When you see how slow Kirk is in the studio, it really brings home what I'm saying.
I work as a musician fulltime and I do some work in what remains of the "session industry". He is, remarkably slow as a recording guitarist and a sloppy live player.
This guy has no filter and no airs…..he is still very excited to discover and even at his high status. It makes me kinda root for him to do good things - he has never really been a posturing egomaniac and I like that.
I've always known Kirk was a bit quirky, but dam he's blazed in this.
Hats off to Rick for letting him be himself. You're a legend Rick...
Kirk perma-blazed himself at some point in the '90s. I don't think he's actually on drugs any more, his brain is just fried to bits.
He is sober...
He is quirky. That is what makes him likeable and interesting to listen to.
While not a big fan of Kirks playing, I have always thought he was a very down to Earth guy. I'll give his solo work a listen. Rick, you always pull cool interviews seemingly out of no where. Thank you.
I liked his playing in the early years, but they have been going for so long he starts to repeat himself sometimes I think. And they totally lost me after the Black album anyway, But I appreciate that the mighty Met is still around, even if I can't be bothered to listen to their stuff after say 1996.
He didn't get upset Dave banged his girl so he is a very even tempered guy
@@amandahuginkiss6868how can you say the outlaw torn S&M version isn’t a freaking masterpiece of a song. Especially that solo. Gives me goosebumps every time.
@@amandahuginkiss6868repetition is what made you fall in love with it in the first place 🥱
@@vw1610When I say I haven't listened after 96, I don't mean I have listened to everything up until and through that time frame. Garage Inc, all covers, is my last favorite Metallica compilation. I listen to maybe 4 songs off S&M. What is this Outlaw torn you speak of? One of their country songs? I can't be bothered friend, they lost me, it's just not heavy enough.
In '96 my tastes had changed to heavier heavier heavier. Believe it or not, at this point in time, Metallica was going radio friendly, radio friendly, radio friendly. For those that are under 50, "radio" was how we listened to music before the Internet, usually, or on CD / cassette / vinyl. And it was sellout culture aimed at the least common denominator, which is what Metallica pivoted to. Loved them when they where my band, but they aren't anymore.
It will happen to you!
/Grandpa Simpson
That was such a genuine, and cool interview, thnx
Still my favorite interview. Two guys in love with guitar.
This was a great interview, really enjoyed it.
Kirk loves music and horror and has so much knowledge...dude is awesome...this is much appreciated sirs...
Really enjoyed his enthusiasm. Makes me like him for his fire and how much he cares & loves music.
Rick, you're killing it with this series. Letting the man talk and do his thing.
I am so happy to hear this interview! I also feel like Kirk does about all the influences he cited here, and I am so happy to know I am not the only one! Thank you Rick!
Kirk is a good dude, so cool to hear him just blab away about his love for music and guitar. ❤
I love the way he refers to all these legends like they are guitar gods to him. Where as to us, he’s up there with them 🙌🏼
I remember when I was in 6th grade sitting down with my trumpet and watching the TV show called Strike Force and teaching myself the theme song for the show. I went into school on Monday and started playing it and the other trumpeters were very impressed but then starting criticizing that I was missing a note here or there. The point is, it's so cool to see that musicians outside of what band or whatever music they are supposed to play love to tinker as well and that is what keeps them enthused.
Finally someone has taken the time to talk about different woods for guitars, variants of sound and tones from different guage strings and even hand strengthening exercises using unusual chords. Absolutely class video.
Omg! Kirk knows and loves "Turn It On Again" by Genesis! Amazing interview.
0:59
I did not see that one coming lol
@@BeerLeagueGoalieGodfather me either! Who knew?
I mean, he was in Exodus.
You got it bro jajj
@@jamesshelley5912 this is a good point. Even if Exodus is a different genre than Genesis.
Kirk Player some of the craziest Solos of All time he will always have my Respect!!! Best Greetings from Germany
KIRK you're the best!!! Life long fan and I"m so happy to see Rick interviewing him!!!
Always loved different ways to move the hands on the fret board, love it.
NICE
Kirk is so excited about music.
It’s great to see someone truly
Enjoying their life and talents
kirk is clearly high on drugs and is speaking gibberish for half of this. His guitar isnt in tune and hese playing nonsense. "Maple capped strats [these didnt exist by the way lol[] and being out of tune is jimi's sound"... literally WHAT?
The only "talent" portrayed here is rick's patience with kirk acting like a child.
@@JgHaverty I bet you're living a pathetic life where everyone despises you as a person including your family.
I think this channel is great Rick beato two is a great Channel I enjoy it very much keep those videos coming job well done
I am inspired by the listening skills of Rick Beato, in that he always allows the Musicians the time and space to shine. So cool.
Absolutely love his solo album. Glad to hear more is on the way!
KH is an icon. Class act that is full of knowledge. He really shaped a genre.
Pretty average guitarist but yes icon
Icon...? Nowadays everything can be an icon i see
@@michnyy"nowadays"? They started in the 70s and blew up in the 80s. How is 40 years ago "nowadays"?
@@GameTimeWhy Was he called an icon in '70s or '80s? I don't think so. I wrote nowadays because he is called that recently in relation to his long term career.
@@michnyy in the 80s he was an icon.
I'm happy to be in the 13% that watches and is subscribed. Your content is great. Thank you!
I actually use a Hendrickx set of strings on my Strat with those gauges I stay in standard tuning, but still. Amazing. He knew what he was doing.
Kirk and Jeff "r.i.p" are the reason I picked up a guitar. And 20 years later I am still as inspired as the day I picked it up. Its great to see kirk with the same enthusiasm!
Great interview!
Good lord,for Beato to pick out Turn it on Again from a riff is very impressive
Love that he builds on learning.
What an amazing guy. Just a beautiful human being. Thanks, Rick, for showing us a side of Kirk Hammett we don't often get to see in this sort of depth.
Jimmy was constantly tuning his ride during concerts. He was all over the tuning after every song.
“Jeff Beck, Hendrix, Michael Schenker” ❤
Nice to hear the German guitar master mentioned in a Rick Beato video!
Schenker brothers are guitar heroes to many many people no matter if you are Kirk or a random guy like me
Anyone who knows guitar knows michael schenker is an absolute master
So, you didn’t see the That Metal Show episode with Kirk and Michael. Kirk idolizes Schenker.
I wish I had started listening to Jeff Beck earlier, I only became interested after he passed. Big mistake. I bought a few albums recently, and they freaking scorch. I'm a massive heavy metal fan (for my weight class) and Beck isn't metal in the current sense in 2024, but he's still totally fucking metal.
Kirk Hammett had a column in guitar world and he always talked about how Schenker was a massive influence on him
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After 40 something years of daily playing ,he still has that fire going on inside him.. bless u Kirk
I remember a few months ago watching this whole interview and I don't remember him saying he had his own album out! So I just listen to it, (Portals) and I think it's fugin awesome! Dam Kirk! Why didn't you promote this like a boss?! I mean dam . I been a fan forever and I'm just now hearing this? I think his playing and song writing ability is VERY dynamitic! Good job Kirk!
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Such a great interview, Rick, and yes, I am subscribed here lol. I never realized how much Kirk Hammett was still a student of the guitar in the sense of striving to learn new things whether it's chords, fingering, grip or even string gauges. So fascinating.
It’s just cool to read through the comments on a Kirk Hammett video and all of them be positive for a change. 😎
Power of Love
I never was a Kirk Hammett fan, but watching his interview I can definitely tell why he has mass appeal to the crowd.
He and Robert are the nice guys of the band. And because they are the nice guys of the band they get shafted by the a-holes of the band. But they have LOTS of money to comfort themselves and Kirk seems to be happy doing what he does, make and play music.
Well Lars comes across as a bit of a knob, but James seems like a nice guy tbh. I saw some live footage recently where kirk completely screwed up a part, a James put his arm around kirk like a loving brother, as to say its all cool bro. @@chaptermasterpedrokantor1623
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Finding out about Jimi's strings sent me down a rabbit hole, spent a few years not even learning a new song or anything really related to playing because I was swapping strings just to play a few riffs at least a few times a day.
Love Kirk he's amazing. Huge inspiration for me.
wow
What an amazing person and phenomenal guitarist!!! Great interview Rick!!!
Kirk is so enthusiastic, it's always pleasant to hear him talk.
So happy to see Greenie being played on a regular basis. What a history it has! Great video Rick!
it’s good to know he plays songs he’s not accustomed to.
I like how he loves that guitar.
i have seen a lot of comments on other parts of the interview that Kirk is mind altered a bit. I dont know him, so no idea, but i love his passion, excitement, and a bit of innocence he portrays. He is still having fun with guitar and still learning. it is wonderful to see.
Love Kirk still having such love for music. I am 64, have played 52 years and feel the exact same way so I can definitely relate.
It'd be easy to be critical of this, but he's talking about trying to play things that he's not accustomed to. He's pretty honest and open about this stuff not being his thing (clean RnB/Jazz chords are obviously not at all what he does in Metallica) so, I can't help but like him and respect him for still wanting to learn things outside of his comfort zone.
Knowing a chord is one thing but playing it correctly is a whole different story.
The rhythm section on that Genesis song is so badass along with the vox that the guitar part gets highly overlooked. Great song!!!
I literally learned by ear, no lessons. I love his enthusiasm to just figure things out. Never stop the love for learning. I've written songs to the rhythm of the dryer, everything is in the ear of the beholder.
Proof that it is not just about the skill
That first one sounded like the beginning of the song “This Charming Man” by The Smiths!
"Positions my hands are not accustomed too"
TOO GOOD!! \m/
I play mainly hardcore, with some leads and a rare solo. The Dean Markley 2558 set are my jam. I don't use the 10, so my set goes high to low at 13-17-30-42-52 and I tune to drop-C! The beef and chop on my Charvel really make me happy!
he starts with " i want you back " louie shelton/the jackson 5
Cool video, but, at no point did Kirk say "these are my three favorites" he just gave examples of some riffs he was playing with.
Kirk playing Power to Love! That was so very awesome!
Such a humble and amazing guy. Legend.
Kirk has always been wildly underrated as both a guitar player and as a person.
That is Peter Green's guitar (Fleetwood Mac).
In the hands of a tool.
And later Gary Moore's
@@Gto1927Coming from a toolbag most likely living home at mommas
Sitting with one of my favorite of 3 guitar players Kirk and James are two of favorites another one I love is Randy Roads I would love to jam with both James and Kirk! That would be a dream come true!
Love his passion for playing guitar, even after playing for many decades!! Still seems like a kid who just picked up the guitar!
Hello rick! Nice video! Could you try talkíng with D-A-D's lead guitarist Jacob Binzer? Hes the best guitarist in Denmark and is soo underated, he could probably make for a very interesting video
Love the guitar tales and the shoes. You dudes be stylin'.
Yeah man the shoes are slick
@@chrississon5954chucks and golden boots
So much love for this man
It’s a really great interview, there
isn’t many interviews of him
You know he is WORLD FAMOUS and seriously you can tell he spends too much time alone.(still one of the GREATS>>>I HAVE BEEN BLESSED to have seen him play live several times!!! He never disappoints)
He always gave “on the spectrum” vibes even before that was an expression.
Sure...never knew that but it makes sense.@@BeerLeagueGoalieGodfather
Oh my I first thought the first one he played is This Charming Man by The Smiths.
Well this is crazy. When I started playing guitar I was into metal. Played with some friends. But I would always love playing jazz. It’s the scales. It’s the timing. It really helped me in playing all the other stuff. Jazz was just really fun. And hearing an idol of mine say that is crazy.
It’s super cool to see an older musician still striving to learn new things.