probably because he's an ass man and the broad up'd her silicon game which made her chest look hardly human. So in a way, yeah, not having to look was easy for him.
Mick Zarco yeaaahhhh unfortunately that’s part of my weirdness... I more often than not make statements that have a slightly curious double meanings 😂🥴😝 which oddly are unintentional at the moment, but somehow workout perfectly 🙃
MrKyletheawesome I mean... we can hear the comment in its total accuracy or see it as a dirty innuendo. That being said right after I made that statement I saw the innuendo and did my best to keep my composure. Based on all the comments from this specific verbiage, it seems as though I’m not that dirty of a person if everybody else’s mind went there too 🥴🙃🤷🏻♀️
@@alyismagic well yeah, it was an easy innuendo to pick up on. I think Tosin was the last to register it from the footage lol. Added some spice to a good interview either way.
@@alyismagic A genuine PR gift to unintentionally be able to drop unaggressive "dry humor" within a interview and still bring out personallity. Great questions, great interview. Well Played. \m/
She’s a great interviewer. She feels like a natural at what she does. Kept the conversation flowing, no awkward pauses, just an all around great interview. If some of the dudes in the comments can get past her boobs and acknowledge the fact that she gave one of the best interviews he’s had yet.
Yes - I have eyed used TAM100 for a while now. I'm not ready for 8 yet; I'm still transitioning to 7 and I haven't quite broken/unlearned my rigid 6-string indexing muscle memory - I am training myself to fret/locate notes independently of neck dimensions/surfaces and number of strings so that I can more quickly adjust between the variants and reduce effort/increase economy. "Slow is smooth; smooth is fast; fast is deadly." - Some Guy on the Internet
@@russellzauner that's great though man only move once you're comfortable I played 7 for at least 6 months before I knew I was ready to get that extra string. And I've tried to get a tam10 but those things are so rare to find now
JAJAJA que no es la mejor entrevista que has visto de Tosin... De verdad que con la pregunta de la madera en la falda por poco se e sale la comida de la boca y to.
This man is such a master of his instrument. I can’t express my amazement with his skill. Love how he says that he simply plays his guitar as a "stringed instrument" rather than a "guitar". First time I heard Animals as Leaders, that was exactly my thought. Btw: I dig the lighting of the scene.
Hats off to this amazing interview. Definitely one of the best and casual I've seen with Tosin and interesting questions that cater both to beginner and advanced players. Can't believe you don't have more subs but you earned mine 👌🔥
undertheradar How do you even measure how good a musician is? There is no ruler or standard to measure such things, competitive mindset is so overrated.
@@XiyuYang Well I did say ' arguably '. But a good pointer is when all other guitar virtuosi tend to concur on that statement. Why did people view Hendrix as the best of his time ? Or Jaco Pastorius as the best ( self-proclaimed ) best Bassist in the world in his time? It's a number of things. Not everything is subjective - but making a case would be pointless and uninteresting. Anyway, great video
The interviewer is great. I think Tosin is smilinv cause he can sense how all his guy homies are probably going to dog him for this interview. Well played guitar world.
I really like this guy. I started listening to his old band Reflux when they were active, and had a chance to meet him years later when Animals as Leaders played at the House of Blues in Hollywood (mind blowing show by the way). As they were packing their stuff into their carrier sometime after the show had ended, a couple of my friends and I were able to walk up to him and simply introduce ourselves and shake his hand, while showing appreciation for his talent and performance. He was very welcoming, and he even took time to introduce someone he was with.. a female who I never found out her relations with him. Very pretty and exotic female of African descent. Super humble guy, good eye contact, ears were receptive and he really connected with us, even though our time was brief. A very inspiring guy.
That was a great interview. Thank you very much. I have such mad respect for Abasi, even though it's not my kind of music, but his skills are undeniably insane.
Aly... That outfit is awesome just certain assets become very prominent and hard to focus unless I put my phone down. Great interview. Washingtonians are from the state. You guys are from d.c. You'd be surprised how many people get confused by that
SomaSong I’m so sorry, I plan on being more aware in the future. Didn’t really think much of it when I wore it. Surely don’t want to take away from the interviews or my subjects. Regarding the Washingtonian, yes this is true that people from the state are referred to as such. At the same time growing up in the Washington D.C Metro area, my entire life watching the news you here local residents referred to as Virginians, Marylanders and people from DC referred to as Washingtonians. So I apologize if this caused any confusion, I simply made a reference that has always been used in our area.
Aly Is Magic you looked amazing and the interview it self was great. Good questions and very knowledgable. Yeah the washingtonian thing is weird. No need to apologize. Not everyone can pull off that outfit.
Tosin's thumb technique always reminds me of Shane Gibson's (RIP) "Glitch Picking" technique. Awesome guitarist, and one of the first "TH-cam" guitarists who really caught my ear.
When it comes down to how to practice effectively, Devin Townsend said it best: "Speed is a by-product of accuracy. If you pay attention to every note sounding clean and articulate as possible, rather than just speed for the sake of speed, it'll come to you eventually, and once it does, you'll see that playing fast, wanky bullshit isn't all it was hyped up to be in the first place. It's actually pretty fucking boring."
Boy Aditya because I am the producer and contributor, your more then welcome to watch the video on my channel linked through GW here; if you need some sort of validation that is. I’ll see you when you come back from the click through 😘 www.guitarworld.com/artists/watch-tosin-abasi-and-zakk-wylde-discuss-guitars-generation-axe-tour
I’m a very Open an unfiltered conversationalist. Sometimes I forget that there’s a camera pointed right at my face and innuendos come natural. But that one was so unintentional that it became hilarious and we decided to leave it in
Would have loved to have seen Reflux. The few live clips I've found are crazy killer; tight af and chest crushing. But with AaL we get to chuck the bass entirely - opened up a whole new realm of compositional tools in my brain, thanks for that...
Got to see them numerous times. Shit was amazing. Watching Evan, their drummer was a beast. Tosin showcased the loop pedal a bit more. It was mind blowing at the time.
Skyborn Robb thank you for educating me! I’m a drummer so I am not overly familiar with all the amps! I asked my friends at Miami vintage guitars to set up the background with the best unique amps and it looks like they did a good job
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Dudes eye game is strong AF..... didnt look down once. His power level is above 9000
ive saw your comment before i saw the video and i thought you talk about he didnt look at his hands while be possible playng guitar in that inteview
Indeed
He has more manners and class than your average dude, that’s for sure.
Mans stronger than Shaggy
probably because he's an ass man and the broad up'd her silicon game which made her chest look hardly human. So in a way, yeah, not having to look was easy for him.
Legendary -8 string- guitarist.
P.R.I.S.M I agree I thought it was kind of a dick move for her saying that lol
Exactly. I was like "What!?" He is as good as they get - a true innovator.
🤣 he's like.... "i'm honored to be known as legendary among the 26 known 8 string guitarists. thanks."
"... But sit here and stare at that beautiful piece of wood that you have in your lap"
😂👌🏼🔥
Mick Zarco yeaaahhhh unfortunately that’s part of my weirdness... I more often than not make statements that have a slightly curious double meanings 😂🥴😝 which oddly are unintentional at the moment, but somehow workout perfectly 🙃
@@alyismagic sure. you know what you were doing girl lol
MrKyletheawesome I mean... we can hear the comment in its total accuracy or see it as a dirty innuendo. That being said right after I made that statement I saw the innuendo and did my best to keep my composure. Based on all the comments from this specific verbiage, it seems as though I’m not that dirty of a person if everybody else’s mind went there too 🥴🙃🤷🏻♀️
@@alyismagic well yeah, it was an easy innuendo to pick up on. I think Tosin was the last to register it from the footage lol. Added some spice to a good interview either way.
@@alyismagic A genuine PR gift to unintentionally be able to drop unaggressive "dry humor" within a interview and still bring out personallity. Great questions, great interview. Well Played. \m/
Tosins eye game is also an addition to why I rate him in my top 3 guitarists of all time.
Almost a wizard with his presence.
15:07 did he just say “boobies” with a straight face😂 PROFESSIONAL
😂😂😂😂😂
She’s a great interviewer. She feels like a natural at what she does. Kept the conversation flowing, no awkward pauses, just an all around great interview. If some of the dudes in the comments can get past her boobs and acknowledge the fact that she gave one of the best interviews he’s had yet.
Agreed surprised she was ok with tosin saying “but if you have boobies-“
I agree, but she was throwing it at him too. Not talking about how she was dressed at all, it was playful yet professional.
Agreed one of the breast interviews i’ve ever seen!
14:14 "play smoke on the water" HAHAHAHAHA
He dropped that in so subtle lol...
legend Lmao
Tosin is a great inspiration. I don't see myself buying an 8 string guitar, but the way he approaches music is what i look up to the most.
Because of tosin i went from only playing 6 to now owning a 7 and 2 8s hes such an inspiration
Yes - I have eyed used TAM100 for a while now. I'm not ready for 8 yet; I'm still transitioning to 7 and I haven't quite broken/unlearned my rigid 6-string indexing muscle memory - I am training myself to fret/locate notes independently of neck dimensions/surfaces and number of strings so that I can more quickly adjust between the variants and reduce effort/increase economy.
"Slow is smooth; smooth is fast; fast is deadly." - Some Guy on the Internet
@@russellzauner that's great though man only move once you're comfortable I played 7 for at least 6 months before I knew I was ready to get that extra string. And I've tried to get a tam10 but those things are so rare to find now
9 string is king tho
@@tarkusjames7473 thats nasty sir
@@baraldobumpa3447 nah g ibanez rg9 with 2 emg 909x pickups mf ruthless
I hope there will be an AAL song based on this interview called Double Entendre with a lot of thumping in it.
orlando gonzalez 🙈
5:15 He slipped
Who wouldn't?
23:23 mans casually playing the riff of another year
I will instantly buy an Abasi guitar as soon as there are some affordable models.
True that. At any pricepoint, even made with glued together shredded pieces of driftwood, its a fantasticly and extremely ergonomically shaped body
This interview is beyond sexual. I like it.
"play smoke on the water..."
I laughed hard
Roasted
LMFAO
JAJAJA que no es la mejor entrevista que has visto de Tosin... De verdad que con la pregunta de la madera en la falda por poco se e sale la comida de la boca y to.
Before anything else, watch the 14:10 - 15:12 part, absolutely enjoyable in every aspect...
14:40 onwards tosin just couldnt hold it
Tosin is caressing that guitar thought the whole interview lmaoo
Yeah I think he was bored with the questions and irritated by the barrage of innuendo.
Interviewer: What would you tell kids who can't afford a teacher?
Interviewee: Get a teacher.
Yes, it cuz of those boobies talk
@@aidilmubarock5394 it cuz of those boobies talk? LMAO what a comment my dude
At 9:54 Tosin was like "Welllll"
DreamPurpleFloyd I WOOD GIVE HER MY WOOD
This man is such a master of his instrument. I can’t express my amazement with his skill. Love how he says that he simply plays his guitar as a "stringed instrument" rather than a "guitar". First time I heard Animals as Leaders, that was exactly my thought.
Btw: I dig the lighting of the scene.
Great interview with insightful questions! 😉👍
Oilid I liked both of the questions
Hats off to this amazing interview. Definitely one of the best and casual I've seen with Tosin and interesting questions that cater both to beginner and advanced players.
Can't believe you don't have more subs but you earned mine 👌🔥
Tosin is such an amazing guitarist and is a huge inspiration.
I love hearing Tosin speak. What a great ambassador for progressive music.
Mestis / Javier's stuff is so musical, it's so good
This dude is humble as fuck and I love it
Oxytosin
You win the comments, Ryan
@@infinitegodman lmao pure happiness
dude's sittin crosslegged for a reason
BRO!
lmaoooo
hes gotta maintain a professional image now boyssssss, am i right
The way he strokes that guitar is legendary.
The guy is arguably the best guitar player right now, period - all across the board.
undertheradar How do you even measure how good a musician is? There is no ruler or standard to measure such things, competitive mindset is so overrated.
@@XiyuYang Well I did say ' arguably '.
But a good pointer is when all other guitar virtuosi tend to concur on that statement.
Why did people view Hendrix as the best of his time ? Or Jaco Pastorius as the best ( self-proclaimed ) best Bassist in the world in his time? It's a number of things.
Not everything is subjective - but making a case would be pointless and uninteresting.
Anyway, great video
Nope
The interviewer is great. I think Tosin is smilinv cause he can sense how all his guy homies are probably going to dog him for this interview. Well played guitar world.
budget friendly abasi model? yes please! that would be epic!
Double D tuning. I mean Drop D
Aly was the best person to interview Tosin, because it was Beauty and Brains. There was Sex appeal, and education of theory from Tosin.
This comment stinks
Love his composure
God I want tosin and Evan to start a new group together!
I really like this guy. I started listening to his old band Reflux when they were active, and had a chance to meet him years later when Animals as Leaders played at the House of Blues in Hollywood (mind blowing show by the way). As they were packing their stuff into their carrier sometime after the show had ended, a couple of my friends and I were able to walk up to him and simply introduce ourselves and shake his hand, while showing appreciation for his talent and performance. He was very welcoming, and he even took time to introduce someone he was with.. a female who I never found out her relations with him. Very pretty and exotic female of African descent. Super humble guy, good eye contact, ears were receptive and he really connected with us, even though our time was brief. A very inspiring guy.
kelela mizanekristos by chance?
nuno bentencourt
Damn she’s a cup of hot tea.
Intelligent. Charming. Talented. Driven. Handsome as fuck. Isn't he the whole package?
i hope more awesome interviews are coming. this is actually what i wondered.. where this dude's playing style comes from.. answer.. everywhere...
he talks so humble it's strange to me.. i would probably have a huge ego in his shoes. thats cool as.
dont know wether tosin was smitten for this chick or if she is the best interviewer ever but i aint ever seen this man sound more open and comfortable
Excellent interview, this is definitely where you learn to not judge a book by its cover
Her: “when you use your signature style of thumping”
Tosin: “Mm-hmm”
This guy is a guitar nerd in the best sense! Also, Al Di Meola is from NJ, not Spain!
Surprised you don’t even have 500 subs this is such a good interview!
this is the most professional flirting i've ever seen, tosin is a fucking master
Strong eye game comes from solid peripheral vision.
That was a great interview. Thank you very much. I have such mad respect for Abasi, even though it's not my kind of music, but his skills are undeniably insane.
this is actually a great interview here. more please!
Awesome, thanks.
Very good questions. I hope there will be more interviews.
Tosin is a beast!
Great interview Aly! Thanks!
Rack mount
"Mahavishna"
yeah dude she doesn't listen to that shit
Her interview was also like a down to earth conversation. Very cool!
That's my nigga! biggest inspiration though.. I love that dude
great content
These comments are GOLD!!! 😂😂😂
28:03 You know what she wants to do with them fingers
23:21 fuck, I was watching the interview and playing that part form “another year” at the same time he started playing it.
Awesome interview!
great interview.
i started dying the second the camera was on tosin LOL
Love the interview! Want to see your studying Abasi technic
"If you have boobies it's useful as well." - Tosin Abasi
Great interview. Aly knows her stuff!
Great interview !
nahhh bruh, no man can do that. caught him slippin at @15:17
Aly... That outfit is awesome just certain assets become very prominent and hard to focus unless I put my phone down. Great interview. Washingtonians are from the state. You guys are from d.c.
You'd be surprised how many people get confused by that
SomaSong I’m so sorry, I plan on being more aware in the future. Didn’t really think much of it when I wore it. Surely don’t want to take away from the interviews or my subjects. Regarding the Washingtonian, yes this is true that people from the state are referred to as such. At the same time growing up in the Washington D.C Metro area, my entire life watching the news you here local residents referred to as Virginians, Marylanders and people from DC referred to as Washingtonians. So I apologize if this caused any confusion, I simply made a reference that has always been used in our area.
Aly Is Magic you looked amazing and the interview it self was great. Good questions and very knowledgable.
Yeah the washingtonian thing is weird.
No need to apologize. Not everyone can pull off that outfit.
Tosin's thumb technique always reminds me of Shane Gibson's (RIP) "Glitch Picking" technique. Awesome guitarist, and one of the first "TH-cam" guitarists who really caught my ear.
The skill this man possesses is unreal.
The most amazing guy...!
Oh Tosin, The first time I looked into your eyes I cried
Do you remember the first time...
Hey, I look fot the THUMB! dvd is not available anymore in guitar messenger... where can I get it??
If she breathes
THOT PATROL REPORTING IN!
Awesome interview
Awesome interview Aly, great job! It was really great to listen to! I was wondering, do you have a favorite Animals As Leaders song?
First time coming across this girl, really good at interviews!
Kind of ..
When it comes down to how to practice effectively, Devin Townsend said it best: "Speed is a by-product of accuracy. If you pay attention to every note sounding clean and articulate as possible, rather than just speed for the sake of speed, it'll come to you eventually, and once it does, you'll see that playing fast, wanky bullshit isn't all it was hyped up to be in the first place. It's actually pretty fucking boring."
why this video never on guitar world channel?
Boy Aditya because I am the producer and contributor, your more then welcome to watch the video on my channel linked through GW here; if you need some sort of validation that is. I’ll see you when you come back from the click through 😘
www.guitarworld.com/artists/watch-tosin-abasi-and-zakk-wylde-discuss-guitars-generation-axe-tour
Why did this channel stop posting? I can't imagine there being a lack of interested interviewees 😂
Pretty cool this interview happened at MVG
the focus is too strong damn he good
Tosin should do a professional masterclass DVD, even now...
store.guitarmessenger.com/offers/JXFcNrhr/checkout
the cutaway question made every guitarist sweat you
I bet she plays in the Drop Bra tuning :P
hahahah
Great interview...... Legendary musician.......and a beautiful interviewer.
poor al..... Born in Jersey City, New Jersey, into an Italian family with roots in Cerreto Sannita, a small town northeast of Naples
She knew what she was doing 😂😂
I’m a very Open an unfiltered conversationalist. Sometimes I forget that there’s a camera pointed right at my face and innuendos come natural. But that one was so unintentional that it became hilarious and we decided to leave it in
I approve this couple!
She can interview me anytime..
what a fucking strong eyes, Tosin XD
She’s a great interviewer. Knew her shit. And she’s fucking hot as fuck.
make up as fuck
Wonderful player. Going to see him live. But can't you separate technicality with song writing? Or isn't the Nexus of both the formula?
Would have loved to have seen Reflux. The few live clips I've found are crazy killer; tight af and chest crushing. But with AaL we get to chuck the bass entirely - opened up a whole new realm of compositional tools in my brain, thanks for that...
Got to see them numerous times. Shit was amazing. Watching Evan, their drummer was a beast. Tosin showcased the loop pedal a bit more. It was mind blowing at the time.
It's rare to see a JSX out in the wild these days
Skyborn Robb curious what JSX refers too?
@@alyismagic It's the super-shiny Peavey amp in the background.
Skyborn Robb thank you for educating me! I’m a drummer so I am not overly familiar with all the amps! I asked my friends at Miami vintage guitars to set up the background with the best unique amps and it looks like they did a good job