@Baran Tok 4 Words (To Choke Upon) diyor ama sanırım gitar Drop A# tuningde olduğu için şarkının hangi kısmı olduğunu çıkaramadım çünkü şarkının aslı Drop C'de.
@@Guitarial_arts um there is a difference between playing great stuff and writing great stuff lol take it from a guitar player and musician myself its something you don't think about you just play and if you do try to think about it that's when it usually doesn't turn out so great the best or usually the best stuff comes from accidents *shrugs* the music life 😂 lol side note there is no best guitar player as there will always be better and that goes for anything its a subjective topic with a rabbit hole on top lmao Xd
@@frozenfury009 yeah dude, I’ve been playing, writing and recording everyday for 30 years. Sounding musical is what’s important. Many of the best songs and riffs of all times are very simple to play. It’s music, not a guitar skills competition. Too many people don’t understand this.
@@Guitarial_arts very true indeed! and you are right and to add to that most people are just caught up in the little things unnecessarily and over look the simple stuff or they end up over thinking it especially to the shredders out there as sometimes slow is faster depending on the musical context and or for another analogy if the speed limit is 20mph you dont speed or shred through it going 150mph LOL lmao XD a disaster waiting to happen and you will fly by alot of important things! 😂 and its all a puzzle and a journey at the end of the day :) and thats amazing to hear you have been writing and recording for 30 years! hats off to you my friend as ive been playing music for 16 years/ recording music for 8 years and for writing original music ive been doing that for 4 years and it always goes back and forth between writing original musical pieces and covering songs as i actually get some of my ideas for covering songs as i dont cover it the exact way as i add my own musical style and touch to the music accordingly! anyways as always its awesome to run into another musician/artist/recording artist/ guitarist/guitar player and i hope you are well my friend cheers! 🤟😎👍🎸🎶🙏
0:35 Enter Sandman 0:44 Poly 2:50 Walk 2:55 Cowboys from Hell 2:58 The Trooper 3:29 Lake of fire 4:52 4 Words 5:06 Scream aim Fire 5:51 Her voice resides 6:39 Don't need you 7:01 Knives
People are so prejudiced against BFMV, for me it's one of the best metalcore bands that ever lived, I remember when I was a kid and I heard Hand Of Blood for the first time on an old CD by my sister, man that chorus and that solo made me stop listening to Black Metal XD, I remember how my friends and I wanted to form a band and be like them, best soundtrack of my teenage years!
I think Bullet is the "gateway" band for metalcore, they're heavy and have a lot of crazy riffs and screams, but they're also pretty easy to get into as well. They were my first metalcore band
Their last album isn't BFMV anymore, and the reason isn't in "band doesn't exist without James and Moose", no, it just doesn't sound like BMFV, it's default modern metalcore. It's not bad, maybe it's ok, but its everything else, except BFMV, they lost their firm sound, they lost themselves.
@David Nissim yeah for me they brought me back into metal. Late 80s early 90s it was Maiden, metallica, sepultura, pantera, death etc. Then drifted off into Nu metal Era with Deftones, Mudvayne, Tool (even tho tool isn't nu metal). Kinda faded out of metal for a bit. Heard scream aim fire and then later picked up The Poison which is still my fav from them. Now I'm listening to almost every sub-genre of metal except maybe black. Bullet along with trivium brought it back for me.
the "Alone" solo that they shut down all the instruments and just Padge keeps the last part of the solo catch me every time I see. Very smooth and accurate.
Him and Bullet in general just has a knack for writing really catchy riffs and solos, even if they're fairly simple. His songwriting is pretty underrated as well, going by his songwriting credit on Venom
I doubt he'll see this but: Padge, on your south african tour at Oppikoppi you threw a pick at me. Wish I could say that I still had it. Thanks for the tunes!
Padge is the reason why I started playing electric guitar (earlier I used to play the bass for my local band). He is the reason for my motivation. I really look up to him and dude has a major influence on my life in other aspects. Dangerously underrated guitarist though. I can watch him play and hear him speak all day. Thank you Loudwire for this video.
What about Hand of Blood!?!? The opening rift is one of my all time favorites! Honestly BFMV has probably more signature rifts than any other Mondern Hard rock band.
Padge is an amazing guitarist. Doesnt play the hardest stuff in the world but he plays it clean, memorable and fun. I can hear every note of his solos in my head.
Was lucky enough to chat with him and the rest of the boys during the gravity cycle. One of the most down to earth guys I have ever had the fortune to meet. They say don’t meet your hero’s but meeting these guys was awesome
No offence, but damn this bearded look is the first time I think Padge is looking as badass as his playing is... Super Underrated... One of the best guitarists alive I believe... And yay Padge please keep up the look I love it...
@@amitabhkunchey9342 Last time i saw him was so many years ago, back when they still looked like edgy goth teen Seeing him in that video after so many years felt like a huge slap in the face
THIS GUY.......IDOL! The same goes for his band. Maybe I'm just speaking for myself but BFMV was and continues to be one of my greatest teachers. The Poison. Her Voice Resides was one of the first full songs I ever learned and Suffocating Under Words Of Sorrow the first solo. At the very least, this man deserves a thank you for playing the unknowing role of paving the way for everyone who was in the exact same boat as him just 10-15 years later. You had Polly, I had Room 409. 🤣 Thank you Michael Paget and thank you Loudwire for making this video.
I heard Scream Aim Fire for the first time when my pal gave me his iPod because there was an odd number of us and I had to sit alone on the bus so I just listened to that on the way up to west highland way from our high school in East Dunbartonshire and my life was changed when I heard That honestly.
"Let's Goooooooooooooooooooo" I got my hands on one of his esp and loved it gotta say! He still going with his own og signature ESP this day, thats dope!
@@onedeu i think you have to look world wide, 2 or 3 Years ago, there had been 2 of them in a Musik Shop in Hamburg( Just Music) and Thomann had them too ( they do ship world wide)
As an aspiring bfmv fan who has been learning guitar for just over a year now. I really appreciate this video, im just now coming into my own these past few months with barr chords, humbling to hear him talk about his learning experience!
Dude i learned the exact same way. Just playing guitar with buddies. Only difference is I was learning BFMV and lamb of god riffs when I first started learning metal. This is awesone
thats every guitarists in generations. just kids covering their favorite bands then next thing they are creating new music for the next generation to cover.
This is crazy as fuck! He's litterly has the same guitar journey of starting to play guitar that I've had. Up until the part where he started with BFMV. No wonder why I always liked Michael Paget as a guitarist.
10.03.2014 we, about 20 people, who didn't know each other, waited for BFMV at the Novosibirsk airport for 9 hours. Before it Matt got sick and the show in Ekaterinburg was cancelled. When the plane arrived we met 'em inside the airport. The band wasn't ready for that) Padge was the only one who came straight to us and started to talk, give autographs, make photos. He was serious, but looked like he's having fun) Then the other guys came to us too. Gifted Matt an album with the pics of the city, signed by all of us, was very nervous while talking to him) At the show was in a front row, Padge recognized me, waved a hand)) Ah, sweet days) Have a few vids, recorded at this show, on channel) Kinda shitty, but fun) Michael smiled a lot and was very affable) Also really liked his playing and stage presence. Pro is pro)
Such a great guy from what I've seen and heard of him over the years. Funny how he can pin down exactly which songs and riffs fascinated him and made him pick up the guitar. I tell you now, Pagde, The Poison with its riffs was what inspired me to learn heavier tunes and be in bands. Thanks for that, mate!
The solo in Breaking point is one of my highest musical achievements. I followed Paget's video tutorial, best teacher ever! Check his video in youtube.
I am so getting B4MV's new album! Michael's my favorite guitarist of all time and if anything this man's a god damn genius when it comes to playing good songs for his fans! Keep up the good work Michael!
Tbh, I never really thought of this guy, other then the lead singer and guitarist of BFMV. This guy seems so nice and humble and I would love to have pint with him someday! Thanks for introducing me to him Loudwire! 😊🤘
It's been 2 days since I started learning tears don't falls' riff and here he gave me more excitement to learn as he says he didn't had a guitar teacher too
This all brings back memories of when I was an angsty teen in high school listening to these guys when I was going through a break up and even after that. So many memories. To this day I still jam out to these guys!
This dude has been one of my inspirations. Im a self learning guitarist too. Bullet was one of my first metal bands. So hearing the shit they play and knowing it was done by a self taught guitarist made me sit down and work hard on the guitar
I love playing nirvana, meat puppets and metallica too. Love the fact that we are playing same stuff and i don't know that before this video. Same taste. Same influences. Now I understand why I love bullet so much ❤️
Bfmv could have been an epic metal band if they didn't stray from their roots. They have the potential and the talent to be a next gen elite metal band of our time. They sort of blew it. With gravity and temper temper. Hopefully they redeem themselves again. So far so good with knives. Kick ass song
i was lucky enough to met him in a meet and greet in Milan, and that was one of the best moment of my life. I told him that he was the reason why I started play guitar.
I don't know if Padge wrote the leads and epic long solos on the previous albums but those are one of my favourite elements of Bullet. I wish there were more of it, the solos in Take It Out On Me, Hand Of Blood, End of Days for example... they're just so deep and powerful
I kinda feel like he’s capping when he said his favorite riff off the new album was the chorus riff from Knives, he doesn’t wanna spoil the rest of the album lol
I think this is the most I’ve ever heard him speak.
I didn’t even know he could speak I thought he communicated via guitar
@@spider-man4796 hahaha. Me too
I was talking with him at Tour in 2019. But Jamie is more communicative i guess
He has made 2 tutorial dvds with rock house method.
LOL
I love the fact Padge still uses the poison esp. Loyal to that guitar
I'd love to have that guitar. It's simply iconic. ❤
Iconic!
Esp made that signature a little bit before scream aim fire came out.
@@leo__mac I luckily own one of these mate! If you can track one down you'll be set man honestly. Nicest guitar I've played
You don’t retire a masterpiece
Padge looks like he protects the Welsh realm from Viking Invaders as a full-time job, then goes on to write some badass riffs in his leisure time.
Combat Baard
🤣
Yah, I know right. He looks fuckin rad.
He looks more like an undercover Viking who lives in Wales, plotting an invasion :)
@Baran Tok 4 Words (To Choke Upon) diyor ama sanırım gitar Drop A# tuningde olduğu için şarkının hangi kısmı olduğunu çıkaramadım çünkü şarkının aslı Drop C'de.
"I'm not the best guitar player in the world by any means" - Someone who has written some of the best solos and guitar riffs in metal history
You don’t have to be the best guitar player in the world to play great stuff.
@@Guitarial_arts um there is a difference between playing great stuff and writing great stuff lol take it from a guitar player and musician myself its something you don't think about you just play and if you do try to think about it that's when it usually doesn't turn out so great the best or usually the best stuff comes from accidents *shrugs* the music life 😂 lol side note there is no best guitar player as there will always be better and that goes for anything its a subjective topic with a rabbit hole on top lmao Xd
@@frozenfury009 yeah dude, I’ve been playing, writing and recording everyday for 30 years. Sounding musical is what’s important. Many of the best songs and riffs of all times are very simple to play. It’s music, not a guitar skills competition. Too many people don’t understand this.
@@Guitarial_arts very true indeed! and you are right and to add to that most people are just caught up in the little things unnecessarily and over look the simple stuff or they end up over thinking it especially to the shredders out there as sometimes slow is faster depending on the musical context and or for another analogy if the speed limit is 20mph you dont speed or shred through it going 150mph LOL lmao XD a disaster waiting to happen and you will fly by alot of important things! 😂 and its all a puzzle and a journey at the end of the day :) and thats amazing to hear you have been writing and recording for 30 years! hats off to you my friend as ive been playing music for 16 years/ recording music for 8 years and for writing original music ive been doing that for 4 years and it always goes back and forth between writing original musical pieces and covering songs as i actually get some of my ideas for covering songs as i dont cover it the exact way as i add my own musical style and touch to the music accordingly! anyways as always its awesome to run into another musician/artist/recording artist/ guitarist/guitar player and i hope you are well my friend cheers! 🤟😎👍🎸🎶🙏
It's just nuts seeing these artists age. I'm still stuck in 2006 for some reason. Time is a bitch.
Right? Still remember a fresh-faced Padge. So weird to see him with a beard.
Ikr! I’m still 12 in my 31 year old body. He looks really good though.
BFMV was my jam when i was highschool. still love them.
tears falling for real.
You'll not escape from that too...
0:35 Enter Sandman
0:44 Poly
2:50 Walk
2:55 Cowboys from Hell
2:58 The Trooper
3:29 Lake of fire
4:52 4 Words
5:06 Scream aim Fire
5:51 Her voice resides
6:39 Don't need you
7:01 Knives
Hey it's great to see another Northeastern here!!!! Hi From assam!
5:51 is Her Voice Resides
Mizo Metalhead ilo awm ve teh mial a
From Manipur
@@chingrimungrei from nagaland
People are so prejudiced against BFMV, for me it's one of the best metalcore bands that ever lived, I remember when I was a kid and I heard Hand Of Blood for the first time on an old CD by my sister, man that chorus and that solo made me stop listening to Black Metal XD, I remember how my friends and I wanted to form a band and be like them, best soundtrack of my teenage years!
Same here
I think Bullet is the "gateway" band for metalcore, they're heavy and have a lot of crazy riffs and screams, but they're also pretty easy to get into as well. They were my first metalcore band
Their last album isn't BFMV anymore, and the reason isn't in "band doesn't exist without James and Moose", no, it just doesn't sound like BMFV, it's default modern metalcore.
It's not bad, maybe it's ok, but its everything else, except BFMV, they lost their firm sound, they lost themselves.
@David Nissim yeah for me they brought me back into metal. Late 80s early 90s it was Maiden, metallica, sepultura, pantera, death etc. Then drifted off into Nu metal Era with Deftones, Mudvayne, Tool (even tho tool isn't nu metal). Kinda faded out of metal for a bit. Heard scream aim fire and then later picked up The Poison which is still my fav from them. Now I'm listening to almost every sub-genre of metal except maybe black. Bullet along with trivium brought it back for me.
Hand of Blood is a god damn masterpiece.
Padge has been accurate asf in every live I've seen them in his solos.
the "Alone" solo that they shut down all the instruments and just Padge keeps the last part of the solo catch me every time I see. Very smooth and accurate.
@@daedrah2865 Love that part!!
Absolutely underrated guitarist! Love bfmv's riffs and solos!
They're one of those bands that have such a recognizable sound. You hear a few seconds of a riff and you know it's Bullet.
Matt give Padge time to shine on the new album
Wishful thinking, but I'm on your side, he has some incredible talent. Needs to be given some much needed attention.
Both of them get their skills on fire all the time.
Not this time bruh😁
@@jomargarbo0630 Totally, I just miss the technical side of BFMV 😳
There will be solos on the new album, Matt already confirmed it
What I love about Padge is that you can really hear his soloing skills improving album after album
Including the last one...?
Him and Bullet in general just has a knack for writing really catchy riffs and solos, even if they're fairly simple. His songwriting is pretty underrated as well, going by his songwriting credit on Venom
Except Gravity
@@PigglyWigglyDeluxe no solo 🤣
I underestimated Padge and Bfmv's guitar skills until Venom came out with songs like Skin etc.
Gutted this video was so short, could have watched him chatting for hours about his riffs. Quality guy, epic guitarist and massively underated.
It's so weird to go years without checking out BFMV only to realise that they are all well into their 40s now. Time flys.
I know! It's so weird. When the Live at Brixton DVD back in 2008 or so, Matt was 27. He's like 40 now.
And so are we!
I doubt he'll see this but: Padge, on your south african tour at Oppikoppi you threw a pick at me. Wish I could say that I still had it. Thanks for the tunes!
swallow it and relax
Man I wish I caught that. The only real concert I've been to is Guns 'n Roses which was huge but I'd like to see more bands!
I caught a couple picks at one of their concerts. Good times!
Nice🤘
I have James Hetfield's Pick from a show he did in Cape Town I also saw Bullet In Cape Town they are so good live but nothing beats Metallica.
"We used to go up the mountain and play guitar" is the most valleys thing ever haha. We do everything up the mountain.
honestly mate ahaha. he’s not from the valleys tho i’m sure, they’re from bridgend. south west of the valleys
Including sheep
Up the Bwlch
Mountain
🧐🏳️🌈?
Micheal Paget deserves so much more attention! So underrated. I absolutely love Bfmv! Can't wait for the new album.
0:31
Yeah, who doesn't love good ol'
HEAVY ME-AL
Me AH L
ION ME-DAN is my favorite HEAVY ME-AL band.
@@svelle37 Their new song
WRI-ING ON THE WALL is fire 🔥
Padge is the reason why I started playing electric guitar (earlier I used to play the bass for my local band). He is the reason for my motivation. I really look up to him and dude has a major influence on my life in other aspects. Dangerously underrated guitarist though. I can watch him play and hear him speak all day. Thank you Loudwire for this video.
Hard to believe such an aggressive performer is one of the sweetest and courteous blokes imaginable 🤘
What about Hand of Blood!?!? The opening rift is one of my all time favorites! Honestly BFMV has probably more signature rifts than any other Mondern Hard rock band.
4 words to choke upon too.... simple..... but man that song sticks with me throughout all my years of learning and playing.
Proof that seether is just nirvana in drop C lol
Haha nailed it
Proof that nirvana is just seether in E standard
@@davidboar6362 Shaun Morgan wouldnt even be mad about that either...
That's why i love them both
Chevelle is tuned up Korn. Lol
i love this format. thanks so much for making it happen with so many great artists❤️
Such a great guy and great guitarrist
Padge is an amazing guitarist. Doesnt play the hardest stuff in the world but he plays it clean, memorable and fun. I can hear every note of his solos in my head.
This dude is super genuine. Met him in the parking lot of a Bullet/Asking Alexandria show in Fort Wayne
That guitar is has the coolest inlays i have ever seen, probably the best if im honest, sad that esp don't make them anymore
He should have his own YT channel.
Was lucky enough to chat with him and the rest of the boys during the gravity cycle. One of the most down to earth guys I have ever had the fortune to meet. They say don’t meet your hero’s but meeting these guys was awesome
No offence, but damn this bearded look is the first time I think Padge is looking as badass as his playing is... Super Underrated... One of the best guitarists alive I believe... And yay Padge please keep up the look I love it...
How is this offensive???
@@hellion6737 lmao
Cuz I'm implying that he didn't look as badass before... That's all
@@amitabhkunchey9342 Last time i saw him was so many years ago, back when they still looked like edgy goth teen
Seeing him in that video after so many years felt like a huge slap in the face
One of the best guitarists alive? ????????? huh?
THIS GUY.......IDOL! The same goes for his band. Maybe I'm just speaking for myself but BFMV was and continues to be one of my greatest teachers. The Poison. Her Voice Resides was one of the first full songs I ever learned and Suffocating Under Words Of Sorrow the first solo. At the very least, this man deserves a thank you for playing the unknowing role of paving the way for everyone who was in the exact same boat as him just 10-15 years later. You had Polly, I had Room 409. 🤣 Thank you Michael Paget and thank you Loudwire for making this video.
i’m glad he still hasn’t lost his accent. lot of love for you lot 🏴🏴
This is the man who inspire me to learn guitar and take music as my profession in 2014...
Tears Don't Fall made me fall in love with Metal. Thanks Paget.
I heard Scream Aim Fire for the first time when my pal gave me his iPod because there was an odd number of us and I had to sit alone on the bus so I just listened to that on the way up to west highland way from our high school in East Dunbartonshire and my life was changed when I heard That honestly.
His sig is awesome. Super hard to find one but the fretboard art is just 🤌
"Let's Goooooooooooooooooooo" I got my hands on one of his esp and loved it gotta say! He still going with his own og signature ESP this day, thats dope!
Very jealous, missed out on one last year but hopefully add one to the collection some day.
In this day and age? Where the holy hell did you get one?
It’s so hard to find one, how’d you do it?
@@onedeu i think you have to look world wide, 2 or 3 Years ago, there had been 2 of them in a Musik Shop in Hamburg( Just Music) and Thomann had them too ( they do ship world wide)
KNIVES is such a great riff! So simple yet effective! Great stuff!
I've had the pleasure to meet him on a few occasions and he's such a down to earth guy ❤️
Wow, you're so lucky
As an aspiring bfmv fan who has been learning guitar for just over a year now. I really appreciate this video, im just now coming into my own these past few months with barr chords, humbling to hear him talk about his learning experience!
The day I saw this man live was one of the best of my whole life.
MY favourite guitarist, inspired me to play consistently, learned quite a few techniques thanks to Padge
Dude i learned the exact same way. Just playing guitar with buddies. Only difference is I was learning BFMV and lamb of god riffs when I first started learning metal. This is awesone
same here but Bullet and Slipknot. they’ll always be the best
thats every guitarists in generations. just kids covering their favorite bands then next thing they are creating new music for the next generation to cover.
@@Kakashi19-69 if I ever made a song people wanted to cover id be happy
@@DJ-pp4mt never too late to create one or start a band bro
This is crazy as fuck! He's litterly has the same guitar journey of starting to play guitar that I've had. Up until the part where he started with BFMV. No wonder why I always liked Michael Paget as a guitarist.
I missed you so much Padge! I can't wait for the new album🤘🏻🔥
Underrated guitarist. Glad to see him on here🤘🏼
10.03.2014 we, about 20 people, who didn't know each other, waited for BFMV at the Novosibirsk airport for 9 hours. Before it Matt got sick and the show in Ekaterinburg was cancelled.
When the plane arrived we met 'em inside the airport. The band wasn't ready for that)
Padge was the only one who came straight to us and started to talk, give autographs, make photos. He was serious, but looked like he's having fun)
Then the other guys came to us too.
Gifted Matt an album with the pics of the city, signed by all of us, was very nervous while talking to him)
At the show was in a front row, Padge recognized me, waved a hand))
Ah, sweet days)
Have a few vids, recorded at this show, on channel) Kinda shitty, but fun)
Michael smiled a lot and was very affable)
Also really liked his playing and stage presence. Pro is pro)
I like this guy, he seems so down to earth.
Padge! Been wanting this forever!
Damn, finally, been waiting for this! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I learned from tabs and my friend. He died last year. He was an amazing guitarist. I miss him everyday and wish I could play like he did.
Such a great guy from what I've seen and heard of him over the years. Funny how he can pin down exactly which songs and riffs fascinated him and made him pick up the guitar. I tell you now, Pagde, The Poison with its riffs was what inspired me to learn heavier tunes and be in bands. Thanks for that, mate!
Padge is my Favorite guitarist of all time! Dude is seriously underrated....
I love this man,Padget it's inspiration for guitarist.
Amazing guitarist. Always been a fan of his guitar work
The solo in Breaking point is one of my highest musical achievements. I followed Paget's video tutorial, best teacher ever! Check his video in youtube.
How cool is this. Seeing someone that's risen to stardom being influenced by the very same riffs that captured me at 15. Inspires me ALL OVER AGAIN
I love Padge man....Thank you Loudwire for this
Yes, I love this guy! Always has been one of my favorite players. Seems like a very nice guy, too!
I am so getting B4MV's new album! Michael's my favorite guitarist of all time and if anything this man's a god damn genius when it comes to playing good songs for his fans! Keep up the good work Michael!
we need more video of him and matt tuck sharing their fav riff from their album or playthough of classic and new songs
Man I love him soo much, bfmv's are so good
One thing I absolutely loved and adored padge for is using the same guitar, the original Hand of Blood, the gun and smoke fret board
Tbh, I never really thought of this guy, other then the lead singer and guitarist of BFMV. This guy seems so nice and humble and I would love to have pint with him someday! Thanks for introducing me to him Loudwire! 😊🤘
It's been 2 days since I started learning tears don't falls' riff and here he gave me more excitement to learn as he says he didn't had a guitar teacher too
This all brings back memories of when I was an angsty teen in high school listening to these guys when I was going through a break up and even after that. So many memories. To this day I still jam out to these guys!
Yo bullet I really enjoy this kind of content, nice insight into the writing process that I’ve always been curious about!
I love his accent when saying bullet for my valentine
This dude has been one of my inspirations. Im a self learning guitarist too. Bullet was one of my first metal bands. So hearing the shit they play and knowing it was done by a self taught guitarist made me sit down and work hard on the guitar
I love playing nirvana, meat puppets and metallica too. Love the fact that we are playing same stuff and i don't know that before this video. Same taste. Same influences. Now I understand why I love bullet so much ❤️
I am about to start my journey through bullet for valentine tracks after hearing those three riffs he played
Bfmv could have been an epic metal band if they didn't stray from their roots. They have the potential and the talent to be a next gen elite metal band of our time. They sort of blew it. With gravity and temper temper. Hopefully they redeem themselves again. So far so good with knives. Kick ass song
Wrong, Temper Temper had some pretty gritty songs on there.
@@tylerjohnson9154 Breaking point was good, the rest mostly sucked. They had a few good riffs here and there but the songs weren't good.
Lol knives is trash, your opinion is invalid.
@@JohnGuitarNoises the only trash thing here is your opinion. Thanks for coming
My favorite Welsh band much love from the U.S.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I like this cool guitarist since I know him & his band since I was a university student at 2006 to 2010
i was lucky enough to met him in a meet and greet in Milan, and that was one of the best moment of my life. I told him that he was the reason why I started play guitar.
Great tone
The fact that he played polly is amazing. Hardly ever hear anyone mention polly.
A humble dude, i love him. He was such an inspiration for me in my teenage years.
Seen Padge in a local petrol station a few months back, always smiling, such a good dude
First song i ever learnt all the way through, Including the solo, was 4 Words To Choke Upon 🤘
Great video!!!!! We want to see Matt too !!!!! \m/ Padge you're amazing man
Hand of Blood was the first metalcore song i ever heard when i was like 8 years old. Still love that song
He's a Welsh metal Viking
Oh Bullet, Gooood i was so glad to see Pdge, that feeling when seating there with him in real life, i love 'em so much
One of the most underrated guitar players in metal right now
I've been waiting for this!!!!!
I don't know if Padge wrote the leads and epic long solos on the previous albums but those are one of my favourite elements of Bullet. I wish there were more of it, the solos in Take It Out On Me, Hand Of Blood, End of Days for example... they're just so deep and powerful
I kinda feel like he’s capping when he said his favorite riff off the new album was the chorus riff from Knives, he doesn’t wanna spoil the rest of the album lol
Yeah I was like woah, we could hear something else off the new album... Oh... Yeah.... Course it was going to be knives, can't release new stuff yet 😂
100%
@@Tomlawrence93 for real lol, I’m kinda glad though, I wanna hear the rest of it when it’s fresh and new 🤘
Hopefully that, but worryingly could mean the album just doesn't have any good riffs 🤣
@@cagedhercules5649 favorite riff doesn’t mean best tho
Plus I prefer these riffs more than his studio record riffs! But I absolutely love his album version riffs though
Overlooked guitar player! Some of the shredding on bullets first two albums is CLASSIC metal guitar!
I remember seeing him in Arizona at the marquee years back and that was such a bad ass show
I might've been at that same show. 2013 I Believe, when Temper released
Such a fucking amazing guitarist. Hand of Blood, The Poison and Scream Aim Fire were my some of my favorite albums of the times.
Those the poison inlays are awesome as fuck
To be self taught he's got the best right hand I've ever seen in a self taught player
Loved this video! Thanks! Padge is the man
Her Voice Reside's solo is my favorite
Was I the only one who noticed The Trooper riff played with a B flat? 😁
I noticed that too... It's originally B note, not Bb 😅😂😝
But still sounds good un C standard tuning 😁
When I compare the riffs of their earlier years with the newer ones, it`s like there are two complete different guitarists
Great video can’t wait for the new bullet album!
My favorite #1 guitarist!
Michael Paget is a badass guitar player!! Great Riffs Michael!!