Time - Pink Floyd - Learn to Play! (Guitar Cover with solo & tab)
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Jump to Solo: 2:39 .
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This guitar solo always takes me to a trance.
Me too
Me too
Me too
All Pink Floyd songs 🥳🥳
It triggers my inner pedo
Finally a tutorial covering the rythm parts. I find them harder to get down than the solo itself. Thank you!
Completely agree! The rhythm part was the real reason I wanted to learn this one... takes a lot of feel to get it right.
@@SparkyGuitar thank you for that work, even with the tab the rhythm is so hard to learn
honestly if youre trying to get better at rhythm guitar, give funk a try. it teaches you a bunch of ways to spice of your rhythm
I'm happy enough to play it at 4/4, but damn do I want to figure this out. I come from a Hetfield as my guitar hero background, so it's particularly challenging for me
Yes everyone always has the lead part when I’m just trying to play the rhythm it’s much fun imo
With all the famous 100 mph solos out there, this is one of my all time favorites
I always argue with people that Gilmour is one of the best guitarists to do it. He was never super technical or fast, but the emotion that his solos project is unreal
Gilmour is a master of quality > quantity
100 Meh's per hour.
This guy Gilmour is the real deal, he knows how to use notes brilliantly.
Gilmour is the true Slowhand Man
@@Nero-Forte99 thank God, he is not one of those super technical shredding jerks who are annoying af. he is an artist. one of the very best ever on the planet.
I think it 's the best solo cover ever all over internet. The sound and the note detail is perfect. Keep on.
Wow, thank you!
This was transcendental absolutely... but I would also venture you have a watch of "Ask" by Daniel Earwicker and come back and reply.
Great job. If I had to choose one, I think this is my favorite solo of all time. The tone is perhaps the greatest sound ever produced by an electric guitar in my opinion.
David Gilmour- the solo master and the sensei of trancy fills
Yeah he plays slow but complicated.
Agreed. Did you see the little smile? Kinda like Tim Pierce enjoying the moment. Nice.
Tough solo to play well, but you nailed it. Gilmour's style is so difficult to replicate with all of signature techniques he throws in with the bends, slides, etc.. The guy is just so ridiculously talented and creative.
I love the format, Im so tired of those teachers that want to tell me which finger goes on which string on which fret. that they feel they have to teach at the lowest level . how are the newbies gonna learn the neck if you just spoon feed them! Your format makes it so simple to see and hear it done correctly. Watching it being played is how I have always learned to play, with friends, at shows and now watching you play. Your fingers have a way of enunciating each cord or note exactly! I only wish I could have learned in this way back when this was first released, I got my first guitar shortly thereafter.
Thank you so much!
Thankyou! Really appreciate the comments. My approach has always been to produce videos that I think would help ME. I cannot watch videos that tell me note by note what to play. I don't have the patience for it... and it just isn't what I need. Most intermediate guitarists like me can read a bit of tab... and even without the tab they have played enough that watching someone is often enough to show them the chord or the pattern of the riff, the timing, the basic neck location etc. TH-cam also allows you to slow it down and rewind so that's all I (and many others) need. Ive got nothing against the channels that show note by note - I'm sure it must work for some people - but it doesn't work for me so I'd feel like a fraud if I did it that way. And - oh, how I'd have loved TH-cam when I was a kid learning!!! Anyhow... all the best Jeff!
All lesson vids should learn from this format. Clear, concise, on point, great presentation. Cheers
Gilmour is the true Slowhand Man
А Another brick in the wall?
you got that wrong. I love Gilmour's art, but Eric Clapton is Slowhand.
@@carlosmanuelgonzalez310 lol respectfully disagree. EC named an album Slowhand, doesn't crown him though.
95 percent of DG's repertoire and style is slowhand.
EC released an album called Slowhand. Huge difference
@@carlosmanuelgonzalez310 if you can name me 15 songs of EC that shows slowhand style I'll stand corrected.
PFFFTT GILMOUR IS SLOWHAND???
This is the only cover I've found on here that sounds 💯 correct. Nice job!
First person I’ve seen on TH-cam play it correctly. Nice work!
There's a hell of a lot packed in here. The rhythm part is amazing to see played. Excellent. Thank you for doing this!
Glad you enjoyed it! Everyone focuses on Gilmour's solos... but his rhythm playing is first class. Check out my "Dogs" video - there's some really interesting rhythm parts in that one!
@@SparkyGuitar Over Thanksgiving a musician asked me who my favorite electric guitarist is, himself somewhat of a player, no hesitation 'David Gilmore'. He was literally stunned for a few seconds. Well then OK who's next? 'Billy Gibbons, for different reasons'. His brain was cooked at that point and just sat smoking his cigar staring at me, probably wondering what universe I was from.
@@fly1327 Gilmore is on the top 10 rock guitar players list from Guitar Player mag.... ( or was it rolling stone?)
5:05 eargasm 10/10 my ears are pleased. Thank you 😊
I’m wondering what pedal he kicks on there
thanks you lots for this one. before learning the solo, i wasn't really used to the bending technique. i feel like the solo in this song being full of bending and me practicing it for months now has given me more control over the guitar and improved my skills in general. who would've thought.
How long have ypu been playing guitar before trying to learn it? Im wonderijg if in ready...
@@stanisawsowinski934 longer than I’d like to admit 😂
I was doing amazing until 1:37
Brilliant!
We have the same patology
lmao, same
I was eating a bowl of cereal when I scrolled down 4 a peak at the comments, when suddenly, thanks to you, milk came shooting out of my nose. Thank you.
5:06 got me weird chords!
Sorry I can't give more than one thumbs up.
This will be the first song I learn when I finally get an electric guitar. This is my favorite song ever 😩 it makes me feel
That solo is freaking majestic 😍
I learned this whole song by ear. I’m pretty impressed on how close I was. Nice vid.
thanks for the effort. You've made pink floyd fans really excited to learn this song.
The great thing about this is the fact that the rhythm guitar part was played separately from the lead/solo part which is how it was originally recorded. Pure talent!
the rythmic guitar is so cool and dificult, a constant 1/16 like in funk, and the chord sounds on the exact 1/16. great. thank you!!!
Best I’ve seen on here up till now 👌👌👌 bang on 💪
Cheers Peter!
Sparky Guitar credit where credits due 👌👌👌
Dude! I found you for a tutorial but i come back for your tone! Jamming at work!
Thank you kind sir!
Wonderful transcription and the playon was well done.
This is very cool! Perfect! Thank you! The tabs and guitar presets are very useful.
Благодарю! Это пожалуй лучший разбор с нюансами и хорошим, правильным звукоизвлечением.
Simplemente Perfecto. No me canso de escuchar, agarrar la guitarra, seguir practicando, espero algún momento poder lograr algo así.
Thanks! Keep playing... all it takes is a bit of practice!
es un temazo bro,espero que ya hayas podido aprenderlo, y si no,no t desanimes que el aprenderlo cuesta mucho
Same for me!
this is awesome you need to do this with your smashing pumpkins covers!
Wow. Gilmour is my favourite.. Your playing is awesome. Thank for sharing. Blues on brother 🎸🖖🏻
Thanks man. Love the way you have done this, makes it so much easier to follow. Who the hell would thumbs down this???
probably my wife!
The People that do this kind of vidéo are the best of my world
Excellent playing ......really enjoyed
Excellent tutorial! You clearly put in a lot of effort on this, so thanks for that. You should try a UniVibe type pedal for that Breathe Reprise section at the end. Keep up the great work!🙏
Man where was this video before I sold my guitar.
Looks like I will have to buy a new one now :D
very good, brother! keep playing!
Incredible cover/ lesson/ playing. All in one take. Great job. Thanks man. Rock on🤘🏽🔥 nailed the tone as well...
Thanks a ton!
All on the bridge pickup, I have a Tobacco Burst Starcaster with a HSS tortoiseshell pickguard and Maple Neck, looks identical to yours, Magnum Opus Brother.
Fantastic lesson and playing.Thanks.Subscribed.
I have the tab book published in 1990 (cost me £15 at the time) this is spot on :-)
Guess i just needed some *Time* to find this video
I can’t believe I wasted *Time* reading your comment
FANTASTIC WORK!!!!
Awesome video the rhythm incidental notes are so cool. Good job man. Real good 👏
Bro...you nailed it!!!!!BRAVO!!!
Best tutorial of this i have come accross. Thank you!
straight to the point no bullshit, please never change!!
this is really special thank you
You're welcome!
Instant subscribe. Fantastic playing, fantastic clarity to the lesson. Fantastic all the way around.
Thanks for the sub!
I need to be able to click 'like' more than once. :-) (so I paid to download the tabs, etc, from patreon.) so very well done, thanks much, sparky mcsparkerson.
That is a nice lookin fender, I had a squire and didn’t really love it that looked just like it, But it didn’t have the poplar neck, I’m guessing that ones made in corona California? Gorgeous
Thanks! It's a mid 90's USA one... I've just had to strip all of the lacquer off the neck as it was chipping (Fender used some cheap lacquer around then!)... gave it a new oil/wax finish. Gave it a full fret level/crown/polish... now it's ready for a new song to cover!
@@SparkyGuitar I got a Deluxe Plus from 93 with a maple fingerboard. And the finish is chipping off in the coolest way. As a kid growing up, I remember seeing so many old 50's Strats with worn out necks looking like animals were chewing on it. Loved the look so I do chip away at various spots to give it the "relic look". But it's a slow process relicing your own guitar a yr at a time. So far only been at it 24 yrs and still at it every week. Easiest way, play every day at least 1 he. L O L
Such cool! Very accurate. Everything is clear and easy to repeat. Thanks!
Thankyou!!
First song I’m officially learning. I mean c’mon. 🤘👏
Brilliant, brilliant- thank you!!
very well done indeed, one of the most accurate on the tube. (gladly using for reference- TY)
Perfection! Thank you very much for this tutorial.
Best cover I have seen. Got a subscriber.
Welcome aboard!
Which distortion you use?
The sound of solo part is amazing.
Brazilian hugs!
silicon fuzz face
Outstanding lesson and playing…thanks for posting!
Thankyou! You are very welcome!
My mates older brother bought this album when it came out ..... I stuck the free stickers on my bedroom door (since gone over 40 years ago).
The lyrics hit me like a sledgehammer back them (as I'm sure they did a lot of people) yet here I am, 48 years later?
So, Time? -- what does it really mean - we worry and fret as much about life/death and infinity when we are are 12 as we do when we are 60? ... is that what life is all about ?
Way to go sparky.
thanks Sparky thanks Gilmour
3:37 is the best part
Very good cover !!
And you run, and you run to catch up with the sun, but it's sinking
Racing around to come up behind you again
The sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older
Shorter of breath, and one day closer to death
sounds like the story of my life! and I knew it then but I still let it happen to me, got behind the 8 ball and never caught up
Thank you, that's impressive!! Nice job
Excellent job.
why are some notes in circles ??
It's because your letting that note ring out
It's indicating a full note. Circle with line means half note. If it is relevant after years.
If you mean those chords, it's for the specifying that they are notes of a specific chord
It's a very good question.
Awesome tutorial, thank you so much for making this fantastic video
Nailed it! I am sooo gonna learn this thanks And the sound. What pedals and amp you use for this? wow sounds so much like the record.
Very good performance !
Awesome its really like the studio One
What is the origin of Dark Side of the Moon? For me it comes from a James Taylor lyric.
You knocked this one out of the ball park.....thank you. If I had a third arm, I'd give this 3 thumbs up....
It is an amazing classic!
Great sound
Thanks man this helped a lot.
Fantastic
Beautiful máster. Eahh. Thanks
PUTZ! Como é complexo isso..O Guilmour era mesmo gênio!!
Yup, this is the one.
Nice tone
Good bends
Nailed it! Good job!!
What effects are you using? I agree with the masses regarding format!
Wonderful - subscribed
Grande música música para sempre
That tic toc beat isn’t a clock it’s Roger Water’s bass.
super
Beautiful
Looks just like my strat. Nice
thank you for showing how to do...
Nice to see both guitar parts side by side BUT you got some of the chords wrong - following the DMaj7 it’s an AMaj7 not AMaj, then the C#m is a C#m7, and I suspect the following Bm is a Bm7. Close enough for rock n roll and it sounds good either way.
I like it a lot👍
Awesome. Can you please do mistreated by deep purple live in London. Thanks
thank you so much!
very nice
Kudos, you did a fantastic job !
I broke my strings twice trying to cover it :/. Any suggestions for a good setup so my strings don’t break
Ouch! A couple of suggestions. First is string gauge... a lighter string gauge is less likely to break with the big bends. But the main point will be to check where they broke - as something is probably not quite right on the guitar set-up. e.g. if it broke at the bridge then check you haven't got any sharp edges or burrs. Also check your action... if the strings are too high then the break angle at the bridge can put extra stress on the string. If it broke in the middle of the string then check you aren't putting a kink in the string when restringing. Also check for any rough frets - that will weaken the string. If it is at the nut - then check that. If it is near your tuners then have a look at how you restring. Strings break... but it should be pretty rare. I probably break 1 a year... if that. Good luck!
Spot on, thanks man! 💀🔥
No problem!
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