Such sweet words mate. Thanks so much! For anyone interested in learning this tune there is a link in the full video description (which is on my channel) with a full video breakdown via RiffHard. Watch out for the extra beat during that opening section! People often miss that
Mike D, saw you perform this in Natick, it was fantastic!! (and I got the T-shirt) Also, Michael your videos are super educational. Cheers. (not to leave out Yasmin there, the whole show was awesome.)
I've always wanted a Tool unplugged album (still do)... now I want a Tool unplugged tour, with Mike Dawes as an opener and special guest.... This really put me in mind of Tool. So unbelievably good! Can you imagine Mike and Danny playing off each other?
Was blown away by Mike's performance when it popped up in my notifications. Loved the Livestream you did with him on your channel. No rock star bullshit at all. Just a regular dude, but hella talented. I can't get over all the harmonics he pulls off while tapping the percussion and playing the song. Playing on a whole other level. Loved this. 👍
This guy is awesome 👏 I play guitar, so I understand how difficult what he’s doing is! It takes extraordinary talent and thousands of hours of practice to achieve this level of play. Great job Mike!
Michael, I just want to say. You do a great job in what you do. I’ve always wanted to do something in guitar video, I am so grateful for your videos. You have opened my eyes to new guitarists I would have never knew. Thank you. Hope you know how much I appreciate your videos.
Wow. Such talent on both sides of the camera. Michael, your passion for music is so infectious. I have really come to love your channel and am so grateful for this community and some of the new (to me) artists that i've heard here. Artists like Dallas Green, Lisa Hannigan, Travis Meadows, Main Squeeze, man the list goes on and on. I've had a guitar for years and years but never took lessons and fell into the trap of learning some chords and Tabs, but never really understanding what I was doing. I learned how to play a guitar, but not how to play music. Music has always been at the center of my soul. Growing up on bands like Yes, Pink Floyd, Tool, Sublime, Queen, I feel like I hear music well, but I'm ready to make my own sound. You have inspired me to learn, as you say, why I love something. I'm sold, guitar Gate here I come. I'm not even sure if this is the place to suggest reactions, but when you talk about how Mike Dawes has the music within him, I think about Michael Hedges. Incredible creativity, but also a true passion for creating your own unique sound. Heres a video of Micheal Hedges covering While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Its simple, and I love it. I'd love to have you help me understand why its so damn cool. Anyway, Thank you for sharing your skill, your time, and mostly, your passion. th-cam.com/video/GKn0hdvTL6A/w-d-xo.html
Mike Dawes is an alien sent here to expand our concept of what is possible with 6 strings and 10 fingers! In my 64 years around the sun, I've had my mind blown a few times...Hendrix, Van Halen, Michael Hedges, Tommy Emmanuel....then along comes Mike...total alien, has to be...the tones/sounds are other worldly. I have to see this alien in person..
This is built on the bridge riff in Tom Sawer by Rush about 1:30 minutes in. Take a listen. Not knocking Mike. He IS the man. ❤ But that’s what hear. Go take a listen.
Great to watch guys. Many years ago i heard Michael Hedges with "Aerial Boundaries" and i was flabbergasted! Unfortunally he isn't among us anymore but then there is Mike Dawes, Jon Gomm, luca Stricagnoli etc. Its amazing to play like that and i really don't know how to do that ;(. So i listen and enjoy :).
I know I'm late to this chat mate, but I saw him live with 25 people on a warm up gig before he went on the Tommy tour..... And he's touring with him again now.... But the lad is a legend, and he is about to embark on a small arts centre tour to give back to what they gave to him and im going again. The bloke is a fucking legend and I feel so lucky to have been in his vicinity!!
I think the most important thing to realize about Mike is he is only 32 years old. Guys like him and Joe Robinson are grabbing the baton from Tommy and making something that is their own. In the next 30 years there is nothing stopping him from being the next Tommy Emmanuel. Not only is he a great guitarist, but he has the humble personality and approachability that elevate him above just being a "guitar player". Great reaction video, and a great insight into an amazing player.
There's an interview with Dawes somewhere where he describes, as a teenager, looking at his guitar lying on a table. It had been glued together following a break after dropping it, and was drying. As he looked at the fretboard he had a kind of epiphany about how all the notes related, that changed his approach to the instrument in a profound way--obviously. He is amazing...and seems really nice, too.
Hey Mike....I don't know if it's still out there, but there was a TH-cam out there where he explains "And Demonstrates" the poly rhythms for this song. Absolutely amazing, and "YES" the title is appropriate....
It says so much about you Mike that you are willing to review Mike Dawes. I imagine it's like climbing on a rocket to take a ride; you know where it's going, but you aren't sure you are going be there at the end.
I don' t know if it is already mentioned here, but in one of his very fine tutorial courses Mike explains his special Instrument ... it is built by the German Luthier Andreas Cuntz. It has a reinforced top as it serves as kind of percussion instrument with an additional scratch pad near the cutaway. This guitar has 4 pickups, I think one piezo an one microfon which can be mixed. The magnetic pickup in the soundhole he uses to overdub some effects like destortion during a loop. As the top of the guitar is thicker he has an additional pickup near the point under his right hand where he imitates kind of snare ... behind the headstock there can be additional banjolike tuners for special effects ... great artist and great teacher
If I remember correctly - It's "DADGAD" capoed forth fret AND THEN the high "E" dropped an additional whole step. There is/was a video out there where he describes this tuning.
I love Mike Dawes and the way you react to him. He’s a unique talent and a gifted player but I’m still waiting for you to react to The Tragically Hip. C’mon man, you said you would. Thanks.
If anyone wants to hear a great interview with Dawes. Check out the riffhard podcast. It's an amazing interview with him and gives you an inside look to Mike.
You nailed it on the head right there at 4:12. I too struggle with odd timings like this. Apparently that's a western thing. I heard once many years ago, that Europeans do much better with oddly timed Beats then North Americans do. I forget what the reasons were, but it was an interesting study. Anyway, back to the video LOL
Candyrat Records has a bunch of amazing artist videos on there along with Dawes, Ewan Dobson, Andy Mckee among others. :edit: had to add KellyValleau too, another amazing player and composer
Im curious to see your take on "Rylynn by Andy McKee" the video of him him in a red shirt is, in my opinion, his best version. I would love to see your take on it and see how you break it down.. stunning song I think you'll enjoy
Love your videos Michael and this is one of the best. Mike Dawes is a phenomena. At 4:40 you say "Capo on the 2nd fret"? I look at the inset window and it's clearly on the 4th fret! Am I missing something?
Hello Michael! I watched some of your videos recently and I really enjoy your way of analyzing and explaining stuff. You have my sub ;) I'd love to see your thoughts on some videos of Marcin. He has both arrangements and originals in his 'collection'. Maybe you can browse through it to find out what will be most interesting for you. I can recommend "Fly Me To The Moon - Marcin (Live Solo Guitar)" or "Marcin - BABA YAGA (Official Video)" to start with.
Michael, could you please take a look at Rainbow Kitten Surprise? This band is slowly gathering steam and I'm not sure if there's any particular guitar virtuosity going on, but they're fantastic and I'd like to have a musician explain why, maybe. Look at "Devil Like Me."
Please check out Kevin Blake Godwin “Seven” and Travis Bowman “torcher chamber”… both good friends with Mike Daws.. Both guys highly talented and hugely underrated!!!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Try listening to Eric Roche (who originally did that version of Jump). Tragically, he died very young, around 15 years ago. It’s a shame he missed out on the whole TH-cam thing because he definitely would have stood out, much like Mike has. Mike is clearly heavily influenced by him. Eric’s book, released just before he died, the ‘Acoustic Guitar Bible’, is the best guitar tuition book ever printed (for moderate to advanced players). If you want to play like Mike in this video it’s the only book that will help you get there.
@@mikedawesofficial my go to book as well Mike….along with his brilliant album With These Hands. I know TE spoke highly of him and even did the forward for the tuition book. Also, remember Newton Faulkner? Pretty sure he was a student of Eric’s. What a guitar teacher to have!
When it got to the end I started to get nervous. I can't count how many times I've gotten this great take (for me anyways) only to screw it up right at the end.
For this tune I find it easier for me if I count it in 5/8 and feel the groove as: "ONE-two, ONE-two-three." instead of trying to count all the way to 5 each time around. Seems like 5 (or any odd time signature for that matter) can feel a couple of different ways depending on the riff. It may be just the way my brain works, but I tend to feel the accents first and then extrapolate the time signature second. Of course, that means I am atrocious at poly-rhythms. They often confound me. I understand them, but feeling them has escaped me thus far.
I notice that many people who can play like this have really long fingers. Steve Vai comes to mind. I'm not knocking the talent, because that is needed for sure.
Will you please react to a sungha jung song. He is one of the best guitarists in the world and no one ever reacts to his videos. The Milky Way is one of my favorite songs of his.
I don't know how to put a suggestion on to your website but I love this clip of two (yes two) of Chet Atkins CGP's playing together, namely Tommy Emmanuel and John Knowles. The emotion poured into this song (How deep is your Love) is incredible. Here it is: th-cam.com/video/MHeHypLZm_c/w-d-xo.html. A bonus, John Knowles playing Jerry Reed's "Blue Finger" showing off his incredible skills solo: th-cam.com/video/bx7k_Z2cfHw/w-d-xo.html
No disrespect for mike and I know the comments regarding hedges are true people NEED to go back and listen to what he was doing live on the double plant was the only thing that my father commented on at my house on 25k worth of stereo equipment
Such sweet words mate. Thanks so much! For anyone interested in learning this tune there is a link in the full video description (which is on my channel) with a full video breakdown via RiffHard. Watch out for the extra beat during that opening section! People often miss that
Dude, your playing is awesome! How many hours a day do you practice???
@@danbuter about twentington
I subscribed to your Chanel from this from video, I was like oh my God he is ridiculously talented.
Mike D, saw you perform this in Natick, it was fantastic!! (and I got the T-shirt) Also, Michael your videos are super educational. Cheers. (not to leave out Yasmin there, the whole show was awesome.)
Thx brother! My pleasure. And yes. I missed that extra beat :)
What a great band. I hope he never breaks up.
I see the joke. I liked it.
@@Jeorge_Supero Thank ya, Sir. 👊
I'm probably going to steal this on another of his vids. 😆 change the wording a lil maybe. So true
lol if only if it were possible to breakup with himself
One of his pinkies was looking into going solo.
Mike Dawes is on a whole another level. Good one Michael!
Just saw him and Tommy Emmanuel in Portland. Amazing show! So glad I got the tix and got out of the house! Go see them if you can!
I've always wanted a Tool unplugged album (still do)... now I want a Tool unplugged tour, with Mike Dawes as an opener and special guest.... This really put me in mind of Tool. So unbelievably good! Can you imagine Mike and Danny playing off each other?
Yep. Was just thinking how this reminded me of tool. The odd time signature and rhythmic phrase repetition is what does it I think
True! It's very Tool!
Don’t know much Tool, but I thought the beginning was a Tool cover.
I saw Tommy and Mike in Denver a couple of months ago. They were fantastic.
I was at that show. Magical! And Mike's guitar was THE best acoustic guitar I've ever heard live.
Was blown away by Mike's performance when it popped up in my notifications. Loved the Livestream you did with him on your channel. No rock star bullshit at all. Just a regular dude, but hella talented. I can't get over all the harmonics he pulls off while tapping the percussion and playing the song. Playing on a whole other level. Loved this. 👍
This guy is awesome 👏
I play guitar, so I understand how difficult what he’s doing is! It takes extraordinary talent and thousands of hours of practice to achieve this level of play. Great job Mike!
Mike, you’re clearly a very decent human being. Love your work 👍❤️
Michael, I just want to say. You do a great job in what you do. I’ve always wanted to do something in guitar video, I am so grateful for your videos. You have opened my eyes to new guitarists I would have never knew. Thank you. Hope you know how much I appreciate your videos.
Wow. Such talent on both sides of the camera. Michael, your passion for music is so infectious. I have really come to love your channel and am so grateful for this community and some of the new (to me) artists that i've heard here. Artists like Dallas Green, Lisa Hannigan, Travis Meadows, Main Squeeze, man the list goes on and on. I've had a guitar for years and years but never took lessons and fell into the trap of learning some chords and Tabs, but never really understanding what I was doing. I learned how to play a guitar, but not how to play music. Music has always been at the center of my soul. Growing up on bands like Yes, Pink Floyd, Tool, Sublime, Queen, I feel like I hear music well, but I'm ready to make my own sound. You have inspired me to learn, as you say, why I love something. I'm sold, guitar Gate here I come. I'm not even sure if this is the place to suggest reactions, but when you talk about how Mike Dawes has the music within him, I think about Michael Hedges. Incredible creativity, but also a true passion for creating your own unique sound. Heres a video of Micheal Hedges covering While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Its simple, and I love it. I'd love to have you help me understand why its so damn cool. Anyway, Thank you for sharing your skill, your time, and mostly, your passion.
th-cam.com/video/GKn0hdvTL6A/w-d-xo.html
Artists like Mr. Dawes and Kent Nishimura are completely changing the game as far as how we look at this instrument. Just tremendous talents.
Mike Dawes is an alien sent here to expand our concept of what is possible with 6 strings and 10 fingers! In my 64 years around the sun, I've had my mind blown a few times...Hendrix, Van Halen, Michael Hedges, Tommy Emmanuel....then along comes Mike...total alien, has to be...the tones/sounds are other worldly. I have to see this alien in person..
One of my heroes right there! So glad you did this. I am looking at the Newton, NJ show on 4/7 now! This is a must see.
How heavenly is Mike Dawes, and how inspirational is your analysis of him, Michael! I (Ban) am totally mesmerized and transported to another world!
That was a fun one Mike. I especially liked your description of the space that he leaves for the sounds to expand.
Wonderfull statement, lesson about a fantastic example of great music!
Thank you very much!
Michael, you never fail. Someone I have heard, someone I haven't, you set the hook, reel me in, and I leave having had another amazing experience. 💕🙋🎶
Frank Marino live , something’s comin our Way , just awesome . Nice reaction instruction video👍
This is really above my head. Thanks for breaking it down.
WOW!!! Amazing to watch your thought process analyze this amazing song. Very well done.
This is built on the bridge riff in Tom Sawer by Rush about 1:30 minutes in. Take a listen. Not knocking Mike. He IS the man. ❤
But that’s what hear. Go take a listen.
Mike is a friend of mine, used to take Skype lessons from him and seen him many times!
Look upon my works, ye mighty, and despair!
Between the polyrhythm and that main riff, got real “schism” vibes. Unreal stuff
Fascinating. Thank you.
Great to watch guys. Many years ago i heard Michael Hedges with "Aerial Boundaries" and i was flabbergasted! Unfortunally he isn't among us anymore but then there is Mike Dawes, Jon Gomm, luca Stricagnoli etc.
Its amazing to play like that and i really don't know how to do that ;(. So i listen and enjoy :).
I know I'm late to this chat mate, but I saw him live with 25 people on a warm up gig before he went on the Tommy tour..... And he's touring with him again now.... But the lad is a legend, and he is about to embark on a small arts centre tour to give back to what they gave to him and im going again. The bloke is a fucking legend and I feel so lucky to have been in his vicinity!!
I think the most important thing to realize about Mike is he is only 32 years old. Guys like him and Joe Robinson are grabbing the baton from Tommy and making something that is their own. In the next 30 years there is nothing stopping him from being the next Tommy Emmanuel. Not only is he a great guitarist, but he has the humble personality and approachability that elevate him above just being a "guitar player". Great reaction video, and a great insight into an amazing player.
Pumped for this!
Mike Dawes is fantastic! You need to react to Rabea Massad playing lead guitar on Stormzy's set at Reading 2021. It was fantastic 👏
oh wow! canno't wait for your reaction!
Saw Mike Dawes and Tommy Emmanuel live in Seattle a couple of months ago. Both mind blowing as you’d expect!
Amazing....I could play for 1 million years and never do that...
There's an interview with Dawes somewhere where he describes, as a teenager, looking at his guitar lying on a table. It had been glued together following a break after dropping it, and was drying. As he looked at the fretboard he had a kind of epiphany about how all the notes related, that changed his approach to the instrument in a profound way--obviously. He is amazing...and seems really nice, too.
keep up the good work man!
A MAGICIAN.... WHAT A GIFT TO US ALL. NUFF SAID.
Mike becomes the instrument , its beautiful to watch but truly rare .
Just wow!
Hey Mike....I don't know if it's still out there, but there was a TH-cam out there where he explains "And Demonstrates" the poly rhythms for this song. Absolutely amazing, and "YES" the title is appropriate....
Awesome song! That little guitar riff starting at 1:38 reminds me of the keyboard riff in "Tom Sawyer" by Rush.
It says so much about you Mike that you are willing to review Mike Dawes. I imagine it's like climbing on a rocket to take a ride; you know where it's going, but you aren't sure you are going be there at the end.
Thankyou Micheal , love your program I’m not a musician.
I don' t know if it is already mentioned here, but in one of his very fine tutorial courses Mike explains his special Instrument ... it is built by the German Luthier Andreas Cuntz. It has a reinforced top as it serves as kind of percussion instrument with an additional scratch pad near the cutaway. This guitar has 4 pickups, I think one piezo an one microfon which can be mixed. The magnetic pickup in the soundhole he uses to overdub some effects like destortion during a loop. As the top of the guitar is thicker he has an additional pickup near the point under his right hand where he imitates kind of snare ... behind the headstock there can be additional banjolike tuners for special effects ...
great artist and great teacher
If I remember correctly - It's "DADGAD" capoed forth fret AND THEN the high "E" dropped an additional whole step. There is/was a video out there where he describes this tuning.
Mike plays this song in DADGAD, with the top string open and the other strings capoed on the 4th fret. And he's playing the melody with hammer ons.
Thanks for that. I was wondering why I was struggling to play it.
amazing
I love Mike Dawes and the way you react to him. He’s a unique talent and a gifted player but I’m still waiting for you to react to The Tragically Hip. C’mon man, you said you would. Thanks.
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
There is playing guitar and there is what Mike Dawes does. The two are not the same.
Interview W/ Mike Dawes: th-cam.com/video/SyOQvueAmJ8/w-d-xo.html
What kind of guitar strings do you use?
Looking super healthy man man
He reminds me so much of the late Michael Hedges!
Mr. Dawes is the true heir to Michael Hedges
If anyone wants to hear a great interview with Dawes. Check out the riffhard podcast. It's an amazing interview with him and gives you an inside look to Mike.
You nailed it on the head right there at 4:12. I too struggle with odd timings like this. Apparently that's a western thing. I heard once many years ago, that Europeans do much better with oddly timed Beats then North Americans do. I forget what the reasons were, but it was an interesting study. Anyway, back to the video LOL
Candyrat Records has a bunch of amazing artist videos on there along with Dawes, Ewan Dobson, Andy Mckee among others. :edit: had to add KellyValleau too, another amazing player and composer
It's DADGAD tuning, one of my favorite tunings of all time, capo 4th with an open first string
Im curious to see your take on "Rylynn by Andy McKee" the video of him him in a red shirt is, in my opinion, his best version. I would love to see your take on it and see how you break it down.. stunning song I think you'll enjoy
Here’s a link to the said version (I agree it’s the best!) th-cam.com/video/JsD6uEZsIsU/w-d-xo.html
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He is unbelievable. Love your analysis. What model is that beautiful PRS you are playing
McCarty 594
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Thank you for answering my question😀
In another video he said he tunes DADGAD
PLEASE for the love of god make a react video on philip sayce performance. Doesn't matter which one, everything live is gold.
Look at you with the long sleeve pullover little cold out there in B'more today
Love your videos Michael and this is one of the best. Mike Dawes is a phenomena. At 4:40 you say "Capo on the 2nd fret"? I look at the inset window and it's clearly on the 4th fret! Am I missing something?
Hello Michael! I watched some of your videos recently and I really enjoy your way of analyzing and explaining stuff. You have my sub ;) I'd love to see your thoughts on some videos of Marcin. He has both arrangements and originals in his 'collection'. Maybe you can browse through it to find out what will be most interesting for you. I can recommend "Fly Me To The Moon - Marcin (Live Solo Guitar)" or "Marcin - BABA YAGA (Official Video)" to start with.
Michael, could you please take a look at Rainbow Kitten Surprise? This band is slowly gathering steam and I'm not sure if there's any particular guitar virtuosity going on, but they're fantastic and I'd like to have a musician explain why, maybe. Look at "Devil Like Me."
What are them two paintings behind you they look amazing!!!!!! Who’s work are them
Mike plays a lot in DADGAD. I wouldn't be surprised to find that is what this is
Yep, DADGAD capo 4 with the top string open
@@mikedawesofficial Thank you so much! I didn't expect a reply from you directly.
I say this like I have any chance of ever playing it! LOL
@@mikedawesofficial So great to see you play this live in Columbus! What a show! I'll be working on the course you sold me soon.
Hi Michael - the sheet music that you can buy online claims DADGAD tuning capo 4, 1st string open
That sounds correct.
Always love your videos, BUT I MUST say.....It takes big brass kohoneys to even attempt to follow this in standard tuning....GREAT JOB!
Please check out Kevin Blake Godwin “Seven” and Travis Bowman “torcher chamber”… both good friends with Mike Daws.. Both guys highly talented and hugely underrated!!!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Mike is mind blowing. His version of van Halen jump is one of the best I've ever heard.
Try listening to Eric Roche (who originally did that version of Jump). Tragically, he died very young, around 15 years ago. It’s a shame he missed out on the whole TH-cam thing because he definitely would have stood out, much like Mike has. Mike is clearly heavily influenced by him. Eric’s book, released just before he died, the ‘Acoustic Guitar Bible’, is the best guitar tuition book ever printed (for moderate to advanced players). If you want to play like Mike in this video it’s the only book that will help you get there.
@@chrisjames1924 I agree. I own Eric's AGB book and it's been my 'go to' forever
@@mikedawesofficial my go to book as well Mike….along with his brilliant album With These Hands. I know TE spoke highly of him and even did the forward for the tuition book. Also, remember Newton Faulkner? Pretty sure he was a student of Eric’s. What a guitar teacher to have!
When it got to the end I started to get nervous. I can't count how many times I've gotten this great take (for me anyways) only to screw it up right at the end.
The New Tommy 👌🏻
For this tune I find it easier for me if I count it in 5/8 and feel the groove as: "ONE-two, ONE-two-three." instead of trying to count all the way to 5 each time around. Seems like 5 (or any odd time signature for that matter) can feel a couple of different ways depending on the riff. It may be just the way my brain works, but I tend to feel the accents first and then extrapolate the time signature second. Of course, that means I am atrocious at poly-rhythms. They often confound me. I understand them, but feeling them has escaped me thus far.
I notice that many people who can play like this have really long fingers. Steve Vai comes to mind. I'm not knocking the talent, because that is needed for sure.
Magic...🕌,,🎵🔮🎵....Skills that One,Thanks,,, 🍎,🙂
Reincarnation of Michael Hedges… who I was fortunate enough to see three times.
I'm glad someone mentioned THE innovator. He was doing this stuff before anyone understood what it was.
Am I hearing just a little Red Barchetta by Rush in the lead line? I’m hearing something familiar. Help, please.
that is exactly the place my mind went.
Yes. Rush. It's "Tom Sawyer"... Well, it's the same descending intervals anyway.
Have you heard of this kid Marcin?
Will you please react to a sungha jung song. He is one of the best guitarists in the world and no one ever reacts to his videos. The Milky Way is one of my favorite songs of his.
Me: How many hours do you practice a day?
Mike: YES
I don't know how to put a suggestion on to your website but I love this clip of two (yes two) of Chet Atkins CGP's playing together, namely Tommy Emmanuel and John Knowles. The emotion poured into this song (How deep is your Love) is incredible. Here it is: th-cam.com/video/MHeHypLZm_c/w-d-xo.html. A bonus, John Knowles playing Jerry Reed's "Blue Finger" showing off his incredible skills solo: th-cam.com/video/bx7k_Z2cfHw/w-d-xo.html
I think he likes to play in dadgad tuning
No disrespect for mike and I know the comments regarding hedges are true people NEED to go back and listen to what he was doing live on the double plant was the only thing that my father commented on at my house on 25k worth of stereo equipment
making Andy McKee proud!
Yep, first time I saw this style of guitar was Andy McKee playing Drifting
it is 12:5
React to Lucas Imbiriba!
It’s In dadgad
I feel like he's playing the 5 like 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3
Why haven't you reacted to alip bata yet... Many are waiting for your reaction here..
😞😞😞😞
Mike is an alien. I mean, it’s the only logically sound conclusion.
zeepzorp
Sounds inspired by a Tool track
You NEED to react to Tom's Diner cover by AnnenMayKantereit & GaintRocks. Blows people away
Almost sounds like something Tool would do
DADGAD?
I just find it annoying when players are thumping and smacking their instrument. Just can't get into it.
Am I crazy or does this sound very Toolish?