Granted, it wasn't a real banjo with actual banjo tuning. I liked it, but at the end of the day it was just a guitar with a banjo body. I want to see you shred on an actual banjo with actual banjo tunings. I bet you'd turn it into something spectacular.
Not death metal but the song Myr by Taake is a black metal song which has a literal banjo solo on it. I think it is pretty cool. I don't know if their other songs have banjo in it cause it is the only song I listen to by them
@InfernosReaper true...I get that. But at the same time, even though he's playing with six strings in guitar tuning...the look, build, feel of the instrument, and most importantly, the sound and tone is all banjo.
@@The-Way-of-the-Arborist sound/tone get kinda murky if not outright lost when going outside standard tuning with these stringed instruments, especially if you start changing the string counts. It just loses something, ya know. It'd be like putting a 4th or 5th string on a shamisen and turning it like a ukulele or cutting a cello down to 3 strings. Even guitars kinda get to the point where it's fiddled with too much and begs the question, "why not just use a different instrument?"
It just sounds like another Electric guitar, if it had just a mic pickup on it and could get the body sound with distortion it would be so much better of a sound.
I love when people mix surprising instruments with genres associated with very specific instruments and sound. Like Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan picking up an electric guitar 😁
@@xkidmidnightx man, you're so defined to write it almost everywhere I look, it still sounds different and the idea is nice, it isn't a bad song at all!
@@petern.j.4121 I mean there are plenty of hyped banjos and mountain banjos that lack the traditional banjo drum, and yet they all are banjos due to the high fifth drone string. It’s like the African instruments they were developed from. The common thread is the high drone string.
@@xkidmidnightx Actually the Plectrum Banjo eliminates the Drone String because horn players like to play in Flat Keys. The 6 String Guitar Banjo has the same Idea. It goes all the way back to the days before we had Amplification.
We need the revival of the bass banjo. If I remember correctly, there were only 3 of them ever made, and they all had 42.5" scale lengths (the playable length of the strings).
Huh, I received a notification of The Upright Luthier, but it doesn't appear here; so, I'll respond to what I can see in the notification window. If you're assuming I'm talking about a Gibson tenor banjo, then I answer it wasn't one of those. The one I saw was huge, likely coming up to your collarbone if stood upright on the floor. The man demonstrating it called it a "bass banjo."
Hello, I´ve built two Bass-Banjos und two Double Bass Banjos:th-cam.com/video/eCT4EmkG3BU/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/s76WS9XEwmQ/w-d-xo.html. But I´m not a player, I only try to show, how this instruments are sounding. Best wishes!
This sounds fresh and really provides a great twist to this music turning it into a great fusion between folk music and metal. The first band I heard using a banjo to do more than folk was Gungor in Wake Up Sleeper, awesome song.
I’ve been wanting to hear banjo in metal ever since I first heard Doc Holliday by Volbeat. American-style folk metal is a fountain of untapped potential.
@Aziz Azif how do you figure? The song is in a major key and the version everyone is familiar with came out in 1972, Black Sabbath had already been around for 4 years and released 3 groundbreaking albums at that point.
Great experiment! You asked what we like to see in the future. Songwise I really enjoyed your collab with Syncatto - definately one of your best songs ever. So it would be AWESOME to see you perform collabs with other great musicians. Not only guitarists but also other instrument-players - although a duett with Manuel Gardner Fernandes should be really fantastic 🤤
Yes!!!!!!!!! I need more artists to add to my Heavy Acoustic playlist!! So far it's just Ewan Dobson, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Opel ocean, and few other select songs. I started playing last year, using your techniques/teaching, just to hear more rich acoustic riffs
He has a 6 string banjo tuned to play like a guitar and then puts distortion on it to totally lose what little was left to make it a banjo.... You can tune any 6 strings on any instrument in guitar tunings and make similar videos playing them like a guitar.
It actually just sounds like Yngwie Malmsteen when he plays acoustic. Those nylon string acoustics that he uses live sound remarkably similar to this when he does his super fast alternate picked shredding on them.
Sounds amazing, it's very reminiscent of some of the Asian metal bands that are using traditional instruments that have gotten big lately. (The HU comes to mind)
Fleeing the downpour outside -- the party finds itself in the warm embrace of a cozy tavern. The glow from a hearth illuminates in low shadow the only other thing you see. A dead-headed man plucking an ominous and haunting tune on a banjo. With a smirk and a tap of his foot on an arcane box on the floor -- the melody turns violent and as the tempo increases. He regards you all with hollow black eyes and an inhuman grin that stretches ear to ear. "Shall we? Yes, let's shall". Roll initiative.
I been craving for some Dubstep / Metal Mashup but I myself don't have the technical knowledge to make it real. If you could colaborate with a house / techno musician and make it real I think it might be the new FAD of the music really soon. Something about the edginess of the dubstep sounds and the absolute SHRED of your style should be memorable!
@@markjones4033 I thought this was called a guit-jo I seem to remember hearing that Neil Young "invented" this is the later part of the 1900s. He wanted that sound without having to learn the banjo. I remember wanting one for years, I just never saw one in the LGS
@@knowbuddy6139 I mean if it’s got 6 strings, no little string and it tuned like a guitar, it’s just a guitar with a banjo body instead of the typical guitar body.
Ok listen.. I honestly did not believe there could be content so perfectly niched down to me.., like this is me in content form. I’m an Appalachian gal raised by a bluegrass musician (who plays banjo as his fave but also mandolin, guitar, bass, piano.. etc etc) but who also somehow grew up a metal head… most people see bluegrass and metal as being at odds w one another but I wholly disagree.. this is really awesome, thanks for sharing
@@MaynZayes So is a 12 string bass not a bass? The number of strings doesn't determine what the instrument is; the shape, body, and overall sound are what make an instrument what it is.
@@ze_glitchy_gamer7629 It's a guitar. It is strung, tuned, and played like a guitar, so that's what it is. Flat-top acoustic, electric, folk, classical, 12-string, banjo-head, whatever, if it's strung and played like a guitar, it's a guitar. A _banjo_ has either four or five stings - not six - and is tuned and played very differently from a guitar. I play both, or did before arthritis set in.
2 things... Number 1,everything musically is so well done,so smooth and vibey,a great example that Tash can really do it all,and do it well. I mean,that bass line is really good c'mon! Also well written,it flows so well. And number 2...well,forgot,cause it's so good lol. I will always keep listening to this awesome music!!
So good Dude! Helped cheeer me up after losing a buddy yesterday. I love your goofy smile in the beginning. Thanks for your work. Your lessons are helping my ligaments get stronger. especially the 4nps alt picking exercise. my sweeping is also starting to find form. thanks for helping with that dream. I love how that banjo has a guitar neck. Is that a thing or did you customize it. Oh I see you texted it came like that. Didn't see the text in small window view. The double time section kicks serious ass!!!
Love a banjitar. One of my friends had one years ago and would bring it by for me to play bluegrass on. I always wanted to slap some distortion on it, thanks for doing that sir
This sounds so cool! Dave Mustaine used a 6-string banjo in The Blackest Crow, and although he doesn’t shred on it, it still makes for a really good, iconic metal song. I think it’s so cool when metal bands use instruments that aren’t typically used in metal music, such as the banjo, cello, sitar, etc.
That works really, really well. I'd love to see what you could do with an entirely acoustic ensemble. Strings probably wouldn't be enough- it would need horns.
AWESOME Playing! I'll soon learn how to play guitar. I listened to Hammet in thd 80's snd a few others like Roy Clark, Verdine Adams White, Vernon Reid, and Dick Dale, to name a few.
When I was a kid we used to watch the Porter Wagoner show it was one of my dad's favorite shows and they had on there a young fellow named Buck Trent and there was the first time I ever heard an electronic banjo. My dad almost flipped. He couldn't believe the sound that Buck Trent got out of that five string. And I have never heard an electronic banjo s i n c e until now. I'm just happy that somebody picked up on it and expanded it to such a degree whoever this guy was picking that thing was absolutely amazing!
I don't know why the legendary youtube algorithm randomly sent this video my way, but thank god it did. Never in a million years did i ever think a banjo could sound so bad ass.
I was doing this in the late 80s. Larry LaLonde from Primus inspired me. Props to Harley Benton for making an affordable 6 string. There used to be very few options and they were all pricey.
I was stuck in a mountain town one summer as a kid. There was a banjo. So I turned it to like a drop D guitar and played death and thrash metal till my fingers were bleeding. But I'm not near the player you are. Listening to this touched my honorary red neck metal soul.
Yep I had a 6 string banjo for a while. My problem was the riffs were just guitar riffs on it. I would love to get a 4 sting tenor banjo though as they are tuned to 5ths and you can get that old school banjo riffs going on them better. I already have a uke with 5ths tuning strings on it so I know how to play one.
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no.no.no.no......guitar shred only.....
give us licks....master
I bet shredding on an electric Charango would be cool.
Granted, it wasn't a real banjo with actual banjo tuning.
I liked it, but at the end of the day it was just a guitar with a banjo body. I want to see you shred on an actual banjo with actual banjo tunings. I bet you'd turn it into something spectacular.
don't threaten me with a good time lol
Bruh, why does that work! That’s one of those things that shouldn’t work but just does!
I honestly love the hollow, old-world sound of the banjo.
Yep, that's pretty much the reason I have one.
Banjo is 100% new-world. It's the only uniquely American instrument.
The devil went down to GEORGIAAAAAAAAAA!
Uh, supposedly the Banjo came from Africa?
@@dennisyoung4631 No. It was invented in America by African-Americans.
This needs to be a real thing now, that was amazing! Death metal banjo should become a new genre.
Panopticon is close, but it’s black metal
pretty sure it is
Not death metal but the song Myr by Taake is a black metal song which has a literal banjo solo on it. I think it is pretty cool. I don't know if their other songs have banjo in it cause it is the only song I listen to by them
Banjo Slam:
Check out Native Howl. They have coined their music Thrashgrass.
0:25 - I love that Bernth giggles at the absurdity and then tries to take himself seriously moments later. 😂 Really cool!
It's the only way to fly ♥
@@mrs-cop wut?
That distortion sounds so good. 🤯🤘
For me it just sounds kinda like a Norman rock guitar
Totally insane, never knew banjo could sound so good with distortion. Love it man.
Ya seriously! Make no doubt about it...that is some insane tone! Gorgeous, and absolutely nasty at the same time!
Honestly, with 6 strings, it's really hard to think of it as anything other than a quirky guitar at that point.
@InfernosReaper true...I get that. But at the same time, even though he's playing with six strings in guitar tuning...the look, build, feel of the instrument, and most importantly, the sound and tone is all banjo.
@@The-Way-of-the-Arborist sound/tone get kinda murky if not outright lost when going outside standard tuning with these stringed instruments, especially if you start changing the string counts.
It just loses something, ya know. It'd be like putting a 4th or 5th string on a shamisen and turning it like a ukulele or cutting a cello down to 3 strings.
Even guitars kinda get to the point where it's fiddled with too much and begs the question, "why not just use a different instrument?"
It just sounds like another Electric guitar, if it had just a mic pickup on it and could get the body sound with distortion it would be so much better of a sound.
I love when people mix surprising instruments with genres associated with very specific instruments and sound. Like Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan picking up an electric guitar 😁
It’s a freaking guitar with a banjo body. It’s not a banjo. No small fifth drone string. Guitar tuning. Not a banjo.
@@xkidmidnightx man, you're so defined to write it almost everywhere I look, it still sounds different and the idea is nice, it isn't a bad song at all!
@@RaineySteelwing it’s a fine song. It’s just not a banjo.
@@xkidmidnightx so were do we draw the line?
@@xkidmidnightx you must be fun at parties...
A 6 String Banjo, this was played famously by the great Johnny St. Cyr.
The 6 string banjo is just a guitar. It was created so guitar players could be heard in jazz bands before amplification. It’s literally just a guitar
@@xkidmidnightx I mean the defining feature of a banjo is the drum. But I Wouldn't really call this a banjo either. It's like a banjotar
@@petern.j.4121 I’d say the defining feature is the fifth string, otherwise it’s just a guitar with a different body.
@@petern.j.4121 I mean there are plenty of hyped banjos and mountain banjos that lack the traditional banjo drum, and yet they all are banjos due to the high fifth drone string. It’s like the African instruments they were developed from. The common thread is the high drone string.
@@xkidmidnightx Actually the Plectrum Banjo eliminates the Drone String because horn players like to play in Flat Keys. The 6 String Guitar Banjo has the same Idea. It goes all the way back to the days before we had Amplification.
We need the revival of the bass banjo. If I remember correctly, there were only 3 of them ever made, and they all had 42.5" scale lengths (the playable length of the strings).
Huh, I received a notification of The Upright Luthier, but it doesn't appear here; so, I'll respond to what I can see in the notification window.
If you're assuming I'm talking about a Gibson tenor banjo, then I answer it wasn't one of those. The one I saw was huge, likely coming up to your collarbone if stood upright on the floor. The man demonstrating it called it a "bass banjo."
Hello, I´ve built two Bass-Banjos und two Double Bass Banjos:th-cam.com/video/eCT4EmkG3BU/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/s76WS9XEwmQ/w-d-xo.html. But I´m not a player, I only try to show, how this instruments are sounding. Best wishes!
Now this is a certified banjo moment
This sounds fresh and really provides a great twist to this music turning it into a great fusion between folk music and metal. The first band I heard using a banjo to do more than folk was Gungor in Wake Up Sleeper, awesome song.
I’ve been wanting to hear banjo in metal ever since I first heard Doc Holliday by Volbeat. American-style folk metal is a fountain of untapped potential.
If you like black metal check out Myr from Taake. Song is a banger
Wayfarer may be the band for you, my man.
One of the best songs ever in my opinion. That whole album was awesome with all the old western motifs.
@Aziz Azif how do you figure? The song is in a major key and the version everyone is familiar with came out in 1972, Black Sabbath had already been around for 4 years and released 3 groundbreaking albums at that point.
@Aziz Azif ok, now go ask any death metal band their earliest influences and tell me whether Dueling Banjos or Black Sabbath are mentioned.
There's something almost magical sounding about it. I need an animated music video about wizards and dragons to this! lol
That was cool! I'd like to see you shred on a sitar or on a lute next🤘
It wasn’t a banjo. It’s a guitar with a banjo drum.
@@xkidmidnightx that's what I thought.
it already exist on Rob Scallon’s channel
Holy shit I need this now
Great experiment! You asked what we like to see in the future. Songwise I really enjoyed your collab with Syncatto - definately one of your best songs ever. So it would be AWESOME to see you perform collabs with other great musicians. Not only guitarists but also other instrument-players - although a duett with Manuel Gardner Fernandes should be really fantastic 🤤
Yes!!!!!!!!! I need more artists to add to my Heavy Acoustic playlist!! So far it's just Ewan Dobson, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Opel ocean, and few other select songs. I started playing last year, using your techniques/teaching, just to hear more rich acoustic riffs
Not what I had expected, but definitely some of the most awesome banjo-playing I've heard in a long time.
It’s not a banjo though. It’s a guitar with a banjo body. There’s nothing banjo about it.
He has a 6 string banjo tuned to play like a guitar and then puts distortion on it to totally lose what little was left to make it a banjo....
You can tune any 6 strings on any instrument in guitar tunings and make similar videos playing them like a guitar.
The arpeggios on the banjo sound AWESOME!!!
LOVEIT !!! It sounds incredible, as if it were a video game boss that you never want to run into again, the strongest and most desperate boss of all
🖤
This is amazing! Keep playing and sharing.... LOVE IT!
It actually just sounds like Yngwie Malmsteen when he plays acoustic. Those nylon string acoustics that he uses live sound remarkably similar to this when he does his super fast alternate picked shredding on them.
I cant thank you enough for getting straight to the point in your videos. I have grown tired of 10 min stories. Thank you
It's sounds extra spooky and deathy. Love it
Great vid. Been thinking again lately how I'd like to learn to play banjo. Enjoying hearing it with an atypical genre of music.
A six string banjo has the same tuning as a guitar. If you know how to play the guitar, then you can play this as well.
Sounds amazing, it's very reminiscent of some of the Asian metal bands that are using traditional instruments that have gotten big lately. (The HU comes to mind)
That's really neat yeah the banjo is traditional to America as well so I hope it goes far in the metal scene too
Distorted banjo is actually great sounding. This was awesome, thanks for pushing boundaries man... always something new to experience on this channel
What I want to see next? How about instrumetal battle between banjo, ukulele and... accordion
That’s just a hoedown.
you forgot the hurdy gurdy!
Congratulations on the 800,000, for the content you make you deserve many more!!!!
That was awesome. You should do Death Metal on a Cello next!
Does he play cello? Playing death metal on any instrument takes a ton of skill, he’d need a classically trained cellist!
I am thoroughly convinced at this point that Bernth is capable of playing anything so think he could pull it off.
@@nathanmoore5005 with every instrument you can play, the next ones are easier to learn.
Do you know Apocalyptica from Finnland?
Bernth, you bring the melodies i had in my head for so many years to life.. I cant explain it!
New Bernth's song, that means it will be a great saturday evening.
And also congratulations for 800.000 Subscribers
Thanks for listening Francesco 🙂🤘
@@Bernthguitar I hope you will come back to my country for other tours, greetings from Lombardy (Italy)
Fleeing the downpour outside -- the party finds itself in the warm embrace of a cozy tavern. The glow from a hearth illuminates in low shadow the only other thing you see. A dead-headed man plucking an ominous and haunting tune on a banjo. With a smirk and a tap of his foot on an arcane box on the floor -- the melody turns violent and as the tempo increases. He regards you all with hollow black eyes and an inhuman grin that stretches ear to ear. "Shall we? Yes, let's shall". Roll initiative.
I been craving for some Dubstep / Metal Mashup but I myself don't have the technical knowledge to make it real. If you could colaborate with a house / techno musician and make it real I think it might be the new FAD of the music really soon. Something about the edginess of the dubstep sounds and the absolute SHRED of your style should be memorable!
Air, fire, water, and now, dirty Banjo. So much innovation. Outstanding!!
That is not a banjo! It's a guitar disguised as a banjo!
Shhhhh
Indeed
I've heard them called banjitars. Not too uncommon.
@@markjones4033 I thought this was called a guit-jo I seem to remember hearing that Neil Young "invented" this is the later part of the 1900s.
He wanted that sound without having to learn the banjo. I remember wanting one for years, I just never saw one in the LGS
String number doesn’t decide if it’s a banjo or guitar, it’s the construction that decides it, I believe.
I clicked expecting nothing less, the best part is how much fun you seem to have playing in the video.
As a real banjo player it breaks my heart when I see the 6 string banjo being played 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩
It’s disgusting, especially the pick
I kinda agree with ya. I thought he was gonna do some of that good ol southern fried chicken pickin...but no, just a guitar player with a banjo.
@@knowbuddy6139 I mean if it’s got 6 strings, no little string and it tuned like a guitar, it’s just a guitar with a banjo body instead of the typical guitar body.
Ok listen.. I honestly did not believe there could be content so perfectly niched down to me.., like this is me in content form. I’m an Appalachian gal raised by a bluegrass musician (who plays banjo as his fave but also mandolin, guitar, bass, piano.. etc etc) but who also somehow grew up a metal head… most people see bluegrass and metal as being at odds w one another but I wholly disagree.. this is really awesome, thanks for sharing
But that's not a banjo.
What?
@@ze_glitchy_gamer7629 Banjos don't have 6 strings. This is basically a guitar
@@MaynZayes So is a 12 string bass not a bass? The number of strings doesn't determine what the instrument is; the shape, body, and overall sound are what make an instrument what it is.
it’s a banjitar
@@ze_glitchy_gamer7629 It's a guitar. It is strung, tuned, and played like a guitar, so that's what it is. Flat-top acoustic, electric, folk, classical, 12-string, banjo-head, whatever, if it's strung and played like a guitar, it's a guitar. A _banjo_ has either four or five stings - not six - and is tuned and played very differently from a guitar. I play both, or did before arthritis set in.
Wooow, that Piano, calm part is so cool, I really like it 😌, amazing melody. Respect Mr. BERNTH🙏😌
Fact check: not a banjo.
That sounds so good, I definitely liked and subscribed!
That transit to distortion was insane! Great playing :)
Simply f**king awesome, bro!
You never cease to amaze!
Very cool sound. Thanks!
2 things... Number 1,everything musically is so well done,so smooth and vibey,a great example that Tash can really do it all,and do it well. I mean,that bass line is really good c'mon! Also well written,it flows so well. And number 2...well,forgot,cause it's so good lol. I will always keep listening to this awesome music!!
I love how clear the strokes are
The banjo is my favorite instrument and I love metal. What a sick video.
Always sth New, never boring. Thx.
as a southerner, i didnt know how badly i needed banjo metal in my life until watching this video
Your dexterity is amazingly fluid. Having been born with a tin ear, a frog in my throat, and sausages for fingers, I salute y'all !!!
So good Dude! Helped cheeer me up after losing a buddy yesterday. I love your goofy smile in the beginning. Thanks for your work. Your lessons are helping my ligaments get stronger. especially the 4nps alt picking exercise. my sweeping is also starting to find form. thanks for helping with that dream. I love how that banjo has a guitar neck. Is that a thing or did you customize it. Oh I see you texted it came like that. Didn't see the text in small window view. The double time section kicks serious ass!!!
Love a banjitar. One of my friends had one years ago and would bring it by for me to play bluegrass on. I always wanted to slap some distortion on it, thanks for doing that sir
The mad man has done it. Now a new genre of metal exists. Can't wait for the first all Banjo metal bands 🤘
This sounds so cool! Dave Mustaine used a 6-string banjo in The Blackest Crow, and although he doesn’t shred on it, it still makes for a really good, iconic metal song. I think it’s so cool when metal bands use instruments that aren’t typically used in metal music, such as the banjo, cello, sitar, etc.
Subbed within 30 seconds. I'm here for it.
For the love of all things metal, please do more of this!
You just played a banjo like no other!
Fucking awesome, man.
That works really, really well. I'd love to see what you could do with an entirely acoustic ensemble. Strings probably wouldn't be enough- it would need horns.
00:40 Sounds like when you pause Donkey Kong Country for SNES
Great playing as always. I'd love to see it with a banjo sound that is closer to an actual banjo. This sounds more like a guitar.
it is a guitar, it just has a banjo head. real banjos have 5 strings, one of which is higher up the neck than the rest.
0:24 sounds like the intro to a Lovecraft movie
Thank you. This made me happy 😊
Thanks!
AWESOME Playing! I'll soon learn how to play guitar. I listened to Hammet in thd 80's snd a few others like Roy Clark, Verdine Adams White, Vernon Reid, and Dick Dale, to name a few.
Aside from the awesome tone, this composition is beautiful! Thanks for writing this and sharing with us. ❤
This is like rain pouring spontaneously.. beautiful
OMG thats so SICK with Banjo!!!
I came into this expecting it to be a meme but it's actually really good
This sounds like boss music for an Indie RPG Maker game
There was an obscure Seattle band called Guardian Alien that performed distorted banjo music back in the late 90s and early 2000s.
Omg, it sounds so eerie, it could be in a soundtrack for a game or even a movie. 🤩
the finger on the stomp box was hilarious
a metal version of "foggy mountain breakdown" would be awesome!
I've a 5 string, and a 6 string banjo. Banjitar or gitjo. Heard them called both. Definitely going to be running them into the gear now.
Reminds me of the Metalocalypse episode where they had to put a troll back to sleep with "old timey" instruments.
When I was a kid we used to watch the Porter Wagoner show it was one of my dad's favorite shows and they had on there a young fellow named Buck Trent and there was the first time I ever heard an electronic banjo. My dad almost flipped. He couldn't believe the sound that Buck Trent got out of that five string. And I have never heard an electronic banjo s i n c e until now. I'm just happy that somebody picked up on it and expanded it to such a degree whoever this guy was picking that thing was absolutely amazing!
Imagine going to your family with the good ol' banjo and then playing this
Non-player here. Sounded much better than expected, but the best part was seeing the playing steadily so I could really watch the skill it takes!
🤯🤯🤯 ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!!
I'd love to hear Metal played on the upside down metal wash tub, broomstick and string next!
I know this is off topic, but whoever did your tattoos, great job amazing work!!!
i love your crazy ideas
just.....wow. Metal banjo. One more thing I never knew I liked, or even knew existed this morning
Mandolin Orange is a fantastic bluegrass band. The guy that plays mandolin/ banjo/ guitar got his start in a metal band.
When the dragon on the kingdom turns out to be a giant alligator in the swamp
Awesome, dude!
Thanks!
Wow! My wife inherited her uncle’s banjo and I didn’t intend to put any time into playing it but - DAMN - that was awesome.
Reminds me of some of my favorite songs:
Tornado of Hay
Through the Barns and Cattle
Master of Yeehaw
this is the theme song that's supposed to play when a scary old man is chasing youngsters out of their lawn, as if a bossfight 'bout to happen
I don't know why the legendary youtube algorithm randomly sent this video my way, but thank god it did. Never in a million years did i ever think a banjo could sound so bad ass.
Like a Greek metalhead on meds 😂. Kudos, that was amazing.
I was doing this in the late 80s. Larry LaLonde from Primus inspired me. Props to Harley Benton for making an affordable 6 string. There used to be very few options and they were all pricey.
I will always think of Ler when I see a 6 string banjo
I love how banjos basically sound amazing at anything other than it's actual intended genre lol.
I was stuck in a mountain town one summer as a kid. There was a banjo. So I turned it to like a drop D guitar and played death and thrash metal till my fingers were bleeding. But I'm not near the player you are. Listening to this touched my honorary red neck metal soul.
I've been begging for metal banjo a decade now
Yes
Yep I had a 6 string banjo for a while. My problem was the riffs were just guitar riffs on it. I would love to get a 4 sting tenor banjo though as they are tuned to 5ths and you can get that old school banjo riffs going on them better. I already have a uke with 5ths tuning strings on it so I know how to play one.
This makes me smile bro.. it sounds so good. 🥰🤘🔊
Bela Fleck's new collaboration with Dying Fetus sounds lit.
Well, this was random in my feed. And HELL YEAH it was worth listening to.