Tom Morello: Full Interview | House Of Strombo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- The Strombo Show presents Tom Morello in an intimate conversation from the House Of Strombo.
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Recorded by Todd Macdonald
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Love this guy. Real good interview.
The man is a legend. A well spoken, well educated, extremely talented legend.
As someone who follows his Instagram, he's an egomaniac with a fetish for authoritarianism.
He's a good musician, but someone needs to dose him and bring him back down to earth.
@@jackstrawfromwichita6168 correct...he's a crappy American.
I love Morello but damn I'm getting a Stevie Wonder on cocaine vibe from this interview.
I think he's just hyper naturally. He's got a high IQ and he thinks and speak fast.
The man is cool
At least Stevie can see..
I like Tom Morello but artists are reaching so hard to get new sounds and it may be interesting but sounds like what it is way too try hard. Everyone needs to come to terms with the fact that most all the good ideas have been done already.
Rage live was powerful very powerful to watch. I have to this day never experienced that again.
This was a perfect balance of Music and Politics. I got into Guitar because of Tom Morello and love the Social Justice he has always stood for. Also, loved the look of the B&W interview, gave off a good artistic vibe.
Tom has good energy !!
jesus christ both of them need to take a deep breath. talking a mile a minute
#MasterClass. Jedi Vocabulary + Hendrix of Now + Smashed Picasso + Outside Bounds(eg: prophet six x 120bpm/Beethoven:) + being heard & understood + ..! + if Roy Orbison's choice is to have his self hologrammed then sure I'm in.
GREAT TOM MORELLO : FULL INTERVIEW I HOUSE OF STROMBO !!!!
Love tom morello wish i could see him perform 1 day..what a guy
What a great interview
Tom likes to talk about his love of shredding but I've never heard him actually shred. Solos?....yes on the old stuff. Riffs........always 4/4.
It's an art form, Glen Tipton isn't Morello and Morello isn't Glen Tipton ( master of the 30 second solo), a way of story telling and sometimes you gotta break the mold , NiN no solos either but it sure kicks ass
Go listen to steve vai
@@armandocepeda7533 Satriani too 🤩
as he says in many interviews the shred was a norm when he started but for him that race ended during college when he saw some guys shredding twice as fast during some local performance event and that's when Tom started to working on his own voice on the instrument. That's pre Lock Up FYI, so no wonder you can only hear some shred-vibe bits and pieces during some of his solo parts.
As for riffs - I might be mistaken but there was a good portion of non 4/4 riffs during Audioslave.