I'll have to make a note of some of these. Good work! Also I'm obsessed with Creams I Feel Free at this moment, so I might have to explore some more of their work.

@@bloxsy_ Thanks dude! I started to get into Cream too, originally because of their drummer, but Clapton and Bruce are awesome too

@@bloxsy_ if you're thnking about Cream you may as well do Albert King since Clapton steals all that...

Please do Deep Purple. Good video

Omg yeah, please do The Clash :0

Second, third, and fourth on QOTSA

Hi Chadwick McFaggins. I agree. Killing Joke also did and still do; check out 'Invocation' 👍

Indeed

For sure. They took it a step further with the odd time sigs and strange tunings too

Thanks mate. I appreciate it!

He did? It’s not that difficult though, I’m an intermediate (8 months) and I find it pretty easy? Or is that just a personal thing? I find some simpler riffs more difficult for some reason

@@ciantwofort3105 it's a really weird timing. And timing is something that can screw up experienced players if theyre only used to 4/4 and things being very straightforward

@@TheButtDr yeah that makes more sense, tbf I haven’t played the song with a drummer or bassist

This is a myth. Led Zeppelin had songs that are 10x harder for page to play. Listen to the fool in the rain solo, black dog is nothin

😭 bro

hahaha 🤣

Thanks!

And that open low E string holding down the bottom of each of these riffs just screams for Bonham and JPJ to play along.

Yeah I did a Gun Club song on my other channel, but I don't know much by them. I'll have to explore more of their work.

@@bloxsy_ Hell yeah! Gun Club please!

Exene Cervenka from X really likes em too

@@bloxsy_ what's name of your other channel?

@@bloxsy_ what's your other channel?

and the best of the best... Hot dog 😌

I like BRMC.

Thanks mate

I've done one already but maybe I will do another sometime.

Thanks man. Yes it is a nice guitar. Great value.

thanks, Bloxsy, for doing what you do…I’d give my Drummer’s Left Testicle to have had this available to me, back when I began to pluck 6 stringers, in the later ‘80s & early ‘90s. somehow, many Page licks seem like they belong in the Public Domain, because they’re so Ingrained into Societies near to & far from their place of origin(s). yes; Page borrowed many licks from old Blues, Jazz & Pre-Rock Legends, but many of those borrowed/covered (not stolen) licks could’ve/would’ve been lost or forgotten, if he wouldn’t have brought them back to life. I have No Quarrel with Page’s choices. there are way more 100% Original guitar licks, riffs, chord progressions, solos, and/or lead breaks out there than the few borrowed ones. in fact, that’s why the term “Standards” exists. no one seemed to flip TF out when the likes of The Duke or Coltrane would blast live performances or record “Standards” work with 3-6 other Cats, so why TF should it matter if it was also done by an Englishman?

Thanks mate. I appreciate you watching. Yeah these guys brought blues to the masses along with other guitarists from the era.

Thanks! It's a Vintage V100.

I'm thinking about doing something like this.

Any riff recommendations? I'm not all that familiar with GNR.

@@bloxsy_ Here is the top 10 GNR riffs for you to upload the next video on this list: 10- Mr Brownstone 9- My Michelle 8- Nightrain 7- Welcome to the jungle 6- Sweet child o'mine 5- Paradise city 4- You could be mine 3- Rocket queen 2- Don't damn me 1- Rocket queen

I'm thinking about doing that

I got this one from Gear4Music

@@bloxsy_ i cant bc im portuguese