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I love how Smoke on the Water was just called 0-3-5 since everyone knows the notes of it

Did anyone ever tell you that you'd make an amazing inkjet printer? Those precise movements are so satisfying.

I love how almost everything sounds like it could be the soundtrack of an old beat em up

“The kids aren’t alright” made me smile and chuckle.

Sweet Child of Mine, while performed flawlessly, is irreparably CURSED

My father was a TV repairman and electrition. Every once in a while, he would bring home a present for me. One of these presents was a Stylophone. That was way back in 1977ish. And it was iconic even then. I wish I knew whatever I did with it. At the time, I thought it was a cheap gimmick. But, I did have some fun with it. I remember that there is a dial on the backside to change the pitch.

0:03 1. Nirvana - Come As You Are (1992) 0:08 2. Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus (1989) 0:12 3. Led Zeppelin - Heartbreaker (1969) 0:17 4. Kansas - Carry On Wayward Son (1976) 0:26 5. Arctic Monkeys - Do I Wanna Know? (2013) 0:34 6. The Offspring - The Kids Aren't Alright (1999) 0:43 7. Rush - YYZ (1981) 0:49 8. Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train (1980) 0:53 9. The Beatles - Day Tripper (1966) 0:56 10. Roy Orbison - Oh, Pretty Woman (1964) 1:00 11. Ghost - Square Hammer (2016) 1:05 12. Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (1968) 1:11 13. Pink Floyd - Money (1973) 1:18 14. Audioslave - Cochise (2002) 1:20 15. Deep Purple - Black Night (2003) 1:27 16. Judas Priest - Breaking The Law (1980) 1:33 17. Aerosmith - Walk This Way (1986) 1:37 18. Michael Jackson - Beat It (1982) 1:49 19. Queen - Another One Bites The Dust (1980) 1:58 20. Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine (1987) Bonus Round: 2:19 21. 0-3-5 the start of Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water (1972) 2:27 22. Black Sabbath - Iron Man (1971) 2:33 23. The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army (2003) 2:37 24. Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc. (2005) 2:43 25. Metallica - Enter Sandman (1991)

Imagine the guitar solo from *"Through The Fire And Flames"* by DragonForce on one of these things. Either it, your wrist, or both, would be on fire.

Day Tripper and Square Hammer NEED full ones, those sounded so cool.

Wow, I would love to hear the complete versions of Rush - YYZ and the Offspring - The Kids aren't alright

Imagine what this man could achieve with two pens on two wires ...

The Offspring was a pleasant surprise! Excellent video as always!

Shout out to 0-3-5, the first song I learned on bass.

Don't mind me, just bookmarking these for later 😃 0:08 - "Personal Jesus" by Depeche Mode 0:22 - "Do I Wanna Know?" by Arctic Monkeys 0:49 - "Crazy Train" by Ozzy Osbourne 1:37 - "Beat It" by Michael Jackson 1:59 - "Sweet Child O' Mine" by Guns N' Roses

i was expecting the iconic stylophone cover of "Jerk It Out" by Caesars

Being 100% these sound like a 16 bit game soundtrack; and I'm perfectly ok with that. It has a nice nostalgic charm to it

A compilation! It’s been a while since you did one of these!

Alternative title: almost 3 minutes of extreme nostalgia for anyone over 30 from beginning to end.

This just made me smile and reminded me why I like so many of these songs. I like that you didn't just stick to classics either. Ghost was a nice surprise.

This is just songs turned into songs for the original DOOM

Its sounds amazing with the drums. This are also great songs. Good job!

I like this man's choice of riffs. I'm sure we could've been best buddies on the choice of music alone.

The cover of square hammer was spot on lmao

This video served as my introduction into the Arctic monkeys. That riff played in the video sounded familiar so I dug around the internet for that song. I’m going to their concert tomorrow and I’ve got to thank the person who made this video for changing my life.

Sounds like the next playlist, we‘d love to see here!

YYZ? YYZ!? I need a full version now. My #1 song of all time.

That clean transition from Day Tripper to Oh Pretty Woman is the best thing ever

*Did I forget something?*

Duuuuuuude, you had me headbanging like a robot from Skynet hahaha all twitchy 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🖤🖤🖤amazing AF as always my dude. Keep them robots headbanging🤘🏽

Perfect set list my guy, inspiring. If I wasn’t such a lazy sack I might make it all the way to buy one of these before I gave up and went back to laying flat.

1:04 Wait a minute.......this sounds like rock and/or roll!

1:59 yea probably my favorite part sounds the most iconic to me

awesome! I love stylophone but the instrument really shines wen maromaro accompanies it with real guitar and drum sounds

0:25 How it feels to drive a Ford F-150

We gonna talk about how clean the transition at 0:44 was?

I was legitimately not expecting Ghost. Not that I'm complaining!

Шикарно. Можно сразу в след делать вторую часть

1:28 Me ordering a grand piano stylophone

This is so sweet. Such precise playing!

Man, every one of those made me want more of them. Dope AF

1:38 - send for the man!

This was super fun. I was most impressed by how tight your timing was on these!

So cool man, I know all these tunes, hearing them like this just added another level. Bravo 👏🏼 🏆

2:20 this reminds me that meme about "what band do you respect?". Nevermind if you don't get it

1:50 Killer queen have already touched that timestamp

I really liked the mario sounds when you were setting up. Nice touch

0:08 My absolute favourite

Dude awesome job man! That "tuning" edit was badass haha

I should just say: All of the riffs are iconic on it.

Growing up in India, I have heard these riffs only occasionally when we’d have MTV on when my parents weren’t at home or maybe hear it playing from someone’s car in the passing. So many of these were familiar but only today have I found out names of tunes that have been randomly buzzing around in my head all these years. Thank you, genuinely made my day!

Did anyone else notice how seamlessly this guy managed to blend these completely different tunes together

To be honest it just feels magic, everytime I listen to you playing something 😄

I'm always glad to see others appreciating the wonder of Audioslave

I would like you to know that this video brings me a lot of joy and that this content is quickly becoming something I'm seeking out to watch Keep it up💚

Still one of the most underrated instruments imo. Your so good man. 💯 Love the video and nostalgia. 🔥

So many amazing riffs. Please make more.

oh hell yeah, audioslave got some love! so little love to them anymore

Hell, I think I just found the one thing where I could have musical talent. Good job, by the way. That was VERY COOL. Straight to my favorites.

The only video I ever liked and sub for. Awesome thanks!

This might be one of your best videos yet!

Smoke on the Water with the 0 3 5 notes was awesome. there were a few of those riffs where it looked almost like. you were going to need a little additional cord on the stylus. but you made it with no problems.

And some of the best icons at that! Good choices and good playing!

Wicked man, great concept, amazingly edited

One can't only play one riff of a Ghost song and not follow up with the rest.

Very pleasantly surprised to hear Ghost in here! NeMa!

1:32 sounds like im on a quest

This is the coolest video I've seen in forever so I had to subscribe

the amount of practice for this video must have been insane, good job!

Personal Jesus is one of my all time favourite songs and I was happy to see it on this list ☺️

What a beautiful inspiration for my next Spotify playlist. Great!

The fact that you added square hammer makes me so happy. Such an underrated group

That's the first time I heard music on a Stylophone actually sound good. Now that I've heard a sample, I'll be checking more of your videos.

My flock of geese screamed the whole time..THEY APPROVED

Man, that was so sick! Great video.

I have been trying to find The Kids aren’t alright for years but cause of this I found it! Thanks, and great video 😁

The Stylophone has such a lovely tone. 😳

I feel like the true beauty of this can only be appreciated with those who are cultured cus i have no idea what those songs are butbrhey sounded great. Can't imagine how cool it must be for thise who know.

I was waiting, and waiting for anything Jack White, and you did not disappoint. Props!

Dude I think I’m going to be watching your channel more! This is awesome!

2004(4 yo at the time) and when i first hear the offspring and 17 years later, finally. I know the title thanks to you. It really mean much to me

I could have used an extra 10 seconds on FB sequence for crazy train lol

I have never heard of one of these things but man you are amazing at it! Definitely wasn’t expecting the offspring lol, you killed it!

this made my chuckle with joy!

Please do a full Do I Wanna Know!

Having just picked up a Stylophone myself, it's interesting to hear the differences in how they're tuned. Mine is in more of a traditional piano, and yours is... well, not in a traditional piano

I just basically used your video to remind myself those songs. Thanks a lot!

I've heard all these songs and loved them each day one point. This made me happy.

Love these old Megaman soundtracks!

0:56 ah, i see you chose the roy Orbison version! Nice!

I was like, oooh I want one ...and now I NEED one! Impressive af🤘

i found your channel in 3 52 AM in between tarkov runs and holly sh*t this is fire

I love that you included Arctic Monkeys, maybe do a whole video on them sometime?

Good stuff! When can we expect full length videos for everyone of those songs? 😁

Love all the rock and some 70s and 80s music in there like hell yeah

So nice to hear that atleast someone still likes the music of -80's and even belove :)

0:03 Nirvana - come as you are 0:08 Depeeche mode - personal jesus 0:11 Led Zeppelin - heartbreaker 0:16 Kansas - carry on wayward son 0:24 Arctic monkeys - do I wanna know 0:33 The offspring - The kids aren't alright 0:43 Rush - YYZ 0:49 Ozzy Osbourne - crazy train 0:53 The Beatles - day tripper 0:56 Roy Orbison - oh, pretty woman Edit: sorry, I don't have the rest because is deleted itself, but you have half of em

Full 17m long version of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida when

It's interesting how similar these songs sound when flowing into each other. Not all of them, but definitely a lot of them. Also, incredible hand control.

God that brought back memories. I had that as a kid. So much fun.