here's the remedy for your suckiness, download this video., play it back on software that can slow it down to a crawl (actually KZfaq can slow play videos) learn 1-2 measures at a time until you know the entire song then start increasing the speed, i'd say if you do this every day for 5-6 years you MIGHT be as good as Tom :-).................I'm on my 3rd year so far :-) I'll keep trying, My motto is as long as i keep practicing........."I suck less today, than yesterday"

Zarlodious me too😫

@@madmaestro3002 oh, how kind words, maestro!...however I find with my three Yamaha Pacifica 112Vs,,,the string trees quite irrelevant...., I still have them Graphtecs but really I love the slight rattle of the b and e string versus them string trees, mine are tuned very low whole octave down dont try that in a hurry!!!, floatin against the body, srpings hard and light, Cheers!, K : )

You're no alone!

Lol. Tom Quayle vids have the best comments. "I'm done" "Anyone want to buy my guitars" "I quit" "Why do I even bother"

Your argument makes 2 statements. 1. He has been practicing for many years 2. Practicing a song means you can't improvise on it I disagree with the second, while the first is obvious and i can prove to you that you are wrong. If it were true that if you practice a song, you are not improvising when you play it later, then such a thing as improvisation does not exist because every musician has and is practicing. Since improvisation exists and both statements are diametrically opposed, it proves that you are wrong. Practicing is how you build vocabulary which later you combine in infinite many ways. Just like when you learn the alphabet and phrases.

@@user-ov5nd1fb7s only person arguing here is you man.

@@JonMurray in my comment, "Argument" was clearly used with a different meaning than what you are trying to make it out to be. I was proving a point, not arguing. Either you do not have sufficent knowledge of the English language or you are simply trying to be a troll. I am not interested in either.

He was improvising, you can ask the right guy beside of tom (martin miller), he always play a different improvisation in every song and every take.

Tom Quayle then puts his hair back "hello Guthrie Govan here"

Tom is awesome, but Godthrie is Godthrie

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@naufrago7676 GOAThrie

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omg is vanity!!! Be careful!

He is really cool. Also checkout Brett Garsed. Most notable tunes "letters from home", "Breathe", "Fud fight", "Got the horn" andy many more ...

Yeah, my only thing is: if I want to listen to Tom Quayle, I'd listen to Tom Quayle ¯\_(°°)_/¯

Kids an absolute beast. Here from his flawless cover of this piece

Martin so arogant face hahaha

Martin’s probably like i’ve heard this a thousand times..

Have you watched any Gustavo Guerra? Another guy who will take ANY guitar piece and reproduce it perfectly, with ease and pleasure. And lately he's been into jazz fusion.

@@YaoEspirito no, but I will definitely check it out !

Fckin hell

Dongkwan Kim i

Ken T Allan holdsworth is better

I'M PRETTY SURE HE MEANS IN THE WORLD TODAY

Maybe he means in the world tomorrow

Bret Garsed

marshall is phenomenal and the most technically and musically gifted but his phrasing isnt the best in terms of funky fusion rock, which i could care less. i enjoy marshalls enormous chops and tonal mixture. and i enjoy tom of course. but i listen to more than just guitar.

Guthrie govan tends to do those sus arpeggios as well. They're sick lol

didnt know that shit was even plausible

Which episode of what podcast please?

@@shanely7317 There are quite the many episodes :( I can't remember which one. Here you can find all of them. If you are a guitar player and a fan of Tom and his buddies, then this is for you: www.theguitarhour.com/

Specially that HSS 😍

Why they didn't write it.

Yea it’s the same, they tune in fourths. So E A D G C F

but this version more like allan holdsworth's spain

How is this hair metal lmao

@@abdelrahmankhaled8239 His tone sounds like the guy from Winger or White Lion

@jasper426 amazing at hair metal

I love love LOVE Tom, but, food for thought: Jason Richardson. I know it's not fusion, but it's like every single note Jason writes is thought out in explicit detail. His melodic ideas aren't the mindless 64th notes you here in a lot of tech metal. I think they're brilliant, but feel free to disagree. Hope you enjoy tho!

@@pathaleyguitar9763 for Jazz / fusion players, it's the ability to improvise that counts, technical facility is just a means to an end. Tom is improvising for most of this video, and also Guthrie wouldn't play the same solo twice. Jason Richardson is not that great of an improviser (from what I've seen), he's from a new breed of electric guitarist that are more like virtuoso classical musicians. I'm therefore not sure they're comparable, would be like comparing Lang Lang to Chick Corea.

@@martinpaddle Oh I actually entirely agree with most of what you're saying. The only reason I responded with Jason Richardson as an example (and also Jason Becker and Petrucci would be good examples here) was because the prompt was "find a more melodic and interesting shredder" not "find a more adept improviser and fusion guitarist". I honestly don't really put Tom in the "Shred" category, so I agree with you that it's not appropriate to compare him to people that are in the shred category, but the prompt put him there, so I went for it. But yes, I agree with you!

thank you!!!

Ye Olde Sorry but most people find this kind of music and playing boring in the world. Sure musicians love it but most of the world aren’t musicians. Hence, why it never breaks the charts and never has...

@@nsen74 what most people find interesting is not a mark of quality tho hahah. Loads of people like card I B dosent change the fact that her music is trash and the total antithesis of everything that makes music good.

Martin resorts to running scales while Tom grabs the spotlight.

Dictum1 that’s a very agressive response bro 😂 it’s true he does look miserable

I love how you can play better than MM :)

@jasper426 he can't play = it's not his turn to play.

What your saying is where your great technique would be a tool rather than a reason

😂😂😂

@jasper426 that’s why lol