My thoughts exactly.

Martin Kincl Glenn tipton isn't a comparable guitarist dude. his style too unique and hard to reach then the other guitarists.

Если точнее, то очень экономно! Наверное Christian Muenzner от Гленна многому научился.)

@@michaelz1387 Как увидел Глэна-сразу стал играть "экономно"))) Мне 61. До сих пор играю. У Глэна многому научился не столько играл и снимал его соляки сколько манеру их подачи.

Yungvie Malmstien has said for some reason HE can't even duplicate Glenn

"Economy of motion" ...very well said. Its sickening! Ripping leads coming from fingers that look like theyre barely moving. Its something Ive always been in awe of. That and Marty Friedmans picking hand position! 😂 How do they do that?!?! 😅

By the way-he's self-taught!

He finishes every phrase on downbeat, it’s awful, I can’t listen to solo, where every phrase is finished on the beginning of a bar.

And KK too

Love him. Great in his own right. But….Dime? Eddie? Richie Faulkner ….R.R’s. Lynch. Too many greats to name anyone as champion ya know?

@@kawythowy867 This solo alone is more technical and complex than any of them combined,and to think he's one of the first shredders is mindblowing,goes to show older doesn't mean less talented

@@tyronedonut8336this one is amazing but Marty Friedman solo in Tornado of Souls is on a whole new Level

@@luisemilianogonzalezvinces3400 no

True ,but the songs are a collaboration with Rob .Was not the same when he was gone.

this soil is absurdly very difficult. As a human being can do something that is technically almost impossible. Solo fantastic

lol, same, along with my hands

Yep buddy!

It’s wierd to think the same band that made painkiller and ram it down did such different music only half a decade before like the lead playing is almost unrecognisable from Point of Entry and British steel

Friend and a guitar player himself seen Tipton front row and said he used the same pick the entire show.Plays effortlessly . He tried to get Tipton to give him his pick and he wouldn't give it up. Friend was bummed but also blown away by how Tipton played so light and effortlessly all the leads..

Listen to him on Ram it down album . He shreds. Painkiller was just more popular album ,but guitar wise they are close.

Yes!

He is not dead

RIP YOUR BRAIN

All apologies. I thought I heard he had passed. No need get nasty.

@@sillypuddystl2907 He hás parkinson disease, can’t play fulltime anynore, but still play a couple songs in some shows

I don’t think he did, cause Glenn was always on the right from viewers perspective

They would complement each other with their talents. Tipton would encourage Halford to go higher when they were recording.So he did ,but what blew Tipton away was how loud and clear he was when he went higher range.

Yes he makes it look so easy because it is for him.

Judas Priest Defender EDIT: His username is wolfking. There's a guy with an 8 year old cover that is spot on. He wears glasses, just look it up, you can't miss it. As soon as I watched his video I just gave up trying to learn it.

Yeah Ive seen that one, I think that was the first one I saw and it is damn close. Since then there have been many, some good, some not. I tried to learn it years ago, I think I got 15 seconds into the solo before I had no idea where the fuck I was or what was going on, even with guitar pro! hahaha. Havent tried since. I could probably do it now though, but it would very very very very challenging. Just relearned some heads are gonna roll, dont let anyone tell you Glenns solo is easy, if you do it right it destroys your fingers.

Who's Steve Vai?

Judas Priest Defender if you haven't seen it yet this guy does a damn good job too kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hN59Y8tnnr2Vo3k.html

Most underrated guitarist, him and KK both, this solo gives eruption a run for its money.

He will always be a Guitar Hero. Ever listen to his solo album?

They are the most consistent metal band ever, and every album sounds different, no band will ever come close. I love every album and song… every live performance no matter who is in the band.

@@LoganFK No one bro!

The lead work on Ram it down rivals Painkiller .Get a better listen.

this isn't sloppy,they say that because they watch clips when he has parkinsons after 2004,trying to rechange history.

I don't get this mentality. Yeah, he sometimes has fretting bumps/noises in his solos. That's a good thing! It makes it sound like a human played it.

i think Tipton had all the skills of Satch or Petrucci, this song for example i can't think of any of their solos harder than this one.

You obviously have never listened to any country guitarists, those guys dont just strum open position chords.

Ima have to disagree with that statement.

Are you high ?Glen can smoke KK .Why in the later years Glen played most of the lead work.