The craziest one I've seen was Chris Broderick's lick. The amount of tapping is crazy.

Totally! Those were fun to watch back in the day.

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actually, he's even a slight bit ahead of him!

The watch isn't doing it's job. Smh

@@DavidNwokoye 🤣

@FiniteAutomaton Well he's good AND fast. Foetus.

@FiniteAutomaton 🤣🤣

You can be fast without being good, but you're not good if you don't also have the ability to go up to a certain speed. Jason obviously beeing way past that certain speed.

Cody Bryant When you’re at Richardson’s level I would have a hard time believing that anything on an ATR set would be challenging. That’s like asking Petrucci to play Smoke on the Water.

@Dylan Gruenloh No. Not at all..

@Dylan Gruenloh Eh, as much as i loved oli herbert technically jason richardson is literally on a different planet. Oli wrote some amazing riffs though and he is still the entire reason i started learning guitar. But you have to take a step back and realize jason is a once in a lifetime guitarist and honestly i don't think anyone will top him in a long time, guy is the most technically proficient and clean guitarist i've ever seen, and he has a very very VERY rare knack of being able to play very fast and technical stuff without it just being the same couple of scales like jacky vincent.

@Dylan Gruenloh could be, he is human after all lol. Only reason I say what I've said is I've seen the dude live since he was In born of Osiris and I've been amazed by him almost every time. And I mean to the point where its the only thing I remember from their sets

@Matthew Davies I actually haven't heard his solo stuff, I'll check it out, and im not going by what other dudes say i've listened to falling in reverse for a long while and I've never been impressed by most of their solos except the odd one or two here and there

Right?

Dude.... Just practice. What hes doing in this video is not hard. Couple months of practicing alternate picking and you'll be 10x better than this douche.

@@johnvincent1823 Lmao what a joke

@@johnvincent1823 I hope u joking

Because it's fun and you love it!

*ridiculous

What happens when you put a shredder in an ATM?

@@quantumfoam140 they wouldn't be much good for shredding anymore, that's for sure

This is definitely next level flex

rick does some amazing legato stuff some of the best there is. that is not jason's strong side.

@@reiniervanzwieten7092 You are right, those 2 guys are beasts!

Haha I wish I could struggle like that

@@uanra228 Maybe "struggle" wasn't the right word, let's say that he has to put some "effort" to play the solo loll

It’s as if JR is trying to capture the spirit of what Rick does, but their personalities in playing is so different at times. I love his genuineness to it as he can.

You should see Charles Caswell

Andrew Whitmore I didn't know until now I'm gonna search

@@andrewwhitmore8756 i'm so happy that the dude is getting the recognition he deserves. He's been beasting ever since

Andrew Whitmore lol you mean guitar pro guy

Stephen Taranto is absurd as well

He actually improvised a bit and was more expressive with the bends and pinch harmonics thrown in there, super impressed with how far he’s come in terms of phrasing and improv. He consistently gets cleaner and cleaner.

All that shredding I think his shirt got caught in the crossfire.

He *shredded* his shirt hehehehehehehehehehehehehejejflöcöslwnvr9elckw

Air vents to cool him down?

Hahahaha

HAHAHAHAHAHA IM NOT ALONE

He honestly looks nothing like Shia Lebeouf.

He looks more like that kid actor from Small Soldiers and The Patriot

You haven't listened to much Petrucci, have you?

​@@dooboio7816 Petrucci has past his prime..I think that's what he meant

lol but cool =DD

He's way better than petrucci technically

@@jimyang8824 Then that's a weird way to say it. Implying that someone is like someone else but on steroids is usually, in the guitar world, that they sound alike but one of them is much more technical. I don't hear any similarities in the sound of JR in comparison to JP. He's a technical monster though and puts out cool music.

Yeah, he's extremely proficient and very fast and clean, but it's not the kind of stuff you can just listen to.

I also disagree. I first started listening to him through Luke Holland (the drums in this album) and started listening to his stuff. Then I found videos and such. His music is great to me audibly and visually.

I love the guitar, i play a lot, i have a video on my page of me doin an eddie van halen solo thingy not bragging or anything just saying how much i love electric guitar and this is a bit much, granted this guy can probably play anything under the sun, his physical and mental ability is through the roof excellent but there doesnt seem to be any feel. Its like hes a programmed robot and doesnt even seem like hes enjoying doing it himself, it seems like hes focusing so hard on which notes to hit he cant even listen to it and feel it and enjoy it or even do any improv, But kudos to the guy hes doing a hell of a lot better than ill ever do and hes making it work and making money. but if he got some feel in there he would be one of the greatest, the reason people like this arent household names are because theyre playing to impress other musicians not the common listener

It's just this direction that most new metal bands are heading towards that turns me off too. All that djent/sweep picking/breakdown centric crap should have stayed in the mid 2000s where it should be. Animals as leaders to me really is the best example of the kind of music you're talking about.

He uses 10 52s

Nope. He uses light af strings. Even on drop F he uses a 56 (and on a fkin 25.5 scale guitar too)