Thom Yorke would agree. Everything In The Right Place

I always think that way....technique is important to reach your creative goals. That's hard work!! But....creativity is the thing!!! To be able create tonality landscapes in your head is where it ALL begins🙏😊and he has both👍😊

100% you can spend years and figure out the technique, but the music and melody sense, thats talent.

@@decomicssehablaasi Absolutely. One thing I'd like to add is that I love every time a thing like this happens. Us (the elderly :D) can always come up with names like "a prodigy", "wunderkind" or whatnot, which is NOT something I want to do here. I've always been inspired by people like this, and this is exactly that - young man Mancuso over here is only a couple of steps away from genius and every time I see that happen I just naturally get the urge to do more, play or compose - doesn't matter. I just do more... Yeah, that joke about burning the guitars was just a 'trendy' dad joke. :D I hope he continues his path and reaches greatness in the way only he imagined - we're merely the audience here, and listening closely. :)

His technique is awesome but compared to Guthrie govan, Al Dimeola, Steve Via, there is not much new. The music on the other hand is pretty special and thats the important thing after all.

He may be the next greatest... I wanna here him do bluegrass and country.

​@@youropionmattersnot check the video where he plays a Brent Mason tune

He's coming to Hamburg and Berlin

I agree. The tone of Matteo's guitar, plus the overall piece, is reminiscent of Cliffs of Dover by Eric Johnson.

Not really unique hahaha. Maybe for the electric guitarists. But asa classical guitarist myself, I mean he is just adapting it to the electric guitar. I actually do the same cuz I have no idea how to play with a pick hahah. But yeah he's good. It's more his musicality, his harmonies. And yeah, for an electric guitar player it's quite unusual

This is Claudio Quartarone s technique

I did three times: i have three accounts

@@AlexandreLuiz-ph8ns This is the way

More!

Hes actually using classical guitar technique, pretty interesting

@@Jordarr8994 there is also a flamenco technique, called picado, which is very similar

James Taylor does something similar on an acoustic guitar to create a bass line. I've heard Leland Sklar talk about it.

​@davidebasile9422 picado technique is similar in the alternation of index and middle but way more difficult, as every note must be played "apoyando" which is actually what makes it very challenging and gives it the picado tone. also, picados are played in a spanish guitar, which is way more difficult and tone-sensible than an electric guitar with distortion, which makes it way easier to play with pull-ofs and pull-ons

@@urbanizeedDzn Yes, as I said, it is similar but there are also differences you mentioned. I just noted that not many mention picado technique when talking about how Matteo plays. Most rather compare it with bass technique. Anyway, in the interview with Rick Beato, Matteo mentions something about how he achieves the speed and also mentions something similar to apoyando, though again, it is not the same thing.

He comes from the classical guitar which is why he plays in this way, in that way he can make more notes than with the plectrum

Many years back I saw Deep Purple at the Beacon theatre in NYC. This iteration of the band was without Blackmore. Their lead guitarist (don't remember his name) played without a pick and used his fingers like Matteo. He too was amazing but in a rock style. Matteo's harmonic vocabulary, soloing and his dexterity is amazing.

E per completare ti consiglio drift lab progetto sempre con mancuso ma anche Federico Malaman al basso ecc

This Has being out in this planet for years and years

And some fighting games music too!

Gt vibes!

Here's one for Mateo ❤, here's one for Allan (RIP) ❤.

They ARE totally different ..BUT the quest for holy Grail still goes on....

Exactly! When he said it not rock and it's not Jazz, it's something else... I thought, yeah it's Holdsworth lol it couldn't sound more like him but it's amazing he's finger-picking that type of playing even Allen would think that's crazy.

Lol calm down.

Man you're simping to a different level. Take it easy

That’s a custom shop Yamaha made to Mateo’s specs. It is not a production model, but the new Revstars are definitely influenced by it. Particularly, the bridge and chambered body.

What a miraculous, melodious duo that would be! 💜👏👏👏

Indeed !@@DianeLee999

or Mohini Dey

MARCIN

Nah.

He has done many versions of Holdsworth.

Al Dimeola

the first song is literally the same style of uncle skunk by guthrie govan

I hear EJ in his playing almost more than anyone else. This cat is just unreal.

Holdsworth

I saw that too. Great stuff!