Music is Win hey

@@maxwelldewberry hey

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hello tyler

Thanks for the PRS....

Ah, yes, the egg tuning song

Ichika nito's songs

Hopefully this will get enough likes for Tyler to see it and make the video. Light up that like button errbody.

Every soundgarden song from superunknown looool

Covered it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rKqgjNhhyJPOZqM.html

back in black

👍👍👍

ah yes SRV

I would love this

Rumble

lmao I only wish I could do that

His guitar collection costs as much as a damn house at this point lol.

And probably amp too

Bro I just change my posture

Baker st blues sax has to be on there

Loosing my religion Strawberry Fields Forever Paint it Black Carey

Like Gamelan in Indonesia

Covered it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n8CSld2Kqs_QY40.html

The lick

Bhaben Chandra Sarma I did the same thing

I was definitely scrolling past looking for something else and stopped when I saw the TOOL logo

Same

Also guilty

Same here dude

Get @AdamNeely in here, stat!

Yes

It is

DA LICCCC

2=2, PRS=PRS

@@holaquetal3085 well yes

@@holaquetal3085 but the original was recorded on a Gibson

@@willslaughterguitar an lp? I mean... i dont really know much about santana but I ve never seen him with a gibson Oh, it's an sg

@@holaquetal3085 yup

Chris Weissert Soothsayer is in minor.

Chris Weissert that’s aeolian, buckethead’s favorite mode by far.

Hidde Veldkamp 46&2?

@Hidde Veldkamp Well that's in phrygian, which Bucket doesn't use too often.

I can only think about Alan Holdsworth

Pretty much anything played using a guitar synth. I'll add--though it's not the case today anymore--when Rage's first album came out, a lot of people just assumed that the quirkier hip hop influenced sounds were done on a keyboard, and didn't realize that it was just Morello's creative use of a couple of techniques and effects. Like I said, no one really thinks that now more than 20 years later, as we are all well aware of Tom Morello, and he obviously influenced a lot of players who have incorporated similar sounds into their playing. But it was super novel at the time.

I sence alot of aerosmith in this vid title. And maybe some korn and nine inch nail

Seven nation army would be in there.

The Solo on Money , that fits so perfectly on to the preceding sax soll

Don't stop practicing and continue learning the musicality behind it and you will do fine. Remember this is all like working out and.going to the gym. This is coming from an athlete and musician ;) I commend this dude for teaching everyone .

Petr Pečenka ml. Until he himself tries to play Cliffs of Dover and struggles mightily. Even though he is great for explaining things to music noobs/nerds like me while also being a very good guitar player.

Funny because it's actually Phrygian Dominant. Not to be A TOTAL NERD but yeah that part kinda rubbed me the wrong way. Also, the song is supposed to be in D Phrygian Dominant. There is a F# in there. But if you were in E Phrygian dominant it'd be a G#

@@mannymaciel8622 This is nothing like being an athlete and going to the gym. This is like being the team doctor.

That's what she said 😉

Tool fans: He is the one

@@chuckleduck4182 "they chose me, and I didn't even graduate from fucking highschool!"

Thank you

Only reason people are here

Thank you

Brian Gray like the don’t talk to strangers solo? Pretty sure that solo contained licks that jake e Lee, randy Rhoads and zakk Wylde use(d) as staple solo stuff. Tbh those licks probably originated prior to richie Blackmore also.

Unless it was originally jake e Lee then I’ll stand corrected.

I caught the stupid there I think

Like 40s stuff nice

“I Just Want to Make Love to You”

One of my favorites to play, didn't know its mode though

Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath

@@Metallkoo Well, that's just a root, octave and tritone. Too bare to specifically call locrian. Might as well be lydian which also has that #4.

I do believe those flows completely over the lowered 5th and so we not truly locrian

I do believe those flows completely over the lowered 5th and so we not truly locrian

I keep forgetting that the main riff in Painkiller is E locrian.

Wheres the punchline... it doesnt even rhyme

@@ishaboy5090 he plays the licc

Yeah that doesn't even rhyme

2:39

John Martinez He play the l i c c

L E G E N D A R Y

*O M G*

DA L I C C

DA LICCCCC also love the pfp fellow tooligan 🤟🏻🤟🏻

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"La Bamba" by Ritchie Valens.

Jesus Tod by Burzum

Trust - Antisocial

@@stevenlevesque4270 Dekk bord - Kaizers Orchestra

lots of band-maid comes to mind =) They can really write a song!

You know his stuff, you just don't know the fancy Greek names. Do you know do re mi, etc.? Center around Do: plain ol' major. Center around Re: Dorian. Mi: locrian? Not sure. But Fa is lydian, Sol is mixolydian (not sure of the spelling), la is aeolian (same as minor), and Ti is phrygian. Sing and play with it. If you can play the major scale, you can play its modes. All this assumes that you can move 'Do" around to any note and the scale pattern will stay the same. In some countries, "Do" is always C, but I like this system better. It makes everything fall into place. In any major key, the I chord is always do-mi-sol, the IV is fa-la-do, the V7 is sol-ti-re-fa. A kid can do it. The Musikgarten program has little kids singing songs with solfage syllables from a young age, and they can sing and play songs in different keys and different modes before they read a note of music. You can learn it, too. Here, watch this cartoon. The green alien spells out the chords that the human kid plays on the ukelele: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iMqclpeTmrSwZZs.html

@@Xubuntu47 Oh, don't get me wrong...I can shred with anyone...I just never learned all the terms and book end of it all. Although, to this day, I'm not a fan of major scales. I learned lead through matching single notes to blues scales way back in 1982. I just figure stuff out by ear....I don't think about what mode I'm in. A few things I get stuck on, like Steve Vai's crazy 12 fret jumping, but a quick look at a vid usually solves my problems. Thanks for your input. :)

Fake Air Pods I started convulsing on the spot. Woke up in the ER. Led Zeppelin is the cause of my bankruptcy

SO MAYBE YOU WILL BE INTERESTED IN GUITAR SUPER SYSTEM

@michal polniak Maybe you’ll be interested in turning off your caps lock. EDIT: Spelling

@@TheDeadTheories Maybe you should calm down and dont take everything in web seriously.

Maybe everybody should just seriously take in everything webly

@michal polniak There. Now, isn’t it better that we aren’t screaming with our keyboards? ;P I’m of course kidding, bro.

Pete L that would legit be a whole list and then some, nutshell lick is legit a top 5 for me

I completely agree. Underated riff god.

Actually has what seems to be Locrian phrase on Love Hate Love during his solo. The Locrian is there, it is just always secret. : )

LMAO

Ugh lmao

In the heart of evil man, plant the seeds of my own plan. The strong and powerful will fall. Find a piece of me in all! You're right, Judas Kiss kicks ass

great idea!

Good idea

Gojira’s stranded is a great one for that, the whammy really cements the sound of that opening riff

The solo (I know, not really a lick) in like a stone- Audioslave

What a pleasant surprise, I didn't see any crappy black album jokes in the thread

I read this tab and instantly the song starts playing in my head

dude play 035 bro it's legendary bro

Funny

because they're smoke on the water

Greg Angel As far as Painkiller goes, the Bb5 chord in the main riff definitely could imply E Locrian, but since the Bb note isn’t present in the rest of the main riff, I’m not completely convinced that Locrian would be the overall tonality. I’d feel more comfortable saying it’s in E Phrygian due to the prominent E-D-E-F-E mordent figures in the lead part, and that the Bb5 chord was temporarily “borrowed” from E Locrian to give a more sinister feel. But you could probably argue it both ways.

Meeting of the Spirits by Mahavishnu Orchestra is in Locrian

I JUST figured out Blackened is Locrian

Blackened can't really be put into one mode, the first half of the main riff could be Locrian, the middle part (E F# G B B) could be Aeolian and the final note being the b2 could make it Phrygian since it comes after the B. I saw a decent video once about the so called "Metallica Scale" (1 b2 ♮2 m3 4 b5 ♮5 b6 b7) which had more notes than a usual scale but you could build many Metallica riffs out of it.

@@dylanchope8992 Yeah, the "Metallica scale" is pretty cool and makes sense when you just think of it as minor plus the two darkest color tones (flat 2 and the tritone), definitely the kind of thing people just trying to sound heavy would stumble upon while jamming. I think I heard about it from Signals Music Studio but wouldn't be surprised if a lot of other people also covered it.

The problem with that one is that it never revolves to the flat 5th. So, it leaves room for argumentation on whether it really is locrian, or just phrygian

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