Agreed! Thanks so much for checking it out!!

He's not underrated at all to true experienced guitarists and musicians who know and hear his talents. He's got so many true fans and followers and influenced so many up and coming musicians, myself included.

Wes is one of my favorite guitarists of all time, and underrated af

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Well said! Very similar story here also. Thanks for checking out the video, I appreciate it. 🤘😎

I totally agree. Always thought Wes was way underrated.

He comes up with some amazing stuff, that's for sure! 🤘

Hard to say that, the bass and drums were pretty crucial for the sound too

I'd have to agree with you! Well said!!🤘😎

It's all about the riff. Very memorable. Thanks so much for watching. 🤘😎

I agree!

Without effects it doesn’t sound that good imo.

My way is similar to Panteras outro from Floods This sounds very Bucketheadish

Wes has a cool style, that's for sure! Thanks for watching! 🤘😎

You're certainly not wrong! 😉 Thanks so much for checking it out! 🤘😎

Wes does tend to get a lot of credit, and he should, but Sam gets overlooked in a big way. He's a great player and his bass parts are so important to the sound of LB.

That's a great idea! I appreciate the suggestion! 🤘😎

@@blackoutstudiospei along those lines Pantera would be a great one as well, dimebag didn’t have very many clean riffs but the ones he did have were cool 🤘

@@bauerca3263 You are absolutely correct. Great suggestion. 🤘

Wes is such a creative player.

Thanks for the kind words! I agree, Wes is extremely creative. It's difficult to do as he would do it. 🤘😎

I just had a look! Great job man! 🤘

Wow, thank you so much for the kind words! I truly appreciate it! 🤘

Thanks dude! I appreciate you checking it out!

Thanks, I appreciate that. 🤘

Very well said! 🤘😎

I appreciate the kind words. Thanks for checking it out. 🤘😎

Appreciate you checking it out. 🤘😎

I fully agree. One of my favorites! 🤘

@@blackoutstudiospei he influenced me a lot on my playing and in the use of delays

​@@cigano666 Also a huge influence in that dept for me as well. Always loved that sound. Delay is fun!

Thanks for checking it out! 🤘😎

There are so many!! Maybe a part 2 sometime... 🤔 . Thanks so much for watching! 🤘

@@blackoutstudiospei Please do PART 2 🙏

Thanks dude. I really appreciate that! 🤘

Thanks for watching! 🤘

Thanks for checking it out!

It's definitely a great one. Thanks for taking the time to check it out! 🤘😎

Tremonti or alter bridge. Mercy drive

Thanks for the video... Is there a chance you could update with the tunnings used for each song please? Regards

@@thesickness619 Sure, I will do my best. It's been a while. Counterfeit - C# Standard Hot Dog - C# Standard Livin' It Up - C# Standard My Way - C# Standard Re-Arranged - C# Standard Take A Look Around - C# Standard No Sex - Drop D It'll Be Ok - C# Standard The One - (Custom 4 string - e B F# F#) I believe i played it in C# Hold On - Eb Standard

​@@blackoutstudiospeiwhat sound do you use, and pedal

Thanks for checking it out. I appreciate it. 🤘

True, but you have to admit it sure is a cool riff when Wes plays it! Thanks for watching. 🤘😎

Thanks for the kind words! I really appreciate it. 🤘😎

Thanks for checking it out. I appreciate it! 🤘😎

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Wow thanks so much! I really appreciate the kind words! I certainly think a follow up would be a great idea also! Which PRS are you playing? 🤘😎

Thanks for the kind words! 🤘😎

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Thanks so much!

I didn't really try to match exact delays with these ones, so the delays on the actual songs will be different. Thanks for checking it out! 🤘

Thanks, I appreciate that! 🤘

He is very creative. 🤘

Thanks for the tip. Not trying to be Wes, that's for sure. Just jamming through some cool riffs. 🤘

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Great eye! The gauge is .014 - .068 on a 27.7" scale baritone. Thanks for taking the time to check it out. 🤘😎

@@blackoutstudiospei nice!! I’ve been debating getting a 7 string or a baritone.

Thanks so much for the kind words!!

That is an awesome riff, I agree. I think the majority are in C# standard, as that was a Wes staple. There could be a couple in there that are different, but it's been a while so I really would have to revisit. 🤘

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Great points. Maybe I'll do a video dialing in actual tones sometime. Could be fun. Thanks for checking it out.

I agree completely, well said! 🤘😎

Wes always had a giant pedalboard. Loads of delays and other fun things. I don't have the effects set up just like his, but this did the job for this riff video. Thanks for watching! 🤘😁

I can see it! Thanks for taking the time to check it out. 🤘

Guitar is a baritone. The gauge is .014 - .068. 🤘

I'm not sure what exactly Wes was using in the original, but I put a bit of auto wah on there.

@@blackoutstudiospei it must have been his EHX Q-Tron auto Wah that’s always on his pedalboards, I thought it was either an auto Wah or a phase 90

It would be difficult to actually pick one as "better." They were both incredibly creative guitarists, but certainly have different styles. Wes of course was the only guitarist in LB, where Head was one half of a duo with Munky. What do you think? 🤔

Thanks for the advice. I appreciate you checking it out! 🤘😎

That 4 string thing was pretty interesting, and you are absolutely on point. Once he started using that Floyd, he REALLY wailed on that thing. HoT Dog is a prime example. 🤘

Which song?

I may try to do some videos on that at some point. That might be fun. Thanks for the suggestion!!

I couldn't agree more. Those grooves were so catchy. Every member brought something special to the band. 🤘

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I appreciate the feedback! This one was meant to just focus on riffs, however you just might be on to something for another one. 😉

Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks for checking it out! 🤘

Agreed. It's pretty tough to be Wes, unless you are Wes! He's one of a kind, that's for sure. Appreciate you checking it out! 🤘😎

What’s your metric? Complexity or creativity?

@Chris Pyott I mean Eric Clapton, Jimmy page, eddy van Halen, slash, hendrix? Wes borland is a stud guitarist no doubt. But all his riffs are very similar and quite rudimentary. Easy to play and replicate

He's definitely not one of the shred guitar virtuoso types, but is extremely creative. His ability to write memorable riffs is top notch. He's awesome, but in a different way. I appreciate you checking out the video!!

Did he ever claimed to be? What if Clapton, Van Halen and Slash's music is boring, and Borland, Stephen Carpenter and Adam Jones' riffs are more interesting somehow? BTW, I've seen a lot of discussions about Slash's technique on reddit and elsewhere

@@AlexanDrMoskalenko Clapton shouldn’t even be on a list in my opinion. What did he do in terms of guitar technique or innovation that people still use today other than covering a Clapton song? Great guitarist sure, and good songwriter when he actually wrote the song. Slash isn’t all that important either really. And GnR and Clapton is boring to me. Not like Hendrix, and Van Halen, who without them who knows where we would be in terms of technical and innovative playing. They set standards that people in all genres of music that people still use to this day. Adam jones, Stephen carpenter, head and munky, and Wes Borland gave us sounds and tones that while they are simple in terms of technique, are still some of the most difficult to recreate. But it’s all in your own taste I guess. I’m a huge Pantera fan, and loved all of dime’s tones through the years, yet a lot of people think his tone was pure shit.

The guy in alley behind the music store said it was a tone jacket..... 🤷

I agree. I think I used the same setting for most of these to be honest, however, this was just about the riffs. I may dive into dialing in all of the Wes sounds in a future video. I appreciate the feedback. 🤘

Yeah, to get the exact sounds, Id have to mess around with delays more for sure. Maybe a future video....? Thanks for the feedback! 🤘

Thanks for watching! I truly appreciate it! 🤘