Many guitarists talk to their guitars. They keep us company, they have a life of their own, fair enough we apologize to them if we hurt them 😂

He’s Irish, we just apologise to everything and everyone for anything 😂

He even pats it's.... what would anthropomorphically be it's head. He's just precious. Love him and Murt talking shop.

Arent we all ? Wait ... no ?! Oh ok.

exactly. i was looking for this comment. Same vibe when he says he isn't a sex symbol. Sweet Andy still believes in Santa xD

I went down to the comment section to comment this exact thing

I know what he means tho. He's extremely skilled for guitar playing and has the creativity to get almost any sound he wants from guitar for his songs. His playing is accurate, clean, sparkly and moving. Considering he's self-taught, it's remarkable. But people who have devoted themselves to guitar to a certain extent normally know how vast and complex guitar can be across so many genres (rock, blues, jazz, funk, classical, flamenco, etc.). To be highly proficient with both hands, not just re physical skills but when it comes to harmony, even in one style such as jazz, that can take a whole lifetime. One can't help but be humble in the face of some guitar legends who were still learning when they were old. But yeah, to the mere mortals, he's indeed a great guitar player :)

He’s almost in virtuosic territory with his guitar playing, he’s not a great piano player If anything

Gotta respect a man who respects his instruments!

See that didn’t faze me at all because I talk to my guitars all the time. It’s a musician thing, we all do it.

That makes me so happy he likes them they have to be one of if not my fav band

God... that hit me hard xD I loved (I still do of course) them, I began learning how to play guitar with 17 and Auerbach had a tone I adored. Keep it Hid it is also a masterpiece to me. I am really glad they are still releasing stuff, I love Dan and Patrick.

I mean, The Black Keys put their first album out during the early 2000s and the album he mentioned (Rubber Factory) came out in 2004 so he was probably a teenager when they really got big so that makes sense for him to say it

Hi Nicholas🤹‍♀️. I don't normally review too many posts on KZfaq, however, I stumbled across your comments submitted on the video of Hozier and Chris chatting about the various types of guitars (pertaining quality, preference of equipment, and their relation to the artistic craft of music). Hozier has an effective way of reeling in his audiences; whether in an interview, podcast, talk show circuit, concert, whatever. Most of his fans are beginning to surmise that he embodies multiple qualities, talents, and gifts. He is not cocky or arrogant. He doesn't wreak of entiltlement; nor does he flex his escalating popularity. I look forward to his eventual Grammy Achievement . Your post was very articulate and well structured. Being an English major, and Linguist Specialist, it's refreshing to observe proper context of writing in a post, tweet, or commentary (of any kind). I was compelled to share this note with you; while commending you for taking the time, in our fast-paced world, to genuinely share a Written thought from the heart, that wasn't ladened with relentless acronyms, self-made abbreviations, or exaggerated emojis. Thanks for keeping with grammatical sense and learned syntax. I wish you extended favor and blessings in life. Enjoy your day. Take care.

That album is killer, yeah. Definitely has some of Dan’s best riffs and songwriting

Which one?

He made several of them.

I listened to every word, but yeah, I get distracted by his sheer beauty.

maddogg614 BACKED. Probably wishful thinking though, their guitarist Nick has been pretty secretive about his gear in the past. :(

Or a dram of whiskey for each “hem” 🤪

Make that “ehm”

Or " totally"

Nope it's happening again

Probably got copyright claimed and they had to edit it out

Trev Barnes With the artist they’re INTERVIEWING?!!

JG 93 that’s the unfortunate side of KZfaq

theaceofspadesjl probably thinking the Ryman auditorium

@@liamgallagherrr I thought they were the same place? The Bonamassa rundown was at the Ryman.

He plays them all. What do you mean?

I meant: he doesm‘t really play them in this video. For me that‘s missing. The interview itself is cool and interesting.

@@fredericinterpaul1801 I see... I guess it's because they're pressed for time since this is before their show.

Nails are very important to guitar players. Especially as he does not really use a pick and he does fingerstyle.

what do u mean

hugh sl I mean that I didn’t actually know that he played guitar

He's a solid fingerstyle player as well

Ffs so he's not an arrogant asshole! Dislikes being in the spotlike so he can't string a sentence together??? Have you read his song lyrics???