hahaha!!

Pretty sure that's a cordless phone.

Shadow SH075 MIDI converter

@@guboru What's it doing

at first i was like "wait wha?" and then i was like. Yes. calculator.

Jon Snow don’t bother with these lessons. You know nothing. You will always know nothing.

Big Ceec he slept with his own aunt man

Only guitarist I know of including Vai, Hendrix, Segovia, and Pass, SRV who masters all styles from classical to jazz to country to metal to blues to "Morse" ! (not sure about Zappa, but haven't heard Zappa do acoustic, though he was a TRUE genius so glad I got to catch him live before he went "Home") I've been playing for 40 years and saw him do an all acoustic show in the '80's.

@Big Ceec you haven't watched Game Of Thrones, have you?

@@gumnentkilla5093 Guthrie govan sits above them bro just because they're rated high doesn't mean they're technically more solid. And they're old also doesn't mean they're better lol

Your point is right! That's why not everyone can understand the genius in Steve Morse

Does anyone know the Derg 's song at 36:00 ? Just beautiful

@@KebabKnopfler95 It's 'Sleep' from Free Fall.

What’s the name of the tune 17:55?

John Petrucci says hi.

In my country (Mexico) these things weren't even offered!, nowhere to be found 😑

I’m grateful

Same here 🤣

KING of alternate picking

HanoverFiste3 😂

Hahaha... at the end "Ok that's great Steve but could you please just say cheese...".

Any art form needs artists of all calibers to not stagnate. I'd bet you listen to and like other guitarists whose techniques are perhaps not as intense and or precise? Besides, you never know when a breakthrough or epiphany will strike. The answer is always to keep playing and have fun. I'm sure Steve would tell you the same. :)

I feel the same way - every time I've seen him live - I just put my guitars down for a week or two . . .

Welcome to the club buddy! Same feelings here, for a moment you feel like a) and the other like b). It's a roller coaster that make ask yourself if you really have the talent to do it, or if you dont practice too much...

Same

cherokee592 me too

Steve Morse is the auditory equivalent of a strobe light: tumeni notes will give your ears a seizure! Overwrought prog noodling is and always will be riff salad, not any real song craft or composition, and is why Bob Dylan will always be infinitely more interesting and compelling than Steve Morse. Because it's not about how fast or how intricately you play, it's about songwriting and songcraft and how those songs have "feel", "emotion", "character" and "soul" and how those songs touch on the human experience. Conversely, Steve's hopelessly resigned himself to getting so bogged down in soulless technicality that what's left is boring, overly refined, homogenous riff salad. Yawn.

@@iphner43 his phrasing is magnificent it's a shame you can't hear it. Perhaps you should try cultivating more diverse musical tastes? I recommend going back to Bach and working your way back up to post fusion eclecticism. Best of luck on your musical journey, may you find enlightenment.

@@kinesjl Enough with the condescending, sanctimonious, pompous, music theory elitism, it's nauseating. It's not that I can't hear that his phrasing is magnificent; I'm not arguing that he isn't talented per se, what I'm arguing is that there's simply no finesse, no feeling, no restraint, no soul, no character, no emotion, nothing at all whatsoever. Playing as fast and as elaborately as you can inevitably devolves into riff salad. It's as plain and boring as overwrought, pompous, pretentious riff salad prog rock has always been. I recommend you listen to Peter Green, Lowell George, Duane Allman or Ry Cooder, Keith Richards or Nick Drake and diversify your musical tastes so you understand what a soulful, compelling song actually sounds like, perhaps you may find some enlightenment. There's a reason the New Yorker called prog rock the whitest music ever. Try listening to a song that makes you actually feel something other than better than everyone because of a myopic focus on soulless technicality.

@@iphner43 I do listen to all of those you mentioned, and Rory Gallagher and Roy Buchanan as well among many others. The difference between us is I do not myopically limit myself to a singular genre There's nothing quite so tragic as a willfully closed mind. Have a nice day, and don't fear cultivating diverse musical taste, embrace it.

​@@kinesjl Just because you may disagree with my strong critique of Steve Morse's style and approach to songwriting and playing and why I think prog rock is boring, soulless, pretentious riff salad doesn't mean I'm myopically limiting myself to a single genre of music. That assumption doesn't even make any sense, it's a non-sequitur. I'm just simply arguing that Steve Morse is a case study in how you can be the world's greatest guitar player, but still be perfectly incapable of writing a decent song.

Aylbdr Madison 1 must be a bit sentient just to listen 2 him

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No shit!!!

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Right. Legato without sweep picking! I still prefer the sound of sweep picking (ala Frank Gambale, Scott Henderson, Robben Ford, etc.), though :-)

Patrice Lessagio Paul Gilbert and Buckethead can do all of those different styles too. Lol

Patrice Lessagio he's an Ace no doubt !

Gilbert and Morse are a different calibre.

I loved his funny expressions the way he makes you want to listen to has a teacher. He gets you involved and eager to learn more from him. But when you hear him blaze he shows what he has shown you to do. Alot of great information and technique in this and his is out of town but accessible.

Guthrie Govan bro, Guthrie Govan...

Will All

Well it's obvious.

it’s definitely green

Could be marine blue. Im bettin 5 bucks.

Orange

I couldn't play them all that fast until I practiced economy picking. It's all how you practice. You have to really push your self with a metronome and keep taking breaks... Keep messaging your hands. like working out. Sets and reps. The hardest thing is learning how to developer your picking. Everyone is different and to technics vary a lot.