Profound

With the great amount of tutorial material available for free.

You forgot about a small inconvenient called tik tok

@@udhwuj68291 oh ya the biggest whiplash rn

@@user-ku3vg7tv9f Problem isnt instruments or instruction. Its creativity and expression. Im really, reeeaaaally bored with aimless shredding. I want to hear some riffs Im compelled to grab my guitar and learn.

@@BradleyHallGuitar well said Bradley

The Rock around the Clock solo rips.

@@tommartling2473 hell ya, shits crazy

they coudl've at least've used a strat on the neckposition though, that tinny sound is kind of shitty to be frank :D

@@tommartling2473 That is one of the earliest "proto-shred" solos I can think of. The guitarist played it really cleanly too. Great technique.

🤣

it's cool to see that a guitarist like Brad who actually is in that 2010+ league, also indirectly shows that he had struggled with this punch into his self-esteem

They also edit out mistakes lol or add another guitar overlap like Lucas Mann but yeah they are more skilled

it wasnt even a solo, more like technical excersizes haha

That 2010s thing is so false it makes want to vomit.

Kim Thayil Kicks in the door and beats you with his guitar.

@@jordiejames3552 or Jerry Cantrell

@@miajc6606 like the title of the video! Literally in a Nutshell.

*DJ scratch breakdown*

The solo part was the bridge part and it was like "we're tuning the guitar even deeper"

If it sounds like it was recorded on a flip phone in 2003 then you know it’s a banger

But, cant write a note on a napkin 🙄 Lots and lots of top notch technicians, but musicians are rarer than ever.

@@springbloom5940 you've got to be kidding me

@@al.ex.bey_ Guilty dog barks loudest

@@springbloom5940 lol, you sound really bitter and pathetic. Maybe get some therapy for whatever the underlying issue is, instead of projecting weird generational angst?

Its really hard to compare people like Tosin Abasi or Tim Henson, or Ichika with normal guitarists. Dudes are mastercraft.

When you listen to Alice in Chains be like

Can anyone of you recommend me songs like that which has that wah and some similar licks that Bradley played here? It sounds awesome.

@@indranilsingh2682 ong I love that style

@@indranilsingh2682just look up Alice in chains songs lol

@@BradleyHallGuitarIt sounded like crap because you recorded it in doubly!😂

while she sleeps have some cool stuff going on, they deserve more recognition!

Melo death metal bands raised the bar even higher, the most perfect solos that give another ladder to the song's structure as opposed to representing a climax I mean, just look at solos by Insomnium, Amorphis, Wintersun, Be'lakor, or even "one hit ponies" like Delain's song (Masters of Destiny eas it ?), and even supposed-to sound old-style solos are mind-blowing (GVF's Weight of Dreams) The game has been increased to infinity these days, man late 2010s and 2020s really 🪨 🎸 🤘

@@VArsovski10 Totally agree, and Melodeath bands like you mentioned but also some of the greats check out Death, or any Gorguts, or Blood Incantation, or Demilich, they're just weird and hard but not wanky

Yeah, I have adhd too

@@VArsovski10 Be'lakor riffs and solos are both so tasty

Pat Metheny, bro

@@mexicanmaggot666 Fuck yeah!

A lot of solos of that era (50-60s) sound good, is just the ear rapey sound that's hard to listen.

@@CharroArgentino Granted, the 60s in particular had some great sounding solos. Even in the 50s there were some truly amazing guitarists.

@@mexicanmaggot666 Les Paul was the king in the 1950s. The solo in his version of "How High the Moon" I'd put up against any shred guitarist of any era.

Same

Yeah no foolin god damn man Gilmour 😳 people sometimes seem to forget it doesn’t have to be super duper impossible to it just has to sound good and Gilmour sounds amazing with just one note somehow.

SRV, Jimi Hendrix, John Frusciante too

@@MasonUrBuddy To me, guitar music is supposed to be music that you love, not an Olympic competition that some guitarists seem to rest their laurels on.

With two fret fingers

Les Paul was pretty good too (the dude).

I think it gets old quick because it seems that everyone os trying to be the next Periphery, so yeah, there are a lot of bands out there doing the same

I like it, it's like people suddenly discovered they don't have to follow standard patterns and signatures. It might seem like there's a lot of the same stuff out there, but it's mostly because this music hasn't been sifted through yet, with previous decades it's mostly all gems that stood the test of time.

@@Illlium I do agree 100%. In a few years there will be people saying that back then during the Djent/Math Rock phase things were better

@@pedrobastos8132 I'm not that big a fan of most new bands' sound, but I grew up listening to stuff like Realm and Watchtower, so this new school stuff is literally music to my ears.

Same here

So true

@@harleymendez3968 Yup

Yes and it's one of my favorite solos ever. 🤣

*queue the hordes of pretentious ass people saying that you only say this because you're shit at guitar and suck at trying to play the new stuff* I'm right there with you though man, ever since I was a kid when I started playing I've always called myself a "rock guitarist" and am self aware enough to know the shit I play is tried and true but fuck it, it's what I like to play. I've found my wheelhouse and I'm sticking to it, keep rocking out 🤘

Music is just what you want to make of it yourself. The only 'requirements' are self imposed. A single note can convey just as much as 100. It all depends on the musician. I wish more people understood that.

70s I would say was the peak for rock. You had Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Kansas, REO Speedwagon, and Boston. Boston were very much ahead of their time, IMO, and I'd put their music up against any reasonably good rock act now.

Plus with some rare exceptions songwriting itself peaked in the 70s

Show me the 15 year old who has large lick vocabulary, mastery over rhytmn & songwriting on the same level as Hendrix lol. The man could improvise for hours without repeating the same lick and would probably become a jazz fusion master if he lived a bit longer. Miles Davis & other jazz greats wanted to work with him

@@Yourbankaccount Achmad Satria ;) he is 11 I think :) ...

@@Yourbankaccount he just mentioned that.

For me, I just learned a bunch of weird techniques from the avant-garde sixties guitarists that no one really paid attention to (I think people assume that Zappa was as weird as sixties guitar got and... No, he's probably in the top 20 but not even close to top 10 or 5 in terms of weirdness or technical ability from the era). A lot of the time guitarists look at what I'm doing and go "Where the hell did you learn to do that?" Seriously, I can make an acoustic guitar sound like a bird singing or a wolf howling using coins, a metal spoon, and a plastic fork.

Yeah tech death sweepery and tapping stuff is awesome

@@Gary_a_normal_human_being Yes!!!

90s doom death black metal, nuff said

@@opart Hellyeah

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Please recomends songs like that

@@iknow287 the audience ams a fickles mistress....a fickles mistress. and toki ams a dildos

Excellent and surprising choice, I love this solo. And I egree with what you said - While most of metal solos are shreding, this solo is made by someone that knows how to place notes in order to make you FEEL something. (plus its one of my favorite albums of all time)

But yet everything he plays sounds uninspired and emotionless. Nothing he does has any re-listen value. It's the musical equivalent of those art house movies that are very depressing and dramatic that you watch one and say "ok cool" then never want to watch it again. To me music should elicit emotions that bring you back over and over. When you junk it up with all sorts of complicated mess it doesn't resonate with the amygdala anymore and becomes like listening to homework.

@@vicenzor9699 thats just your own opinion man. Tosin is one of the most inspiring guitarists out there. There's a reason everyone's trying to sound like him in modern metal now he completely changed the game and I couldn't possibly listen to one of his solos and hear no emotion at all. He's the only guitarist I know who can become a millionaire making instrumentals lol especially in todays musical business climate where good bands are making no money at all, im sorry but legends of the past couldnt pull that off and you don't get there by sounding unemotional and uninspiring.. and even older legends ,like steven vai, hold him in high esteem. If they think he's good too, shouldn't that hold more weight? I'm not some crazy animals as leaders fanboy either, they're not even one of my favorite bands. But as a guitarist, you can't not respect someone that damn good. But to each their own.