Enjoy your music. By any chance have you heard of Venmo? A lot of people use it to transfer money. I'll send over tip once I get my PayPal up. Thank you

@@tyzxcj34 yes, I know venmo. Doesn’t work in Canada.

thanks! it comes from 1000’s of hours of practice, absorbing everything, then stripping everything away until you find...yourself.

You play the music my era and I love it I would love to be able to see you play in person you do excellent job you're so talented great job come to Spartanburg South Carolina I would love to see and hear you play good job

thanks. Go pro solved all the mobility issues.

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It’s so entrancing, I feel like I’m under hypnosis when I watch his hands for too long

Thanks! You can support this channel through patreon, paypal tip, or bandcamp links in description for all my original music. I am still banned from busking and make no money from youtube videos, no matter how many views they get.

glad you enjoy it.

I will take you up on that! Lol! Thanks for the support! Made my day!

Awesome. Would love to see that. Respect to Kev ‘n Penny, too 🇬🇧🙏🏻🇨🇦

Kevin Twining What would be really cool about that if David would come outside while he is playing.

Sorry ot hear that...

My condolences

@@philjudd3473 Thank You.

@@stephanematis Thank You.

My heart-felt condolences 🙏 I lost my mother in January.

Thanks! Yes, there is a mindset, and this applies to every guitar solo lesson on youtube, that copying someone else's solo is the pinnacle of achievement. I literally scream when I see another AC DC video showing how to play a solo and it has 1 million views. Meanwhile those that do their own thing are never seen. I too have done the copy thing, but it's a bad habit that needs to be broken asap or you suffer immensely as a player. No one ever sold records playing someone else's solo. And you're right about spacing, it's another thing that many players never learn. This is why no one ever cries a tear after a Malmsteen solo. Anticipation is very valuable in a song. It's part of the reason I never liked general music theory. Creates too many clones.

@@shatnershairpiece Thanks to the delights of KZfaq algorithm, but what should pop up in my suggestions list shortly after my posting above but interviews with Greg Lake, discussing among other things why he loves the Gibson J200 -as if anyone hearing the first few bars of “In The Beginning” needs any explanation. I came “of age” during what I consider to be that magic era of the late 60’ to mid 70’s, and consumed all manner of musical genres, and now 50yrs later am finding that bombastic shredding for its own sake has lost much of its appeal - but I digress. Thanks for sharing the artistry of this 21st Century bionic guitarist.

@@fonkenful yes, shredding is a thing even I was tired of seeing through the 80’s, thankfully dying when Nirvana hit. No one listens fondly to this kind of guitar playing or misses it. I can’t imagine someone saying “I really miss that 1000 note phrase that Malmsteen played in that song back in 1984. Makes my heart soar!” The thing these players miss is that guitar is not a sport. They seem to want to connect only with other guitarists which is a mistake. 99% of people are not musicians and barely understand music when it’s slow, let alone a million notes in 4 bars. Personally I can’t stand most jazz either because it’s non stop bullshit notes with no spacing. You learn this very quickly on the street, where you have to connect emotionally and not with technique. It’s the same reason my complicated finger style arrangements get no reaction even though they are impressive to me and other musicians. People in general don’t care how technically skilled you are. They don’t even care about mistakes. I have a prince video ‘ten minute purple rain solo’ that went viral and people love it even though I think it’s mediocre and full of mistakes. They connect with the emotion I put through.

well said

@@shatnershairpiece "Non-stop bullshit notes with no spacing..." 😅😅😅 Love that!! Best description I ever heard!

I appreciate that. The trick is to always feel what you are playing. You should never play anything that doesn’t move you. play in the moment.

To me that's disrespectful to the person who put in that much practice.

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Hi! I also saw them in 1986 Vancouver. I feel the same about the 70’s. I saw most of my concerts in the late 70’s to late 80’s. My first concert was Johnny Cash in 1974. Floyd is always popular on the street and I will continue to play some this year.

Thanks. It’s great people like you can enjoy this now, as hardly anyone did when I played it live.

@@shatnershairpiece How do you like your Irony..... Fried or boiled 🤪 May the Force be with you.🌀 (-: :-)

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Thanks. They always go down well on the street.

only if you have snacks.

Glad to hear it!

Thank you so much 😀

Thanks! You can support this channel by checking the description links for patreon, PayPal tip, and band camp, where you can download 15 years worth of my original music. I’m still banned from Busking and I make no money from KZfaq videos.

Thanks! You can support this channel by checking the description links for patreon, PayPal tip, and band camp, where you can download 15 years worth of my original music. I’m still banned from Busking and I make no money from KZfaq videos.

that’s the only way you can look at it. If you’re not in it for the love of music and improving, you might as well forget it. i’ve never been about fame or money. It’s always been how can I play better than my last take?

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks! You can support this channel through patreon, paypal tip, or bandcamp links in description for all my original music. I am still banned from busking and make no money from youtube videos, no matter how many views they get.

exactly right!