Because john Paul Jones wrote the riff

I still can't believe there's no woman singing on that one.

The yellow submarine is one of those movies I have that I had to own all the different copies of and yes that includes the original release VHS and Laserdisc

LMAO. THRASH METAL??????

When I bought Jar of Flyes ( the first tiime) i was a teenager.. Now at 38 this, song hits different

Zeppelin songs are so easy even a child the age of Jimmy Page's girlfriend could play it.

Love will find a way was good to

Is he 70?

Thats damn near $300 for that lego set. Money well spent too based on his reaction. What a nice dad this boy has

The Kinks - You Really Got Me.

Man, I like it!

I freaking love this song

Craziest part of this song is thar Mark was unsatisfied with the original take so when Weird Al asked if he could parody the song he said only on one condition: That he could play on it. And eventually he got a take exactly how he REALLY wanted it.

*insults Wonderwall* *Doesn't play it right*

Nice to see someone else playing it way up in the 9th position like me. Whenever I see EE play it live he plays everything but the ending climb way down the neck at 4/5.

86' live in Toronto All I need to prove that its an issue of skill

This song is amazing in all aspects.Bass lines,George riffs and solo,Lennon on Piano and absolutely awesome duet by john and Paul...And Ringo,of course that Perfect drums.

I think you got the tone quite well. But what's not there yet is the fluid and melodic progression of the notes the way you're playing them. Of course, few can duplicate the mastery of a Mark Knopfler playing.

Legos didn't have cool stuff like that when I was a kid. We were lucky we got wheels. 😂

“Thank you, that was a David Bowie song” - Kurt Cobain

No. Once you have the muting down it’s like riding a bike. Snow has to be practiced regularly to play that fast

Nutshell is half step down and Wonderwall is typically capoed at the 2nd fret so there's that

I've played this in many bands as a drummer. If you can't control it , the band can't follow it. It really is a song where we the drummer Keep it together! Sorry guitar players this one's ours!!!

This arrangement is far from complicated. It’s just the timing of the drums that makes it appear that way. Any half decent garage band can figure this out. You want to look at a difficult song, study Stairway.

I never had trouble playing black dog, and I was sixteen at the time.

Geezer can fucking seriously play.

I'm not a musician so I didn't know It was difficult, but it's definitely super cool.

Sorry to nitpick, but I think you should check your intonation or fret level or something, 'cause for some reason your 6th string seems to be a bit sharp when you fret. Might be tuning but for some reason it's especially noticeable when you're in the 3rd position compared to open strings...

Dude I learned that song at like 15…

Thanks for videos and informative

Every time I hear this I cant picture it without Pulp Fiction

He called it Paul Mccartney 😂

Very interesting topic! Looking forward to more videos from you! 😘🍭

Just play with your pink and bar with your index finger

HELL YEAH

Good job. You nailed it.

What guitar is that

Amazing

I think nutshell is so overrated. Everyone says how depressing it is. Idk never done it for me

1st time I have heard the guitar demonstrated for And Your Bird Can Sing that sounds correct.

actually it makes absolutely no difference, because you're not Cobain, and nobody has any expectations of you ever being him

Well the first three chords are the same so a little.

Its Dear Pruedence by Beatles but heavier GD version 😊

Jimmy page

Marygold, technically Open chords

I love Alice in Chains. There were countless times that their music helped me get through it. The times I was in rehab, for example. I miss taking guitar lessons.

Spirit in the Sky is probably the most famous.

Always appreciate great rhythm patterns. Radioheads High and Dry has a goodie

Man Zeppelin really just had so many of the greatest guitar riffs of all time. Literal supergroup.

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