Troy really breaks it down into layperson terms. ty 4 gr8 convo lads

Yes... Allan was a VISIONARY!!! Just because you may be able to play some Allan doesn't mean you can carry a fraction of his greatness!

It’s funny when he said that that note sounded green to him. I remember being at the gymnasium 20 years back and overhearing a couple of musicians from the Houston symphony talking and they were saying how they saw notes as colors.

Play??? Incredible!

This solo is exactly why i stopped playing guitar, when it came out only the gifted could learn it. No internet back then, think i had a rockman cassette tap headphone amp to learn from.

Lovely outside skilled melodic and rhythmic playing.

No numbness for me just stipped being able to play. Got xray ultrasound two months later, doctor said it looked good and was a muscle strain. Still trying to heal.

papa do you hear me

I’m so sorry not sorry . FFS . Yes I’ll admit the start is very much testing the turbo out on really narrow streets at times and Vinnie lets us know what time it is always … but something happens around that pud wud and then white line. It’s another gear and another level So If you aren’t screaming , crying , clapping , saying nooo, oh NO!! , laughing uncontrollably because of the absolute fkn ridiculousness , and all the while know this love they have at that moment will never happen again …. draws you into an ethereal melancholic state of amazement , humility , inspiration and reverence … by say around 37 min? Then you gotta start over , another time perhaps . 😂❤ The ways Vinnie casually cuts time and finds ways to support , and then derails with what seems no way out and then just never misses on all of these …especially white line … how the entire solo Allan does and the band plays : goes from complete nothing , to basically jumping into a jet dragster , then Time Machine and arriving in a tornado , yet Vinnie caught you with one hand while running everything else (no worries ) … and there’s no wrong anyone can do , the entire band rallys around this moment so compassionately .. the stuff of impossible . The moment of everything and nothing at once . The soaring Allan does in white lines of this era are so frikking out of this world . I feel like I go back and experience my life flashing before my eyes when he goes that far and manages to still have it driven in a lyrical , honest , emotional way . Goddamnit Allan ❤😢thank you . And Thank You , channel owner for this show

AFAIK, the closest anyone today comes to being the next Holdsworth is Roy Marchbank. He is the most technically advanced guitarist of all time. Like Allan, he also has innovative technique and sound.

Thank you for recommending this nice album, „Aether“. I‘ve been getting into the music over the last couple of days and have to say, it is really sublime. The album has some sonic resemblance to the Kurt Rosenwinkel record called „Caipi“, at least that’s the only comparable album which comes to my mind. However, Juan’s music also definitely has its own identity, in a good way.

Crazy mobility. Nice use of the scale!

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Just adding my voice to the choir of people whos picking had a dramatic upturn once i discovered Troy's channel. Get the man a doctorate!

Insane harmonic minor and Aug stuff

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I have been playing since the the seventies, for some reason I never really paid much attention to this technique so I can't not do it well. Bravo for posting a really important topic.

Use you noodle, and stop noodling. Understood.

I love the way allan holdsworth describes noodling lol

Good word for the day! 🎸🎸

Thank you!

it ain't hidden anymore!!! great stuff O'Kane

TQ is a bad boy .. Hard to imagine him not being a good jazz player too .. humility along with insanely high standards for himself is where his statements are from !

at 6:25 did we just hear a jazz fusion player talk about using Messaien's Mode 3?

THIS IS MY GUITAR TEACHER WHAT THE HECK

It was to ensure he wouldn’t get laid

Oh yeah nice fusion snippet! And featuring the insanely tasteful playing of SPK whats not to like.

Like a spider crossing a tightrope. Nicely done. =)

Sound in’ killer bruh!

The best I heard today 💫

I usually fold my middle finger into my pick and use my all my fingers but my middle to pick, I’ve seen people use their index to hold it

You can't tell us his name? Wow

I would not answer with these podcasts nosey vultures your talent is to sacred

His work is ment to be he knows this also I'm overwhelmed that the inspiration young people have he is a inspiration thank you old musicians don't be afraid 😂🎉 he is from our musical soul for all instruments he is a portal for all

Thank you for showing off our Fred Kelly fat fat pick👍🏼👏

I just learned to palm picks just because i was learning coin magic and practiced with some picks, a couple months later i was like "Well, i guess i can do this now". I agree on it being quick enough, more than what i expected

#1 With a technique that's becoming more prevalent because of players like Buck and Asato (young gen taking the internet by storm), I think this is the 1st video I see about it. Awesome! #2 another player that uses this technique is (and probably one of the most underrated players around - but absolutely terrifying) Andre Nieri. Thanks for sharing Sir!

Thanks, not many people cover this. Have you tried Andre Nieri technique?

Such a cool video topic! Thanks 😀

Nope

We don't need more guitarists. We have plenty.

That’s awesome But, Ej and Jb rarely use legato picking, jts all up down, up down

I you like this style you should look into Jan Rivera he’s a professor at MI in california and odd time meters is his jam. kzbin.infoVhxMfWYWljw?si=0HMbSDmLOo5RSK8l

11:35 Jimmy Johnson!!!!!!

Love this ❤ 👍 may I ask if you are using multiple picking fingers for the featured lick? Thanks

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Great topic to approach. I have been playing guitar for 15 years and for at least 13 I've had pain in my hand playing certain things, mostly bar chords which require pressing the thumb against the back of the guitar neck, and the middle inside part of my hand starts to hurt gradually, until its really painful. Kinda like a cramp pain that starts to affect me. It all started because my first guitar had the string really far from the neck so I had to pressure extra hard, which at the time, because it was a cheap guitar, I thought it was normal. The thing is pretty much if I stay away from those chords, specially in classical guitars (More string tension), Im fine playing electric guitar. When I workout I feel a bit limited sometimes, anything that requires pressing, like a shoulder press with a bar, turns really painful in my hand, and ironically, the more weight and less reps I do, the least it hurts, the less weight, but more time under pressure, the more it starts to hurt. I've never had any numbness, tingling, or loss of hand sensitivity/strength, for me its literally just the pain.

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I tried a thumb pick for hours.. I just couldn't get the feeling of it. It sits on my thumb totally different angle than the pick when I hold it

Since when did Woody Harelson start interviewing musicians.........Kidding......I'm kidding.