Best Guitar Parts/Solos St. Vincent (Annie Clark)

My personal favorite guitar parts/solos by Annie Clark (St. Vincent). Enjoy!
PART 2: • Best Guitar Parts/Solo...
These parts are from these songs:
0:41 - Prince Johnny • Video
2:14 - Surgeon • St Vincent - Surgeon (...
3:26 - Strange Mercy • St Vincent - 4AD Session
4:01 - Digital Witness • St. Vincent - Digital ...

[@quraisha92]

an angel. flung out of space

[@ShyleneCamacho]

Echa Ahmad 😳😳😳😳 carol reference? 🥰

[@singing4hope]

Her style is not weird. It’s unique and creative and A LOT of passion and it grows on you

[@ethanrummel7638]

I really like her stuff, she tends to opt for interesting over technical, and it's rare to see it done so effectively and with such skill. Most people hating on her are expecting conventional work. Other artists do that better than her, but no one does weird quite like Annie Clark

[@Pyriscent]

From 1:35 to 2:10 The lack of rhythm, wrong notes, and just general nonsense, which to me doesn't sound experimental at all, it just sounds inexperienced (less than 10,000 hours of playing), lends a lack of faith the audience can have in the artist. I guess a sense of rhythm is the standard they are holding her to haha. I love how unique she is but you have to keep proper time in music to also be able to use time as a form of expression. You have to be able to express dissonance with actual notes rather than just muted and sliding nonsnse. It is very possible and sounds much better than this. I have seen other female artists do the same thing, the guitarist from jesus and the mary chain and the singer herself both come to mind. Where are all the good musicians these days? Male AND female?

[@rickeyblitz2988]

@@Pyriscent have you ever thought maybe that's just her style and music doesn't have to follow arbitrary rules?

[@WayanMajere]

@@rickeyblitz2988 Music is defined by having rules for pitch, rhythm and dynamics (those rules vary a bit in different regions.) As long as you follow the given rules or any rules at all, even if you play with them and warp them, you are making music. (As described by Pyris.) But listening to her from 1:35 to 2:10 makes you feel like she simply doesn't care/know about that stuff and about those rules - which would mean she is either not experienced enough to do it properly or she isn't making music by any given (western) standard. Edit: I don't want to attack her and if you enjoy it that's fine - I enjoyed the part after 2:10 a lot - but "just her style" and "arbitrary" rules isn't really an explanation for what she is doing. If anything it comfirms what Pyris said.

[@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342]

Pyris and Wayan are just snobby assholes who are pissed that they never made it big. Get lives losers and stop taking music so seriously. JK simmons would throw a chair at you losers and make you cry like bitches lololol.

[@filthyterrible]

@@Pyriscent yes, how dare she deviate from the minor pentatonic? You say "the guitarist from jesus and the mary chain and the singer herself both come to mind [expressing dissonance with actual notes]"

[@Jedizen07]

I like Annie Clark. I have to admit: I'm more of a shredder guitarist, if you will. But I like the " funkiness " of her playing. It breathes and she doesn't play the same things over and over. In some phrases, she reminds me of Joe Walsh, in terms of the rhythm style combined with leads/melodies. Very cool player. It's gonna be fun to see how she develops her style over time.

[@TexasHoldEmGurl]

I'd rather not bare with you.

[@WolcottOakTree]

She reminds me a bit of Frank Zappa and I believe Dweezil made the same observation. She can shred with the best, she can play jazz and she can play in ways I never thought possible.

[@Richard-jf8pb]

Dweezil said she reminded him a bit about his father Frank Zappa?! I find that very hard to imagine/picture in my head, where can I find this? I am a huge Zappa fan!

[@CriticsConfession]

The word you’re looking for is “innovative”, not “funkiness”. She’s an innovative guitarist. Nothing innovative about shredding anymore. Shredding doesn’t automatically make you a good guitarist, it makes you a guitarist who went on KZbin and learned how to play a pentatonic scale fast.

[@bestminioneverful]

@@Richard-jf8pb about a minute in her riffs are more rhythmatic lead, almost like a softer Nile Rodgers. Indeed her playing is funky. You, my friend, might not know the funk

[@iansnyder274]

Man, i had to give my brain a "time out", so i could just "experience" this awesome artist....madame, i salute your funky, sonic, evocative awesomeness!!!

[@DeanJG-Guitar]

Her tone is so interesting and unique. She’s probably the only person who has ever used a fuzz factory for pop

[@the-chameleon]

lol..........................

[@DeanJG-Guitar]

@@the-chameleon what’s funny?

[@u-N16z0rz]

st vincent fans try not to be r slurred challenge failed

[@thierrycellerosi6170]

she's incredible, I simply adore it

[@thomaskossnar356]

I love her. She's humble too. She doesn't let her guitar dominate or talk over most of her songs. But I love it when she lets it loose. I still have the impression that Annie is still holding back and can really rip it up if she desires to. Who has their own style? Great guitarists, that's who. She has a little Robert Fripp in her and maybe some Al Dimeola too.

[@dhernandez4386]

H.E.R, St.Vincent, and Prince always give me chills with their playing.

[@merelymayhem]

I love her music! She knows how to shreds a guitar but it never comes of as if she has to prove anything, she knows when what is interesting and her music never feels unintentionally cluttered or anything like that. She is a great inspiration to me, when I hear her play I feel the need to pick up a guitar and practice

[@fernando9026]

Do you even know what shred is? Well she’s does not.

[@edbingey]

Thank god someone’s extending that kind of arty virtuosity you got with players like Fripp rather than just more variations on Satriani.

[@reneelucero2923]

She is an amazing player, you might not like her style but no one can deny the skill she has, especially at 2:13, there she tones down the style a bit and you can see that she's really good.

[@franklegrand4227]

The part where she has to use a capo?

[@letsstartadialogueeh7692]

@@franklegrand4227 has to? Or uses it on purpose :I do you even play guitar?

[@emilyrose2444]

I just recently nailed that lick, being a girl guitarist with little fingers and little need to pretend to be Slash I’ve totally loved finding an artist who I gel with this much. I’ve ended up trying a lot of new and weird techniques because of her and it’s been awesome.

[@emilyrose2444]

@@franklegrand4227 has to? You realise it’s an addition to the instrument and not some kind of aid yeah?

[@a-trainofthought4989]

I honestly love her style of guitar playing. It’s bizarre, unique and funky. I dig it. Never heard anyone like St. Vincent.

[@Xzendren]

Weird-ass style, loving it.

[@andylofgren1026]

It should be illegal to be this talented and beautiful

[@ericsalamon6457]

St Vincent is super talented and unique. Awesome skills.

[@booshting3520]

Some awesome sounds, very inventive.

[@brycechristianlowry232]

I'm gonna say she and Alex Lifeson are two of the most creative, yet underrated guitar players out there. *braces for crucifixion*

[@hansolodolo92]

people love to hate this women

[@FSMusic86]

Because she can't play and sounds like shit

[@FSMusic86]

If she was a man, nobody would know her

[@RaifLisko]

@@FSMusic86 Found one!

[@FSMusic86]

@@RaifLiskohaha what I wrote was an observation. I don't hate her. I hate the fuckin Fanboys who don't know shit about music yet overhype her, instead of just say "I like her music". But no, they say shit like "one of the best guitarists alive" hahaha.. You all are delusional

[@laug1576]

FSMusic86 she’s a good guitarist. Maybe she’s not axl rose idk i don’t have professionalism on guitar. But i know she’s not “shit”. At all. In fact if she was a man, she would be much better known and seen as revolutionary

[@GTASynch]

Thanks for the upload Danielle Bruinhof. Very nice mix of Annie. Also love the ending where she comments on the distortion. :)

[@sutlive22]

Thank you so much Danielle for posting this. Today(September 26, 2017) is the second or third time I have listened to this and today it has made my day! For this listening I especially like the chords starting at 3:30 under Strange Mercy, Digital Witness, and at the end when Annie says that is so gross I like it. That is so perfect and such a true moment. She has said in interviews she really likes grunge and would never make a hit pop record for the sake of making a hit pop record. Regards, Sam.

[@fdcentrella0069]

Great soloing for sure. Thanks for sharing. I just discovered Annie thru an email about her St Vincent guitar. I will be following her music with much interest!

[@contemplativeleaf]

Haha this was awesome. Good work!

[@johnyonko3415]

Great stuff

[@yoshiki.g1450]

Even though she is not most technical female guitarist out there, she has unique style and approach to music and she can actually play real guitars, not just strum 4 chords over again and again which people who listens to RNB finds them *SO TALENTED* LMAO. Loving this.

[@proserpinehymn]

also you forgot the rattlesnake solo from live on letterman i love that one so much

[@sutlive22]

C.A. I think Dainelle has a clip from Rattlesnake on her other St. Vincent guitar KZbin post. Regards, Sam.

[@Connorslamevideos]

The negative comments are coming from the same people who think if you memorize five blues licks or shred needlessly you’re automatically a guitar god

[@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342]

True. This dude named music is win did a video showing off 5 guitar playing methods that are not that hard to pull off but make the untrained ear think you're amazing.

[@veiga7658]

Just because you can’t play the fukin instrument don’t bash who does

[@UpwardNinja]

@@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342that’s hilarious

[@jbass6182]

How can any serious guitarist think she is anything but a chick novelty guitarist? If a dude got up and did this we’d be booing and throwing vegetables. Admit it.

[@guapagrande4789]

Wow. She is amazing.

[@ttkrystal8329]

She can't hold a candle friend

[@waynecraigfredericks9727]

This is good and useful. Thanks.

[@M3XICANXxL3G3ND]

People that think she sucks are probably the same people that think 20th century impressionalism sucks, breaking rules are fun and when she wants to just make noise it's totally just some weird random sounds but that's the beauty of it, and then she has a great balance of that shit and beautiful melodies along with insane vocals, and to the people that think her vocals suck you probably don't sink because a lot of her vocal work is interesting af

[@TJPactronix]

Don't know what to make of this... It's better than most of the modern music offered on the radio today. Would like to see her live, to get the feel. PLUS, she's freaking hot...

[@Samos12]

Awesome...

[@XiyuYang]

Like it or not, you can't deny she's a unique guitarist

[@FelDivan]

This is what it takes to get a musicman signature

[@KingKull1971]

This is different, a nice change. There's hints of Prince, David Glimore, and Jeff Beck thrown in.

[@msvalk]

i love her SO MUCH

[@Stephen-zq2wf]

St Vincent's Distorted Notes / Music is Beautiful

[@carlosthejackal]

I got so many influences and styles sticking out here. Opeth, Pink Floyd, Hendrix, Joe Satriani, John Frusciante. Very interesting.

[@talay7751]

This rocks thanks for putting it together! Know what songs all the parts are from? I'd especially love to know at 2:14...

[@DanielleB1996]

+Talay The song is called Surgeon. I'll put the rest of the songs in the description!

[@condimentking414]

St. Vincent and Marcos Mena (standards) are my favourite guitarists of the last decade.

[@clumsysandbocks5650]

Very inventive guitarist. Don't know what sort of bizarre standard everyone else is holding her too.

[@rendeath]

Clumsy Sandbocks you play?

[@manysnakes]

She's an attractive woman and she's better at guitar than most dudes.

[@corybott7444]

first part is right, second part not so much...listen to any male guitarist that is considered to be a "best" or "top". style, which is subjective, aside - they play circles around her and arent nearly as famous.

[@cakefordinner1762]

Cory Bott Who are these dudes? She is literally the only person in rock / pop doing anything interesting on a guitar the last few years.

[@Richard-jf8pb]

''she's better at guitar than most dudes'' Wrong

[@MultiVisceral]

La hermosura del genio.

[@willfromyadkinville]

i love her! she is amazing to me!

[@Musique61414]

People love to love this woman, I know I do.

[@qwerty8382]

It's definitely her own unique style, not typical guitar playing, but hey the world turns because of innovators

[@gsikora31]

If I was watching it for the first time and don't know her at all I would probably fall in love with her immediately

[@jameswhite1319]

Reminds me of gentle giant , king Crimson, with some blue , sweet

[@hannahballerstedt8966]

happy six years to this video

[@SixStringMamba]

Like David Bowie on guitars......psychedilic spacy new age impressionism....bravo!!!

[@Stephen-zq2wf]

Bent / Broken Notes = St Vincent = Fabulous Annie Fury

[@TrishNoble]

Congratz on being in the top ten best female guitarists of all time. :D

[@sinner272]

the last vid encapsulates her style hahah ❤️

[@bebopXxx]

Bees knees! She's kind of like Prince; plays whats right for the song but can really do anything!

[@TheHeatedCarcass]

this is "I'm in love with her" comment nº29389

[@alexisb3925]

Anyone know what that last clip is from? With her trying the distortion pedal

[@SalMichael]

Artist

[@jacobisnotcool1714]

That excerpt from the Strange Mercy performance kinda sounds like the dungeon music from Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, lmao.

[@tattoofthesun]

Guess Rolling Stone saw this video and said “k she’s just under Page and Hendrix now”

[@MikeScott32]

Right? What a joke.

[@welingtonsouza1612]

Quando eu tava aprendendo eu tocava assim tbm

[@iNuchalHead]

This is so gross! I like this alot!

[@rigobertogaxiola570]

Whats the name of the guitar on 0:28? Sorry for the bad English

[@granthambeard]

I like the mental, is good, yes.

[@bestestinventions7032]

came here from reading a Guthrie Govan interview - he said he really likes what she does

[@800pieds]

Same here

[@fernando9026]

Musicians will never talk sh!t about other musicians because everyone knows each individual has their own way to do art

[@porkyswelding]

yeah stroke it annie

[@dogwood8031]

Once you become the critic's "little darling" you lose the motivation and drive, if you play guitar to challenge yourself.

[@afoolsportfolio]

Feeling always has an edge on extreme technicality in my opinion. I, myself like to to half and whole notes a lot. And, rests can contribute a lot to it all.

[@gopackers47]

Every one on here is talking shit like Annie Clark wouldn't fuckin crush them at guitar

[@dmille1959]

Who doesn't need more distortion?

[@mishiknezevic5102]

Berkeley

[@skylinezAblaze]

I need a women guitar player in my life

[@doesitmatter94]

I'm not a fan of the solos to be honest but 2:14 is an awesome riff

[@rowanford9205]

very ...interesting my dear boy

[@laug1576]

What song is 0:45

[@kevinkemble3718]

No sweat

[@murdermcsnuggles6258]

I can play everything by Hendrix and Clapton so I can say without arrogance I’m a decent guitar player and I think Annie Clarke is one of the best modern melodic guitarists. Music is subjective tho it’s all opinions really. She is however very original I do think this was a shite video tho considering I love he r

[@the-chameleon]

You can play other peoples' songs, wow you really know what you're talking about.

[@murdermcsnuggles6258]

@@the-chameleon my point was she is technically difficult . She is very original and has a distinctive tone and flair . Music is all opinions and raging on the internet isn’t doing much to contribute to the lack of positivity in the world

[@Celatreee]

creative, innovative, and insane live. Never heard or seen anything like what she does and she makes it look easy. Everyone out here hating on her (probably because shes a woman doing things they cant) try looking up her tabs or whatever and playing what she can do effortlessly, then leave your comment

[@frankcosta9691]

LA MEJOR GUITARRISTA FEMENINA DEL MUNDO en activo es MEGAN LOVELL, la Slide Queen del Rock y del Blues. LA SEGUNDA MEJOR GUITARRISTA FEMENINA DEL MUNDO en activo es la hermana de Megan, REBECCA LOVELL. Ellas son las líderes de la banda de rock LARKIN POE. Aquí en Nashville la Capital de la música en USA, donde se hace la mejor música de USA, donde tienen "base" todas las mejores bandas y los mejores guitarristas de: Rock, Roots Rock, Southern Rock, Bluegrass, Blues, todo el Mundo en Nashville sabe que ellas están a otro nivel, a años Luzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz, en otra Galaxia de las demás. Ellas son indiscutiblemente las 2 mejores guitarristas femeninas del Mundo y las mejores en presentaciones "en Vivo". Ellas son guitarristas "únicas", son unos fenómenos, son especialistas y las mejores en más de 3 docenas de géneros musicales: Rock, Roots Rock, Southern Rock, Rock and Roll, Bluegrass, Blues, Blues Rock, Soul Blues Music, Delta Blues, Rhythm and Blues, Americana Music, Nashville Sound, Folk Rock, Folk, Soul, Southern Soul, Indie Rock, Indie Folk, Indie, Gospel Blues, Bluegrass Gospel, Gospel, Traditional Gospel, Country Rock, Country Folk, Alternative Country, Country, etc, etc. La gente alucina en sus presentaciones, no utilizan nada de Auto-Tune's, Playback's. Ellas son artistas independientes de las grandes compañías discográficas. Ellas fundaron su propio sello discográfico Tricki-Woo Records y nunca quisieron saber nada de las grandes compañías discográficas. 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Son unas "máquinas", durante la pandemia lanzaron 2 Álbumes y para no aburrirse lanzaron más de 40 Cover's musicales, 1 por semana y cada uno mejor que el otro. Tienen unas voces espectaculares. Algunas de sus canciones son Sountrack de Series, Películas, Vídeo Juegos, etc. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKu0aq1mZb18las m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpK3hKKMq6asopY m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIHWZ2d-m7aMd5I m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3jbe3pjf81lnKc Son multi-nominadas de los Music Grammy Awards (USA) 2018/2019 Las únicas artistas independientes de las grandes compañías discográficas, nominadas a los Music Grammy Awards. Son múlti-ganadoras de los Independent Music Grammy Awards (Inglaterra) donde han arrasado con todos los premios en las varias categorías en que han sido nominadas 2017/2018/2019- premios que son independientes de las compañías discográficas. Han trabajado como guitarristas principales para muchísimos artistas y bandas de diferentes géneros musicales, en estudios de grabación, en álbumes, en presentaciones en vivo: Steven Tyler para su solo debut album, Elvis Costello, Bob Seger, Joe Bonamassa, Billy Gibbons, Eric Gales, Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley, Robert Randolph, Conor Oberst, Kristian Bush, Rhiannon Giddens, Blair Dunlop, Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown, Travis Tritt, Thom Hell, Marcus Mumford, Jim James, Steve Ferrone, Tyler Bryan, Taylor Goldsmith, The New Basement Tapes, My Morning Jacket, Sugarland, Bright Eyes, A Rocket to the Moon, Gilmore & Roberts, The War and Treaty, Gary Clark Jr, Jacob Dylan, Don Henley, Lucinda Williams, Elle King, etc, etc. Un ejemplo de lo espectaculares y buenas que son y porque las contratan : Cuando hicieron el homenaje cuándo falleció Tom Petty. Homenaje por su legado al mundo de la música y al mundo del Rock and Roll. En este homenaje cantaron docenas de cantantes las canciones de Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers. Todos ellos eran artistas de las grandes compañías discográficas, todos ellos artistas de diferentes estilos musicales que cantaban las canciones de Tom Petty, en sus estilos musicales. La única solución que tuvieron los organizadores del evento, el Salón de la Fama del Rock and Roll, las grandes compañías discográficas y por petición de Steve Ferrone el baterista de Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, fue contratar a las hermanas Lovell como guitarristas principales. La razón era muy simples: sólo necesitan de horas para aprenderse la música que van a tocar, la cantidad astronómica de géneros musicales que ellas manejan y donde son las mejores, la cantidad de instrumentos musicales y diferentes tipos de guitarras que ellas tocan. Porque la otra opción era contratar a docenas de guitarristas de diferentes géneros musicales, de diferentes tipos de guitarras para esos géneros musicales y darles semanas de preparación para lo que van a tocar. LA MEJOR GUITARRISTA FEMENINA DEL MUNDO MEGAN LOVELL toca : Acustic Slide Guitars, Electric Slide Guitars, Electric Lap Steel Guitars, Electric Steel Guitars, Electric Baritone Steel Guitars, Acustic Lap Steel Resoelectric Guitars, Slide Resophonic Guitars, Pedal Steel Guitars, Dobros, Fiddles, etc, etc. Su guitarra inseparable y favorita es una Rickenbacker modelo Panda de los años 50's. Guitarra que fue diseñada para ser utilizada en la música Folk en los años 50's. De todas las guitarras Lap Steel que existen en el Mundo, la Panda Rickenbacker es considerada como la de mejor sonido. En el caso de la Guitarra de Megan, esta tiene muchas adaptaciones hechas especialmente para ella y otras hechas por ella misma. Tiene un sonido limpio, inigualable, inconfundible y único en el Mundo y ninguna otra guitarra tiene esa facilidad para crujir y dar ese sonido "Estilo Nashville”. Esta guitarra de Megan es la guitarra ideal para el Blues y el Rock, pero el problema es que el 99,9% de los guitarristas no saben cómo tocar esa guitarra de Megan, es demasiado complicado tocar esa guitarra Lap Steel como ella lo hace. Ella utiliza una serie de 4 Púas en una mano, 1 por cada dedo. 1 Púa en el pulgar y 3 Púas metálicas en los dedos índice, medio y anular. En la otra mano un Tone Bar. Utiliza un Pedalboard con : 1 Volumen Guitar Pedal Ernie Ball y 10 Guitar Pedals todos con diferentes funciones de las marcas : Rodenberg, Electro-Harmonix y Tc Electroni, para poderle dar miles de sonidos diferentes a su guitarra, por estilo musical, ritmo y tipo de música. Ella no mira sus dedos cuando toca, no utiliza notas musicales, tiene un oído privilegiado, ella ya conoce la nota de sonido que va a salir de cada milímetro de cada una de las cuerdas de su guitarra. LA SEGUNDA MEJOR GUITARRISTA FEMENINA DEL MUNDO : REBECCA LOVELL de la banda de rock Larkin Poe toca : Electric Guitars, Acustic Guitars, Resonator Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos, Bass Guitars, Fiddles, Cellos, Double Bass, Piano, Keyboards, Drums, etc, etc y es también la vocalista de la banda. LA TERCERA MEJOR GUITARRISTA FEMENINA DEL MUNDO en activo, pero a años Luzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz en otra Galaxia de las hermanas Lovell es ORIANTHI PANAGARIS. Guitarrista de una grande compañía discográfica, sus colaboraciones son con artistas de esa compañía. Con estas 3 guitarristas se cerró la Lista. Las demás guitarristas de esas Listas son guitarristas con "base" en Los Angeles, técnicamente limitadas, de 1 solo estilo musical y están lejísimos de ser las mejores en ese estilo musical: Orianthi Panagaris, Annie Clark, Kaki King, etc, etc.

[@gradaloo]

Annie can play, but unlike many male 'guitar heroes' she doesn't play it into the ground and is not using it to compensate for anything. Her guitar is just one element in a multi-faceted artistic expression, which includes a wonderful voice, some very good song writing, a stage presence that is riveting, creative use of fashion and stagecraft, and a persona that can vary from wide-eyed innocence to dominatrix severity. As if that were not enough, she is articulate, has about 50 IQ points on the typical pop or rock star, and is stunningly beautiful. I lost interest in pop/rock music a long time ago; St. Vincent has been an oasis in a desert.

[@LordRykard9376]

Shes terrible.

[@3rdtonefromthesun]

The dismissiveness about her playing is unreal... I've been playing guitar for half my life and after a while I became far more interested in creativity and using the guitar in an orchestral sensibility and far less interested in pure virtuosity. Some of her playing genuinely grabs my attention but as much as whether its a riff, solo, or a rhythmic pattern, you have to pay attention to the tone and textures she draws out of the instrument. She can do it all and she can do it well, I can hear shades of Mick Ronson, Zappa, Prince, and Jeff Beck in her approach to the guitar.

[@raymondbarreras7383]

Wow, I love the strange/ opposite of everyone else/ Tom Morello kind of approach. Crazy tones. An Eastwood Guitar kind of girl

[@the-chameleon]

An Eastwood Guitar kind of girl? A pale imitation of the classics

[@MinhShinoda]

What is the song @3:29 :D Thanks

[@DanielleB1996]

+Minh Kenji Strange Mercy :)

[@MinhShinoda]

ty

[@pshhh7856]

Love the riffs , hate the weird body movements though lol

[@jimshores5818]

She's been to the crossroads...

[@BoopBoopHR]

For Mandy

[@brandonwalton443]

I love how fucking drenched her tone is.

[@samreilly4360]

I don't know. She's alright. some of it's cool

[@thomasdinoto8343]

And it’s an EB MM artist ? 🥱🤢🤢🤮

[@deathoftheendless001]

Imagine a collaboration with Adrian Belew

[@TheArtOfHumiliation]

people in the comments are triangle headed..

[@haf816r]

Drugs are bad, m'kay... just kidding, I like it. Lots of fun!

[@proserpinehymn]

female guitarists are so underrated lol

[@jem7bsb]

Chloe A. This chick sucks

[@flaviopresutti]

Has no technique, no sense of melody, armony and a good style! it is horrible! hahahaha

[@CriticsConfession]

“Females”

[@abcrx32j]

In fact, a lot of them are highly overrated

[@FSMusic86]

Most of them are highly overrated.. If they where men, nobody would know them

[@cynparker]

What I wouldn't do ......just to wake up next to you !

[@BBrunnel]

I'm so magnetised by her fingers!! She's honestly one of the greatest female guitarist of our generation. Ad why is part 2 private? I need more!

[@XTINGAX]

i want to be her guitar..

[@brandonwalton443]

I love all the comments acting as if in order to be influential or respected as a guitarist you have to be EVH. Cobain was just as legitimate as Vai and that will always be the disconnect between shredder type communities online. The intention and music as a whole is irrelevant, it's how many notes you can play.

[@amostlyreasonableguy]

You have to have a fair and better comparison though. Cobain would laugh his head off at being compaired to Vai. Cobain was a great songwriter, a very good singer and a fair guitarist, not a great guitarist. Jack White on the other hand is a really good guitarist while being pretty inventive and non traditional a lot of the time.

[@ttkrystal8329]

Cobain didn't care about guitar work. He was more focused on the overall progression's and melodies and introducing non-diatonic chords to create dissonance throughout the whole song.

[@PeterVred]

St. Vincent is DEVO with two gorgeous women up front, and 2 faceless, androgynous guys as a rhythm section. Not TOTALLY original, but still Very Cool to see & hear these days. Annie's style is all-riff based, not traditional, and I like it a lot! She does it well. It's her thing. Drummer is great!

[@Seekaywastaken]

Mmmaaybe shouldn't have watched this right after listening to Guthrie Govan and Steve Vai.

[@TrentonF505]

Guitarist here.... I believe she’s intentionally going for an interesting instead of technical. Whether she’s a good guitarist or not is objective, but I’m personally entertained.

[@Alexbryn.garcia]

Man are you fucking serious? She's only getting attention because she's cute, but Orianthi will shit on her any day and Orianthi is actually fucking talented and gorgeous mind you!

[@brandonwalton443]

Well thats because Orianthi writes pretty generic country tinged pop/rock and then plays a technically proficient solo in the middle. Her music begins and ends with her guitar playing, being interesting anywhere else isn't even thought of.

[@SohamBhattacharya3105]

I like what she's trying to do with the guitar. And a lot of it is good but I feel her sloppiness gets in the way.