Chordplay - The Chords Of White Zombie

[@user-qj2ps2hc1w]

Awesome, more white zombie please

[@STARJUMP_GRIM]

Thank you so much for this video. Amazing, J. was the king of groove in my opinion

[@WeareSouledOut]

Fantastic!! Grew up on those two albums , so underrated guitar work , great playing

[@tat2dlukydevl]

Very cool lesson. Thanks for sharing.. peAce

[@markkelley2158]

Oh I forgot to mention. I can't wait to see which group you do next. The variety is breathtaking. Keep up the great work!

[@elduderino4579]

Man this video is so helpful. Any chance of going through the entire songs on a few of the tracks from La Sexorcisto? That would be killer! I Am Legend has to be one of my favourites. J is such an underrated guitar player. Oh and there’s an awesome La Sexorcisto round table interview with all the members minus Rob, marking 30 years since it’s release. It’s amazing man you should totally check it out. J finally has resurfaced!

[@davidsummerville351]

Complex simplicity. Great stuff! Excellent camera position tonight. Thanks

[@bingefeller]

I have a soft spot for noise punk era White Zombie. The early to mid 90s stuff is where it's at though, they were at their prime.

[@voronOsphere]

Metal Month October!!!! Great riffs! Great Choice, David! Rob Zombie definitely appreciates those Scooby-Doo flavors!

[@halleyschimney9542]

Awesome vid man, I remember his “so you wanna start a band” lessons on guitar world magazine in the 90’s. Love J Younger, his Instagram is interesting. Seems to be into photography these days.

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Thanks for the info! I figured someone in the comments would know something. Yours is the second comment mentioning what he's been up to. The other commenter said he's been living in Spain.

[@gravy_brain]

Saw them on La Sexorcisto tour with Superjudge era Monster Magnet. Awesome show.

[@tomflynn2912]

WZ is my favorite band! I wish you would have gone on for hours! Great job, Thanks!!!

[@markkelley2158]

Always watch your episodes even on bands I don't even like. You always point out that there's something to learn from everybody. You play with such style and accuracy it never fails to amaze me. Rock on you're the best!

[@voronOsphere]

David's a great teacher and yes! Every Lesson has musical value, even if it's featuring a musician whose material we wouldn't necessarily add to our record collections.

[@mutt8553]

Hey Dave, just want to let you know you rock man. The amount of invaluable information you pack into these videos is incredible. I’m so glad to see bands you don’t often hear about featured and broken down such as Dokken, Ratt, Chicago (Terry Kath specifically) the list goes on. Do you think you could maybe do a chord play from the Allman brothers, specifically whenever Duane was alive? There’s some great tunes on their debut, Whipping Post, Every Hungry Women, the list goes on. Maybe some breakdowns from Melissa, Blue Sky, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, and Statesboro Blues. Anyways, keep making these videos man, they’re killer and thank you once again

[@natemendsen1629]

I can't thumbs this up enough and I have not even watched it yet. Jay was one of the greatest riff kings not named Iommi whose star was never as bright as it should have been. Not unlike Tony Bourge before him.

[@Whyiadda]

Man this is awesome! Thanks for the fun video. Really enjoyed it!

[@austinfailz]

A John Christ era Danzig video would be killer.

[@bonefaithsenseless]

Great lesson and inspired choice of songs from W.Z. Weird how they were just so massive in the 90s and now just kinda forgotten.

[@Skwid-Lives]

Rob Zombies best album by far ( La Sexorcisto ) From start to finish it’s great. I always wondered why that band fell apart cuz I never really liked much of his stuff after it

[@maninthebox420m]

They hated each other. Rob mentions it on a talk show that they hated each other and toured 4 years straight and couldn't be around each other anymore. Rob had to have his own bus becus the rest of the band couldn't be around him.

[@jgabilanes4515]

Great lesson! Do you think we could see a chordplay on Swiss thrash band Coroner or a Three For All on Coroner's Tommy T Baron?

[@voronOsphere]

Chordplay for Norwegian Black Thrash Metal band Darkthrone would be a nice October treat, too!

[@jettrainbow]

It seems only natural that an underrated channel should discuss an underrated band.

[@typedeaf]

Gooooood stuff. The drumer and the guitarist geled so well. Their drummer reminds me of Vinnie Paul... which is probably why both bands were 'groove'. I was thinking Suite Sister Mary before you said Queensryche. Odd those two share that chord.

[@sergedenovo2389]

Dude!… Your channel is soo underrated!

[@michaelchristian3529]

Just wanted to take a second to personally thank you for your lesson. I always was a fan of J simply because of his style aaaaaannnndddd he played a Robin machete and you didn't see many of those at the time. My brother and I were addicted to the song I Am Legend so thank YOU so much for teaching me how to play that 30 years later🤘

[@frankiedonofrio5438]

Another great Lesson...Thanks!

[@redhed9776]

you have a talent ,young man...nice to see your passion being shared. I never acheived the level that you have, even when playing longer than you have been alive. Not into heavy metal, but I did follow Frank Marino, as the guitarist to emmulate.. just wasn't happening... that man is a freak...and started as a drummer.... go figure.

[@loknloll]

It's not sexoristo. It's sexorCisto. Like Exorcist... Great lesson, J Yuenger is one of the most shockingly ignored guitar players ever. He made the Zombie sound.

[@caseyonlinelearning5636]

I love your lessons David, big fan here from New Zealand. Tommy Victor (Prong) would definitely be a great Chord play episode to do: So underrated, and one of the few guitarists to really take an influence from 'Geordie' (guitarist for Killing Joke) and use a lot of drone-type ideas in a Metal context.

[@billzade8158]

Prong was a MAJOR influence on me in the 90's when I first started to learn to play guitar and bass. Same with White Zombie, Pantera, Metallica, and Alice in Chains.

[@snizzypoosexcellentspooner2468]

I love playing Soul Crusher. I read the really cool 7/8 stuff was written by Sean. Great song!

[@sbrave]

Just heard a podcast with J. Says he's living in Spain and has been for some time. Doesn't sound like much in the way of new music though I think he did some stuff with Sean? Astro Creep is still one of my favorites from the 90's, sequences/samples and all.

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Thanks! I was hoping someone in the comments might know something.

[@johnhoward2687]

I first found them on headbangers ball too. Have been a fan ever since. John 5 is the man. Thanks Dave.

[@maninthebox420m]

J Yeunger is actually more into photography and traveling. He just kinda lives in his own world and goes to crazy, exotic places.

[@grimmseti]

Dude! THANK YOU SO MUCH for this! I'm trying to learn guitar and as a giant WZ fan, I wanted to learn their songs first! And aside from a handful of songs, I couldn't otherwise find what I wanted. Now I can learn songs like Cosmic Monsters Inc and Blur the Technicolor! Nice!

[@Malum09]

J. Is such an underated guitarist, one of the riff masters of the nineties alongside Dime, Dino, Page Hamilton and Wes Borland.

[@notasilicaanimus]

Chords of Helmet please.

[@voronOsphere]

I'd love it!

[@jefferylord3068]

Yes!

[@keeganhall8334]

Great video man!

[@keithraaum9559]

Wow! What a great lesson! Love White Zombie and his newer Rob Zombie stuff with John 5. How about a Licks of Mick Taylor lesson? His work with the Stones was great but his solo work is killer as well.

[@grungetea]

Cool!!

[@metallicafan416]

Cosmic Inc reminds me of Suicidal tendencies in a way. Saw these guys and gal live back in the day, they sounded great

[@scottperrin9655]

Please, please make LNL t-shirts that say "Somethin Like That". Love love love your channel btw

[@jrock5150]

I've been waiting for this for the longest time🤘😡😠😡😠😡😠😡🤘 Devil Music vol 1 one of my favorite albums of all time. I wonder what happened to vol 2 🤔

[@75sliver]

I found a podcast that J. Did not to long ago. I believe it was here on KZbin. Probably not too hard to find.

[@brandonjackson5865]

Love J’s Rhythm playing .The J. Iceman is like a Mogwai to me . If I ever get the opportunity to buy one...... my fiancée knows potted meat and second mortgages be damned ! I got a spare kidney I could throw in as well , I can’t guarantee it’s condition lol . I had an IC300 and whenever people would see it they’d say oh Kiss right ? Nope White Zombie my dude. It might just be me but White Zombie > Rob Zombie. I am looking forward to the Munsters movie although .

[@ShredForth]

I bought PS120 and removed all the Paul Stanley stuff so it looks like a black les Paul custom crossed with an iceman…. Plays and sounds killer and even though I like Kiss it was J, Daron Malakian and Paul Gilbert that introduced me to the Iceman.

[@brandonjackson5865]

@@ShredForth yeah I’ve thought about getting a Paul Stanley model and de blinging it . I think the holes left from that plate behind the bridge would drive me crazy though . I loved my IC300 besides the neck dive and not having individual volume controls .

[@ShredForth]

@@brandonjackson5865 I put round stock in them and filled it/finished it. They’re gone. Got a black pick guard and truss rod cover cut then had the inlay with his name replaced with pearloid. I have less options because I’m left handed. It’s the only left iceman I’ve ever seen. Otherwise I’d have every one they released hahah

[@natemendsen1629]

It is not just you, WZ was better

[@Lol_Pig]

J just had a unique style man. One of my favorite guitar players still.

[@martinlahaie6012]

This guy is so damn talented

[@MT-or7lv]

Astro Creep is a ripping album! How about a Violence lesson?

[@voronOsphere]

Prong is awesome!!!!! And I just saw a CSI: Miami directed by Rob Zombie. His wife Sheri Moon, Malcolm McDowell, and Billy Gibbons were in it, too!

[@sacredgodslayer]

Talking about monsters that disappeared... Henk Van Der Laars and Gilbert Pot of Elegy You should check the Supremacy record

[@guitarfan84]

Dear David, I do believe it's pronounced La SexorCisto, not SexoRisto. Great lesson btw!

[@jefferylord3068]

Cosmic monsters!

[@dinociuffetelli4591]

Hello David, featuring some Wolfmother material would be great to see. Can I also request some John 5 and Ron Bumblefoot Thal please? Thanks for another great video btw 🤘🎸

[@austinfailz]

That Starface riff reminds me a bit more of Whitesnake or Zeppelin. Kind of weird, but makes sense, as Rob likes to take a weird assemblage of pop culture and twist it on its head, so it’d make sense Jay would too.

[@williamhernandez5542]

So J had a blog from like the 2010's which he doesn't update. But he is on instagram now. I know that he produced an album from Fu Manchu. The Action is Go I think its called and he has done other production stuff. J. left the country like maybe 4 or 5 years ago and is living his best life in Barcelona. Also heard he quit playing guitar years ago from a reliable source.

[@matthewdeery2267]

Was looking in the comments, msybe I dont know White Zombie that well, but what was the intro riff played?

[@cshades8026]

Could you please do the chords of Dorje?

[@jettrainbow]

David, I love your channel, and I hope I'm not speaking out of turn, but I must admit I'm a little skeptical of your claim that the band White Zombie literally exploded.

[@NEHSSIE]

3:33 Dude what? La, sex-or-cis-to.

[@monsterkxf]

Hell ya!! 🤘🤘 (Check out this interview with Jay) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXa0h3dumrSKm8k

[@KingGhidorah_]

3:32 - "La Sexoristo." It's pronounced "La SexorCISTo." It's a play on exorcist; sexorcist.

[@metallicafan416]

How about some old Saliva? Underrated music IMO

[@IrrationalBstrd]

There is no comparison between these 2 albums... Astro Creep is a total turd compared to its predecessor ...

[@ishmael2586]

Blur The Technicolor: I used to think the harmonic bit was some really complicated shit lol, only just realising how easy it is to play. This track, along with astro creep is not just timeless, but really epitomised the bombastic spirit of the 90s, filled to the brim with imagination and attitude.