Crazy Train Guitar Lesson

[@crazyboyant79]

One of the best no bullshit channels on KZbin for great guitar lessons ! Much respect from the UK

[@crazyboyant79]

@@wizardof6 I'm in the UK , hence much respect from the UK, I'm more than aware he's Australian.

[@wizardof6]

Sorry, I misread. Humble apologies. Cheers!

[@dreyn7780]

You're getting the silent treatment. You don't belong with this stuff. You're just rewritting history. Its sad.

[@jamespell1138]

@@dreyn7780 wtf

[@doctoribanez]

That solo is f ing sick as hell. I'm going to have to watch this 8 billion times.

[@dreyn7780]

Play with your wiggles toys.

[@andreysonj]

I don't think I can play this, but this lesson is very inspiring!! Thanks!!

[@filipewilson1842]

That has got to be one of the most accurate tutorial of Crazy Train on here.

[@Sigtrygg_Gale.]

Thank-you for this lesson, much appreciated 🙏

[@K1Pful]

Do you have in plans make Mr.Crowley lesson?

[@KenFernbach]

You’ve done it justice! Good post brother 👍🎸

[@underdogmusicianscoalition8738]

The clearest most concise pesson on the ENTIRE crazy train song I've ever seen. And it was short! Kept moving forward, so not to lose focus... This was the first solo I learned to play on my guitar, makes me wanna do this today. Thank You Anthony!🤘🔥🤘

[@dreyn7780]

Its wrong information.

[@KrisK565]

One of the best fricking teachers out there. 🤘

[@dreyn7780]

Its wrong information.

[@Ken-yg4um]

After looking at some old tabs of this song didn't realize how wrong I have been playing some of these classic riffs for years....awesome 👌.. lessons will be following

[@andrerll]

great lesson! - detailed enough and at same time not wordy at all - Thank you Sr!!!

[@jmoix9623]

I've seen a few different lessons and this one I think is a bit more detailed and straight to the point than the others. Good job and thanks for sharing this 👍

[@carloestrada7335]

Man, you have a talent to replicate guitar sounds from legends! Keep the videos coming. Randy Rhoads left a huge mark in heavy metal in such a short time.

[@youWoNtLikeMe04]

By far... best lesson of this classic song!!!

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

Randy Rhoads is legendary. Randy Rhoads is best. That man had it. He was legendary. What he would of showed us all if he were still alive.

[@Leinadopi]

Excellent tone and explanation on getting it as close to the isolated track as possible. I've also noticed that around the 1:54 mark on the isolated track that there are two very subtle, what sounds like, harmonics being played then onto the main riff.

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

Randy Rhoads is legendary. Randy Rhoads is best. That man had it. He was legendary. What he would of showed us all if he were still alive. 🤘🏼🤘🏼RIP Randy Rhoads

[@mattz0rr]

You really put the ear time in on this one... very nuanced and properly voiced... thank you!

[@weemt07biker74]

I love your cover of this, awesome.

[@TirivaClipper]

Great teacher!

[@kublaicarl4818]

No waffle or Bollocks just right down to it, nice one mate you helped a lot.

[@JakeSavich]

Love that guitar man

[@michaelcoriglianol7197]

again NAILED it the tone is so sweet. love Randys music 😁😁 watched it 2x allready

[@toadfishuksportangling2690]

Brilliant work .attention to detail is top notch.

[@Leeburns1977]

Awesome job

[@carsdreamatics7155]

LambChopper678 did you sell your dimebag guitars or do you still have them?

[@bigguns1965]

Great job brother!! Classic Randy Rhoads right there. 🤘😎

[@MrEarltron]

Love your work mate

[@chrissoares23]

This was great, thanks! Would love your take on Over the Mountain and Flyin' High.

[@tommyseibel7902]

dude, you have an exellent youtube channel. it makes fun to watch your videos. and for a short help to play a riff it is really helpfull (i mean mostly the fast thrash songs, when i am too lazy to check it out with my ears, for example the solos in hangar 18) great!

[@blumenshtok]

As per order! just in the process of learning both) you are a great guitarist! Greetings from Russia

[@jules1553]

Is there any possibility of a lesson for crystal mountain by Death?

[@andytitcomb9463]

I know S.A.T.O had a ton of over lapping tracks but would love to hear it , the solo is my all time favorite of Randy’s.

[@Anthony-nk4ky]

Such a classic solo dude

[@JVR-lu4zd]

Awesome playing, ever thought of breaking down fire in the sky? Cheers really enjoyed!!!

[@Rickyboricky]

Have you listened to his tone with his Quiet Riot rig? Peavey PA head,,MXR pedals, and Altec speakers.

[@josephmewett6489]

Awsome mate

[@jakeherington7237]

Can u do over the mountain?

[@th_mathew6360]

That’s amesome man can you do a video where you show your guitar collection !

[@GUR-ARYEA]

Come to see please my rocknroll staylling!!

[@robsimmo]

Thank you for all the lessons you are putting out at the moment, just hoping you have plans for bleed for me, BLS, before it all stops

[@Wolfoe-ex2jj]

An amazing lesson once again. These lessons have helped me learn minutia in songs I already knew and it’s pretty awesome. You should consider doing one by Metallica. A simple song for the most part, but the post chorus interlude and ending harmony give me trouble.

[@김영수-w6y9k]

Epíc lesson!

[@rasmuswellejus2809]

THX MATE!

[@ahnafsakib]

Your beard is as awesome as your playing 😊

[@malditosvecinos332]

Hello, greetings, will you have the tablature of the song as you are playing it? can you help me with that? would you pass them to me?

[@ajizzle4rizzle]

Dyers Eve, Please. P.s. thanks for this lesson as well.

[@Mysticblade-n5o]

Mr Crowley lession plz

[@frostytxts6082]

Idk if u did but can u cover Perry mason by Ozzy

[@russhicksart]

4:30 That's an A triad right? not the bottom of a D minor.

[@Catonius]

it have many names and ways of describing.

[@russhicksart]

@@Catonius hmmm, I'm confused. Isn't only one of those notes in a Dm (D, F, A)? A(A C#, E)...regardless it's a great video and fantastic playing.

[@Catonius]

@@russhicksart don't be confused man.

[@russhicksart]

@@Catonius hahaha...I’ll try not to be. :) Love that guitar. Sounds great.

[@curtisbelyea3454]

Absolutely correct. A major triad, based on the barred E shape at the fifth fret.

[@goneflying140]

This is a great lesson, but you are incorrect on the opening part of the song. Randy didn't do a string rake. He pushed down on the strings with his pick, basically fretting them with his pick, moved the pick up and down, and then he slid the pick down the fretboard. It's like a pick slide where you push the strings down onto the fretboard with the pick while also moving the pick up and down. Try it.

[@keenkreationz4652]

Any possibility of an elimination lesson?

[@joseettorepistori3105]

Show!!!

[@luisbilardys]

I wish you could play some Nightwish, old material...

[@randomuse6563]

7:55

[@barsguneyaygun32]

If I do not have Marshall, I should buy Mesa brand

[@missaeltagle5496]

Gematria- Slipknot please

[@alfonsoxconti]

holy fuck, your hands are massive

[@parkerskare7145]

You have large fingers

[@johnseymour7808]

scott the woz

[@dreyn7780]

Okay I'll help you out. Normally you'd get a thumbs down from me, but I'll skip it this time. Dude, randy was reacting to the complex sound he made for himself. That opening melody that's randy bouncing of the notes. The amp made him do that. He calls it driving the car. Its like taking the unique car for a drive. He plucks a note and the amp hits him with the monster sound. It makes him hit more notes. You can't get that shove from a small high gain amp. That's all fingers playing from small high gain ampa. To you that riff is all notes but to those who play RR equipment, that's note bounce around. He's mentally bouncing from note to note in his head. He's in a trance. A similar style trance to a race car driver after they're in tune with the race. Your equipment won't ever give you the ride. The MXR EQ pedal adds 10 notes to each of RR's notes. He's listening to 10 extra notes and reacting to them. Your equipment is giving you another life totally different to the song.