Play This Simple Riff For 3 Minutes (Shocking Results!)

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

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[@escott3829]

Man Thanks..day 2 with my new guitar... 54 years old.. Learning as a Mental and Physical Challenge.

[@mechnikmechnikos7666]

Yesterday I bought my brother his first guitar so I can bet he will like that video. Have a nice day people.

[@roberthealy1814]

64 here. Just started a few months ago.

[@roberthealy1814]

Where can I get back up music on SD card

[@jgpie]

Keep it up man!

[@grahamt4959]

Don’t ever lose hope that you can improve :) it has nothing to do with age just the amount of heart you put in. Best of luck to ya sir & don’t forget to just have fun with it.

[@diego2246]

Incredible results: being able to play the riff

[@fishdicks4621]

Oh, I got it. Want to try one of mine?

[@coolboy-qc4eb]

i know its clickbait but i clicked anyway..

[@PointlessGamer_xD]

@@coolboy-qc4eb same

[@PointlessGamer_xD]

@@creativitykid3267 Me Three.

[@jazzram_]

Lol

[@oldtimeoutlaw]

Thanks Eddie I’m brand new to playing guitar and I’m 63. Always wanted to learn, now I’m actually making the time. That riff sounds awesome Thank you for your time

[@electricfil]

A year later... how's is coming along?

[@stephenmanion3418]

same here.!! i'm 58 that is pretty cool....

[@UpLateSC]

I'm 62 and just learning as well. It's SO good for people our age to do something new. Creating new connections in our brains keeps our minds nimble.

[@SilencerUK]

48 and started to learn to play about a month ago almost got the begining of house of the rising sun down.Thought it better to start with something more simple before i move on to metal.

[@mannydecastro8604]

How funny. 63 here and finally put the work in to do something with my guitar

[@ashtonstired]

I'm 327 years old and just beginning, never too late!

[@jfson4321]

Another 368; years to go. Plenty of time to transcribe Jimmy Page licks.

[@jacobjones1457]

Im 1 day old and just beginning, never too late

[@WigsxD]

@@jfson4321 I'm 452 and I taught Jimmy Page this riff.

[@Alan-r7c3y]

In my childhood I had a pet dinosour and now im just learning...

[@joergglang4973]

@@Alan-r7c3y 😂You are nominated for the 1st prize in the category "funniest answers". You made my evening. Thank you.

[@theodorevegh6030]

Thanks Eddie. I'm 60 years old now, and I finally decided to learn to play my guitar. I tried and quit 200 times. Now, I know what to do thanks to you. You are the best. God bless you.

[@EternallyThankful-os6pz]

Just found you - you seem like the kind of teacher that wants other players to get better and have fun doing it - you don't seem like the "showing off what I can do and you can't" type - this makes you a winner in my book !! I've never seen an exercise like this one but look forward to practicing it for what it obviously does for a player... thanks for sharing the love of playing !!

[@dr.wernerversteeg8376]

I have been playing and love my guitar(s) for 65 years. Still pure joy, fascination and constant learning. Thanks for this lesson!

[@sharonart9903]

6:21 when you want to impress someone by playing the sound of their favorite band just remember what string their band is on E: metallica in Load A: iron maiden D: aerosmith /heavy country G: judas spriest casual solo B: AC/DC epic thunderstruck E: megadeth all themes

[@waynetec13]

No lie detected.

[@stupidthefish4981]

Awesome but my friends are into Metal, do this in Drop B and D plz thanks

[@tonomaldonado4267]

G is The Cult bro..

[@pililacantos5272]

37 disabled combat vet (HM2) and learning how to play. Great video which is actually helping me! Thanks bro!

[@HughesMotorized]

Im 61 and hard headed. I'm going the fingerpicking route to learn. this exercise is helping me develop speed and accuracy. Thanks!

[@mariobergermann1119]

Hey there, I am into "Guitar Mastery Method" for about seven months right now, and let me tell ya: NO REGRET!!! I am 48 years of age, started to play with 14, and believe me: after diving into the GMM - Exercises I felt like an absolute beginner...never played to a metronome before, just "played around" and wrote songs with my band (everything was just learning by doing)...however, meanwhile I take steps...no, JUMPS forward in my playing, that's awesome. Thanks for everything, everybody there at GMM, stay safe, healthy and as you are. And of course, thanx a lot for this topic, too...great when you said: "Painfully slow"...😂🤘

[@Dodger2879]

Returning to guitar after a liver transplant and complications that required I be put in a coma. I lived. Hands shaking....plus all kinds of silly $h1T afterwards. This will help, especially moving it all over the neck. Thank you. I'm ready. I just bought all the right tools and refretted and leveled my old Strat neck as a hand exercise and got it right. Sweetwater loves me! Thanks again.

[@laurameeks8653]

music is excellent therapy in many aspects, physical, mental, emotional and fun

[@s4lroachclip]

@@laurameeks8653 Spiritual and psychological too. It is one thing that was here that goes back beyond the known origins of the universe. Think about just the concept of "the big bang", Bang! there was drums....and a universe followed.

[@jamesmcgrath1952]

I'm a 68 year old brandy new beginner. I just bought my first guitar a Gretsch G5420T. I've been looking for something like this. Thanks.

[@michaeloneill5824]

Beautiful guitar... i have one too

[@OkinInc]

Great you’re picking it up now. Enjoy! 👍

[@MrErik038]

Never too late enjoy your new hobby,nice.

[@hoyavp2236]

Nice. Good choice

[@davidg5832]

Enjoy the Brandy!

[@danieleng2090]

Great demo! The 3 screens show the technique and fingering very clearly! Easy to follow! I am learning more from you than other guitar instructors. Keep up with the great work!

[@TheGeonam]

I'm 79 and just learning. One thing I noticed in this video and found it help me is that you don't have to push the string down hard which I had been doing. Your video helped learn that. Thank you

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Thanks for sharing!

[@UpLateSC]

I'm 61 and just learning. This riff sounds great, and is fun to practice. Makes me sound better than I am. BTW - @George - good for you for just starting!

[@gregcharles6528]

Eddie, there's no doubt in my mind that you are "The Real King" of teaching guitar to everyone who is interested in improving their guitar playing. You have helped me so much during the past two years (we won't talk about my attempt to provide a singing method to the final of one of your courses a couple of years ago - Hahaha). Keep up the great work!!! I love you like a brother, Greg Charles

[@alexn4843]

Just bought my first guitar about 2 months ago at my age, over 50. Discovered some new rock bands these past few years and they have inspired me to give guitar a try. Wish I had more time to practice. I like the sound of this riff so I'm going to work on it. Thank you

[@philcal2000]

I'm a very young 57 year old kid i've been practising this every other day as a warm up... big changes in speed and accuracy.... thanks Eddie...

[@DCford-eu4nm]

And by the way, you’re a great teacher and the only instructor that I use on KZbin so please don’t ever stop teaching your awesome guitar lessons.

[@toneydavis9802]

Man am I gonna wear this riff out! Great lesson. Another example of why I am a life member and why I am a better player today! You Sir do awesome lessons!

[@Draceb]

Thanks dude not only did you release this vid on my birthday but you just taught me how to do proper pull offs i was struggling with it but now i got it thank you!!!

[@dream5020]

I got my first guitar just this month ( at the age of 60 ) and thanks to you i have made a lot of progress. Thank you.

[@DCford-eu4nm]

Eddie, I want to thank you for all the lessons that you give to all of us man you’re saving us tons of our hard earned money. You’re the best thank you so much.

[@Gitfiddle]

Excellent exercise for beginners. You can pick every note or use pull offs and pickings. You can practice all down strokes (I see you James Hetfield) or get better at hitting the “up” notes with an “up” pick motion. So better picking. Better pull offs / hammer ons. Better timing. Better syncing between your hands and your brain. Very cool!

[@fishdicks4621]

You can do almost any exercise. This one isn't special.

[@danbalmer1]

Once again a simple riff, but a challenge to play cleanly. I am working my pinky into the highest note to grow my dexterity with it, and it's working. Slow but steady. This is giving me a regiment of patterns to practice each day including the drunk spider which is hard, but I can do at an even tempo now, slowly but working up. Can't wait to see where this keeps going.

[@franktaylor7423]

Incredible and I am 54. I played as a teen electric now a cheap acoustic I I am learning about notes,,I have forgotten so much I'm going to stick with it and see what happens I have nothing but time glad. I found u,I will buy something down the road I am getting a cheap electric fingertips r screaming arthritis aching thanks to you I will lay off tv an practice I'm really grateful 🙏

[@richardriley8906]

I just love this exercise Mr Haddad. As a member of GMM Its great to drop in on these quick utube lessons when I take breaks from work or waiting in the car. KUDOS. Thanx .

[@saplingstreat5082]

Thanx Eddie this is a thing I've always heard players do but could never figure out how it was done. I never bought lesson books because when I started playing I couldn't read sheet music and I learned to play by listening to the radio or records. Great tip man.

[@rob8823]

Just simple enough to pick it up and make fun sounds. Thanks!

[@a2shake]

Hello! Just wanted to stop by & thank you for making these videos. I've practiced this riff religiously over the past week or so, and can't believe how much my dexterity has improved in such a short amount of time! 👍🤘

[@jordangamble3515]

See that’s what practice is.. you learn something then practice it over and over and over day after day where you don’t have to think about it anymore. Then you move on and learn something new but always incorporate what you have learned in the past and put it all together where you think it will flow. I see so many people practice for 30 mins or a couple days then they are upset because they’re not where they want.. you have to put the time and focus into your practice. Love your energy bro.

[@Mike-rt2vp]

I am an 842 year old Highlander and just started, Great rift by the way. And there can only be one.

[@shelleroux]

You are a great teacher Eddie! Very thoroughly explained and easy to understand. Appreciated!

[@jrockinroberts]

By Far, the best teacher, for me! I have seen dozens, Eddie, the reason I signed up to become a student.

[@kbnovid4430]

So much fun! This riff helps me not only look forward to practice, but also makes the other practice routines so much easier. Very effective.

[@jtgilman]

Excellent! Thanks for another great exercise, Eddie/GMM

[@stirlingkotze6244]

Such a chilled teaching style

[@chickenlittle4257]

Just picked up guitar 3 months ago and this is a great way to learn pull offs! Thank you!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Very welcome!

[@deanroderick611]

Brilliant thanks. That’s my evening sorted.

[@TheSmartodd]

REALLY like the 3 camera views you have here when teaching the rif!!!

[@unoefxz]

I watched and thought, too simple, I have been playing for 30+ years, well, it was really simple... until I alternate picked it and had to end on an upstroke... it was a tongue twister for my fingers... I got it down pat but it did take about 3 minutes! To the beginners, This is gold!!! Alternate pick it!!!

[@rb343]

Eddie, thanks for the great riff! This helps when starting electric guitar at 63. I do have a great local teacher, but this really helps as well.

[@licksnkicks1166]

This is a very dark riff. I love it.

[@NYC-SA-Mike]

Hiya Eddie. Haven't forgotten you! I do this exercise @ 200 BPM along with a Thunder Struck riff - very good exercise to get started with! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! 👍

[@dashmatic]

I always learn something new from Eddie!!! I do have a practice routine, I do the same warm-up exercises everyday and I am happy to add this one to my routine! Thanks Eddie, you are one of my favorites!!!

[@gabriela7x917]

Thank you Eddie! This riff is cool and makes learning fun again. Fun is a major motivator. I only listened and practiced the Low E a couple of days but started exploring it with the other strings and different settings on on my amp. Finished the video now and glad to see that you say to try it on all strings. I hope I find more of your true beginner videos like this one!

[@harmonshannon1747]

Eddy. Nice to hear from you . Always a refreshing look at practicing the guitar. Looking forward to much much more thanks.

[@normanbuchanan9710]

thanks Eddie I'm an older guitar enthusiast who just got my first guitar and know absolutely nothing so I'm really struggling I think this will help me.

[@gittarpikk]

That is a really practical and efficient practice riff, Looks like the perfect one for ma ole fingers

[@davidgolden1167]

I keep getting entranced by the bird inlays on the fret board. That's a beautiful guitar.

[@Icarus34]

Thanks for another great lesson Eddie. I’m gonna drop D tune this and palm mute it to get an Adam Jones kind of feel going. Because that guy is percussive like crazy in his rhythm playing.

[@billsny9243]

This is pretty much what I would do when I first started playing. It really does build strength

[@chaycanaday3512]

Simple, but profound!! My friend!!

[@Fastlane05]

Practicing this is exposing a weakness. I love to find my weaknesses and that is exactly what I work on. Thanks again Eddie!

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Great way to look at it!

[@mikepaulus4766]

This is a much better place to start than my attempt to learn Every Breath You Take as a first song.

[@killslay]

Sounds easy, really isn't! 😂

[@kadncex1539]

@Mike Paulus if you go to learn ‘every breath you take’ after this, just a lil help, make sure you tune each string a half a step down

[@hortyist1]

Thanks for a great lesson Eddie ! Started subscribing to your tutorials about the same time my wife decided she loves me learning guitar ...on the internets...craziest thing.

[@jmangi6221]

Thanks Eddie,nice lesson, I will definitely use this in my daily practice routine. This is another nice tool we can use to get our hand sync down.😉

[@monavieforal]

This is the first explanation of a pull off that told me what to do.

[@_sunny_shadow_]

Thank you so much also for the free cheat sheet! It’s so Nice to know you can find useful things for free on the internet

[@georgiestraub4286]

Thanks Eddie Haddad, I can't wait to try that out tomorrow! I know that will help speed up my picking up and down 😎

[@tatumrice958]

I started about 2 months ago, and got this before you finished the 3 minutes!! Thank you for the easy teaching✨

[@1821712]

THANKS EDDIE, I USED THE ENGINE SLOWED IT TO .5 TO START BUT HAVE WORKED UP NOW. THIS IS GOING INTO MY DAILY PRACTICE. THANKS ROB FROM SYD, AUSTRALIA.

[@da1082]

I like it! I'm a bass player, and I'm going to borrow this from you for a fun jam time exercise!

[@rogercarey5397]

I love you guys. This is what music is about

[@alanb287]

I'm looking forward to starting to work on this on my bass! Thank you!

[@Heathereileenmusic]

Y’all are very good teachers. Thank you 😊

[@thehouseofronin9209]

Now this is a cool riff dude... I'm stoked to give this a try

[@davidspurrell2377]

Oh..! Right when you started playing that palm muted Low volume example, I immediately heard in my head the trailing off ending to "Daughter" pearl Jam!

[@lamontprospect9974]

Eddie, you have a great instructional style. I can't wait to get home to practice this. Thank you for recommending the metronome. It's a great reminder. Start slowly and build up speed. 🙏🕊️❤️

[@dannymemmory5094]

If you start the Riff on the Fifth fret on the 6th String, Fifth String and 4th string it makes a cool 8 bar blues progression to practice mixing scale modes over the Riff

[@PhilHewkin]

I have had a guitar for about 8 years.ok now i have 3. I have been getting nowhere fast. Until NOW. cool riff, easy to remember. I got lyrics allready! Thank You.

[@lamontprospect9974]

This is really fantastic. Excellent presentation. Thank you for this lesson. It is greatly appreciated.

[@kimterry148]

I'm definitely going to learn this.

[@bradmorse3974]

Every vid I've seen of yours I learn something new. Thanks! ; )

[@onlyrick]

Before I got around to fetching a pick I tried it with hammer-ons. Fun either way. Thanks.

[@keckcustomtailor]

Thank you so much muster.we learned something from you today.

[@hunterburch2675]

Thanks so much for taking to time to show beginners like myself! Beautiful guitar btw

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

My pleasure!

[@aaronp6426]

Thanks for the idea Eddie. It works great with my practice routine!

[@ruthlaughlin2918]

You are the best way teaching us how to play thanks God bless.

[@robertingraham8413]

Thanks Eddie, Wow that's loaded with technique. Love that it works on so many things in one exercise. Now to the link.

[@mz3912]

subscribed because the clear "teaching" and that u show how to... using it in a slow tempo

[@tonygarcia179]

Great riff ! That is was actually used on the song Buzzard by a band called Armaggedon in the band was ex Yardbird Keith Relf singing, ex Steamhammer members bassist Louis Cennamo, Martin Pugh and drummer Bobby Caldwell who played Johnny Winters and Captain Beyond.

[@dietergoldschmitt9651]

I'm 57 and just ordered my 1st guitar , beginner el cheapo Fender bullet stratocaster in sonic gray. It's supposed to be in this weekend. Looks like a cool riff to learn for a total novice like me. Wish me luck. I think I'm really gonna need it. Old man fingers don't move to fast. But I'm willing to learn. I just subbed your channel. Looks awesome.

[@dietergoldschmitt9651]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod Thanks for the vote of confidence. I'm gonna need it. I'll let you know in a few weeks how things are coming along.

[@mojotabledancers]

Great lesson, thanks for sharing this!

[@hurricanehiggins1]

Thank you for coming to my aid I am so happy that I can really learn how to play the guitar how I want to play it

[@donaldargo9807]

Eddie love all the lessons you put out. Very informational and loads of fun to play. Thanks.

[@TheTeddyboy46]

thanks for showing the pull off. i have watched videos how to do it but yours was the best.

[@larrysullivan6536]

This guy is brilliant he so well explained everything love him he makes it look so easy well done mate I’ve got to try this cheers Larrysullivan in London

[@patchfile]

Thank you, this was what I needed to hear.

[@raymondthornton6016]

I love this channel, thanks again guys. And please, keep em coming

[@isaacandrews6778]

Thank you Eddie I am 245 years old and just started playing this will really help

[@landcruiserchewy]

What, are you a vampire? 😂

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Hahahaha

[@SuperYosimitsu]

Thankx Eddie i will put this in my warm up/ practice sessions!!

[@RickWargo]

Great instruction. I’m a newbie and love the riff’s sound and practicality. Thanks !

[@kingfisherblues57]

I love this riff Eddie! Thanks for another great lesson!

[@lapax100]

For those struggling with the picking/timing, I suggest that you play the riff without the pull-ons, once you nail the picking/timing, add the pull-on

[@TheDingstee]

Great clip, thanks. Still working on your BluePrint lessons. Good job!

[@markdenzilfinnerty6453]

A fantastic lesson. Now I know how it's done .Thanks again.👍

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Glad you liked it!

[@Ricardo-go7yu]

Thanks Eddie. Great lessons.

[@simoneric8183]

You must be thanked a thousand times for your teaching - Practice is the key. After all those years I'm starting guitar all over again, in a more serious way, and I feel like I'm starving to learn ! I'm giving a like and I subscribe !

[@NYC-SA-Mike]

Hiya Eddie. I use this every day! The more complex part is too much right now. But, I have added something to the first part. Instead of using the 1 - 3 fingers? I switched to the 4 - 5 - it give my ring and pinky fingers a workout also. Again, glad I found your lessons! Oh. And the 'RIPPIN' pentatonic lick? Been working on it for a few days - it's tough because of strange lick patterns and timing but will get it - thanx!