Marc Ribot Solo Guitar HI FI

[@ribotaddict]

This is very modest,and shy, thousands of feelings, this is very moving, and very exciting....like a new love story... thank you for sharing this video

[@roomtoexpand]

stunning i've never heard more liberated guitar

[@sargebaker]

There will never be another like him!

[@vanderbilly]

I'm really glad I found a video of him playing a chord or scale instead of rubbing a balloon on the neck. I sensed when he was banging his guitar with a bottle or playing like a (3) year old that just chugged a 2 liter bottle of Big Red and avoiding any semblance of "traditional" music, that he might actually know how to play. Yes he does and very, very well. Still not a fan of the balloons and random noise in his other videos. He's really good though.

[@ScottNygaard]

Brilliant!

[@woodenships78]

i just love his music. that's all. enough for me to say he's one of the greatest players.

[@spoombung]

Great stuff

[@rafael55]

cool.

[@marizapl]

anyone have better video? "O bury me not on the lone prairie." These words came low and mournfully From the pallid lips of the youth who lay On his dying bed at the close of day. He had wasted and pined 'til o'er his brow Death's shades were slowly gathering now He thought of home and loved ones nigh, As the cowboys gathered to see him die.

[@maestrograf]

Even though I basically agree with your comment, I find the technique/anti-technique arguement hollow. It's not like Marc Ribot just picked up a guitar and started whacking and random good notes popped out. There is alot of "music theory" and "technique" in this music it's just a bit more unconventional than a Steve Vai type. If this guy was playing any other instrument you'd never hear this type of comment I bet...

[@CurlsNGoggles]

Has he recorded this on an album?

[@blueleaftuber]

i think this is the dying cowboy?

[@MrRoycam]

Embarrassing.