Mastering Power Chords, Part 2 | Guitar Lesson

[@philipheying4902]

As a beginner, this lesson (and its part 1companion) really cleared a lot of music theory fog for me, as well as giving me some fun new ways to drive my neighbors crazy. I really appreciate your teaching style, very rigorous but not tedious. Thanks to you from Kansas.

[@acpg]

Thanks Philip. Glad people are still watching and benefiting from these videos.

[@rickcontreras59]

Thank you so much

[@fabiopunk1661]

there are lots of lessons on power chords on KZbin but this is definitely the best one, because when Adrian is at something, he makes it exhaustive!

[@georgejohnston9157]

Geo J Adrian, where have you been all my life. I have learned more from you in two lessons than in many many other lessons. Quite excellent . What an outstanding young teacher

[@swhellweg]

Same!

[@christianzelaya6361]

Amazing. I hope you’re getting credit for being one of the best teachers on the web.

[@choochoochooseyou]

Newbie here and just want to echo what others have said, Adrian, that your explanations are very clear and helpful.

[@paulcambel2047]

Adrian your lessons are cleary the best on you tube. I progress every day with your help. and you are really a frat guitarist

[@larydixon4824]

Hello Adrian, this two part lesson, covering every conceivable power chord formulation known to mankind, is the best compilation that I have ever seen! I have watched it several times, from beginning to end, and it is absolutely the best work on the subject that I have ever found.. You are like mild mannered Clark Kent, or Peter Parker, who is ready to spring into action, as either Superman or Spider-Man, in order to save all of us mere mortal guitarists everywhere, from a life without the strength of a full understanding of Power Chords!! Thank You for your incredible talent, and ability to share your knowledge with all of us, in a very simple and easy to understand presentation! The final stroke of genius was the demonstration of the 'Worlds Most Dangerous Power Chord '!! Simply Amazing!! Thank you so very much, the world is now a much better place, for everyone!! Lary

[@thommeinert9072]

Excellent job Adrian. Great addition to Part One. Musician USA

[@user-sz5xs7dm4u]

I have ran across your video a couple of times now , you make everything look so easy , you are a very smart man and very nice of you to share what is not easy , I appreciate all of your knowledge you share , thank ya kindly

[@swhellweg]

This is the power chord lesson I needed! Thank you very much for the alternate power chord tips. Very helpful indeed. 🙌🏼 my new favorite guitar channel‼️

[@briankierans2926]

Excellent! Another brilliant lesson. Thanks Adrian. You're a great teacher.

[@Smoothboxnailer]

Good lesson, well said & simply put! A great place to start for a newly on electric. Thanks for sharing the talent!

[@cskipper65]

At 1:20 you pretty much answered my biggest question about power chords and when to use them. Thank you

[@sylviewheeler6237]

Yet another great great lesson !!!! Part 1 and part 2 Lit up a light for me ! Thanks so much !!!! Great teaching !!!! Keep it Up !!!!

[@deedee8568]

Reassuringly clear and concise. Brilliant.

[@jmenden111]

Thanks, really good lesson. And great timing. I sort of accidentally figured out some of the inverted ones just over the weekend, but this really helped me understand it.

[@jray5363]

Thank you very much! You’ve open my eyes to many new possibilities.

[@fabiandaroca]

Thank you! this has really helped me out with power chords!!!

[@fordhammie]

Great lesson dude; your tone of voice also makes for a pleasant time...😁

[@damianoehme5391]

Excellent guitar tutoring - well done Adrian.

[@bluewater3783]

7:37 "Smoke on the Water" sounds great the way you play it, and the way your rig is set up! Ah, simple pleasures...

[@RichardConnor1]

Hi Adrian. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Excellent lesson. I know I'm going to come back to this again and again. Really awesome.

[@gregdiprinzio9280]

Thanks. Great lesson. Enjoyed the humorous camera shakes and your relaxed, non-intense demeanor.

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thanks for that last dangerous chord. Not so hard, I just surgically added another finger to my hand. Expensive but worth it. Great lesson. Thanks very much.

[@juliodefreitas157]

Awesome lesson and thanks for sharing your tips

[@jrworsham8270]

Great video great teaching very helpful...

[@bigteno4597]

As ever Adrian great lesson mate.

[@singerray1]

Great lessons, keep up the good work my friend.

[@llengford]

Another great video thanks man....👍

[@wimkranendonk8472]

Thanks, really good lessons.I have a really learned a lot of it and your explanations are very clear and helpful.many thanks for it.

[@druwk]

The “Eric Johnson” shape could also have a ringing open note added when playing certain chords. Doubling a root or fifth bass note on a different gauge string. This really rings out, adds texture and accents that note.

[@theghostofsw6276]

Wow...the MOST dangerous power chord (you went there). Subscribed!

[@reddogroad2120]

Excellent teaching style. Looks like I need to sit my butt down and practice.

[@karencupples1642]

Im learning so much from you. Thank you very much!

[@thomass8362]

Dude that last power chord cost me my house as my amp rattled the foundation to dust! Cool lessons! Thank you

[@unknownceilings1]

That's an impressive stretch on that last voicing. Feel like I'd need to get a much shorter scale guitar to be able to pull that off.

[@RobMcLaren]

very helpful tips- thanks!

[@SteveDuckworth64]

Awesome lesson

[@MrAquatoad]

Here i thought i knew about power chords. And then we start with the inversions and Eric Johnson fingerings. More tools for the toolbox. They force me to improve my muting, and I have a feeling committing these "alternates" to muscle memory is going to help ground my soloing in the chord i'm soloing over.

[@anita8360]

Thank you very much!!! your videos are really exhaustive and you explained all very well!!! :)

[@jimshowtovideos]

best power chord video on youtube by far, thanks a lot

[@Michael_Pinto]

Great videos parts 1 & 2, very informative. Thank you 🙂👍🏼

[@sportjunk70]

Brilliant thanks for the help, good teacher. You got another subscriber

[@hansjacxsens6352]

Made me smile at the end 😁😁😁

[@rossbulcock552]

8 years late to the party here but what a great lesson !

[@chonlanglais]

Hi good video can you please talk about the strumming of power chords. When you mute the 6th string playing a 5th string root power chord does it matter if we hit the 6th string or is it better to make shore to hit the 5th string thanks

[@rockinron016]

Great lesson I'm glad I found this guy

[@tjdelaney101]

As far as I'm concerned, as a newbie playing for 3 months, he is the best online (and I've watched a bunch).

[@jimandsky7668]

Great lesson, thank you brother.

[@nerodant85]

Thank you for all your help, you are amazing

[@FerdinandGPajes]

Thanks you I learn a alot

[@karenc84121]

This is so valuable!

[@jimleffler7976]

Great video,thank you

[@Justtoentertainyouguys]

You look like someone who is always getting number 1 in the classroom and looks like you're often bullied but the world is often mistaken and I'm so. people like you who are shocking the world with your talent and knowledge you have not all there .. great job man thank you for tutoring !

[@toppertruthio]

Im sure the neighbours look relieved when he moves in.He looks like the son of a vicar,but then,after dark,in comes the vox amplifiers,and gibsons.....Hes good tho;)

[@springheeledjack165]

Michael Myers He just looks like a dude to me. Thats just what you think in your head.

[@TheOriginalZzYT]

subbed for that final power chord mate my god 😅😅😅

[@choochoochooseyou]

Can you go into more detail how to play Smoke? I'm new and can't work out the chords.

[@michaelgagnon8139]

enjoyable thank you

[@czstar]

How is it that the D5 power cord on the 5th fret isn't an a minor? its the same shape

[@peerblickdicht8401]

leaving out the note that determines major or minor (the third) is what makes it a power chord. A power chord is just the root (the not that gives the chord the name) & the fifth. Sure, if you repeat the root on the 4th string it will look like an e-minor shaped barre chord, but you are only playing strings 6,5 & 4. The third that makes the difference between the e minor & major shapes/chords would be played on the 3rd string.

[@eross21]

is it possible to play a power chord and move one finger with minimal movement to get a major or minor chord

[@alftupper9359]

Great stuff, thanks.

[@duaneulman9915]

Thank you

[@PURPLE_SHADE_SMOOTHIE]

Supremely superb

[@deanroderick611]

Great lesson thanks. That's my evening sorted. Apologies in advance to the neighbours.

[@RIPPUR7777.]

Awesome would you be able to send me power cords on tab mate

[@Andrew-cu9lf]

Stellar!

[@lightfoot413]

Killer power chords..and the mutes are tricky..what a stretch..rubber fingers lol thanks m8

[@goetheklausamadeus]

Thank you.

[@coastallp74]

I'll never have to purchase over the counter sleeping aids again. It's free! Right here as a part of this lesson! Opinions, and assholes. My bad. Thanks for taking the time to make this lesson. Sincerely.

[@Rammbock]

It's a pity you don't have more subscribers and views, because I honestly think you are much better than many others who produce "sexier" videos, but don't manage to really explain certain techniques such as power chords well.

[@jrios030284]

The last spider chords, amazing I feel sorry for your neighborhoods maybe you scary them, thanks for your knowledge, is very important that information, im going to practice

[@peterthompson3705]

It’s great

[@mraggrovator]

Nice.

[@Abenjohar22]

It would be nice if you can draw it on a white board Thanks

[@ThaiThom]

Try a lesson on those spider chords that Dave Mustaine came up with. They're difficult and dangerous too! :-)

[@acpg]

+What I Left Haha, yes, completely overlooked that particular technique! I'd need to practice before attempting a lesson on that I think. Difficult and dangerous indeed.

[@toppertruthio]

3 disgruntled neighbours gave this a thumbs down;(

[@PURPLE_SHADE_SMOOTHIE]

21:00

[@RealPartySongs]

"bone-crunching rock riffs" 😅

[@HektorBandimar]

I suppose Billy Gibbons is all about power chords?

[@luisnava3239]

I wish u were my neighbor lol

[@OzTwanger]

AC/DC say hello

[@gorankojelavic3675]

Grebenje trzalice kad se sporo svira je užasno tješi se sviranjem prstima i duplim štopom trzalice na jagodicama prstiju ako sluša vaše pokrete morate biti odmorni i uspoređivajte uspjeh večer jutro vikend odmor sritno

[@brigitkelley2693]

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[@randysanchez6617]

Great Job Adrian. Ive been playing for many years but im teaching my 12 yr old daughter. Your show helped us out alot. Ive rarely taught people so getting tips and seeing how you basically run a class type was impressive. Keep up the good job. I love your gear as well. Dont see many Vox guitars here in the US. Awsome amplifiers too. Cheers

[@pathway777]

Thank you.