Matteo Mancuso SHOCKS The NAMM Show 😱

Matteo Mancuso has now landed at two different NAMM shows, 2019 and 2023 and boy has he put in some solid appearances at both. In this video we look at some clips from both his 2019 and 2023 appearances.
If Matteo is new to you don't forget to check out our video on him below:
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[@mikematics]

Matteo is a real phenomenon and in a class of his own.

[@ernestdenov3599]

Well there's one other guy that's in the same league as Matteo; his name is Joshua Meader. Both of them have seemingly unlimited chops and knowledge, can play the crap out of virtually any musical genre and I think they're both in their 20s. Joshua transcribes, memorizes and plays a lot of solos by everybody from Eddie Van Halen to Michael Brecker, but he composes and plays his own music too and creates very unique versions of standards like "Skylark." I consider myself to be a reasonably accomplished guitar player, but these guys make me feel like a novice! I've been watching these guys with my jaw on the floor for a couple of years now. I'm just happy that the state of music is in good hands with these young'uns.

[@a.s.2426]

And neither of them can compose or create anything earth shattering at all. Forgot to mention that part.

[@iannascoliolivier9962]

Among the young guitarists of this new generation,Mancudo is my favorite by far Thank you ❤❤

[@MrGiampy57]

MancuSo please... sorry eh!

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

Because you've competence and musical sensitivity imo

[@iannascoliolivier9962]

@@consulentecomunicazionestr3072 Thank you

[@johnjonesufc]

Shawn Lane would of been proud of this kid truly astounding

[@guyewing1377]

Matteo has earned the right to be considered one of the great guitar players.

[@Io-Io-Io]

Obviously the best

[@nightly522]

Fantastic playing Matteo!

[@IkatoSwu-de2js]

This boy is incredible😮

[@carloscappellini1687]

Okay, thank you Allan for inspiring this kid to almost attempt to play like you without the voice…yet.

[@elianejoly5352]

Merveilleuse musique Matteo .C’est vraiment magique et divin .Expert si jeune en guitare 🎸,tu l’es assurément .Bravos .👏👏👏♥️🙏🧑‍🎤

[@Gigi2647]

Favoloso!!!!!!

[@furla5]

Grande Matteo!

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

Please name me another guitarist that is able to play jazz, rock, pop, blues, country, fusion, classic. And all genres in a incredible tasty way, and with a innovative right hand technique, unique IN THE WORLD. I know only one with these skills.

[@GreenDistantStar]

Buckethead, Johnny Hiland, Guthrie Govan and Max Ostro just off the top of my head...

[@robertlaughlin3703]

Steve Morse, Steve Lukather

[@Io-Io-Io]

​@@GreenDistantStarnone of them can play the way Matteo does

[@GreenDistantStar]

@@Io-Io-Io and he doesn't play the way they do. As has been noted by others, guys like Steve Morse could literally play anything they wanted, if they wanted to. MM is a great talent, but those he's being compared to have decades of experience and recording output of great, memorable songs. In that regard, MM is still a novice.

[@Io-Io-Io]

@@GreenDistantStar Morse lacks musicality. Matteo is perfect in every way and every style

[@poppya54]

Bisogna anche considerare che è una persona di un umiltà straordinaria. È differente dagli altri non ha un atteggiamento da sbruffone come son soliti fare certi chitarristi virtuosi.

[@poppya54]

Matteo is an human that play like a martian

[@jeffreyduncan989]

It’s going to be interesting to see how far he takes this… he is young and miles ahead of his contemporaries. Sky is this limit 🚀 🎸

[@petermorrison7454]

There are many shredders in the world ..very few if any have the ability to play many different styles at an exceptionsl level.this guy seems to have this ability in a melodic and sensitive touch.his phrasing and clarity is superb and he echoes matheny..carlton..beck...emmanuel.gutherie.holdsworth..to name just a few We should stop criticising and just enjoy a brilliant new talent

[@Io-Io-Io]

What's there to criticize ?!

[@christianmagniant5864]

Matteo, Italian treasure ! combien de réincarnations pour parvenir à ce niveau? 🤔🙂

[@miguelfernandez1362]

Among the bunch of few actual world young guitar genios the fact that he finger picks gives him more emotional expression among other pick talented guitarists imho.

[@flashraylaser157]

I'm blown away by how many jealous comments this channel attract. They're on *all* shred videos but this channel attracts a lot, I guess because it's dedicated to face-melting. 20 years ago the formula was just this: Drop insult. The jealousy was too transparent, though, so about ten years ago it turned into this: Drop unfelt compliment so of course you *can't* be jealous, then drop insult that sounds more like a grievance. It's hilarious. I make a game out of looking for the first one each video. "Wow! Very impressive technique! I'm sure he must have practiced thousands of hours alone in his bedroom... shame he'll never write a hit song. Hopefully someday he learns he still ain't shit and there's a whole other world out there of REAL chops. Am I right fellas?" So funny they don't think we can't see their raging jealousy, especially when the player is young. You literally never see shredders on blues videos, especially of a young musician, saying, "Wow! Really nice bends! Too bad he's sloppy and slow as hell. Maybe one day he'll learn how to sweep." Never. Because they're not jealous and they respect it. People click away when they simply don't like something. They leave jealous comments when they're, well, jealous. Sometimes I think they don't even realize just how much they are subconsciously. It's like it literally angers them to see technique beyond their reach getting attention. Cry more.

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

Be quiet. You're right, but jealous people are destinated to lose. Unfortunately for them, MM plays EVERY GENRE OF MUSIC WITH A SUPERIOR CLASS. Entire world now is recognizing MM value. Al di Meola, Steve Vai, Joe Bonamassa, Neal Schon, Jan Akkerman, Steve Burns, and many other great guitarists respect and admire him. Many people are enchanted : his musical culture, impeccable phrasing, class, touch, heart and soul are a evidence for everybody have a little of musical sensitivity. Ending, he's a good fellow, humble and shy.

[@paulmoran3482]

Such talent 🎸👌

[@a.s.2426]

Talent but no artistry.

[@poppya54]

​@@a.s.2426si vabbè ora lo gettiamo via. 😂

[@a.s.2426]

@@poppya54 Sarcasm in Italian, I suppose?

[@riccardobrugnetti2060]

Io impazzisco ancora per gli assoli di Vincenzo, il papà.

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

Ad esempio quello su "Chi ruba nei supermercati" di Francesco De Gregori

[@Riccardo_Silva]

In my not so short musical experience i met a lot of good musicians who were great people too. Very few of them were "meh". It seems that some of them gathered here to comment😂😂😂! Those "yawn" comments remind me of that movie scene in which the emperor of Austria criticizes WAM for playing "too many notes"😂😂😂! In my very humble musician life i had to contend just from the start with people who criticized me for taking care of my technique. Soulless playing they used to call it. Amusing.

[@tottathureson2609]

GOAT!

[@prigorleplan4061]

...ооо!..."Goat"!...Какое у вас оригинальное имя!...;)

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

@@prigorleplan4061 GOAT means Greatest Of All Times

[@a.s.2426]

Oh sure. GOAT of what though?

[@poppya54]

Goat is not goat 😂 is the greatest of all times😂

[@poppya54]

​@@prigorleplan4061Goat=Greatest of all times😊

[@wallacelambert9308]

One of the best guitar players I've ever seen. Does anyone know what kind of guitar he's playing?

[@arcam4981]

Yamaha Revstar

[@wallacelambert9308]

@@arcam4981 thanks

[@poppya54]

Ha pochissime chitarre. Gliene ho viste due massimo tre. È talmente bravo che non ha bisogno di decine e decine di chitarre come fanno molti in questo ambiente.

[@siobhanbyrne3219]

🤯

[@marcblum5348]

Currently Matteo and Guthrie are the guys.

[@Hectorrbazaldua]

Marcus king too

[@Io-Io-Io]

Who's Guthrie ?😁

[@davidgerlach1132]

At sixty, I and playing guitar for nearly 90% of this time, I understand clearly why the peanut gallery goes mad when some guy noodling on mouse gauge strings brings "goose bumps" on they little armies.

[@flashraylaser157]

Can you make your jealousy a little more transparent? FYI (for your information): Most shredders these days play thicker strings than most for improved tone and lower tunings, many of them now playing 8-string guitars.

[@davidgerlach1132]

@@flashraylaser157 Please, grow up. Jean Reinhardt in 1910 was "inventing" this technique with his index and middle, third fourth fingers of his left crippled hand. You can't Memorex the original, and A.I. is always ARTIFCIAL.

[@flashraylaser157]

@@davidgerlach1132 And Niccolò Paganini of the 1700s was one of the most technical shredders of all time and would almost undoubtedly slay every shredder alive today if he practiced guitar for like 6 months. It's not an old VS young thing. Paganini dealt with tons of jealous comments over a hundred years before either of us were born: They said he was only so good because he clearly sold his soul to the devil so it didn't count. Musicians have always been jealous of technique. Many years ago I was playing a track of mine (as in the recording) in a music story and this guy who seemed to really, really like me a lot before walked in and said, "Hell yeah! Is this Paul Gilbert?" I don't know why he thought that besides having really fast alternate picking because the track also had a lot of electronic elements Gilbert would probably never use and we have fairly different vibrato and phrasing. I was too embarrassed to answer quickly and a friend said, "Haha, it's actually *him*." The guy just nodded and was completely cold after that for years. It wasn't until our 30s and he'd stopped playing guitar that he admitted to unfairly being an asshole to me because he had been really jealous that he also practiced hard and his technique wasn't as good. I imagine he never even would have if he'd kept playing. It's like it made me a literal bad person to him. So weird. Here's a social experiment I've done. If I play something "soulful" and slow-paced before people have any idea I can shred, I get comments from this sort of people like, "Yes! You feel it! Keep on truckin' man! Great to see the real stuff kept alive!" But if I start off sweeping and 8-finger tapping until someone makes a comment about there being no "feel" and then switch, they say it sounds fake and unauthentic, not like greats like Hendrix. It's so hilarious. Pure jealousy, scientifically confirmed, even if it's subconscious on their part. Also, thanks for making it clear you're already terrified of A.I. outdoing even the prodigies. Music is an art, not a sport. It means nothing if it's natural. If an A.I. can someday outdo humans even in terms of the more "soulful" elements... let me rephrase this. If an A.I. someday can make a piece that someone hears and says (without knowing), "This is both the most technical and most feeling guitarist I've ever heard," then it remains the best guitarist they've ever heard even if they later deny it when they find out it was A.I. Life isn't fair. Most people learn that at some point. Welcome to reality.

[@flashraylaser157]

@@davidgerlach1132 Side note: Plenty of people can shred with their middle, ring, and pinky fingers. It's literally a well-known practice technique among shredders, myself included. If you can get your 3-note-per-string scales down that way smooth and quickly, then practice your ring-pinky trills until they're as quick as your index-middle ones, your hands are in great shape. All mental practice from there.

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

Al Di Meola and Steve Vai are stupids, David Gerlach knows all.

[@a.s.2426]

Nobody is shocked. Shocked was when Lane was at NAMM in the 90s.

[@pops5778]

Where's the music. ?. That said awesome player.

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

There are tons of GREAT Music

[@iannascoliolivier9962]

Mancuso sorry 😊

[@flashraylaser157]

If you click the three dots to the right of your original comment that was hearted, it will give you an option to edit it. Then you can click the dots on this comment and see an option to delete it. Not trying to tell you what to do, just trying to be helpful in case you want to do that.

[@imlijc7588]

Please play guitar not magic...😂😂😂

[@thomasfields2082]

But can he write a song I want to listen to?

[@mommottih235]

m.kzbin.info/aero/OLAK5uy_k5ZnJk5Hdl7vomR5qJMuHNaHrS9co9vzU&playnext=1&index=1

[@dannyarovo8433]

He has a couple out there. Time to leave, open fields, Polifemo, falcon fight, drop D ect

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

First days of June his first album, The Journey, will be out

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

@@dannyarovo8433 exactly

[@andreas_XX]

Awesome player but not an entertainer like Vai and Malmsteen

[@flashraylaser157]

Who cares? I'm not here to see dancers and magicians. I truly care about the music itself. Frankly, I wish musicians sat in chairs on stage so as not to slightly reduce their technique and to closer simulate how they practice. It humors me how many people disagree with that very logical statement and seem only willing to pay if the musician is standing upright shaking their cock at them. Music.

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

MM is not a entertainer. He is humble and shy. If someone is searching for a Circus seal, he is not. MM is a musician serious and extremely concentrated about his playing.

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

MM is not a entertainer. He is humble and shy. If someone is searching for a Circus seal, he is not. MM is a serious musician extremely concentrated about his playing. If other great guitarists make entertainment, nothing to say. But him is different.

[@andreas_XX]

@@consulentecomunicazionestr3072 well if he's not an entertainer he will soon be forgotten

[@thedude-jb7wx]

Not impressed until he can do 1600 notes at 220 with his feet while doing backflips. Yawn. Back to getting chills watching comfortably numb Pulse tour. Stanley Jordan called nd said i was doing this 30 years ago after watching the guy 100 years ago with an acoustic. BFD lol

[@consulentecomunicazionestr3072]

These are demo videos. Listen to his videos on YT. Not only speed. Not only technique. Absolutely. MM is one of the most interesting guitarists world level.

[@gianpietrodangelo3844]

bad thing is envy

[@thedude-jb7wx]

@@gianpietrodangelo3844 i know i envy Gilmour like bad !!

[@a.s.2426]

Indeed. Extremely boring playing and no indication that he will ever do any interesting composition like the true greats.

[@thedude-jb7wx]

@@a.s.2426 you take this as an insult and being negative. Its obvious if a musician puts all his time into technical prowless then other areas of music will suffer hanse the absence of classic albums. Maybe he will create one but he needs to put shredding down for a while and write amazing music. Maybe he can maybe he cant.

[@gregormarini]

Yawn!

[@elianejoly5352]

Merveilleuse musique Matteo .C’est vraiment magique et divin .Expert si jeune en guitare 🎸,tu l’es assurément .Bravos .👏👏👏♥️🙏🧑‍🎤