Guitar Habits of John Frusciante

[@MusicisWin]

Make sure to check out Guitar Super System (guitarsupersystem.com) for a full breakdown of the magical chords known as triads. Also, comment and let me know which guitarist I should break down the habits of next!

[@DARKBassRsR]

Music is Win heyyy thank you for uploading this vid :)

[@ilir96]

Music is Win Randy Rhoads!!

[@noelcorrea3891]

Joe Satriani.

[@COJOcommando]

Brent hinds

[@sxnchay]

Jimmy Page!

[@hfish83]

I have a strange feeling that John Frusciante will once again return to the Red Hot Chili Peppers for one more amazing album with his incredible playing, by the time it’s all said and done.

[@renatawaldmann3448]

wow, 2 years ago 😳 what other "strange feeling" did you have?

[@wavyhc1568]

Coming to tell you he did both, elegantly 😂

[@ethanos1604]

Spot on

[@bearmaxe7699]

This aged very well

[@TeukuArdo]

great feeling man

[@thebonerkiller20]

Stadium Arcadium is the whole reason i started playing guitar

[@jackh1570]

Same here

[@isaacrichmond7505]

Me too dude. It was the first album I heard that the instruments in the music (primarily guitar) were just as integral (if not more so) to conveying the emotion/meaning of the songs as the lyrics/vocals. It was the first album that my preferred way of listening to it was laying in bed, in the dark, with my eyes closed, with headphones on and the volume all the way up. So dense, so many layers on the album, mmm, For example, before starting to play guitar I remember listening to the end of Turn It Again over and over when I first heard it; it sounded SO cool. And now after playing guitar for ~15 years I still feel the same way about it.

[@xx3astmanxx928]

Blood sugar sex magic was mine, but I got into them months before Californication came out so that's really the one that shaped my playing early on

[@dijjo]

Same dude

[@dennismclain5386]

WET SAND!

[@danrua01]

FROO-SHAN-TAY

[@x534n01]

haha, when I heard him I'm like WTF have I been saying it wrong this whole time??

[@chrisk23571]

FREE SHA VOC ADO

[@colinclayton8042]

FROO-SHAN-TEE

[@franciscocerda6394]

FROO-SHAN-RI

[@sejuyz]

Hmmm its italian, not english...

[@ridgecrest8925]

Habits of Lil Wayne please.

[@pupperemeritus9189]

Aizu 50 troll Steve terreberry did that

[@alexandert696]

smoke weed every d... Minute ?

[@kuro9513]

cancer comment

[@ElvisPriceless]

Habits of Lil Wayne : Wearing saggy pants and smocking weed ...

[@ElvisPriceless]

Wadsmitter Hey ! You're still here ! You're the man who taught me that Mooer pedals have red lights when it's analog and blue when it's digital ! I will always remember this even when I'll be old and ... fuck, I'm already old ! Dammit ! :-)

[@shadowscolide4944]

I believe people are into Frusciante because of the way his music talks to them.From the Mother's Milk to The empyrean his music breaths genius! In my opinion,he is more than a ''guitar hero'', he's a visionary master musician,constantly searching to redefine himself through music!What i've learned from John, is that music is the most beautifull thing in the world, and we should treat it that way! Peace ^_^

[@Sebrewer32]

Bacon Monster his guitar work on his electronic albums after the Empyrean are just as genius as anything else he's released.

[@shadowscolide4944]

Melvin White I'm sure of it,i really enjoy his work with the Black Knights though,really good stuff ^_^

[@miguelquintanilla4326]

i like johns solo work, but his best work is with the chilis / i like joshs work with the chilis, but his best work is with dot hacker

[@hannahjones3081]

Bacon Monster well said

[@funkiebutch9690]

I agree that he's more than guitar hero. Even Kiedis said Fruciante can match any tune to any song he made.

[@mikegamikega]

Frusciante’s work just hits me different than any other guitarist. His stuff just has this emotion to it and when you play it for yourself it makes you feel something. I love listening and playing his stuff when I’m low because his music is the perfect way to express that. Most of his stuff just has this sad yet beautiful tone to it that just gets to you and that makes me smile.

[@stallionstudios]

Do you use helo fresh?

[@shadow_self8564]

He practices 10-16 hours a day.even has 12 solo albums in which drums synthesizer and several other instrumenet are covered by him.he has devoted his life to music from young age

[@Tryingmybestsince1999]

John frusciante is probably one of the best creative and original guitarists ever. Maybe not technically, but he had a georgeus tone!!

[@fedoraman8967]

He has amazing technical skills, but he just doesn’t use them often because he plays what the song needs not to impress people with his technical skills. He started playing when he was 7 and could play every Hendrix song by 12. Dude is a virtuoso. Listen to some of the songs from mother’s milk I think his technical skills really shined with the heavier era of the chili peppers tho he was limited because the producer wanted him to sound like Hillel.

[@yPossibleTMPVP]

@@fedoraman8967 acho que ele era melhor que hillel na epoca que entrou na banda no lugar do erik marshall

[@Im_alex_h]

Listen to the Amputecture album by The Mars Volta. Frusciante played almost all the guitars (Omar did a few solos; sometimes they’d both solo at once). He plays way more minimalistic in RHCP but he is actually has insane chops. He just doesn’t like showboating.

[@Delaney_don1]

@@Im_alex_h thanks dude I will give it a listen

[@marcell9437]

and also a great voice!

[@lukes3205]

i taught myself how to play guitar and have had to rely on youtube and other websouces to learn more. Ive been playing for around 7 years now i can say : Your videos are some of the best for learning guitar. Its not only that your just demonstrating 'habits', you are showing a complete way of playing and looking at the instrument in a laidback way. thank you so much

[@alaja200798]

Sean Frushianny has always been my favorite guitar player!

[@samaj2001]

Four years, this mate me both legitimate LOL, as well as snort-LOL. Top work.

[@cravingpolice1409]

@@samaj2001 made* also thats too much info my man

[@samaj2001]

@@cravingpolice1409 I'm not sure in what way it's too much info to say something made me snort-laugh. Lighten up. You also forgot a full-stop at the end of your comment. Mine was a mobile phone auto-correct, you're just being lazy. Thanks for replying though, totally worthwhile.

[@cravingpolice1409]

@@samaj2001 i dont like ur sarcasam, it kinda ruined it, but i was just being friendly and u come out with a whole-ass paragraph but its good and i apologise for judging ur mistakes too early, my bad.

[@commandelutz7519]

@@cravingpolice1409 Talk about a nutcase.

[@LunatiqHigh]

Red Hot Chili Peppers live shows are the reasons people always ask. I love RHCP live so much. I almost listen to bootleg live and slane castle more than I do their album songs. lol

[@TheZFetter]

You should know that Hendrix was Frusciante's biggest influence.

[@cakesodomy4358]

You got that backwards bud

[@karstenpuder3605]

@@cakesodomy4358 no he didnt?

[@logan-wq5ub]

@@karstenpuder3605 yes he did, legend has it john taught jimi how to play

[@user-ex7yq6xq9s]

False, Lil Wayne is Johns Biggest inspiration

[@isthatthebestyougot4845]

It's Justin Bieber actually 😂🤣😂🤣

[@InquisitorRomanov]

To really get John I feel you need to really get into Niandra Lades and Usually Just a Tshirt. Of all his work his first solo album is by far the most raw and profound, but really gives guitar players a glimpse into how he plays. You probably know this already, but I've seen people who are personal friends of his not even know this record exists. Also the cassette has a couple different tracks from the cd. Just my 2 cents.

[@alfiehaigh8412]

Aleister Davidson my smile is a rifle is eerily beautiful

[@madden7732]

Smile from the streets you hold its also a profound album, he made the album just to earn some money to buy more drug. Dark.

[@masonh738]

The world’s just a so sphere no bigger than the balls you suck

[@jonasmichelimusic7185]

I also would recommend "to record only water for 10 days" as it shows how great his riff writing, and songwriting as a whole is.

[@balls6906]

That is one of my favourite albums ever. Beautiful

[@OCRay1]

Under the Bridge is one my favorite all-time songs and because of that he will be among my favorite guitarists so I'm glad you covered him.

[@Nathanmusic1]

An awesome example of John Frusciante guitar playstyle is zephyr song...everything in this song are so frusciantish...the triads that epic melodic solo the progressions...such a great song man...

[@franxuante07]

My all time favorite RHCP song

[@aprilchoyce7588]

I just got into John Frusciante's solo work only last year (silly me *sigh*)....his solo work masterpieces are :Dark/Light, Carvel, Wayne, Time Tonight, Ah YUM and Past Recedes.....I'm obsessed with his version of Slow Cheetah...I'm glad to hear that he was the most requested artist.

[@Louis-Martin]

any John frusciante video where they just refer to under the bridge for half the video is dissapointing

[@Louis-Martin]

and theres so much to talk about yet its the same one song

[@bluesyace9564]

Louis Martin But he didn't tho, it was just 3 minutes or something around that

[@the7mangler77]

I know right...

[@AimlessAmoeba]

It's probably his most iconic. Though he has so much diversity!

[@Timon898]

Yup even more when they say under the bridge is made of triads. There’s not a single triad in that song, he played full chords in it .

[@bokopiiti2275]

Habits of Mark Knopfler please ;]]]]

[@johndurdan6826]

Boko Piiti 10000% yes

[@abirchowdhury6859]

Boko Piiti YES!!

[@guitarismypreference8430]

Boko Piiti PLEASE!!!!

[@Speedboy85]

+1

[@kathysoiio]

+1

[@brianzane5748]

Thank gosh this wasn't drug habits of Frusciante...

[@juanvaldez5422]

Brian Volinic think he's been clean a while for the most part

[@brianzane5748]

Juan Valdez oh I know. Pretty familiar with his story. Huge fan of all his stuff. It's amazing he pulled out of that pit. Hope he's still doing well. ✌️

[@johnjohn7919]

This comment is A1

[@alvaroff]

N1 haha

[@guitarofdestiny]

Brian Volinic haha not too many could live through those habits

[@nine9whitepony526]

John Frusciante played with the same Lazy effortless style that Jimi Hendrix did. Absolutely amazing. John is also the king of melody. Check out the solo in the song "Couldve lied". Very very simple, very powerful melody.

[@I-am-duck]

i could’ve lied?

[@nine9whitepony526]

@@I-am-duck With a capital I

[@tamirchayat5729]

Habits of Queen's Brian May! There's a wide range of features of his to choose from. Some examples, his melodic soloing using scales/arpeggios/and other (by either expanding on the vocal melody or not) (i.e. Killer Queen, Lazing On a Sunday Afternoon, Hammer to fall, Friends Will Be Friends), his signature delay technique (i.e. Brighton Rock), his guitar-layering (i.e. Good Company, Scandal, Dreamer's Ball, Made in Heaven, Bo Rhap)

[@MrDaveo98]

I was John's guitar tech for 11 years. It's funny that you mention the difficulty of "Snow". There was a guy that was working on tour with us named Dane. (Video crew) He was learning to play guitar. He really wanted to play "Snow" But was having a real hard time with it. He asked me if I could play it, but I suck at playing, and couldn't begin to play it. I told him to ask John to show him how to play it. He did. And John would come down to the arena early on show days just to work with Dane on playing that song. It became a kind of project for John. By the time that leg of the tour was done, Dane could play it.

[@rhcpmd]

Wow. You are the real Dave lee?

[@bradsullivan3588]

JF's playing suggests gentleness and generosity. This story just reinforces that impression and my appreciation of his music. Thanks for sharing it.

[@adrilak]

People apreciates frusciantes guitar play cuz he is able to do awesome licks and heart-touching progresions with simple things like triads.

[@narasimhaniyer6990]

After seeing this video I saw the music video of Under the bridge and I must say you truly have captured Frusciantes habits so beautifully in this video!Cheers man!

[@deenigeechtemaxim]

Can you please make a habits of Dimebag Darrell? Im sure im not the only one who would love it!

[@Galant5x]

Dude! I'm so glad people are supporting you and learning more about music and its many, many awesome areas. Huzzah!

[@GioNegr1]

Thank you for covering Frusciante! Eddie Hazel would be a great follow up on this Mayer, Hendrix, Frusciante train.

[@alexsmithey3319]

an exercise that I've found helpful is translating alot of pop songs and ballads into finger picked arrangements or just playing along with the vocal line in a song. This really helps with understanding melody over different progressions and how songwriters incorporate emotion into their songs. Doing this has really helped in improving my improv when you combine it with theory stuff.

[@rods5555]

Habits of Johnny Marr would amazing and maybe a bit of challenge for you. Thank you for your videos man.

[@ThePhoenix9508]

And here i was thinking no one in this comments section was into Marr. Thanks friend.

[@rods5555]

:-)

[@runreilly]

Habits of "The Wizard"

[@bronghusphidalski522]

lmao it would definitely be a struggle for him he could barely play the beginning to this charming man

[@razorgenius6992]

Hey man, this video really brightened my day. I am in the 8th grade and have been listening to him for 3 years and playing guitar for 2 years. Thanks Tyler

[@ledaswan5990]

Hey Razor. 8th grade? Damn,keep practicing you can do anything guitar wise at your age. Can’t go wrong listening to Frusciante. He always tries to make the song sound good instead of showing off.

[@antoine1769]

if you love triads you are going to love frusciante ! Almost every Stadium Arcadium song had triads in it. But in think you overlooked frusciante vision of funk music and the way he creates funk melodies like in "if you have to ask"

[@DARKBassRsR]

wow thank you for doing this.frusciante is such an inspiration

[@josephgrey8261]

Who is here because of sciantes comeback

[@sigurdgrnkjrnielsen6314]

Habits of Kirk Hammet. Don't practice, use your time to buy more wah pedals.

[@chcuatro]

pentatonic! OH YEAH!

[@fxftube7949]

E minor, Sure!!

[@thebasscovers5153]

@@chcuatro wah wah

[@richardhoon77]

Accurate..

[@caesar09]

I have been waiting for this forever. He's the goddamn GOAT for feel players. So melodic and musical. That's why people revere him.

[@fanbeer8390]

There's this one moment in the Dani California solo where he does that fucking thing and it makes my jaw drop still.

[@Cowabungas]

Surprised you never mentioned Eddie Hazel (Probably best known for his work with Funkadelics, check out Maggot Brain) . He obviously takes a lot of inspiration from him too. Especially if you listen to his album The Empyrean.

[@Wiizardii]

''It's a long journey, but there is no destination''. Why was it so hard for me to realise this? Awesome video!

[@MrRabidKiwi]

Do one on Omar Rodriguez Lopez, he's a fantastic guitarist, he even did an album with John Frusciante

[@swzebrat6409]

That angle (looks like from the perspective of where the right hand is) when you were describing the muted funk rhythm is a great way to see what someone is doing, I havn't seen much of that in demonstrative videos. good stuff thank you

[@sandeshpaudel2172]

ohh man!! that is one hell of a beautiful strat you've got. I watch, learn and enjoy your videos. keep up the good work. cheers!

[@haveguitar]

His style is fantastic (unless you prefer shredders!) and unique... great video! 👍

[@hate6687]

I love Frusciante! Even hearing these chords makes me so happy 😍😍😍😍

[@ilir96]

Still waiting and hoping for a "Habits of Randy Rhoads" video! Anyways, love your videos, Tyler! Keep rockin' \m/

[@Sonnyburgo]

Ilir Piliki 2nd that...RR RIP

[@burp1361]

id pay to watch that

[@the_doghouse_trio]

Happy to see how fast your channel is growing. I saw you're videos back when you only had a few thousand and knew you were going to make it

[@TheLucas24300]

Holy shit I've waited for this one for so long thank you tyler

[@HamidShibataBennett]

I truly enjoyed this discussion. This series is getting stronger.

[@Hashashin710]

I think Frusciante's most defining aspects to his playing are his strumming/groove, and his use of chord inversions. Like when he just rages chords instead of single-note soloing all over those outro vamps on Around the World, Purple Stain, Minor Thing.

[@Hashashin710]

One of the wierdest inversions for Bmaj I've ever seen is the way he does it in the chorus of Under the Bridge ("I don't ever wanna feel, like I did that day"). Watch him play that B chord. That fingering is literally impossible for me to play because I can't reverse bend my fingers lol. Second example is his outro solo on Around the World. It's just Dm / Em, but again, watch him play and look at his fingering. Almost deliberately uncomfortable and difficult, which seems to build hand strength and contributes a certain sound to his strumming/groove based on which notes are muted vs resonating. i'm probably doing a shit job of explaining what i have in my head lol.

[@5meo]

hmm to me it always sounded and looked like a standard D-form Bmaj chord (from memory at least, as i haven't actually watched him play it for a long time). is there a particular video that shows what you are referring to?

[@Hashashin710]

Yes exactly, it's a D-shaped B major, but the fingering he uses is wierd as hell, at least to me. Check the Under The Bridge lesson video that John himself did, figure 4. He uses two fingers to create a bar at frets 9 and 11, then hooks that pinky upwards on fret 12.... I am not capable of bending my finger that way! I would have just held the actual D chord up there instead of barring it like that.

[@Hashashin710]

almost like his ring finger is double jointed or something! funny because this is the only way he's ever played the song, but every version of tabs for this song uses easier fingerings for that Bmaj chord.

[@5meo]

ah yeah i see what you mean, where it looks like he's flattening the first joint of his ring finger to get both of the strings, with the pinky then playing the B. and yeah, i couldn't do that either. oh well, luckily you don't need to do that in order to play the same notes and have it sound the same way ;)

[@coiby346]

One thing i noticed you do, something ive never had anyone tell me to do, but i do it too, is ever so lightly letting up on the strings just enough so that they dont ring and create that kinda chugging noise. Idk if people get taught that, but its kinda neat. I see a lot of people who play do it, but ive never seen someone teach it. Everyone just kinda picks it up on their own

[@coiby346]

Ok you explained it a little, but most people i know, have never had that explained.

[@DaBeachmasta10]

You're great Tyler, but the only person qualified to really teach John is Dave Simpson.

[@joaopmf]

DaBeachmasta10 agreed

[@brycebishop3314]

DaBeachmasta10 shoutout to Dave Simpson!

[@lilTwigLP]

yess true

[@Gallienkrueger1]

DaBeachmasta10 Saw your comment and looked him up. Holy shit, were you right. That Dave guy has absolutely nailed it. Thanks for that.

[@DaBeachmasta10]

Colin Heeregrave Anytime brother

[@jordanwillis9703]

We love him so much because of all the people we’ve lost in rock music, from drugs. Luckily for some reason he was meant to make it from that part of his life and its great to see. So yes, we appreciate him a lot! Most of those guys didn’t make it back in those days.

[@raphaelbonne748]

Habits of dimebag pls !

[@lukalalalalala5685]

Raphaël Bonne yes

[@raphaelbonne748]

Emmanuel Calderon please tell me you re joking

[@rocksteady5200]

Raphaël Bonne, Yes.

[@alexasuncion7718]

Raphaël Bonne drool all over the place and get drunk before gigs and drink more on stage

[@rocksteady5200]

Alex Asuncion, Hell yeah!!

[@Tennis214]

He’s back!!

[@nb08d]

"my favorite kind of chord, triads! John Frusciante also loves triads!" ... pretty much all western music since the 17th century is based on triads.... that's like saying, I like melodies!

[@rhabdob3895]

I too like melodies!

[@pedros.1656]

...except for jazz

[@zerronyx1362]

.... Its because guitar chords are usually not triads in most songs

[@radley2004]

No one ever mentions frusciante’s strumming technique, so I thought I’d talk about it here. If you watch live videos of him play certain riffs, such as the can’t stop riff, the storm in a teacup riff, and TONS of others, he actually mutes every other string except for notes he’s playing, so he still strums all the strings except all notes that aren’t fretted are dead, and it leads to a very very amazing and unique sound. Give it a try! I like to call it Frusciante strumming.

[@kairidderbos5625]

U think there's something interest about Kurt Cobain's guitar playing? I know that his playing wasnt all that complicated but it made for some good songs in my opinion.

[@bleromafia]

He is a great riff writer hard to teach

[@runreilly]

He's better than he gives himself credit for

[@dejanmarkovic3040]

I love this video...this guy is normal...says things that make sense and are useful....no lame jokes....I'm gonna subscribe to this guy's channel....this is how you teach guitar...this is what an absolute beginner like I needs. You've deconstructed, broken down Frusciante's sound in a comprehensive way...I don't know anything about chords..I can barely name the strings...I've never heard of triads....and whenever I watch in instructional video, I just get scarred away from all the theory they keep barraging me with, assuming I know all the theory, Just don't know that one thing that they're teaching in that particular video...this is great! Great job, man!

[@adamazingg]

Can you do habits of Josh Homme please?

[@chillchimichangas9978]

This helped but guitar super systems really hit the triads close to home for me, big thanks Tyler!

[@harrisonmorton1433]

5 year old me: mum I want if you have to ask by the chili peppers Mum: we have if you have to ask by the chili peppers at home If you have to ask by the chili peppers at home : 3:53

[@jimganzeboom9572]

Check out the intro of ‘if you have to ask’ to see an example of the funk-rythm strumming he’s talking about

[@walterwhite600]

"John Fruscianeeee"

[@andrewmartell955]

I appreciate your commitment to guitar man, thank you for all you do for the community! As a suggestion for the next guitarist, Frank Zappa? His instantly recognizable “accent” would be cool to explore.

[@Nick-px1vl]

Marty Friedman next

[@fergguitar9965]

yes

[@rogerpanoz2323]

Nick 665,99 please marty 🤘🤘🤘

[@WilliamsGoldsmith]

Nick 665,99 YESSSS

[@parthpadia3521]

he'll break his fingers😂

[@tonyreyes8190]

Nick 665,99 yes please Marty and mustaine would be cool

[@Marteeeeeeen]

You are a great theacher man, you dont confuse to people with babble... So clear in the concepts, and not only that, you really know how to explain the concepts for apply musically to the guitar! Thank you so much master!...

[@vegard609]

Okay, now do habits of Jimi Hendrix

[@scarletstarlet773]

YES

[@noahbell3221]

Jimmy Page yes please!!!

[@FreeTheJambon]

Jimmy Page You don't really want him to get flagged

[@RorysIrishTour]

get drunk, go onstage and totally destroy the whole show. maybe bring some fiddle stick. voila, jimmy page

[@dbone9931]

Jimmy Page its easy... Just light your guitar on fire... That's all😎

[@axelrivera6546]

I love this type of videos ! Keep shredding !

[@nazywajmniev]

In under the bridge Frusciante doesn't use triads, he uses full chords.

[@balls6906]

True, but he often doesn't play the root note on the low E string, so it's inverted.

[@jakebyars3488]

I love your shirt dude!!! My dad worked for Sam Phillips from Sun records. He was a great family friend.

[@rodneywatkins4731]

Well done, very informative! Next up: habits of Gilmour

[@Branner1968]

Thank you so much for posting this! I've been playng now for 2 months and John Frusciante is the reason I started. I'm currently learning Desecration Smile and while learning the chords is one thing, what's bringing things together is adding that "stanky" upstroke and your explanation on how to do it. I thought it was all upstroke chords. I had no idea that in addition to a few of those, it's also covering the frets. HUGE HELP, thanks!!

[@battistasforza4913]

Please do the habits of David Gilmour

[@relaxedamphibian2933]

Hands down my favorite guitarist his riffs and melodies are just so memorable and I love playing and learning his songs!

[@MEGAM4M0TH]

dont even talk about john frusciante if you dont play bar chords like him

[@guitarofdestiny]

George Toogood first thing I thought of too

[@brandonbegley5806]

George Toogood Some people dont have the fingers to be able to use their thumb like Jimi and John. To you they would say fack off, make music however you want.

[@seanhagen5847]

George Toogood I was like dude, where's the thumb?!?

[@anarmadillowithagun]

don't even think about music if you've never fucked a guitar

[@mcspankey4810]

Brandon Begley my hands are small and I still do bar chords Hendrix style

[@michaellindsey3280]

Great lesson, really appreciated the funk strumming/fretting close ups and going slow. Also love that maple neck fat head stock think that should be standard for most if not all starts

[@JuanDaGranados]

Please make a "Habits of Matt Bellamy" please!

[@8hammer2189]

I saw John tonight 8/6/22, he was amazing.

[@patrickwerner4723]

Alright, I'm gonna be that guy, but I wanna see a playing habits of Synyster Gates

[@XxCorvette1xX]

Patrick Werner he's super well-read in jazz theory, for starters

[@patrickwerner4723]

oh deffinently, people don't give sun enough credit for his knowledge on theory, they just assume he can shred and thats it

[@simonpino-buisson4929]

Patrick Werner when i read your comment, i was about to...like... press a million times the like button

[@Dagozz49]

My favorite guitarist, thanks man you made my day :D

[@RoscoeBleach]

Please do a "Habits of Dimebag Darrel" He's my favorite guitarist so pleasee ;(

[@Aidanmakare]

Awesome, lately these concepts have been becoming much clearer to me

[@pupperemeritus9189]

do habits of Chuck berry. a tribute

[@jasondobra8881]

Hey thanks for the video, I think Under the bridge intro is basically 2 triad chords broken down in picking and hammer offs,hammer on and pull offs.

[@heyven565]

Well I would say that RHCP were worshiped because of John and not that John was worshiped because of RHCP xD

[@giantdouche7642]

Heyven War Kings No.

[@vcliable]

yes.

[@Voronoff]

kinda

[@faboolean7039]

Heyven War Kings explain flea.

[@giantdouche7642]

Fabien Dolan And Chad.

[@MS-hj3ox]

I asked for this a while back and you finally did it. Thank you!

[@JG-wg6uc]

Habits of Mateus Asato Please Please Please!!

[@seanae86]

He’s my favorite guitarist. Thanks for this video.

[@niccolomariotti1880]

habits of matt bellamy!!

[@ruralontarioduster202]

Wadsmitter lol

[@ruralontarioduster202]

He's playing classical music on guitar. Listen to some of his solos and tell me you can't imagine a string section playing

[@TheCharudatta]

No need for a Name He's pretty average. No hatred I love Muse it's probably one of the best rock bands out there but Matt doesn't have much to offer.

[@ruralontarioduster202]

ChaRudatTa MuNdE you've probably only heard their pop hits then. You gotta listen to their more obscure and creative songs to get good feel for his playing. I think he would be great for this series. His playing draws a lot from classical guitar, blues, funk, metal and composers like Chopin and Rachmaninov. He has one of the most unique styles out there.

[@ruralontarioduster202]

Out of all the guitarist I study and draw influence from, he gives me the most difficulty. His theory side is really advance and I find my self having to read compositional books to really understand it

[@jaysonarias2146]

Tyler my guy you have your own voice, you're voice has that throaty, thumpy, metal corkscrew, sliding down a rail sound, Hella fun mann BTW you're mutes are pro level thumbs 👍

[@YohAquino2]

you have to do Chuck Berry RIP

[@DouglasSappia]

Excellent explanation... It's good to find classes on KZbin that leads us to the fundamentals, man.... Loved it!

[@sxnchay]

Tyler you've got to do Jimmy Page now!

[@vinigmoura]

Wet Sand and Can't Stop solos are so simple but so effective, my favorites!!

[@EdDanaGuitar]

Guitar Habits of Frank Zappa!

[@claersant-zumi6283]

Jonny Greenwood habits please!!!! Cheers from Uruguay! You channel is AWESOME!!!

[@andreparoni]

habits of Nick Jonas pls!

[@pupperemeritus9189]

André Paroni Steve terreberry already did it

[@salatieljyrustumanan4929]

Overbend the strings

[@guidonelliot5926]

snow isn't all alternate picking. the hammer on note falls on a down pick, then pick the next note down as well, then return to alternate. repeat for each triad and snow flows. it really is the only way to get his sound on that one.

[@JonasDaniel95]

Well as a Frusciante fanatic I can safely say that you need to study his music more... some of it was ok but there's still way to go

[@thesullivanstreetproject]

Thanks for the video, Tyler! It would be great to see one on Hendrix, too.