Polyphia Reaction: Classical Guitarist REACTS to Polyphia O.D.

[@JoneRuiz]

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[@raoulduke8720]

i love the scary voices they put in sometimes, you can hardly hear them but when you do its spooky

[@jdbroders64]

I'm a GenX'er pushing sixty and have been playing guitar (mostly rock/blues) since I was in my teens. Throughout my life I've been hearing how guitar music and technicality, and musicianship were going to die. Well, Polyphia disproves that prediction. They are amazingly talented and creative and give me hope for the future of guitar.

[@TobiiRheaStarr]

Love love love Polyphia! Gotta listen to them on a daily basis 🔥🖤

[@julienthines1896]

If you want to see The Making Of O.D. : kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4uXgoFoqqucnJo The playthrough by Tim Henson : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZXIcomZqsufn6s The playthrough by the drummer Clay Aeschliman : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnaypXigibVll8k

[@BrittanyNgo01]

Definitely watch the playthrough with their drummer Clay Aeschliman!

[@howardstory1391]

Mercury Blues - David Lindley & Jackson Browne (EnVivo) / 2 outstanding G solos :)

[@andremeiragontijo2737]

Crazy good music! Really intrincate. But, if you want to react to something completely oposed to this kind of music, try brazilian classical guitar player Yamandu Costa playing Dilermando Reis song Noite de lua (moonlight).

[@crazylegslife]

Yeah, this is some bad ass shit. I used to wonder in what direction guitar would go with the younger generation, here we are.