Sound Like The Smiths (Johnny Marr) | Without Busting The Bank

[@RabeaMassaad]

For all the purists.. Sorry we didn’t play it right for you all. Neither Matt or myself really know any Smiths, nor do we listen to their music. Clearly if we were, we’d know how to play those riffs. But we’re not and so in this video the point is more about the tones. As always the songs are worked out by ear about 20 mins before shooting. So when things are played wrong it’s purely because we don’t know any better. As always thanks for watching, and supporting sound like!

[@firemarshal2629]

Dude you guys killed it. Forget the haters, it was more Tham enough to get someone in the ballpark. And as far as the riffs go, Johnny is a very underrated guitarist. Those riffs of his are pretty difficult for anyone. Much less someone having to learn them in a few minutes. Much love, keep up the good work!

[@wesmatron]

Let's face it... given time either of you could have worked it out note-for-note by ear.... which many can't even do. TBH I always thought you played 'soundalikes' to stop dodgy copyright claims

[@aidanamphlett]

You could've just chosen an easier riff to learn if you only had 30 mins to do so 😂😂

[@jbels41]

You guys were awesome as always. Love this channel and everything on it.

[@christopherdillard6835]

We know Bea loves Nuno, to whom does Matt listen?

[@pippipster6767]

In order to sound like the Smiths, first purchase a Johnny Marr from your local guitar shop.

[@Malto_Dextrin]

He's quite expensive and also requires a vegan diet.

[@KyleDean66]

So, this made me laugh. Pretty much how I feel every time I try to play Smiths.

[@jordanpratt9384]

Was giving it serious consideration until it jumped from 1,700 to 2,100.Im not getting it now on principle.

[@EdwoodCA]

Comments like your's keep me diving into the comments. Bravo! [off to buy a Johnny Marr from my local shop!]

[@stevedennis6733]

Or at least the hairstyle and Manc accent

[@alexjames5290]

When hard rock players attempt the smiths it really shows how there is a lot more to playing the guitar than you can realise

[@deldia]

Alex James amen.

[@matthewprater9300]

He struggled greatly

[@gringogreen4719]

True. I love Johnny's tone and technique but because of his talent I've never really tried to play it because my playing is way too sloppy.

[@Desertmouth]

Ive always said its bloody hard to play the smiths stuff

[@trevorkinzie4267]

hell yeah, that's the beauty of it all (guitar playing)

[@finlaycarson1349]

Nice to see Bea is mortal after butchering that this charming man riff

[@markriffalo27]

Sugarstone to be fair every guitarist becomes mortal when playing 'this charming man'

[@DaveSP196]

Sugarstone it was horrid, Bea is fantastic but he didn't do good.

[@oliverjames7315]

Sugarstone Marr himself has played it worse live.

[@elpadrino1128]

I mean This charming man is not that difficult of a riff, at least not the intro, I don´t understand why people mention it everytime somebody talks about "difficult guitar parts" Girl afraid" is way more difficult and complex

[@markdavidofficial4274]

El Padrino it's not difficult to learn but to play in a band and play it perfectly is freaking hard!

[@nope110]

Wow you nailed that pleasant guy!

[@andrewharper1609]

That sounds dirty.

[@npBOgory]

I dont think you should say that again

[@connorfitzzz]

@@andrewharper1609 Accurate to the song

[@chubbypapaya]

They also smashed "How Quickly Is the Present Coming?"

[@SixDifferentWays.]

@@chubbypapaya I’m crying.

[@tansley09]

not even marr can play like marr

[@DavidDantePhoenix]

Just saw him live, and I'm pretty sure he damn well can.

[@scottwilliamson8887]

Noel Gallagher - “even he’s not as good as he is!”

[@backbeat3451]

Do be quiet

[@victorymansions]

Noel coming out with utterly nonsensical bullshit once again. What does that even mean?

[@aarnanyadao6847]

none of this makes sense

[@joemurrell2099]

This charming man- played wrong but the tone was pretty spot on Bigmouth strikes again - damn near perfect How soon is now - Nope

[@seansrecords]

joe murrell that how soon is now tone is so much studio stuff going on it's almost impossible ... plus the trem was a load of vintage fender amps turned up

[@PBL187]

joe murrell The tone for the distorted riff for HSIN was close, even if nothing else was

[@andersharmsiddlyumptious]

the tremolo was half as fast so it was like 8th notes instead of 16th notes

[@jayweaver5287]

I agree with you joe murrell

[@gringogreen4719]

So for "How Soon is Now" Johnny manually panned left to right on the control board in the studio. So it was not a effect box when he recorded it.

[@montys8th]

The irony is Johnny Marr never played a Jaguar with the Smiths. "This Charming Man" was recorded on an old Tele and Bigmouth Strikes Again was his Les Paul Standard. To be fair to Matt & Rabea this was never going to be easy, especially for a bunch on shredders with a very low budget. Johnny Marr has always used high end quality and vintage gear and let's face it the man is a freak of nature on the guitar.

[@irunaveiler]

TimB4305 U got it. Gibson ES-355, Rickenbackers, Fender Telecasters and Les Pauls, very cool guitars but with an expensive price

[@user-po5bi6jb9g]

Johnnys rolling in the Fender ad money

[@derekbaker3279]

To be fair, Johnny Marr is using his signature Jag & Fender in his live performances, including the old Smiths tunes he still covers. So he didn't 'sell out' with Fender....it's an authentic business relationship.

[@user-po5bi6jb9g]

Jaguar is more versatile so it's useful for playing old jangly songs and newer fuzzier songs

[@derekbaker3279]

Yes indeed !

[@lw3171]

do a sounds like the cure or joy division!!!

[@joshuahutton8684]

ooh yeah the cure!!

[@MegaHariboboy]

Joy Division won't really be that good a band to cover. The guitar parts to each song were very simple, or were just chords. They weren't a band designed to stand out for their guitar playing. This was obvious due to the direction New Order moved in, going from Ian Curtis to dance-techno

[@mexicanamericanmojo4520]

these episodes would be the best ones if they did these

[@hpebackwards]

I suggested JD on another vid before seeing this. Obviously it was the bass that essentially made them what they were but I love the guitar tone on Closer. It's distinctly bleak and British.

[@DonnyBomb]

@@MegaHariboboy As that is very true, to me each instrument stood out to me. Even the guitar. Bernard had a unique style in my opinion. Yes it was chords but he used them in a way that it shaped the whole bands sound

[@jamesbradshaw8155]

You done fucked up the This Charming Man riff at the beginning there

[@azamjamil6899]

Yeh it was bad. I thought he was takin the piss at first.

[@despairthewumbo9804]

You can't really blame him

[@liamrobinson5303]

He does say “I don’t know if that’s how it’s played or not “

[@iain2080]

FINALLY (also haven't watched andertons vids in a while but fair fucks to Rabea for losing weight looking great man)

[@neilbarbu]

The tremolo should be twice the speed to get that synchro gating effect chaps.

[@dmwalker24]

Yes ^this. Tone was nice but that trem on that intro is iconic and it was rather distracting being so slow.

[@davidjameschamberlain]

to be fair, there were actually multiple twins panned everywhich way, and in one ear there is a tremolo that is actually similar to the one played here. that being said, I agree that the faster one is the most important sound, it just shows how much goes into the recording process

[@stewartross13]

and its not strummed like that. theres space in between each strum.

[@sullysullster8217]

Yeah I think Johhny plays a Bo Diddley rhythm for How soon. Check out the Live at KCRW and its amazing.The vibe, the feel,tempo is really hard to nail and they did it. JohnY's vocals are really on too.

[@peytonscott3429]

Sounds like the smashing pumpkins! Bang on job with this episode!

[@byDISMAL]

Peyton Scott would love this, favourite band

[@cuteasxtreme]

Peyton Scott yes please the pumpkins are my favorite too

[@9imack]

Been asking for them to do the Siamese Dream stuff for ages & I reckon they'll do it soon. They have been pretty good so far in listening to requests, especially lately.

[@glo22222]

Peyton Scott But will they do Billy Or James

[@youreallygotmenow4855]

Peyton Scott Yes, please! That would be awesome

[@notplaying2379]

Johnny Marr didn't use a Jag until he played with modest mouse. Most of the early Smiths stuff was recorded on a Telecaster through various Fender reverb amps.

[@jimjamthebananaman1]

MegaCrasherMusic johnny Marr played it.

[@ethandowse9145]

And the 330

[@nigeltrueman6101]

Cherry red 335

[@ethandowse9145]

Nigel Trueman *355

[@coldacre]

355, Les Paul, Tele, Ricky... 4 main guitars during the Smiths

[@WBbramski99]

I would love an episode for George Harrison or The Beatles in general, that'd be awesome :) I love these videos as well as the amount of fun it looks, i could watch em all day:') Keep it up!

[@georgenewton6446]

I love how on most of the 'sounds like' vids before this, everyone was begging for a johnny marr ep...they kindly do one and instead folk saying thank you, its just a load more requests...smh, great vid guys and THANK YOU for sounding like Mr. Marr

[@JasonCone]

Glad to see this being pointed out. It's always a bummer to read the comments to "sounds like" because hardly anyone comments on the actual video, it's just wading through requests.

[@TG-kc9ue]

Riff: How Soon Is Now Album: MEAT IS MURDER?! What is this heresy?!

[@headroomofficial8511]

No its not. Its on Hatful of Hollow. I know this because i got both albums.

[@aaroncrawford8142]

Pyroboy Apeldoorn you're not an idiot man, it was on the US and Canadian releases of Meat is Murder as the song was popular in dance clubs out in the states.

[@stevedomenico5933]

It is if you're a Yank. And yes, 2/3 of my copies of MIM has How Soon Is Now? on it.

[@therajgreek420]

yeah and it's on most reissues too I think, doesn't really matter though, great tune

[@cardboardrocket956]

Never clicked on a video faster

[@elpadrino1128]

DAMN IT HARRY! I was about to say that ;_;

[@marketingdisaster]

Haha! I came to say that exact thing too

[@jamespotter898]

Finally a vid for the indie kidz

[@elpadrino1128]

they should do sound like the cribs :v

[@user-po5bi6jb9g]

Sound like Ed Sheeran hahahaha no fuck him

[@RossCutting]

7:50 Some tones are thicker than others

[@petesampras9613]

I died😂😂 I heard Morrissey while reading it.

[@bukesmusic]

some tones's mothers and thicker than other tone's mothers

[@millennialanimal]

Did you play the riffs wrong to avoid copyright?

[@mury8103]

i think in the recording, Marr uses loop

[@WalkerHagius]

Clearly they don’t care about that in these videos, the whole point is to sound right. I’m sure these are all demonetized, they make money by selling gear. Just not quite right in this rare case.

[@markolekic_LA]

@@mury8103 Possible. It was also sent through 2 amps, trems perfectly in phase with each other.

[@wesmatron]

@@mury8103 I don't think so, bro. This can be played on one guitar in one take

[@danr554]

@@mury8103 no he doesnt

[@swami47]

Billy Corgan!

[@49Ibanez]

One of the reasons I really wanted you to do The Smiths (besides the fact they're one of my favourite bands of all time) is that I knew it'd be really hard to get right, and I knew it would be a good challenge for you I thought it was a really good effort, when I planned this out in my head (I know, sad) I picked the exact same guitar. I never expected you to get the playing spot on, I've been trying to nail This Charming Man since I was a teenager so I'm not going to hold that against you This was never going to be a sound you could get 90% of by playing some bar chords and riffs through a DSL40, and it was clear that you were a bit out of your comfort zone which I really really respect :) So yea, top work guys, love the series, see you on the next one :)

[@jesushammer5592]

Sam Brenton shut your fucking dirty mouth

[@ChainsawChristmas]

Is there some reason why Rabea gives a shit about your opinion? Are you two friends or something? I checked your channel and you have no videos, but maybe you're a well known musician somewhere?

[@callumsutherland2954]

Sam Brenton - No need for that.

[@bannanbacon]

Oh fuck off, Bea isn't immune from criticism and Sam was right they were out of their comfort zone. A lot of the other bands or guitarists they have done before have been very riff heavy rock players and Johnny Marr is the complete antithesis of rockism thus he presents more of a challenge. Honestly this missed the mark quite a lot and I'd like to see them repeat this by busting the bank as I think that opens up a lot more options such as a stereo rig with a twin reverb and using a Rickenbacker guitar which would get the sound much closer.

[@joshuahutton8684]

stone roses?

[@noseyparker6622]

Yes.......what he said

[@bencarver1252]

please !!!!!!

[@joelhorton581]

joshua hutton please this one

[@RossLGx]

yessssss

[@JimijaymesProductions]

YESS! Strat an amp and then find how to buy that many pedals and get them to sound good, an actuall fx challenge.

[@dane279]

In the book "Songs that Saved Your Life" they say Johnny hated that Roland amp sound on the Smiths first record.

[@Thruftinger]

Ofc : All Johnny Marr is looking for is a good clean sound Fender amp (take a cheap Fender Mustang and you could've approached the sound of Johnny Marr, the Chorus on that is bang on for just 200 bucks for the amp.)

[@rafusmaximus7839]

where's sounds like the cure? I hope you make it one day. Nice video though!

[@adrianmbrown]

Sounds like RUSH and Deep Purple

[@49Ibanez]

YAYYY!! I've been asking for this for so long, thank you for finally making it!!!

[@andertons]

You are welcome Sam :)

[@bunnyhoppin]

RADIOHEAD, BUCKETHEAD RADIOHEAD, BUCKETHEAD RADIOHEAD, BUCKETHEAD

[@Ali-fl5mb]

HEAD

[@Ali-fl5mb]

mmmmm... head

[@Chris_from_yealand]

Talking Heads ;-)

[@tglu87]

Brian "Head" Welch?

[@sadv0m]

Nejsayer Portishead???

[@c3920]

Metal head who's been listening to the Smiths for the last few days in my car and cant believe how awesome the guitar sounds. Thanks boys.

[@concentra3683]

Sound like Little Wayne without busting the bank

[@KeeperOfPoops]

cheapest guitar in store , cheapest amp in store and there you go

[@joshuahutton8684]

I don't think it's physically possible for either of them to play that bad

[@joshuahutton8684]

preach on brother Arnold! I do concur about the money part...

[@user-po5bi6jb9g]

Shawn Mendes is miles better than little Wayne

[@mtsn]

they just did

[@RCAvhstape]

I'd like to see you guys spend a little more time on ones like this, the blues and metal tones are easy by comparison to this kind of post-punk and new wave stuff where the electronic effects and tone are really the main part of the sound. Joy Division is another one, the Cure, etc. And when you've had enough of post punk, do Alex Lifeson!

[@adamgaposchkin5438]

Mastodon by busting the bank!

[@juancaisinrainbows6844]

It's time for a Sounds like Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead. ALL HAIL TO JONNY.

[@masshallucinations490]

Impossible feat!

[@TheViliukas]

I still hope for sounds like Radiohead

[@willy-8-8]

Yeesss

[@flynn_22]

Me too

[@User-xw6kd]

Cheeser That would be reeeally hard to pull off. And the reason for this is because Radiohead uses so many effects and/for ambience, and a wide range of guitar tones which will require a lot of pedals and stuff.

[@THECREPPYBERD]

Shammo Hamid Well....They have to focus on one era then. Maybe the bends era or hail to the theif or in rainbows.

[@smolygonal]

For Jonny Greenwood, you could start with a Mexican Tele (though Jonny's main Tele has no neck pickup), with Boss RV-3 and SD-1 pedals and a VOX AC30 for the amp. The issue with Jonny's rig is that a lot of the pedals he's been cited as using are retro, weird pedals that are long since discontinued - his distorted tones are apparently heavily reliant on a Marshall Shredmaster, which hasn't been made in decades, and it's a really unique tone that would be really frustrating to try and match.

[@fezzes428]

MARR FOR LIFE BEST GUITARIST HANDS DOWN

[@fezzes428]

INDIE WILL NEVER DIE

[@Materva-hv6sz]

hes my favorite rock guitarist. fave guitarist would have to go to either moraito chico or pdl

[@42Voltron]

mark knopfler Queens of the stone age and Tony iommi without a budget sounds like Ritchie blackmore or Wolfmother on a budget

[@SDoylerrs]

Bill DeMong There is a Mark Knopfler video as far as I know​

[@42Voltron]

Sean Doyle but without a budget?

[@quinyc1]

There is a tiny iomi black sabbath one

[@raulsanchez8983]

can you guys pleeeease do Eddie Hazel/Funkadelic???

[@stpirate89]

Raul Sanchez funkadelica would be pretty cool actually!

[@RobFlaxMusic]

Yes!

[@Robstafarian]

Raul Sanchez Damn, you just made me want to listen to Maggot Brain; I must sleep first.

[@eltaco585]

break out the jazzmasters and do My Bloody Valentine

[@theobuniel9643]

Eli Trocco Or Sonic Youth.

[@jamesb1710]

Just cry on the guitar man

[@KeeperOfPoops]

i thought that said Bullet For My Valentine for a second now i am upset :(

[@jamesb1710]

^

[@jamesb1710]

Lol

[@jcivantos]

This was a tough one and to be fair the guys didnt come close. Heroic effort, but its really hard to nail JM. Even for the man himself. (Seriously, Ive read interviews where he even admits he spent years trying to recreate the studio sound of How Soon is Now.). This video just goes to show what a genius he is.

[@harryfirth5235]

Sound like Tame Impala please!!

[@ErikSWE]

"The main difference is a lack of switches" I'd say the entirely different scale length is more important than the amount of switches but ok.

[@michaellumetta3858]

Hahahaha

[@davidburke2132]

Erik Nyberg Indeed. Andertons “sounds like” guys jump into a video unprepared regarding the specs of gear once again. Although they are pretty good at achieving the right kinds of sounds in the end. It does frustrate me that guitar shop video people mangle details of equipment spec so often though.

[@SportstalkDudes]

Stone roses and joy division please

[@christianbeeston7027]

STONE ROSES PLEASE!!

[@philipperry7946]

Christian Beeston plus 1

[@matthewhandley7489]

Yes john squire 89 pedal board would be good pls

[@Holonomics]

I would love a full in-depth lesson for Fools Gold - pedals as well as how to play.

[@curtainpoles3120]

I have been waiting for this for ages

[@ikkexd11]

sounds like gary clark junior!

[@allthingsclassicrock]

Fuzz and shit playing and you got it! :D

[@ikkexd11]

allthingsclassicrock true haha :D but i just want to see rebea play Some blues like a stoned idiot :D

[@riskyrecords1403]

Please sound like Deftones

[@riskyrecords1403]

Or the smashing pumpkins that would be good too

[@lild4131998]

Just get a big muff lol.

[@ollietodd4845]

I've never heard "This charming man" played so wrong but great video. been waiting for this video for a long time.

[@musicsoundgear]

Thanks for this one!!!!!! The addition of Matt playing bass, makes this sound spot on!!!!

[@Rustyjamesman]

Been waiting for this for sooo long

[@finlaycarson1349]

FINALLY, but please sound like highly suspect.

[@stephanrose2565]

I agree. They're killin it

[@xNimrod97x]

Sugarstone Sweet guitar sounds and riffs in that band. One of the coolest newer bands I think.

[@ymemon00]

Tame Impala, Radiohead or the Beatles!

[@raulcstetson]

For most of his clean tones back in the day didn't he use a telecaster? And I'm sure for charming man it was just a bit of reverb and chorus with bridge pick up? I could be wrong

[@S4m_tL]

Raul Castillo yeah

[@ia5662]

All things considered guy, hats off for a really solid tone! Regardless of the riff accuracy, you were damn close enough to hit the mark. Very cool!

[@nikkbertschman2200]

Not a bad job guys. Notes on the Jaguar and Jazzmaster: the JM single coils are very wide but flat like they smooshed a normal single coil which gives the JM its distinct chime. Whereas in a Jag they have the metal “cage” around it which gives the Jag its sound. The Rhythm/Lead circuit will switch you from access to both pickups and the standard volume/tone pots in Lead to the roller volume/tone with lower output pots which gives it that warm almost syrupy tone and it’s only on the neck pickup. If you’re on the bridge and activate the rhythm circuit it will auto swap you to the neck and then back to bridge when you return to lead. The bottom switches on a Jag are Top- Neck pickup On/Off, Middle- Bridge On/Off, and Bottom- Strangle which cuts the bass. Also a big difference about the Jag from most other Fender’s is the it’s 24 scale length instead of the 25 you’d normally find. Lastly to properly set up and play an offset guitar you must remember that the bridge was designed like and arch top. So you need proper tension downward to play well. Which means you need to raise the bridge up off the body. Then to lower your action to the right level you need to pitch back the neck with a shim placed in the neck pocket. This will make your offset experience much nicer. Also it’s best to you .10 gauge or above strings. Hopefully I didn’t sound like a pretentious ass and this helps someone enjoy the quirky world of offsets more.

[@adamgaposchkin5438]

Sound like Ritchie Blackmore!!!

[@bigearl33]

1:40 aah-em, the main difference is the scale length

[@WhoAmIWill]

bigearl33 pretty sure the switching is the biggest difference as that is going to give a larger number of tones.

[@JSE2015]

The WHO

[@JSE2015]

Right

[@t1p1may0]

Which era?

[@KeeperOfPoops]

Pete has used a lot of guitar over the years, he used a Rickenbackers, Strats, Teles, Les Pauls and SG's he had a signature Les Paul Deluxe, but way too much money and for amps he uses Hiwatt which Andertons don't stock

[@olivermueller1979]

Well, it has to be the SG+HiWatt era, innit.

[@skatreboy123abc]

He also had a Rickenbacker signature model with f holes Insted of the cats eye, and had 3 pickups it's was called the 340 I believe it was basically and upgraded 330

[@petewelsh9978]

In the secret alternate ending to the film “Crossroads” Johnny Marr walks in and Jack Butler explodes. Seeing an incredible player like Rabea’s attempt at This Charming Man tells you everything you need to know about Johnny Marr.

[@callumstewart86]

Never commented on these videos, but have enjoyed very much. It's always clear the purpose is to identify what equipment might be needed to replicate a certain sound. Like many others, this effort achieves this successfully. Those looking for a perfect replication of Johnny Marr riffs should just watch the real charming man.

[@weenibeenies]

🎃 S M A S H I N G P U M P K I N S P L E A S E 🎃

[@ThatGamerGuy77]

SOUND LIKE THE EAGLES PLEASE!

[@ShrimpLord666]

ThatGamerGuy77 man fuck the eagles

[@emdblues]

120joaopedro dude!

[@owlmatt]

ThatGamerGuy77 Too many guitarists, too many guitars, too many styles. Maybe Sound Like Joe Walsh.

[@ThatGamerGuy77]

No Fuck you

[@7878owen]

Sounds like 'Hank Marvin' (The Shadows)..Now there's a tricky one ;)

[@karsaurlong]

Owen_W strat, vox, done.

[@cupolove1]

such an underrated guitarist!

[@jackmceleny5372]

You should do Sound Like The Jam (Paul Weller).

[@willshields3534]

Greenock Catman that’s is a genius idea

[@blakev6943]

You guys finally did it Matt and Bea i love you

[@adamgaposchkin5438]

Sound like Opeth!!!

[@andrewcoates4952]

I would love to see a Deftones one. It would be interesting to see what gear you could get for when they were in their White Pony era, but at the same time, Stephen uses an 8 string now which would be a New for sound like. Chino also plays guitar too and they have 3 albums when Stephan played 8 string on album

[@manuelserassio5199]

MEGADETH PLZ

[@GunsnRosesfan2012]

Manuel Serassio What era?

[@manuelserassio5199]

GunsnRosesfan2012 All albums have good riffs, but RIP its my favourite

[@KeeperOfPoops]

If you're going Rust in Peace the line up is gonna be Marty and Dave but you could go Kiko and Dave or Chris and Dave but we're going Marty and Dave on this one

[@IscariottActual]

Bass playing on big mouth made me sad cuz it's the first song I actually learned and it's so much more fun to play than that. Good shout on that jaguar find.

[@Infinighost]

You guys finally did it. Been waiting for this since the first Sounds Like. Thanks!

[@marcoheide4556]

Please do a Sounds like Van Halen

[@Williamstanway]

yes

[@Williamstanway]

only the Roth era though

[@ryant.6120]

YES

[@rickmassey6131]

Sounds like Status Quo would love to see that one of my all time favorite bands and also a tribute to Rick Parfitt

[@KeeperOfPoops]

Rest In Peace man!

[@nstrug]

Good effort lads - not easy. If you revisit in the future you might want to check out Allison Bennett's channel. She's the guitarist for a fantastic Smiths tribute band and has the sounds down pat. She has walk throughs including things like the timing for playing against the tremolo on How Soon is Now.

[@derekbaker3279]

True. She's very talented, but doesn't she use a Gibson most of the time?

[@samsschool3639]

It would be the funniest shit ever if Johnny Marr commented on this video like "Nice try bois huehuehuehuehuehueeeeehhhhh"

[@ElectricLabel]

With The Smiths Marr played a Strat, a Tele Deluxe, a Les Paul, a 335 and a Rickenbacker. The Jaguar came much later. His amps were usually various Fender combos with a Roland JC120.

[@hammyjammies]

Just from the opening clip of this charming man, it sounds a little weedy

[@JakeWildMusic]

isthisbetterYT? I mean, it is *without* busting the bank.

[@hammyjammies]

Yeah I realise that but I'm just saying it sounds a bit weedy for Johnny Marr, same thing can be said about the SRV sounds like. They've done a great job with it but it just needs a bit of extra thickness from the guitar

[@JakeWildMusic]

Don't get me wrong, I do agree! :)

[@Wallballs72]

Yeah, something was really off with that.

[@CC97FIN]

I think it's just that they played it wrong.

[@teamilkandtwosugars]

The Stone Roses, Quo, Simple Minds

[@user-po5bi6jb9g]

RossCraigMusic John Squire is one of my favourites. I'm gonna predict for the intro to I Wanna Be Adored they're gonna make up their own thing and it'll sound horrible and nothing like the record

[@teamilkandtwosugars]

I can't wait to hear them butcher Waterfall

[@fourkray4825]

RossCraigMusic Hahaha

[@harrisonmayhew-kemp6461]

Finally!!!!!!!!!!! Can you attempt to do prince please

[@cyklode]

They could even get Danish Pete to help out as he seems to be a big fan of Prince.

[@ianandrew1496]

Harrison Mayhew-Kemp boss pedals - that's pretty much all he used!

[@cupolove1]

that would be super cool

[@kacper06660y]

Finally! I've been asking for this one for years.

[@BeatKydz]

I thin i've commented this on everyone one of your videos. so glad you're finally doing it. Thanks guys

[@JuniaThePriest]

please do Wolfmother!

[@1999bilalblade]

You guys should either do: Lamb of God(WBTB) OR Metallica(BBTB)

[@aidenseabridge6752]

FoodPoweredGamer why not both

[@Williamstanway]

FoodPoweredGamer would love to here bea nail a few lamb of god riffs for fun

[@idohiba8099]

jimi hendrix by bustin the bank godammit

[@Jackmc2112]

It would be so cool to do this again with Johnny picking out stuff on a budget to see what he’d do. Noel Gallagher said Johnny was so good in the 80’s that he himself has no idea how he did it! (I saw Johnny in Philly and I tend to agree. The Smiths were lightening in a bottle)

[@sea-ferring]

Even though Johnny Marr's signature guitar is a Jaguar - a lot of the original recordings used a Tele.

[@oisinmcphillips2090]

BUCKETHEAD!!

[@desmondteague2441]

OH MY GOD I JUST HAD A HEART ATTACK WHEN I GOT THIS NOTIFICATION I LOVE YOU ANDERTONS!!!

[@desmondteague2441]

Yeah you did play This Charming Man wrong, and the tremolo on How Soon Is Now was half the speed of the record, but I still love you

[@marketacrane9337]

From what I understand, on the original recording, as Marr was playing, someone was twiddling the depth of the tremolo up and down, so replicating the effect would be very difficult, unless you had a tremolo with a foot switch like a wah.

[@JakeWildMusic]

Markéta Crane From what I remember, he was playing through 2 out of phase Fenders, with their vibrato on. I may be wrong though.

[@desmondteague2441]

The story I know is 4 Fender Twins. Anyway, my point isn't about the tone or depth of the tremolo, it's that on the record it pulses to the 16th note, whereas here Rabea's got it going on the 8th.

[@JakeWildMusic]

Desmond Teague That's what I'm getting at though. the Fact that they were an 8th out of phase meant that it sounded like 16ths. like you say tho, Bea has got it too slow.

[@XPERIAPLAYER01]

Do a rory gallagher RIG !

[@karsaurlong]

XPERIAPLAYER01 strat, vox, treble boost.

[@nathanrodriguez7281]

Thanks guys! much appreciated, great job!

[@tvav69]

Marr’s guitar work is harder than it looks!

[@fabulousfreddyisready]

Yep, as they found out...LOL! We all have to be fair!

[@felixschoernich]

Brian May ?

[@hattster1818]

Stoned lenny kravitz 😂

[@danielgorman8725]

Sound Like Don Felder and Joe Walsh of the Eagles, Graham Coxon of Blur and Bill Steer of Napalm Death/Carcass pllllleeeeaaaaassseeee!

[@KeeperOfPoops]

i know Graham had a signature tele which they no longer make and it had a Humbucker in the Neck so a Fender Squier Tele Vintage Modified is a good call, for amps either a Vox or a Fender will sort you out and if they do the solo from Coffee & TV then they should get some kind of Fuzz

[@danielgorman8725]

I get pretty close with my AC15 and Tele....I did have a Marshall 100 watt Plexi 20 years ago which sounded great but no longer family friendly! You can get some very interesting signal chain charts on google!

[@SonicJaneStooge]

Sonic Youth Next please!

[@korydeleon8236]

Jaguar player here. Jazz circuit off, looking at the guitar as it is in the video, going from right to left, the switches in up position is on, down is off. First two are neck and bridge pickup respectively, the final switch is the "surfer switch" that when on is supposed to give a treble boost, but I find it just cuts the low end out entirely.

[@everythinggamingnow]

i had a bit of trouble learning charming man the other day, glad to see im not the only one ;)

[@tr10plays89]

Please do a sounds like free, would love to see you attempt the kossoff tone. One of the best guitarists ever! 🎸

[@Pchristensen20]

Please do Jane's Addiction...Dave Navarro. Would also love The Cult---Billy Duffy.

[@leob4403]

Paul Christensen both of those bands suck

[@arch_6133]

Sound like joy divison?

[@TGIFxGREASE]

Leon Mckeever I actually managed a pretty close bass tone for JD without using a Ric. Squier VM 70's Jazz bass, neck pickup only. And a $68 Electro Harmonix Bass Clone chorus pedal through an Acoustic B600H and 8x10. Guitar might be trickier, but would be amazing to see.

[@DonnyBomb]

On a budget: Epiphone SG, distortion pedal/overdrive, reverb pedal, and Vox amp

[@hokuspokus5153]

Johny Marr master of clean sound.

[@TheJerryattric]

Brilliant episode guys.

[@nobbynoblhoch4836]

Please, could you try to do Graham Coxon/Blur or The Libertines?

[@benthomas7748]

nobby nóblhóch graham coxon would be amazing