Youth Of America The Wipers Guitar Lesson + Tutorial

[@agressiveburito9855]

I liked and subscribed. Worth it.

[@EverSinceMyExorcism]

Thank you! Love The Wipers. First heard this song covered by The Melvins. It's fantastic but there is something a little more desperate in the original version. Sage lives up to his name as far as his guitar technique is concerned. A very unique style.

[@ScottGuitar]

No problem. Thanks for watching! Yep. The original is very raw and unique. It's easy to see how the Wipers influenced so many bands.

[@kerryfromaj9032]

Make some noise and have some fun sounds like great advice. Thanks.

[@ScottGuitar]

Can't go wrong like that!

[@__bxbx8music992]

love you for this man

[@ScottGuitar]

Thanks for watching!

[@blue2134]

Omg thank you for this!!!

[@ScottGuitar]

No problem. Thanks for watching!

[@bongusdongus2137]

His “chorus”, at least on those first 3 records, is actually ALL his bigsby, with maybe some wow and flutter from his Echoplex when applicable. His strumming hand is absolutely psychotic.

[@ScottGuitar]

Thanks for this post. I think you are totally right. I was trying to figure out how he was getting that sound, because it's not straight chorus or flange or delay. It totally sounds like the tremolo bar. When I made this lesson, I think I looked at some live videos to see if he was using a tremolo, but he didn't have one on the guitar, so I wrote that off as how he was doing it. Thanks again!

[@duckbrew]

How about Lets go away ! Another great one!

[@ScottGuitar]

I'll add to my list!

[@tmaysrules2542]

In control by Fecal Matter please

[@ScottGuitar]

I'll take a look. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@dlm425]

Plz plz plz plz plz plz do 'No Fair' I'm not liking what I got for the intro, I'm this song I love

[@ScottGuitar]

I’ll add to my list!