"Time" is a MASTERPIECE made of Simple, Basic, Fundamentals!

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Lesson Intro
2:02 - Quick Review
5:49 - The Chords
9:11 - The Fills
13:57 - The Solo
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Enjoy!

[@crazoatmeal1854]

The Kent Nishimura video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKG5ooiFeLadors

[@DJCJ999]

Finger style blows my mind!

[@SyntagmaStation]

Been watching Brian for years now. No one can touch him when it comes to describing, teaching, and contextualizing music theory for guitar players. Watched a lot of dudes try it, but they always skip key things, can’t simplify it, or make it sound like they understand things you can’t understand to make themselves look like they are in a secret cool club. Appreciate you Brian for keeping it real.

[@zombieguitar]

Thanks for the words! I appreciate you watching 😀

[@TheForce_Productions]

Ending of a hard day, and Brian and Pink Floyd spots on to sooth the thing. And David is the GREAT example of a guy that uses his hands and way of playing as the fancy part, not weird scales nor weird pedals, just his brain and muscles. Thank you for this class and for the link master!

[@cesaraugustop]

Engineer, i am here to tell you, your channel is the best channel in KZbin. You are an amazing professor, i wish you the best for you and your family this Valentine day. Thanks a lot for sharing your amazing skills. Regards from Canada.

[@zombieguitar]

Thank you!! I really appreciate that 😀

[@ericsamier]

I am a big fan of the way you explain all that stuff. I highly recomand your courses to people who want to learn music with guitar. I did it. Please, keep on doing song analysis. I'm very addict to yours! Sorry for my Bad english. I'm from France. Thank you Brian.

[@jeffoleary6278]

Thank you for explaining this song musically to someone that has always loved it and didn't know why. Gilmour' playing makes the listener beg for the next note.

[@cancelbubble6535]

Great video, using real songs to illustrate the theory really helps.

[@JoeChecketts-bi6xs]

Brian. I can’t thank you enough for posting these kinds of videos. Being able to learn the music theory behind such an amazing song is really incredible. Thanks for including the simple illustrations. That’s a very effective teaching technique.

[@chrisburzenski2317]

Brian, this lesson is very comprehensive and easy to follow! Nicely done!

[@13hiker]

You should have been a math teacher! You definitely have a natural ability to explain things. Great job!

[@martoneill]

Great video. Really useful to see how the theory/patterns apply to a real song.

[@jasonwojcik]

There are a lot of great gems to take away on why Gilmour uses the notes he uses. Thank you for making the video!

[@JohnsTake-cg3ss]

Absolutely agree, one of my all Time favorites. Thanks!

[@EDGARDOUX1701]

Genius Brian!

[@DJCJ999]

Awesome!... I like these song break downs.. they take everything taught on the Zombie Guitar website and shows it @ work. New T-shirt Idea! Noodle! Noodle! Chord-tone! :D

[@zombieguitar]

🤣🤣🤣 that's a great idea!

[@mayawebdesign]

Brian, your guitar lessons are great. I hope you can continue for a long time.

[@Ahmed-kv4up]

Thanks, Brian. The New kind of vidéos "song analysis" is perfect. Gilmour IS the Mozart of the rock music.

[@scottwheeler7615]

Great video Brian, perfectly explained as usual 👍

[@scottjones6624]

Well dang, I think you have achieved the goal of a PERFECT video. Fascinating. I will watch everyone of these that you do for all the great pop/rock songs!!!!! Your analysis is just wonderful, easy to follow and entertaining. Wow!

[@khye2271]

I love these song analysis! Please do more of these

[@zombieguitar]

Definitely will do!

[@stephenbowyer7269]

I don t know the song myself, but the use of graphics and Brian's clear explanations of the chord types (major, major 7 and dom 7 ) would make this a valuable lesson, regardless of the particular music. Such clarity of expression of music ideas that can actually be used is rarer than many might imagine. Also, the demo of the relationship between A major and F# minor scales is clearly put, and of much value. You can solo straight away from the info given here. Wholehearted Thanks to You, Brian!

[@annemarie1507]

Wow. Loved that song forever and learned to play it but without really understanding what was going on until now. Thank you.

[@michaellnbnj]

Great lesson Brian. Thank you. You're in my Top 3 favorite guitar teachers on KZbin. I appreciate your lessons.

[@zombieguitar]

Thank you! I appreciate that 🙏

[@tigermcflash131]

Thank you Brian. Super lesson....much appreciated!

[@karlbrown4635]

Awesome lesson Brian! One of my favorite songs of all time also

[@kenkelly382]

Hi Brian, Could be your best lesson yet. You took a Masterpiece and made it so we all could get a glimpse of the Gilmore magic. Ken

[@ScottMcdonaldMusic]

Every one of your videos I get an aha moment.

[@zombieguitar]

Glad to hear it 😁

[@jspic4907]

A-we-so-me! Thanks Brian

[@brendachristopher2693]

Thank you!

[@isseyrox]

Fantastic lesson, thanks Brian.

[@Chimp_No_1]

Incredibly interesting and helpful ! Thank you for sharing !

[@smoothoper8r5]

Killer video. I too, love this song.

[@sig7983]

Thanks Brian great video I learnt a lot 👍😊

[@sh57335]

Awesome stuff. Would love to see more of these

[@richholmes6281]

Great as always! Thanks!🎸🎸

[@yepthatsme6197]

Great series Brian, keep it up!

[@momogris6159]

so nicely explained ☺️☺️☺️

[@boomerdell]

Oh, wow, Brian, this is GREAT! Yes, I’m biased because this is one of my all-time favorite songs of all time. I loved it when I first heard it as a young teen (just one of those song with both lyrics and music that went deep inside me and took root) and now in my late 50s, it resonates just as profoundly yet in wonderfully different ways. In addition to my own personal connection to this song, this lesson also highlights for me why your channel and the Zombie Guitar website are such valuable resources. Your approach to explaining keys, key signatures, modes, etc., is for me the best and most approachable way to teach and learn them. Thanks so much for all you do. Truly appreciate it! PS - I stopped the video once you mentioned the source of inspiration - Kent Nishimura’s interpretation of the song - and I was blown away. Amazing. I’d seen and heard some of his music before, and he is truly outstanding.

[@zombieguitar]

Thanks Boomer! That Kent dude is really on a whole other level 😁

[@dallanby]

Brian, great as usual. And your analysis has inspired me to analyse MY favourite solos...Unthinkable before joining Zombie Guitar. Thanks for taking the time to explain things clearly and patiently.

[@zombieguitar]

Glad to hear it!

[@Byzmax]

Fabulous explanation. You are a master ar doing this.

[@martinwelch9886]

Great video Brian very well explained as usual.👍🏻👍🏻

[@NoLegalPlunder]

Awesome lesson. One thing I've learned about great solos is they start low and then go high. It increases the excitement/urgency. This and Priest's Beyond the Realms Of Death immediately come to mind as examples.

[@zombieguitar]

Nice observation! I have noticed the same thing 😀

[@allanaxe6781]

Thank you🎸🤟💯

[@zombieguitar]

Thank you! Much appreciated 😀

[@bentruthuncovers9331]

Yup

[@Rauhorn1]

Danke!

[@zombieguitar]

Thank you!! 😀

[@russlgtr]

Checked out the Kent acoustic time, it's amazing, it's in an open tuning, a e c# f# a e . Did not think you could tune e that low

[@mikestroud9969]

Good one Big B. Big fan of David Gilmore ❤️🙏💯🎸🎸. If i remember right. Group America and James Taylor used a lot of major 7th chords 😊

[@Newfoundmike]

I take a Dan Seals song called Plant your fields and mix it with Time the chords and the lyrical meaning is pretty much the same

[@kennewedi]

😅 'Cordtone' 🙏💖🐺

[@jdk6584]

My funeral song! Please do more pink floyd stuff

[@AlexEllwein]

11:40 well that sounded very Keith Richards-y 🙂

[@AlexEllwein]

I thought we agreed upon that fact, that we have 12-key system, so the key is A major and F#m is the 6th perspective of it.

[@zombieguitar]

Yes exactly!

[@toto6773]

Ahhh the old noodle/chord tone method! 😂

[@zombieguitar]

🤣

[@larrycallaway2987]

If you're not a member of Zombie Guitar, buy a monthly subsciption. If you are already a monthly subscriber, just go ahead and spring for the lifetime subscription. Because you are going to eventually anyway.

[@klopidos]

Great vid Brian, thanks so much for sharing. So my question is: did in fact Gilmour think of all that stuff and did it in intentionally while writing this music or he just had the charisma and talent to be able to write such genious compositions and it just came naturally to him and what we are now analysing and discussing comes as a consequence? I'm always puzzled about that.... In another video of yours you say "first i play what sounds good and then i give name to what i played". Is that the case here as well? It's such a riddle for me..... Thanks again...

[@zombieguitar]

This fundamental stuff is actually very simple....that is the core message that I am always trying to get across. 1.) Know the key you're in 2.) Play chords from that key 3.) Use the key-scale as your soloing framework 4.) Chord tones are great notes to sustain on Yes, he absolutely did this stuff on purpose, but it's really very simple stuff. I can't stress enough how important it is to get a basic grasp on the fundamentals (aka. what it means to be "in a key"). Beatles songs are MUCH trickier from a theory/song writing standpoint!!

[@bentruthuncovers9331]

Check out gruhacs cover too

[@An2oine]

Dude, I did the circle of fifths thing with Wild Horses from the Rolling Stones and nothing adds up to a key. What am I doing wrong?

[@zombieguitar]

What are the chords? I'll see if I can try to figure it out

[@An2oine]

@zombieguitar intro G a G a G b G Song b G b G a C D G D. Repeat. And there is a "F" in the chorus

[@glenndavid8725]

You obviously haven't heard Koyunbaba!

[@zorr6271]

What the heck is your IQ? do you know? To be honest, you are not the best player I have heard on u tube, but your understanding of Guitar is through and complete. I have been playing since I was a teenager and that was a long time ago. I payed for lessons for a year but could not keep up, that is I could not devote enough time to the lessons to gain all the benefits. My instructor was like you, theory first he said I know a lot of cool songs but I don’t know what I am doing. You have reinforced all the lessons I had and more. Last summer I bought a used Les-paul studio and then went to Thailand for six weeks. While there “without my new instumint’ I found your videos. Bought a note book and pencil and tried to learn all I could (without a guitar). I have learned more from you than any other U tuber and defiantly any campfire player I ever played with (best way to start), if not for teachers like you. First thing my instructor said when I told him i never had lessons was “how did you learn to tune the guitar?” One of my favorite Pink Floyd is Money, but I can’t play it all the way though and it is too hard to sing. Short story long. I love your classes. I learn a lot. We are all better off for your help.

[@zombieguitar]

I appreciate the words!! I'm no smarter than anyone else. What you see is a guy who is determined to succeed....that's really it. I appreciate you following along with my vids! Thank you 😀

[@georgekelly9797]

Lost you a few times but that’s just my lack of knowledge but I’m learning thanks to you. Bottom line Pink Floyd is one of my favorite bands and I find there music amazing. Thank for the video Brian. I’d love to hear you play the whole song through.