His work in "Rust in peace" album is unique masterpiece...

@gaelbgalbar9307

4 жыл бұрын

The best Megadeth for ever!

@LeBronJames-sj7ds

3 жыл бұрын

no

@eljefe8564

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah marty is the man

@enemy.within

3 жыл бұрын

U don't meet Cacophony.

@G-NutZ

2 жыл бұрын

Rust in peace solos are otherworldly even today 😵‍💫

Marty's picking technique is the guitar equivalent of pulling your pants all the way down to pee. It works but it makes everyone uncomfortable.

@hawk1093

5 жыл бұрын

Perfect analogy

@oldgit4260

5 жыл бұрын

Lol, it looks awful but doesn't piss his pants

@wrestlingfan-man9438

5 жыл бұрын

This comment, man. It really speaks to me.

@taggartknutson1640

5 жыл бұрын

This is so true lmao

@Hauntedasylum666

5 жыл бұрын

Sooooooooooo freaking hilarious!

Marty is an artist, not just a virtuoso guitar player. He has a philosophy.

@thatguyinaband6341

Жыл бұрын

I gotta agree! that pedal he uses the freddie FUzz (BLack Cat OD-1) is the bomb also! ads such a fat tone! this artist also uses it, badass!! kzread.info/dash/bejne/fpumysyyd7vQaZc.html hit CC for english subs if your curious to listen you might hear the scoop it ads

"You have to kind of know what you're doing. You can't let your fingers just flow in and out of there." -Marty Friedman

Marty's like a math teacher explaining a complex equation and trying to make it sound easy .

One does not simply pick like marty friedman

@chrisjerwin

9 жыл бұрын

+Labzo441 oh wow I love it how you're comment doesn't have likes.

@dodgepeters2050

8 жыл бұрын

+Labzo441 ur calling marty friedman lame son. open ur ears boy!!!

@oaedwards75

7 жыл бұрын

TheQuotableGuy You are correct. I watched a video of him picking in slow motion. He was using his fingers to stop strings from ringing. He is my favorite guitarist.

@DimitrisDr3am

5 жыл бұрын

@@oaedwards75 He has to because he cant with his palm like most because his usual picking style.

@aeksinsang932

4 жыл бұрын

He addressed that: he does not like muted notes and feels it sounds unguitaristic in his words

1:39, "Something rike that". Japan has had it's influence on Marty alright!

@eldenring9448

4 жыл бұрын

lmaoooo

@tajolariffin6147

4 жыл бұрын

😂

@joshuaholbrook1463

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@macabrecreation1067

3 жыл бұрын

waahahahahahahah

"Look at the neck as little roadmaps, little sidestreets" what a great thought, I've always seen it like that, it makes playing look like a journey.

Marty's picking hand is like 3 angry seagulls fighting for the last piece of a fish taco.

His picking hand frightens me...but he's amazing o.O

Marty Friedman and Paul Gilbert Are Jedi Master's Passing down the force to us young Padawan's.

@ezybayz75

3 жыл бұрын

then dave mustaine is darth vader

@ther701

3 жыл бұрын

@@ezybayz75 da fuq, lmao

@mastermason552

Жыл бұрын

Love Paul Gilbert °° he's an ace♤

His picking technique is outrageous. I get a kick out of it every time.

@hellrazer7681

10 жыл бұрын

if you look at zakk wyldes picking or even van halen's they do the same thing.

@GordonHeaney

10 жыл бұрын

seth liebowitz Zakk holds his hand in a similar way, but their techniques are different

@hellrazer7681

10 жыл бұрын

Gordon Heaney Yeah, but shows some of the greats do have odd techniques!

Saw Marty live last Friday 10-2- 15 and he did not disappoint! The man is still on top of his game for 52 years old, and he looks great for his age also(must be ancient Japanese secret huh?) lol He was constantly moving around and banging his head the whole time his band played! He smoked the place in Vegas and is a virtuoso and master of the guitar! All hail Marty fucken Friedman!

His picking style Ive noticed is how that kind of attack is achieved in his sound. The angle, speed... everything. True artistry.

Omg, this is probably the best lesson ever

...And once upon a time there was a duo made up by Marty Friedman and Dave Mustaine. We were not worthy...

@benjaminbreeg9838

10 жыл бұрын

***** Haha. "Cacophony" was superb! Well, I'm not following Marty lately. Gonna check it out!

@benjaminbreeg9838

10 жыл бұрын

***** Alright! I'm gonna do it as I didn't have that piece of data. Thanks pal! Btw, give "Cacophony" a closer look! It's a great piece of metal music! You won't regret it!

@benjaminbreeg9838

10 жыл бұрын

***** I'm love it 2 as well! Rock on, mate :).

@aeksinsang932

7 жыл бұрын

Benjamin Breeg becker friedman more like it. spooge spooge.

@MrMetalhorse

6 жыл бұрын

dottedforlong Both were legendary duos. I don't know If I could pick my favorite

I wish randy rhoads was alive to get to youtube and also share his wisdom :c (apologise for the irrelevant comment)

@RandomRockas

9 жыл бұрын

Mike Rock I Totally agree with you!

@Daver869

8 жыл бұрын

I agree, same goes for Jason Becker. I wish he can still play and share his wisdom personally

@dodgepeters2050

8 жыл бұрын

+Mike Rock marty and randy that would be super caphony.

@Keepler22b

6 жыл бұрын

yes!! agree:) alot of good ones die young :(

@Keepler22b

6 жыл бұрын

Hopes he play the hell out of heaven.

Marty Friedman, master of the luckyfin/capral tunnel right hand technique.

this guy is such a genuine teacher. reminds me of what i read in the books about randy.

I don't even play guitar but i found this fascinating to watch.

part of the exercise is: "come up with something cooler than Marty's licks" ok, i'm throwing my guitar

Great lesson Sensei Marty! Looking forward to more.

I think it’s an evil perfection, the way he holds his pick

I love Marty's approach, it's more like a sports coach than a music teacher.

Great teacher, and inspiration as well

Love the first words, very inspiring and motivative.

This lesson changed how I play guitar.....thank you Marty.

He's so good on so many levels. The music just pours out of him. His crazy whammy like bends are incredible too.

This video was published 1 day before my birthday! Thanks for the early birthday gift +Guitar World Haha

Such a great teacher player and performer... and brilliant advice!!

hes so himself how cool lol he is a great genuine guy,it's good to have new looks on the usual(road maps)

He picks this way AND still plays perfectly clean. Thums up!!

Thanks Guitar World and Marty

Finally a guitarist I actually want to hear. Marty is the Best!!!!

@xkoamane

4 жыл бұрын

Marty Friedman has been my favorite guitarist since I first heard “Tornado of souls” in the 90’s!!!!!! The most distinctive lead guitarist I’ve ever heard!!!!!!

let me play this slow for you now.... Lol. Then goes the same speed. classic.

I love Marty's playing and philosophy, but I really grew to respect him more when I kept finding all these clips of him jamming out with Paul Gilbert.

What an amazing musician...

Nice prs love the star inlays

I saw him yesterday for first time. He's awesome!

I know like in past, when Mary said he felt playing in Megadeth was a gun metal gray palette. I think he would fit quite well and really explore his potential in a Progressive Metal band. The sky is the limit what he could do in that type of band with his already unique style and playing. Just unfathomable of the possibilities.

Great lesson! Awesome.

very cool. I like the idea and concept. Make it your own. Thanks Marty.

Marty, this is an exceptionally good video.. even in the galaxy of KZread guitar videos. Domo Arigato 😊

Amazing sound!

amazing player!!!

It so true, its 10x more fun to play your version of a song. I play tornado of souls but I play bout 80 of Marty's part of his solo but I throw in my own notes and it's so much more fun. Keep the essential structure of the sound and make it mine.

Very useful. Thanks!

very good concept that i haven't really thought of before...cool.

Man, this guy is such a cool dude and such a bad ass ax man! Love his work with Megadeth. My favorite Megadeth line-up was Mustaine, Friedman, Ellefson and Menza. Symphony of Destruction & Tornado of Souls are two of my favorite leads of all time.

@Thedarkone2435

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! And holy wars and peace sells and the conjuring

@peterstefan6900

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't have said it better myself man 🤘

I like this lesson. Cool stuff here man

I swear, Marty has some of the best vibrato.

Now that's some fresh air. After that past year of working solidly on my speed an techniques. Advice i heard several years ago. Learn it then break the rules. EVH always said the exact same thing. Time for me to break out. Thx!

You are a true Master

I love Marty.

It’s great man

What a cool guy

great lesson thanks for posting this.

So so cool bro

Its YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. Remember that kids

beside that he is great player he seems like rly COOL guy!

Everyone talks about his picking technique, no one reacts to "i'll play it slow for you" and then he doesnt

@Z.L.Artworks

3 жыл бұрын

I know right! Wtf. And the "everyone knows how to play that.

Marty's picking technique just proves that anything can work. If I were him I would've of corrected it years ago, but I'm a conformist so props to him for staying true.

One of the best

This guy is awesome

Thank you for stating do your playing it in your own way, so many u tube bell ends going u don’t do it like this or that or just show offs. Marty states be yourself and I truest believe in everything he says because he’s correct and genuine 🎸🙏

Love his voice, thumbs up everybody !

To all those talking about notes ringing out or whatever, it's because Guitar World usually makes these artists play though a Line 6 Spider with 3 seconds of delay and reverb which can only be matched by a 300 km underground bunker.

feels like the string would snap anytime when he picks 😅😂

Awesome!

imho one of the greatest of all time.

Marty Friedman. You are SO Sick 🤘

Coming back to this video two years later I can confirm that things get less mind blowing over time. Just two years of practice has me a long way from Marty but also able to make up some shreddy sounding licks like that and have way quicker fingers, they just sound a little generic but I'm getting there. Hope all you fellow musicians keep your heads up and press on understanding the art of shred and improvisation.

A true Guitar God

It’s nice to learn from Marty Friedman since he’s a man of culture if you know what I mean :)

Marty always makes simple thing become difficult...😭

I've always tried to learn guitar that way. I've only recently found this guy and he knows his shit. too many people learn a song and steal the technique gotta come up with your own shit.

You shred Dude !!!!!!

I’ve practiced to Marty Friedman instructional videos since the early ‘90s. Like he states, I’ve always learned things the way they are taught & if in the process I can modify something to feel more comfortable & more economical for MYSELF. I’ve took bits I learned from Friedman, Hammett, Mike Wead & Skolnick to try & come up with a style contrived of many. I would suggest to take lessons like a GUIDE not mandatory &, if you can pull of the same techniques/riffs, modify them to fit your style. Also, Marty has another about sweep picking & mentions how he doesn’t pay attention to picking techniques. I’ve learned things like Frank Gambale’s “speed picking” technique, however, I only use it when a phrase warrants it. Usually, I modify my picking style numerous times during a solo or a rhythm, for that matter. I think Friedman’s philosophy is to be mutable, able to change on the fly to suit YOUR desires. Thinking of something as “the way” is limiting & can have adverse effects. That is how religions came about & look at all of the death & suffering religious zealots with their monotheistic stubbornness. 😉

@jimjambananaslam3596

5 жыл бұрын

Well said. I see so many really great guitar players playing the same generic sounding metal these days because of it. I find the way to do things that is easiest for me, or that I simply like doing. I watch lessons like this, realize I'm doing it wrong, but then expand on the way I was doing it instead of learning the proper way, or I just try to switch it up for fun. I like trying out weird phrasing and rhythms, sometimes it sounds like shit, but when I figure out something cool, I'm way more likely to remember it and implement it in my playing. And I got pretty good at stuff like cross picking and string skipping just by refusing to learn how to sweep pick like everyone else. I can actually sweep pick now, even though I've literally never practiced doing it, not sure how that happened lol.

He makes it look so easy.

~sugoi~

Actually I kinda like the extra noise. You can still clearly hear what he's playing but it ads some kind of tension...

@andreesj9589

10 жыл бұрын

***** si no molestes Grande Marty

@alejandroenmanuelcabreraco9780

8 жыл бұрын

+jesus bailon eres enfermo? Está diciendo que le gusta como hace variaciones, aprende ingle y aguante marty

He's so cool

thank god for such a great men, thank you marty :), very inspiring

Marty Friedman is so on the money about the infinite possibilities of how to execute a lick! I originally saw this idea from the late Gary Moore around 30 years ago & it's something I've ALWAYS lived by!!!! A riff is like a fingerprint/D.N.A etc..... As a technical competent player as I am,their is no substitute for using your ears & if it sounds good it is good!!!! I'm not telling anybody too avoid learning theory,but don't let the brain overwhelm the heart & also don't let your heart govern your musical brain!Everything is best to work in harmony together!!!

Paul Gilbert - John Petrucci - Marty Friedman best guitar teachers in the world

@Mrfailstandstil

10 жыл бұрын

you need to include vinnie moore to this awesome list of yours!

@DSoverPSP

10 жыл бұрын

panny14 Hell yes, Guthrie is amazing. Excellent teacher and player, of course.

@dashfront21

10 жыл бұрын

Greg Howe is also a very intelligent and humble guy. The way he explains his thought process when improving makes a lot of sense.

Millions of combinations

share the hope!

His picking styles is Unique wow! I can't do that

He’s very smart. Peace and love marty Friedman

2:06 is VERY close to 43 seconds in on Satriani's Killer Bee Bop. It took me a second to place it but that's it. Just down the next a bit farther. And a note of difference but that's pretty much it.

nice one

marty is very fluid, even with his basic licks he is unique

He’s a good teacher

Marty-sensei's #1!!!

Crazy picking style.

I think you need to go learn a lot and then Marty is a really good source. This is such a brilliant lesson but I wouldnt get how good had I not gotten to this level. Im sorry I ever doubted you Marty :)

PRS SE, this guy is humble!

Dudes right wrist is on a next level

So it’s ok to noodle on guitar to find out the tones by ear. That’s great! I’ve been told that it’s a bad thing to noodle on guitar.

Well its the master that said so