the chorus part is hypnotizing... wow!!!!

Thank for watching. The songs are great! My guitar is a SG 3000... I never played another one (1000 or 2000 or whatever), this one here is the only one I could find back when I found out it was the one McGeoch used.

@brendan1522

Жыл бұрын

John McGeoch was and still is my guitar hero, nobody to touch him in my opinion, thankyou so much for doing him more than proud 👏🥲 utterly brilliant my friend ❤️👍

It`s always a delight watching (and hearing) you play.

When I hear Cascade & these guitar sounds, I get goosebumps, I think there is some kind of strange, sombre slant to the world that surrounds me

Dude, your channel is by far my favorite channel on youtube!!!

Yes, I used it as a reference too :) Plus it's probably one of the best sounding live recordings with McGeoch...

@mtsn It's the MXR 117 Flanger placed on the stand. Robert Smith inherited McGeoch's equipment, but refused to use his guitar, based on aesthetics. It's placed there because on some moments John would hit a chord and turn the knobs on the flanger while the chord was still ringing. I have a scanned interview with McGeoch in which he talks about his equipment (Armoury Show era), I'll send you the link...

Thanks for bringing me back here to have a replay. Awesome. I needed this. ;-)))))))

Ogni volta che ti ascolto mi fai venire la pelle di oca. Sei un grande.

@Guedzilla

3 жыл бұрын

Grazie! :)

@CarnageVisors Obrigado por assistir e comentar! É o que faz valer a pena gravar esses vídeos...

omg i like the guitar on that song!!, the workshouse version you can hear more the guitar like painted bird version

Love is always the answer :)

@otimeia Thanks for watching! The SG is a very nice piece of wood. Don't know about the new ones though, but they're spposed to be of the same quality, only with different pickups.

Wow! Amazing job!

@Guedzilla

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I've always wanted to play this!!

@Guedzilla

8 жыл бұрын

:)

There you go!

Ti ascolto da anni, e sei bravissimo, mi dai rivivere 1980, io ho tutti i vinili dei Sioux. B.. Grazie

@Guedzilla

3 жыл бұрын

Grazie Fernando!

Yeah..! It was my first ever Siouxsie & B experience. I picked the cassette from a rent-library, just because I thought the sleeve was amazing (I was then a Nina Hagen fan). Cascade was THE overture.. wow...these guitar & bass sounds, with thatsort of wind sound one can hear at the very beginning of the intro...

A great master of your instrument and the tune a great choice I enjoyed it wondrously. Thanks for posting so this gem could be shared with me today when I really need a lot of Music. Peace and Keep playing for a hurting world to heal and clear out the war-games that are holding us hostage. Peace and love is the game now. Lets change the world one person we meet at a time. This music is doing so much for our hearts are opening up and feeling once again. Thanks from my heart for this Gem.

@LazlokBass Indeed! Too bad he's gone too soon...

Amazing!

@Guedzilla

8 жыл бұрын

+Dolly Blackcat Thanks!

After seeying this video I'm totally conviced to buy an Yamaha SG! Gorgeous performance. Stay in touch guy!

brillliant well done

thanks for the tab!

@scrumblednuts A masterpiece of composition, a simple yet compelling riff :)

Very good !! My favorite Siouxsie song :-)

@Guedzilla

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks :)

Fab cover 👍

@Guedzilla

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Muito bom, é uma delícia ver isto. Obrigado pelo teu trabalho! :)

Thanks for watching :)

Had to bookmark that!

@Guedzilla

5 жыл бұрын

:D

@Guedzilla I remember one interview from when he was with PIL, he had a lot of effects then, kind of 2 or 3 compressors or something. I think Robert Smith during his Banshees days used an Electric Mistress flanger (and maybe a Memory Man for delays), not sure. I always think that the stuff on a stand in Nocturne besides Robert is one of these pedals, placed there for convenience as some settings change a lot. But a Boss BF-2 will do the job just fine...

@pauldavtzn Thanks! I think I was running through an You Dirty Rat distortion, into a Boss CE2 chorus clone. And delay on the last verse, a DD3. Haven't got a flanger. Yet. =)

wonderful

Sou seu fã!!!!!

I really enjoy your SATB covers . You`re a great player and the Yamaha SG 1000 is a sexy guitar!! :)

fantastic

@Guedzilla

8 жыл бұрын

+kevin hickin Thank you!

awesome - thanks!

@XellKamikaze Sure!

Thanks man!

@warminator Thanks a lot! I really appreciate it =)

Thanks! That sounds a bit like a baritone guitar or a Fender VI bass... I never tried to play that song before...

A luz neste video faz a tua guitarra brilhar é linda e bem tocado como sempre

@Guedzilla

9 жыл бұрын

Obrigado :)

yeah ! yeah ! yeah !

@InfiniteMisery003 You're welcome:)

@TalkToTheBody Just that? I think he had more stuff with the Banshees... I have an interview with him but it's from the time he was already with The Armoury Show... where he lists his equipment, 2 drives, compressor, eq, 2 chorus, 2 flangers, harmonizers... I'd love to have a MXR flanger like he did, but they are pretty expensive here in Brazil... It's on my "someone-bring-me-one-from-the-US" list tho =)

loving that cure t-shirt

un gran saludo desde Ecuador excelente cover también toco música de siouxsie y the cure soy muy fans de los dos grupos son los mejores del mundo

@Guedzilla

6 жыл бұрын

Gracias! Saludos!

@DavidT83FR Thanks =)

@pawnsacrifice1 It's one of 3 I have... they're all getting old, the first one was black and is almost white now... :)

bravo

@Guedzilla

8 жыл бұрын

+Iole Aldrovandi Thanks :)

I like it :)

By ear and by videos to be sure :)

i would tune the g up to an a makes it much easier to play. not sure if mcgeoch ever used that tuning but i know a few who do :)

excellent! you have a great attitude and are humble and talented. do you have any classical or jazz training?

@Guedzilla

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks again :) I have no classical or jazz training... I learned the basics from my father, a bit from friends, then had some years of lessons with a private teacher... well, there was a tiny bit of classical there maybe, but I wouldn't consider it "classical training". Lately I've been wanting to learn some jazz on my own.. but I'm finding it quite difficult.

Yay =)

@AlanTubeViewer Yay!

Rad!!!!

@Guedzilla

10 жыл бұрын

Yay! :)

Interesting how the guitar on the song plays a lower part then the bass at the beginning :)

@Guedzilla

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, they kind of blend together...

Genial

@Guedzilla

8 жыл бұрын

+Svatis Upiru :)

@nickknox75 Yay :)

:) I send some new videos in uhm... twice.... a year... sometimes...

I think I know what you mean...

Wow! ¡No mames, güey! ¡Increíble!

@Guedzilla

8 жыл бұрын

Gracias!

No I thank you!

vai ir no show do the cure ? bora se encontra toco baixo bom dmais essa guitarra

@Guedzilla

9 ай бұрын

Preciso ir!

Yep, that's just the way Robert Smith played it on _Nocturne_.

@Guedzilla

5 жыл бұрын

Not quite… Smith played it a bit differently than McGeoch on the original record.

o/ valeu! :)

I uhm.... dreamed about it once and... no, I don't remember... just went on trying, I guess :)

@lilyleonmikfany :)

@Guedzilla

5 жыл бұрын

:)

@godstar69 =)

:-)

@732Negro No fapping to my guitarsss!!! lol

I wouldn't trust my G to be tuned a whole step up :)

@CandyPerfumeBoy82 =) Half as much as the composers would be fine for me..

What year is you sbg1000?

@Guedzilla

8 жыл бұрын

SG3000, 1983.

Tomorrow I'm going to get me a guitar !!!! I already tried this crazy song 25 years ago but I was far less talented than you ;-)

how the fuck did you figure that out?! ive been trying since 1987 !