This was such an honor! You're the best, Lee!

@Daren67

8 жыл бұрын

+Nick Johnston Always great to see a guitarist's passion for the instrument having played for so many years. As of recent years its been the only thing in life that's fully held my interest, so I hope that carries on for me as it has for players like yourself

@LOLchand1

8 жыл бұрын

+Nick Johnston learning from you everyday man :P

@vhotton

8 жыл бұрын

so Nice! congrats from Brazil!

@bradleystroup1457

8 жыл бұрын

glad to see how far you've come since I first started listening (public display of infection) and so many more people are catching on and supporting an amazing talent

@MitchRench

8 жыл бұрын

Hi Nick, absolutely love your playing, you have been my favourite strat player since I discovered you. It's really your use of dynamics and the way you use the pickup selector to sculpt the aggression in your sound that I love :)

What a great video. Nick is amazing

Holy crap this guy is good. Really friendly too; it's always nice when the best players are cool guys too.

@Thejgomez

8 жыл бұрын

I dare to say that the really good players are almost always nice people, now those that think they are good are always dick heads!

@thorestey

8 жыл бұрын

+Jon Gomez I'd put it this way: Most people who are dickheads to others and think they are good, are actually shit players. You never see people like Nick, Mick, Danish Pete, Rob, Bea and the like posting stupid comments.

@jwalkrr

8 жыл бұрын

+Bloodlines6262 Nick is so nice because he is Canadian hahaha :P

@69zenos1

8 жыл бұрын

+Bloodlines6262 The only players that aren't nice are the ones that are bitter and suck anyways.

@69zenos1

8 жыл бұрын

+Jacob Walker Not a joke. I lived in Canada for awhile and I can't beliebe how much nicer people are there in general.

I love these" The captain meets" videos! I really like Nick's videos! He's a beast of a guitar player!

The key to master your art: time and isolation. Two things almost nobody has today. This was a very inspiring and humble video - thanks :-)

@MattWhitmire

8 жыл бұрын

+instrumentenfreak Thats why its so key to inspire kids to start music early. Once life takes over, it's very hard to find time to sit down and completely dedicate to music.

@frmadeira

8 жыл бұрын

+Matt Whitmire Most kids don't have the concentration to sit in the same place for long repeating the same thing over and over, that's why not everyone is a virtuoso, practice is everyting. But honestly let kids be kids, many great guitarists started late.

@Julius_Seizure

4 жыл бұрын

Enter 2020

@thescreamingelectron2137

4 жыл бұрын

This post aged like milk.

@ChinoMagliba

4 жыл бұрын

@@Julius_Seizure Laughed so hard 😂

To say that Nick has changed the way I look at an SSS Strat over the past year or so would be an understatement. Definitely one of my favorite modern players.

@axleblaze123

5 жыл бұрын

I use single coils now. I use to hate them on the bridge.

I'm really good at multitasking.....Example: Listening to Nick Johnston and posting all of my gear on Craigslist at the same time.

If Guthrie Govan and Joe Satriani had a child, he would look like Mr. Johnston.

@supermassivedonut

8 жыл бұрын

+Drew Dawkins omg yeah he does look like joe sat and a bit of guthrie

@biswasronit

6 жыл бұрын

He has the the face of Joe satriani maybe and the hair of Guthrie Govan

@NotDisturbed1993

6 жыл бұрын

Drew Dawkins HAHA SPOT ON

@abcrx32j

5 жыл бұрын

Satriani used to have long hair, I hope Nick didn't inherit that part

@HimanshuSharma-vt8ke

5 жыл бұрын

I don't know about looks. But definitely, nick sounds like Guthrie and satriani'r child.

At 2:14 I was like 'damn, Captain Lee picked that up fast'

@wiZedLoL

6 жыл бұрын

way too fast xD

@DavidMakesNoise

5 жыл бұрын

#leeandertonsoloshredguitaralbum

It's amazing to see Nick doing so well, he is absolutely ripping it up musically, technically and he is a super nice guy. I can't wait to hear what he does next.

more Captain Meets episodes please!!

Has the Captain ever recorded a project? He has a great touch and feel which would sound awesome if he did a bluesy project.

Amazing documentary on Nick's channel.

If Nick shaved his head, he would look like Satriani's little brother. lol Great playing man!

@GtotheK

7 жыл бұрын

cleremond looks like ben stiller to me

@HendrixCikes

7 жыл бұрын

That's because Satriani and Ben are second cousins twice removed.

Great interview. Amazing player. Definitely need more Captain meets.

Two nice, humble and talented guys chatting and playing guitars. What could be more entertaining? Thanks Lee & Nick!

I am halfway into listening to "Remarkably Human". Nothing in this interview is an indicator of how awesome that album is. There is some real *music* on there

Thank you Captain for doing this. What a pleasant surprise to get my morning coffee, check out the latest on your channel and find this great video.

Well Done Fellas. Perfect inspirational timing. Thank You so very much for this session. More please.

Nick is one of my new favorite players..keep these videos up Lee! Such a joy to watch..

awesome!!!!! I really like this series of LEE MEETS

What a cool guy. Just comes across so genuine and in love with guitar

He looks like hairy Joe Satriani

@HendrixCikes

7 жыл бұрын

cannot be unseen.

@Son-vy5rl

4 жыл бұрын

You mean 1990's Joe Satriani?

@patrickfransiskus87

4 жыл бұрын

His hairy arms really remind me of satch

Bring back NICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wicked interview!! Nicks latest album is superb!!!! Great guy great player and NO Ego!!

Great interview Lee and what a nice guy he is too

When he first started I wasn't that impressed- sure he's fast, etc- but I really grew to like him. Lovely chap!

I love how genuine and humble Nick is! He's a great player! :D

Another professional and fantastic Interview to watch. Reminds me of the old grey whistle test days - late night BBC 2 style - wonderful. Thanks.

What a nice and talented guy. So glad there are still musicians like him out there who play because they love and enjoy their craft.

Love these vids, would love to see more of them!!!

Another awesome video Lee. Looking forward to more and more and more!

Great Vid! Nick is such a nice guy, as is Lee👍 Thanks Andertons

Nick's playing is so good! His legato is so smooth. Everything about it is perfect

This guy seems to be so nice and lovely !!!! Oh, by the way it would be really interesting to have Plini someday !

loving these segments, Misha and now Nick Johnston! Awesome!

I love these videos where the captain meets a wide variety of different players to talk about gear. Hopefully he will continue priducing new material in this genre. Great stuff!

Good tone and feeling captain! :) Nick Johnston's playing is just out of this world! And he's such a cool guy.

Awesome! More of this please :-)

Nick Johnston is so interesting to listen to, the next big thing.

Nick is just great man. Awesome player, and seems like a really nice dude. Thanks for the video!

i just love this guis, it was one of the videos i enoyed the most from you guys! thx!!

Nick is such an incredible talent... And I don't think anybody uses their pickup selector quite like him.

@noahgallant2069

7 жыл бұрын

+Corey Clark I don't think anyone uses the guitar quite like him! He's got a crazy almost fusion style

@davesegal2631

2 жыл бұрын

The pickup selector is one thing but he also couples that with constantly working the volume and tone.

Nick is awesome. Great interview.

The captain and Nick J. Awesome.

Great vid and interview. Lee love the new stuff Andertons are doing with these vids! See ya soon I'm sure.

always nice stuff, thanks!

Cracking vid Capt. Loving the Schecter's too.

Lee, you have to do more of these type of vids. I must say, they are great.

I just learned so freaking much. Thank you Nick

Lovely tones, aye

Nick is amazing!! Love his playing! :DD

Genuinely cool guy who plays like a demon. I love this guy!

great series! thank you

he's awesome!

Awesome interview, Really unique style and down to earth person.

Love this series!

This guy is a REALLY good player! These new guys are combining lots of traditional styles and making their own! Great stuff

Great interview, great playing

I really like this guy. Just got in to his music. So so good

great interview

Great interview. He seems like a cool guy and Capt did a great job.

Phenominal guitarist and really nice guy. One of the few instrumental guitar guys whose stuff I dig. Such a great sense of melody and harmony and plays so expressively. Awesome tone too

@BurntMcgurnt

3 жыл бұрын

He is great I didn't like the vocal stuff at all though it was actually insane it's the first album of his I didn't re listen to only listened once what did you think of it ?

What an amazing player! And seems like an really cool guy

born to play. my herooooo

Fantastic interview Lee. Loved it! :)

Awesomness Nick

This guy is fuckin' COOL! Maybe there is some hope for rock n' roll after all. Thanks for the introduction, Lee.

I first heard of nick johnston in pmt shop a few days ago. This guy can play like a beast.

@yogengrg7690

8 жыл бұрын

Checkout his video in Keith merrow studio.

ive always wondered how nick hits that srv lick haha awesome!!! one of my favorite guitar players hands down

i have the same Schecter USA candy red the Captain is playing .... my precious!!! love it

Stay Together for the Kids?? Hahah so good! You rock, Nick.

Nick, you are so humble - keep this up and keep playing that beast - i like the glassy tone you have. Someday we will play together

aweesome !

Great interview

nick seems like such a nice, genuine dude.

Awesome bloke

0:35 I was like NO WAY is the Cap playing leads to Nick! Way too cool! I really enjoy this series guys, keep em coming :)

Nick Johnston, dude you are great , for many years i also was isolated as i live far from any major city and it is then i picked up guitar, im deeply inspired man. there is not much oppertuinity here in bengal for guitar players but ill keep trying......keep up the good work

I really enjoyed this one. Well done Lee!

This interview is night and day from his sit down with EytschPi42. The cap is the type of guy that seems to make people feel really comfortable and at home. Asks the right questions and let's the guest actually finish their thought. Top content as always!

From 2:14 to 2:16 it actually looked like Lee was getting the riff, only for the illusion to be cruelly shattered!

first heard of nick when i was snooping in the SD page for videos. quickly became one of my fav guitarists haha

What a nice fella.

OMG Nick Johnston + Gavin Harrison , 2 of my favourite musicians of all time collaborating that is INCREDIBLE.

Genius..... and original

Nick keep it up! you got a fan from Perú!!

His technique just like a Andre Nieri. Nick Johnston is fantastic!

Sweet!

such clear tone omg

You guys rule. :)

These "Meet the Artist" videos are cool, Lee. Well done.

I own a 1985 original David Schecter Strat and it's one guitar I shall hold on to, together with a 71' Les Paul. Superb playability and sound. Possibly the best neck I ever played... \m/

You've got balls of steel Captn ! I would never dare to touch a guitar around that guy ;)

Man I really like Nick Johnson’s guitar tone and music! The first Schecter product I became aware of was a chromed metal Strat pickguard fully loaded with custom single coils and individual mini-toggles to activate each pick-up in various modes, and it sounded awesome! That was nearly 40 years ago! A few months ago I bought a Schecter 8 string with a Floyd Rose and it was concert ready out of the box. Plus, Loomis uses Schecters :)

I absolutely love how much respect they clearly have for each other. Too often shreddy guitarists get caught up in the hype they get for their technical ability, and while Lee is fully aware of the fact he can't play at that speed (which very few of us can!) Nick clearly appreciates him for everything he is capable of. The work that both of them have put into their careers is undeniably admirable and it's inspiring to see two people who mutually understand that level of dedication to a shared passion and appreciate their different tastes and directions with such a high degree of understanding.

Its cool to see the capt jam with someone the plays a similar style of music.

Really awesome interview Nick!! I can kind of relate to how you picked up guitar. I dont really come from a musical family background. There was actually a friend of mine (back when i was a normal kid) that lived close to me who actually had a Blue fender strat back in Connecticut where i grew up. He had a cheap Fender combo amp. So i got the same exact amp as he did. haha I played Nirvana, and Blink 182 pop punk stuff. I think i actually learned the same song as you did on my own at the time which was "Stay together for the kids" by blink 182. I think i learned TONS of blink 182 stuff back then lol.. When i listen to blink 182 stuff these days looking back at all the songs id listen to, i think imo theyre really great besides the Shred instrumentals i listen to nowadays...

I cannot stop listening to sandmonster by NIck, insane guitar work.

I heard of Nick through a youtube comment so I looked him up and I saw this and said hey perfect and well yeah.... Hes good hes damn good