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If it was Yngwie Malmsteen he would just probably say "Nah.. I don't really like their musoc. Their taste in music is awful and I am the only best guitarist out there, I'm the best ever" 🤣

Petrucci fuck em all

no pick Master

Matteo ist nicht der einzige Gitarrist, der so fantastisch mit den Fingern spielt, lieber Joe - du kennst nur nicht alle! Aber wie auch, man kann nicht alle Gitarristen dieser Welt kennen. ;-)) Mit den Fingern kann man technisch wesentlich vielseitiger spielen - alleine schon bei simplen schnellen Triolen scheitert jeder Plektrum-Spieler. Und auch der Ausdruck der gespielten Töne auf hohem Tempo ist sehr unterschiedlich im Vergleich: Beim Spiel mit dem Plektrum entsteht das sehr hohe Tempo mittels einer Bewegung, die einem zwar bewusst erzeugten, aber unwillkürlichen Zittern entspricht und nicht ermöglicht, auch noch Ausdruck in den Ton hineinzubringen. Deshalb kann man damit auch keine superschnellen Triolen spielen, sondern nur gerade Rhythmen. Beim Spiel mit den Fingern aber ist selbst bei Höchsttempo noch ein Steuern des Ausdrucks möglich und Speepicking-Triolen keine Kunst. Auch Quintolen im Speepicking sind leicht möglich. Wegen diesem Unterschied zwischen Finger- und Plektrumspiel klingen Läufe auf Höchsttempo bei Gitarristen mit Plektrum immer nur mechanisch - ein Fingerspieler dagegen kann auch bei Höchsttempo noch Musik erzeugen. Doch selbst Matteos Technik wäre noch sehr ausbaubar - denn sein Speed-Picking ist nicht allzu schnell. Er ereicht sein Höchsttempo nur mit einer Kombination des Anschlags der rechten Hand in Verbindung mit Aufschlags- und Abziehbindungen der linken Hand. Es gibt da aber eine Speedpicking-Technik mit den Fingern, die Matteo offensichtlich nicht kennt - und die ermöglicht ein derart hohes Tempo, bei dem selbst die Leute mit den größten Namen auf der E-Gitarre wohl nicht mehr mithalten können. Aber es gibt noch viele weitere Vorteile, wenn man mit den Fingern spielt - um den Rahmen hier nicht zu sprengen, zähle ich die nun aber nicht alle auf. Ich bin mir sicher, dass in ein paar Jahrzehnten fast alle E-Gitarristen mit den Fingern spielen werden - die Vorteile dieser Technik wiegen einfach zu stark, als dass man sie links liegen lassen könnte. Ebenso wird die quasi-3-Finger-Technik der linken Hand aussterben, die man heutzutage immer noch oft sieht - denn wie kann man sich nur selbst der erweiterten Möglichkeiten mit dem 4. Finger berauben?

Love Al di Meola. Matteo is fantastic

This is insane

I undertsand why guitar players are so obssed with technique its a shame when a musician like Matteo it becomes the centerpiece when others talk of him,The fact is Matteo is a great player no matter what his technique is.I have a feeling he would LOVE if the focus was more on his music than his fingers.

Shawn Lane still remains the greatest ever and you so called players of the last 40 years who are still around today never speak about him you are all a disgrace Lane smokes mancuso hands down. LIVERPOOL FC

Hendrix - Van Halen - Mancuso thats the 3rd Game Changer.

❤V7 to LydianV❤beautiful!!❤

In the old days I got into a guitarist throug the band they were in, their songs, nowadays it’s videos on you tube of them noodling and waddling, I don’t know a single song this Marco guy has done! Music has lost its way, I’m bored with ‘clever’ guitarists tbh, it’s all so pointless now

A wiseman once said: "Steve Vai, TI DEVI SPAVENTAAAAREEEE di questi nuovi ghidaristi"

He has since done a big turn on stage with Joe and Josh

There is too much idealization about Mancuso, his main tech is strumming with his right hand with all his five fingers in addition of a lot of tapping tech, the strumming tech was used long time before Mancuso by the legendary Lindsey Buckingham, i have listened to Matteo Mancuso debut album and it's good but it's not a masterpiece, most of his playing is a show off of his tech, the one thing the listener won't find in his album is playing with feel and touch in the style of the late Gary Moore, i grew up in the seventies with the late Eddie Van Halen who was the master of the tapping tech, in the eighties with the shred revolution with guitar players like Yngwie Malmsteen, Greg Howe and Tony Macalpine so i'm sorry, but i'm not impressed by the young Mancuso, i've heard what Steve Vai, Rick Beato and Eric Johnson said about young Mancuso and i have a lot of respect for them but after listening to two or three tracks of Mancuso you get the feeling of deja vu, i mean he's a one trick pony, figuratively!!!

^*arpeggios, not arpeggio’s🤦‍♂️🤡

All Italian players

I just think Buckethead is incredible.

47 new guitar heroes just this year....wow

Scotty Mishoe

It's a beautiful world with music in it.

i know one thing for sure "the Machine" is pushin this poor soul to be the "Next Big Thing" must want to destroy him quick !!

here we go again "the next big thing" again and again and......

Mateo macuso Sorry about the spelling

Matteo mancuso

And now they play together! czcams.com/video/Jx3OkHNLfp4/video.html

Audio is messed up.

Pffft Stanley Jordan created and mastered this style 50 years ago. WTH Steve?

Tough to believe there is a level beyond Vai even tho these dudes are great.

I didn’t know who steve was until I saw dovydas

Eric Johnson looks so old. what happened ?

Son todos alumnos míos😂.

Jurgen Klopp is playing the guitar now so it seems

I love the way he reacts to Mancuso 😆😆

I know nothing about what makes one great virtuoso technically more impressive than another, but I recently caught a G-3 show a week after hearing a Mancuso performance. The clarity, feel and nuance of the Mancuso show made me feel like this was a Hendrix or Holdsworth level guy... went in expecting a shredder clone guy. Boy was I wrong!

Daniel who?

On Rick Beato's show, both Matteo Mancuso of Sicily and Mateus Asato of Brazil praised Eric Johnson and his influence on them. Thanks for bringing out how watching the transcription of Mancuso's playing as he plays is amazing. God bless you.

Phenomenal ‼️

Wow you already play the famous matteo appregio 3yrs ago 😂 🔥

No slop

How do you play the second chord? x 5 5 6 x 5 ?

The kid needs a stage name like 'Jimmy Fingers'. Everyone talks about him but nobody can remember his name.

Wonder if EJ ever saw Matteo covering Cliffs of Dover: czcams.com/video/mQlY7jwl_Us/video.html

Check out Ichika Nito

0:45 natural born spanishes? He is italian not spanish, theres a big diference

Matteo Mancuso played a whole LIVE concert, as special guest of the italian progressive rock music band, called: "pfm". If you want to listen to some cool improvisaition skills that span between different genres, go here. czcams.com/video/ypFjgsnvT5k/video.html The quality of his LIVE playing resembles studio quality...

Matteo Mancuso played a whole LIVE concert, as special guest of the italian progressive rock music band, called: "pfm". If you want to listen to some cool improvisaition skills that span between different genres, go here. czcams.com/video/ypFjgsnvT5k/video.html The quality of his LIVE playing resembles studio quality...

if Mr.Johnson says he's good, it means he must be really really good.

If it isn't "Improvisation", it isn't creation, it isn't artful. Improv is the ONLY legitimate musical "creation". Not to dis "score", that has a purpose too, but its Craft, not Creation.

I wouldn't listen to Vai...he's never had a hit and very much the reason why there's all these guitar instrumentalists and no bands with a front man and lyrics and no gold/ platinum records

Mancuso on the Rick Beato interview recently, talked about Larry Jonson as one of his major influences.