These Late Night Lessons totally resonate with me. I started playing in the 70's. Watching this I almost feel like I'm back in that garage with my buds. Rock on...
Def Tones, one of the greats. Proving you don't have to have guitar solos to have great rock music. Would love to see you cover more great bands like Jane's Addiction,helmet, Melvin's,Tool. Grew up with the 80's metal but moved on from most of it when bands like these elevated music to much more substance and rocked so much harder. Thanks DB, love your channel 🤘
What I love almost as much as your knowledge, is the fact you just make music. Compared to other channels you focus very little on gear and production. The window dressings... sure that stuff is fun but in the context of this channel and the information you present... it has no place. And I love that you embrace that fact. Never change.
It's awesome how you pick apart cool riffs like this. Around the fur is one of my favorite albums of all time, thanks for the making awesome guitar content :)
Detones are amazing! Read an interview with SC after white pony was released... he said the music is supposed to sound on the verge of tearing apart. Perfect description. Chinos voice and melody writing is unparalleled.
I love all types of Rock music - classic 70s rock, the 80s 90s and even nu metal and more modern bands like Gojira mastadon and other metal acts - its all just music ladies and gents like what you like lol,,, Deftones have some great tunes in the past. BTW the new single OHMS is very cool tune, not as heavy as some of their other stuff and a bit more atmosphere vibe but VERY cool.... It says alot when a band was lumped in with Numetal of the late 90s and 25 years later can bring a fresh and kick ass sound, thats impressive..... ... BTW Keep up the GREAT work David, your site is just kick ass and awesome, thanks for everything you do its informative and fun with a chill vibe, thanks again.......
Yea, the quest for what's "best" is utter nonsense because art is an aesthetic, an opinion. _"Music is a communication, not a competition."_ Not sure who said it first, but it's the simple truth.
Probably still one of the most underrated channels on youtube. Helped my playing so much and taught me a lot of interesting facts and turned me onto new music. Rock on as always.
Thanks for that dude! You covered that very well. I just wanted to possibly write a song like deftones. But in my search I discovered a new channel to follow👍
at 7:51 when you describe the 'partial chord' with the root, 5th and maj7th, the bass actually fills in the 3rd of the Amaj7 chord (c#) on the open string (tuned down 1.5 steps) to complete the chord.
Thanks Dave. This definitely resonated with me. One of the bands that got me into playing. Stephen has very atmosphere-ic sound with big chords .... He does use them alot but so melodic and groovy..... Especially for drop tuning and more strings (Korn definitely influenced me too) although I would love to hear about your interview with ANIMALS AS LEADERS !?!?!! As to see a chord breakdown. As they write superb music. I believe most you can do with a six.... Please. Thank you. Great session
I've always loved the dissonant sound of those sus chords...I'm spacing right now, sus9 maybe that they are getting (and dropping the low string makes the fingering less of a stretch). I like your description...metal, but atmospheric. Really dig your channel and videos man.
Dude, you are awesome. Did you see their new video? I love their tones out of anything else. Especially on the new song and the song sex tape. I'm at work now so I have to watch this later.
i strung up my snow board its like 24 strings ithink maybe 25 yeah can jam or take a run at a hill bra. still wait5ing for the punky brewster series where yo cover husker du and suicidal and DRI and dead milkmen etc and cover minor threat etc. Punk is the best music to start having fun and focus on learning songs first and keeping it simple but cool.
video request: spin doctors, I have been watching Spin Doctors LIVE concerts with the guitarist playing a flying V which he uses those funk Chords and his solos sound better on the Flying V
Would you please tell me (us) what you're running through? In every lesson for every different player, you manage to capture their sound. Is it some kind of modeler?
I remember the guitarist was a skateboarder who got hit by a car in CA. He was paid out money for his injuries, and bought musical gear to help pass his downtime. Then look at what happened!
@@jamesmorgan2064 No, it was definitely Stephen Carpenter. He was hurt badly, and was paid off by the wealthy woman who hit him. He ended up buying a lot of musical gear, to pass the time & learned to play.
Awesome video man, although one small critique: during be quiet and drive the chords actually used in the beginning actually omit the 5th and utilize all the open strings, except the E string
it was like 95 and my budster came up and and said hey brodog check this new band the def tonies and im sorry i couldnt get used to the singer but its obvious the guitar was saaaaweettt. some of the non PC dudes called these singers quimbeez but i didnt name call i just wasnt getting it at first but now theyre totally jowlious
What about a Joe Bonamassa three for all or a chord play ... he certainly has plenty of live performance to choose from ... anyway ... thanks for the lessons
David this is the 1st time I've ever seen you make a mistake in a lesson. Your timing on My Own Summer is off. Listen to it again. Also check out the last 2 minutes of the song Beware from the Saturday Night Wrist album. Possibly one the heaviest endings in metal history.
@@TychoAnomaly0 indeed!!!! Mansion world is a top ten song of the 2000s in my book. Now that I think about it, they were the very first band I ever saw live (that was not a local act) @ Family Values 2001.
@@TychoAnomaly0 I just looked them up and WOW....after all of these years I never knew that Elijah is an Allman. Talk about synchronicity...there really are no coincidences.
These Late Night Lessons totally resonate with me. I started playing in the 70's. Watching this I almost feel like I'm back in that garage with my buds. Rock on...
Back when you couldn't step out of your door without tripping over a guitarist. I miss that.
with your buds ??? ... did you also have guys in the band with you ?...lol
Did anyone else get an uncontrollable urge to sing along when he was playing? lol
Indeed
Def Tones, one of the greats. Proving you don't have to have guitar solos to have great rock music. Would love to see you cover more great bands like Jane's Addiction,helmet, Melvin's,Tool. Grew up with the 80's metal but moved on from most of it when bands like these elevated music to much more substance and rocked so much harder. Thanks DB, love your channel 🤘
I find that Deftones and Fear Factory have some of the most amazing choices of chords and arrangements . It's really what makes them stick out.
What I love almost as much as your knowledge, is the fact you just make music. Compared to other channels you focus very little on gear and production. The window dressings... sure that stuff is fun but in the context of this channel and the information you present... it has no place. And I love that you embrace that fact. Never change.
It's awesome how you pick apart cool riffs like this. Around the fur is one of my favorite albums of all time, thanks for the making awesome guitar content :)
YESSSS!!!! Deftones riffs are so thunderous. Looking forward to Ohms and this makes me wanna go over some of those songs all over again.
I love when metal tunes use odd chord shapes. Spread triads can really help with that too.
Detones are amazing! Read an interview with SC after white pony was released... he said the music is supposed to sound on the verge of tearing apart. Perfect description.
Chinos voice and melody writing is unparalleled.
I love all types of Rock music - classic 70s rock, the 80s 90s and even nu metal and more modern bands like Gojira mastadon and other metal acts - its all just music ladies and gents like what you like lol,,, Deftones have some great tunes in the past. BTW the new single OHMS is very cool tune, not as heavy as some of their other stuff and a bit more atmosphere vibe but VERY cool.... It says alot when a band was lumped in with Numetal of the late 90s and 25 years later can bring a fresh and kick ass sound, thats impressive.....
... BTW Keep up the GREAT work David, your site is just kick ass and awesome, thanks for everything you do its informative and fun with a chill vibe, thanks again.......
Yea, the quest for what's "best" is utter nonsense because art is an aesthetic, an opinion.
_"Music is a communication, not a competition."_ Not sure who said it first, but it's the simple truth.
Another amazing video - I love how you explain the chords being used and how they interact with each other. Keep it up!
Have a great rest of your Sunday B🐓.
Mick Sweda in the future....
Another good video. More great riffs to learn. Thanks Dave.
Probably still one of the most underrated channels on youtube. Helped my playing so much and taught me a lot of interesting facts and turned me onto new music. Rock on as always.
Defones are amazing
Their atmosphere they create is amazing.
Killer video.
Great post. Deftones are a great band
Thanks for that dude! You covered that very well. I just wanted to possibly write a song like deftones. But in my search I discovered a new channel to follow👍
at 7:51 when you describe the 'partial chord' with the root, 5th and maj7th, the bass actually fills in the 3rd of the Amaj7 chord (c#) on the open string (tuned down 1.5 steps) to complete the chord.
Didn't expect this one, David, and I'm totally thrilled!!! Thanks!
You got heavy today!!!!cool
Just ordered the new book and I'm psyched. I'm going to shamelessly use that as a backdrop to put in my vote for a BB King lick vid. Thanks!
Dude, you are awesome. Did you see the new
Epic. These videos are invaluable. Consider doing Chords of the Smiths?
Would be great to have a lesson on a counterpunct in a way of johny marr
Amazing lesson as always!. You're very cool bro..!!
Blessings!
Thanks Dave. This definitely resonated with me. One of the bands that got me into playing. Stephen has very atmosphere-ic sound with big chords .... He does use them alot but so melodic and groovy..... Especially for drop tuning and more strings (Korn definitely influenced me too) although I would love to hear about your interview with ANIMALS AS LEADERS !?!?!! As to see a chord breakdown. As they write superb music. I believe most you can do with a six.... Please. Thank you. Great session
I've always loved the dissonant sound of those sus chords...I'm spacing right now, sus9 maybe that they are getting (and dropping the low string makes the fingering less of a stretch). I like your description...metal, but atmospheric.
Really dig your channel and videos man.
7:12 It's amazing to me how almost nobody hears the half step movement in the riff there. Watch live videos of the song and you'll see what I mean.
Very nice info!
Awesome. That felt like 5 minutes
Dude, you are awesome. Did you see their new video? I love their tones out of anything else. Especially on the new song and the song sex tape.
I'm at work now so I have to watch this later.
Love your shirt my dude
finally! :D
14:33 I had to put my sandwich down. It always gets me
Great video as usual David. Have you heard Ian D’Sa from Billy Talent? His style is completely unique and definitely worth checking out.
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Great stuff as always. Speaking of tense chords with heavy distortion, ever considered doing a video on Helmet? Or Meshuggah? That would be righteous!
Next up another Sacramento group AFI licks of Jade Puget?
i strung up my snow board its like 24 strings ithink maybe 25 yeah can jam or take a run at a hill bra. still wait5ing for the punky brewster series where yo cover husker du and suicidal and DRI and dead milkmen etc and cover minor threat etc. Punk is the best music to start having fun and focus on learning songs first and keeping it simple but cool.
video request: spin doctors, I have been watching Spin Doctors LIVE concerts with the guitarist playing a flying V which he uses those funk Chords and his solos sound better on the Flying V
Shoegaze is strong in this progression
Would you please tell me (us) what you're running through? In every lesson for every different player, you manage to capture their sound. Is it some kind of modeler?
I remember the guitarist was a skateboarder who got hit by a car in CA.
He was paid out money for his injuries, and bought musical gear to help pass his downtime.
Then look at what happened!
I heard it was the drummer
@@jamesmorgan2064 No, it was definitely Stephen Carpenter.
He was hurt badly, and was paid off by the wealthy woman who hit him.
He ended up buying a lot of musical gear, to pass the time & learned
to play.
Not pronounced as Steven but "Stef" as in Steftone
Awesome video man, although one small critique: during be quiet and drive the chords actually used in the beginning actually omit the 5th and utilize all the open strings, except the E string
it was like 95 and my budster came up and and said hey brodog check this new band the def tonies and im sorry i couldnt get used to the singer but its obvious the guitar was saaaaweettt. some of the non PC dudes called these singers quimbeez but i didnt name call i just wasnt getting it at first but now theyre totally jowlious
Deftones are a big influence on Muse playing...so how about some Muse music? Cheers
The intro to Change is actually played by Chino. Don't know who wrote it
Great fucking intro! 🤘😎👍
What about a Joe Bonamassa three for all or a chord play ... he certainly has plenty of live performance to choose from ... anyway ... thanks for the lessons
What about the chords of Wayne Krantz?
which tunings used for the different tracks?
David this is the 1st time I've ever seen you make a mistake in a lesson. Your timing on My Own Summer is off. Listen to it again. Also check out the last 2 minutes of the song Beware from the Saturday Night Wrist album. Possibly one the heaviest endings in metal history.
Are you cwz guitar?
Are you from Chicago??
The strummed chord at 6:21 sounds like a STP song.
Can't remember the name, but it opens with that chord.
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Deftones and Deadsy were the best bands associated with all of those garbage nu metal acts.
@@TychoAnomaly0 indeed!!!! Mansion world is a top ten song of the 2000s in my book. Now that I think about it, they were the very first band I ever saw live (that was not a local act) @ Family Values 2001.
@@TychoAnomaly0 I just looked them up and WOW....after all of these years I never knew that Elijah is an Allman. Talk about synchronicity...there really are no coincidences.
@@TychoAnomaly0 Talk about musical god damn royalty