Guitar Autopsy | Season 2 - Episode 1. Feat. John Petrucci
Vložit
- čas přidán 11. 10. 2021
- Guitar Autopsy | Season 2 - Episode 1. Feat. John Petrucci
More about john Petrucci (from Wikipedia)
johnpetrucci.com/
➡John Peter Petrucci (born July 12, 1967) is an American guitarist, composer and producer. He is best known as a founding member of the progressive metal band Dream Theater.
➡He produced or co-produced (often with former member Mike Portnoy before he departed the band in 2010) all of Dream Theater's albums from Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory (1999) to Distance Over Time (2019), and has been the sole producer of the band's albums released since A Dramatic Turn of Events (2011).
➡Petrucci has also released two solo albums: Suspended Animation (2005) and Terminal Velocity (2020).
While Petrucci is most commonly associated with Dream Theater, he is also in the project band Liquid Tension Experiment, and has appeared as a guest on records by other artists, such as the Age of Impact album by the Explorer's Club.
Petrucci has released a guitar instructional video, Rock Discipline, which covers warm-up exercises, exercises to avoid injury while playing, alternate picking, sweep picking, chords and other techniques for developing one's guitar playing. Petrucci also has a book named "Guitar World presents John Petrucci's Wild Stringdom", which was compiled from columns he wrote for Guitar World magazine under that title.
In 2001, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai invited Petrucci to tour with them on the popular G3 guitar tour, which exposed him to a massive number of new fans and inspired a solo album. The album, Suspended Animation, was released on March 1, 2005, and was available for order from his web site. Petrucci also appeared on the 2005 and 2006 G3 tours, and in 2007, went on G3 tour again, this time with Paul Gilbert and Joe Satriani. In a video with Larry DiMarzio, Petrucci announced that he is working on a follow-up to his 2005 album, Suspended Animation and a new Dream Theater album.[3]
Petrucci also wrote and recorded two instrumental soundtrack songs for a Sega Saturn game titled Digital Pinball: Necronomicon. Each track is roughly two minutes long, and are named simply Prologue and Epilogue. In a spoof rock band, Nightmare Cinema (which was the Dream Theater members changing instruments for encores), he used the "alternate stage name" Johnny James.
In 2012, Petrucci was invited once again to join Joe Satriani on the G3 tour, along with Steve Morse. He was accompanied by bassist Dave LaRue and drummer and Dream Theater bandmate Mike Mangini.
Dream Theater bandmate Jordan Rudess revealed in an interview that Petrucci is a practicing Catholic and Petrucci himself told about it in a Dream Theater Q&A session with DreamTheaterForums.[4][5]
In 2018, Petrucci joined Joe Satriani on the G3 tour. They were accompanied by Uli Jon Roth on the European leg of the tour, and Phil Collen in North America. His second solo album, titled Terminal Velocity was released in 2020.[6]
➡For more Content Follow the Instagram Page:
guitarautopsy
➡Subscribe to Zach's CZcams Channel:
/ zachadkinsmastershredder
🎸Guitar and Accessories:
Guitars: @ORMSBY GUITARS - www.ormsbyguitars.com/
Picks: Swiss Picks - swisspicks.com/
Strings: Sit Strings - sitstrings.com/
👍👍👍👍👍
Support the Show:
➡Rusty's Patreon Page 🎸
/ rustycooleyofficial
➡Zach's Guitar Efficiency Book 🎸
amzn.to/3mlT9jS
Gear Used on The Show: (Affiliate Links for Products)✌
🎥Rusty's Camera: Lumix - amzn.to/31w1RD2
🎥Zach's Camera: Canon Rebel - amzn.to/3m1zFBj
💡Lighting - Neewer Dim - amzn.to/3dkOsTw
💡Colored Lighting - amzn.to/3w8MQ81
🎸Interface - Focusrite 18i20 - amzn.to/3fwKsSC
💻 Computer - Alienware - amzn.to/3foB3wt - Hudba
Goats. First thing my son heard was petrucci. Literally. First concert, he saw rusty.
Petrucci class act - always shows that he is interested not just with himself but with the person interviewing him.
Goodmorning here in Philippines.
After a while of playing, your muscles run out of atp. That’s where the energy comes from. Rest and refuel is key with any muscular movement
adenosine triphosphate for people that don't know what atp is. Without atp, your metabolism can not utilize sugar, fat or protein. So when we are talking about energy and muscle memory, atp is key to everything. When the glycogen storage is empty, you will also notice fatique.
I really wish you guys could schedule an interview just like this with Jacky Vincent...one of my rock guitar influences...PLEASE SIRS!!
Thank you for this interview
Can’t wait for it, Greetings from Iran-Tehran with lots of love and respect! 🙏🏻❤️
Great interview brother, cant lose with Petrucci. Can't wait to see them in Houston soon. And Mr Cooley you should come on stage with them for asking or two in Houston! Since you've been in Petrucci s guitar universe.
It sucks the tour dates got moved to spring 2022
@@shannonmitchell8515Yea a real bummer was looking forward to December.
Awesome ..
Can’t wait!!
Nice! Excited to see who is next
I'm happy you're back!!!
Thoroughly enjoyed this! You covered some really interesting topics!
This was awesome!
Great interview, really enjoyed it
Awesomesauce.
Very nice conversation. Great stuff!
So happy to see a season 2 of Guitar Autopsy. Huge thanks to you Rusty and Zach for making these. Great interviews. I’m also fascinated in what kind of practice routines and practice philosophys different players have. I’m still quite a beginner but always trying to make the most out of practicing using an efficient routine.
Been waiting for this video!!!! Yaaaaas
Fantastic podcast!! Superb!!!!
Omg yessss, 'the inner game of tennis' is great for any kind of intense learning or competition prep. I guess I should check out the music one
Dang Rusty and Zach heck and a half of a Vid. John is such a legend and you guys always have interesting guitar stuff to talk about.👏🏾👏🏾
Petrucci is a class act, great video
Great to see a serious conversation about the physical aspect of playing with you monsters!! I have a shoulder-injurie only because of playing a acoustic guitar whitout paying attention to the way I sat down.. 😢😢
I'm the opposite. After I play for like 8 hours straight... There's a point where I can tell things changed. Like my synchronization becomes near perfect between my hands. Pieces that I normally struggle with suddenly become playable with ease. It's a weird feeling / very apparent. I just normally don't play for 8 hours straight anymore to get into that "zone". But that sounds like what John's describing too. That point where everything just clicks
Wonder why this interview has only just been uploaded when JP is clearly still on the promo circuit for LTE3 in the video.
This was so good to watch, so many interesting topics. And may I request you to please bring the man, the myth, the legend Guthrie Govan over. It'd be so fun to see you guys talk.
Legends
amazing insights about hand health/athleticism, never thought of it like that before
Atheticism is a very good for your playing. My playing has been increase a lot throught the years...special on the hand relax for legato lines
Interesting hearing the talk about scalloped boards. Have played them all my life and any non-scalloped board just feels completely alien now. It's like Rusty says...get the guitar out of the way. Get the fretboard out of the way too! Makes string bending completely effortless with zero friction.
Rusty Cooley and John Petrucci this is the Holy grail of rock/metal guitar
It’s like Yoda hangin out with Merlin ..
Rusty lookin' fresh and clean!
that was a fun one! maybe you gived an idea to john for his new signature model to be with 27 frets!! hehe that would be awesome
👍
Great interview! Rusty, will you be working on a new solo album at some point?
I owned an Edwards E-MV-125 which was a 24.75" scale length 27-fret guitar. Unfortunately on mine, the frets past the 24th weren't really accessible.
Great interview. But am I the only one that realized early on that practicing sitting down that if you use a strap you can get the correct angle on the neck as if you are standing? Do other people not do that?
I studied classical guitar as a kid and was taught to use the small foot stand under the left foot to get the neck in the air so that you could play difficult passages with speed on the fingerboard. The strap gives me the same thing when I'm sitting. Is this not commonly known?
Growing that ZZ Top beard
Great interview Rusty and Zack!!Cool discussion points!Question for Rusty.Who built the 1988 deep cutaway guitar for you?Also were you teaching at Music Emporium at that time?Wondering if it was someone we knew mutually.Thanks,Wendell.
When Rusty said 'people are gonma be starving (in thay part of the world)'... you have no idea how close to the bone that comment was buddy... 🤣
Was this recorded somewhere like 3-7 months ago? The DT album he can't say much about was announced in July :)
Hahaha “playing at a high level”. I’m watching a show with 3 verifiable Guitar Gods. If I live long enough, I may hit a level where I can learn any song one of you wrote. 🤣
My Gimmys are perfectly balanced
Dude how you doin hangin out dude bro
Was this filmed a while ago?
Absolutely. At the time it was recorded, the world knew nothing about DT15 but now, we are a week away from its release.
The physical part . Oh Wow .I chose one of worst jobs in the world for hands and the body overall .Then still want to play guitar . 40 years a carpenter and 42 years a !guitar player . As a carpenter ,You smash fingers ,freeze them and cut them .. Sometime severely . Goes with the trade . Falling head first and snapping my left hand ,6 months in therapy . Another time running a Skilsaw across my hand .. Lucky to have it severed but not to the point of the nerve . Then on my right hand .. Thumbnail turned black which turned out to be Stage 4 Melanoma and had to have my thumb amputated .. Now I couldn't hold a pick . Broke my heart but I said .. I'll find a way ..and did . Fingers that haven't played in 2 months feel like they have been dipped in molasses . Had to get back upon that horse somehow !! . Now I play with more emotion .
Word.
This beard... I almost didn't recognize him in the beginning of the video...
Don't get me wrong Rusty. But your face with no beard is extremely cursed!
Where guitar asylum?
Dream theater is running out if ideas, they have started to sound the same now
Great conversation up until your friend lost his attention span it was really good up until then!