Misfits' Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein Rig Rundown Guitar Gear Tour
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While on tour with Glenn Danzig in Nashville, Tennessee, Misfits guitarist Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein met with Premier Guitar's John Bohlinger to detail his rig.
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God blees this post!
doyle holds the fuckin microphone like a fuckin scotch glass
reminds me of Julian from Trailer Park Boys
never noticed that Lol now I can't unsee it
same julian always has rum though
The Ghost of the Flying Dutchman close enough
"boys boys, listen up!"
He holds the mic like a glass of wine... This guy has class...
+Ricardo Marques I noticed that myself
+Ricardo Marques
I burst out laughing before i read the comments and sure enough its brought to attention as the top comment
That's not how you hold a glass of wine. You hold it by the stem...
+elopdaT gorF Not always. If its room temperature, you hold it by the bulb.
PUNK ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I appreciate Doyle's honesty. Admitting he knows how to play little more than Misfit songs and is impressive.
Zomby Woof He's my guitar Antihero. The one factoid I had about him back in the day was that he didn't used his two high strings. I loved that because I never used my high E. I would take it off. Then I bought a set of his strings and that was it. I was inspired by the primitiveness of his playing. It felt raw and honest. No bullshit. I was in Cancerslug almost 10 years ago and his influence helped me play a lot of those songs. He and Alex are a great match. Killer band.
***** Right on. Doyle is well cool. Even more so when being honest such as he was.
@@numskul Same deal with Deron Miller of 96BB/CKY. Only ever used E-G and didn't even bother stringing up B & e. That blew me away as a kid when I first learned about it.
I love the idea that you need like a really a high strength stat to use Doyle's guitar, like a rockstar rpg or something.
You need to get out more ❤
@@JL-jj1oj chill out a little, it was just a funny comparison man
Thors hammer of guitars
10 years ago in Portland, Doyle signed a Ramones CD for my 7 year old son at a book store, and with the Ramones looking on, hoisted him up in the air and pretended he was going to eat him. My son plays guitar to this day, and for that, Doyle, I thank you.
+Ac1dR3FL3X For a dude that wears so much makeup, and looks like he can bench a thousand pounds, he's a really cool guy. Danzig on the other hand... not so much
Awesome story
Wow man that’s so awesome bless you and your son
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Portland Oregon?
I like how honest he is about his guitar playing.
It's astonishing.
I love it. I've been in metal bands for 30 years and I know absolutely no music theory what so ever. I'm a lead guitarist and write all of it by ear. If it sounds good then it's in the right key.
he is way better than what he says, great songs lately
Wish lars ulrich would be as honest, doyle can atleast play 😂
@@sega62s definitely
For a guy in full white make up and a 2 foot devil lock, Doyle is surprisingly down to earth
and has a sweet ‘normal’ voice. this is the first time i hear him talk and i was expecting his voice to be way deeper
Yep! Surprise, and very cool.
lodi represent!
@@VBC_Records jersey girl here 🙋
Doyle and jerry are absolute gems of ppl for being one of the biggest punk bands ever
"You don't have to be a great musician. You have to have great songs." -Doyle, Misfts
Greatest quote of this whole thing. Wow.
Doyle is still just a legit punk. Doesn't care and does his thing.
I thought this guy was metal all day! Punk, you say??
Luey Sixty-six ever heard of the misfits? They’re kind of a big deal. Also u replied to a comment from 5 years ago
@@lueysixty-six7300 Misfits isn't metal i-
@@lueysixty-six7300 lol what
@@gothicloll2144 to be fair, his solo stuff and Graves era were pretty metal.
At 50, off all the Misfits, current & former, Doyle has physically held up the best. He also seems to be the most likable too
Its like he aged backwards getting better looking the older he gets
Easily the most likeable. I've met him a bunch of times here in Vegas and he's always down to meet fans and he's pretty funny too.
He still looks the same now
the stories I hear about Jerry are awesome too, they're both apparently really chill
this is the most I've ever heard Doyle talk in an interview, ever.
"How do I write songs? I walk around the yard in shorts with my daughter's pink acoustic guitar. " Not the hero we want, but the hero we need. Especially since he sound like Ace Freely when asked how he plays. Hope I can have a beer, or water with you someday.
wow hes so chill, and he doesnt take himself seriously. i gotta say i respect the shit out of him
Zachary Balducci 2 things…1. cool profile pic…green day is awesome. 2. i agree with you. i respect him 100% I'm in a band and if my band ever makes it than i hope I'm like him. i hope don't get full of myself
Doyle is so down to earth and so self aware he's a funny dude. Different than what most would think from his appearance.
Same with Michale Graves, super nice dude and to every person who took pictures with him at his concert I saw would say: "Thanks for talking to me, I'd be nothing without you guys".
@@DaInvisibleNinja so true. graves is a classy guy, seen him twice in a little place in tupelo mississippi. both times he was the nicest, most appreciative guy you could imagine. pictures, talking to you, the whole 9 yards. i was broke at the time and told him i chose between buying his CD and coming to the show and he told me "burn it. i dont care, get it an enjoy it". still listen to Earth Vs. Spider to this day. ive still got to get Doyle's stuff. saw Danzig in Nashville with Doyle and man, it was amazing. Doyle is still one of my all time top guitarists, a lot of simple, good songs, but man they can be tough to play. had to prove to my brother i could play the entire American Psycho album start to finish. my forearms hurt after that...haha
It's just theatre, I'm assuming that this interview is at a gig if he was interviewing him on his day off we wouldn't recognise him.
rj zander shut up pussy
I don't know about that ...dude kinda scares me ....I mean like why the reference to Frankenstein ????/...what does horror movie shit have to do with music???/
I love that John Bohlinger just sincerely loves music, and guitars. His interest is totally sincere, and it makes me more interested as a viewer. Have to love this guy.
Also, Doyle's ripped. lol
"You're gonna need some glue son."
jonobuddy1 I read this comment literally as he said this!
I JUST WANNA SNIFF SOME GLOO
@@savage69000 holy shit man me too lmao I read this comment and then he immediately said it, 7:13
This is one of the most candid interviews I've ever seen with a guitarist.
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I like how much cooler punks are than most other douchebag musicians.
@@mikebastiat so chill and down to earth
Had no intention of watching the whole interview, but 18 minutes later here I am writing this comment. Really entertaining!
+Morse Code Me too, I am not into a lot of the bands the rig rundowns are for, and some of them I am, but even the ones I am not into I find myself watching their rundowns and being entertained anyway.
Same here, never heard of this guy but he seems really down to earth. I'm going to find some of his music to listen to now.
Doyle said he plays his daughters pink acoustic guitar. Wow. He would make that look bad ass
"I don't like mid range"
"I run eight 4x12s and you still can't hear 'em."
Wonder why that might be. . .
Lol. Recorded LOTS of metal guitars for people. I always get into the argument about midrange and gain. They want no mids and all of the gain. Gotta explain it's the other way around. They ALWAYS argue.
@Philip Schlaepfer NO MIDS! ALL THE GAIN! METALZONE! SLAAAYYEEEER!!!!
@@armyofninjas9055 they seem to not understand the idea of scooping,I just don't get how guys do the same thing with anything.
"Hey I put some salt on these fries,they taste great,if I put more salt they'll taste awesome"
Jesus Christ do people not understand that 70% of their frequency's are mids.
Ya, I laughed hard at that.
I don’t think he’s ever been accused of being the smartest guy in the room. P
Why is everyone hating on Doyle? The man is a legend. How many people here were in a band as influential as the Misfits? Don't raise your hands all at once....
I don't understand either. Doyle is great, and at least he's honest. He's hilarious in this interview too
I agree. It's as if the ethos of punk rock fell on deaf ears. Technicality doesn't make a good song. His honesty is refreshing if nothing else.
Squid Tickler Exactly. Having heart and soul in your music is far more important than knowing every single chord and being able to play perfect solos etc. Jimi Hendrix didn't play his guitar "the right way" at all, and look at how great he was. Finding a way that works for you is the way to go.
You summed it up quite well. I would also throw in showmanship. The ability to entertain. Does it make you a better musician, no...but it makes you more memorable. It's finding the right balance of both. Doyle is a solid musician, and a solid entertainer.
Misfits pretty much created the genre of Horror Punk. Which obviously you're not a fan of, and that's ok. The genre is inherently not technical. It's 3 or 4 chords...i believe it stems from this genre the kids today call rock n' roll. But, you know...Rock n' Roll never influenced anyone so you're right.
It's also terrible that displaced teenage emo kids like rebellious music. I thought teenagers got over the angst thing a long time ago,...sigh....I'm going to go eat a werthers original now and ponder this list below for awhile.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cover_versions_of_Misfits_songs
He is spot on when he says it's all about the songs, I can listen to the Misfits all night long, but Yngwie Malmsteen will give me a headache within 20 minutes.
It's because you're a fool.
louis Williams Not quite, it's actually because I'm not a member of Team Mom's Basement.
Snake Plissken Ha! that was good. But Yngwie over Misfits anyday
Agreed Snake!
Yngwie Malmsteen gives me a headache after 20 SECONDS! I don't know what that shit is but it ain't music as far as I'm concerned. The Misfits wipe the floor with Malmsteen any day! It's all about the songs, maaan!
"We pound these f$&king guitars like they was jack hammers." - EvilLive If you've ever seen Doyle playing, it looks like he is trying to murder the guitar. Its pure percussion, which is the old hardcore punk way. Punk likes the rhythm. Metal likes the number of notes.
Ha!!! Yep. Remember that and that line always makes me laugh.
Oh is that why they sound like shit live?
@@swagnuscarlson Yeah but it's the most glorious shit you ever heard, besides maybe Motorhead. It's a beautiful clusterfuck.
Punk Legend - still has the name of the notes taped on the back of the guitar - Enlightenment has been achieved!
Doyle is ripped for 50 and looks blitzed out of his mind.
Jacob Cousins Diet pills methinks
Smokey MacPot really? He's been working out forever. lol
Smokey MacPot really? He's been working out forever. lol
Diet pills are like speed . They give you tons of energy (for to work out with). I know of several muscle bound types who use emphetamines to keep them moving .
Good for you. But the fact remains, he's been working out forever and is probably all natural. You don't turn into mush at 50 unless you let it happen.
wow, doyle and tom cruise in the same room
YepImTheToaster "what is this, a cross over episode?"
This comment is so funny I’m in tears
looooooooooooooooooooooool
Yeah.. Risky Business.. Not cocktail
The other Guy kinda looks like Doug from weeds
This is by far and away the best interview I've seen with Doyle. He clearly respects the interviewer as he opens up more than in any interview I've ever seen. This one's a gem!
Ive never been a fan of the Misfits... but after watching this interview, learning what i did about this dude...im blown away. Hes so down to earth and hard working. Also his honesty about his knowledge on the guitar was so cool...
>Dude on steroids
>Hardworking
L M A O
@@rectifier7578 those are not steroids
How can you not be a misfits fan, catchy as fark
@@sensacionsombria5125 At his age, safe to say, it probably is. But it doesn't matter. Still gotta put in the work.
I don't know what the hell I expected Doyle to sound like, but he's so soft spoken. "Ah you're too loud" "Shut up, the F you paying me for?" Priceless.
Yeah, I was shocked too, I expected him to have the voice of Peter Steele... Obviously not.
Ahaha! Right? But really, no one has that beautiful baritone of Peter.
Haha very true, hopefully he will come back to produce more music after his 100 year sleep.
Doyles attitude toward the music reminds me of the old Rock and Roll days. The days of greasers and cars with fins. Days when people minced their words less, and were more raw. Its way old school, thats why a lot of people misunderstand him.
True in a sense, but the makeup contradicts the rawness. I love Doyle but the face-painting is a gimmick that should have been left behind w/ Jerrys sad version of The Misfits. I'd have much more respect for him if he did the same thing w/ no makeup.
TheInternetDisease Good point, the whole lot should have stopped the face painting madness a long time ago.
He may act like he doesn't know ,,or care how he gets his tone,,,but I "gauran-goddamn-tee" ,he's knows exactly what the fucks goin down with his rig!!;
@@TheInternetDisease You know one of the reasons why he still paints his face is that he doesn't even want people to know what he looks like without it. Kind of like what KISS had going for them in the 70's. Also why should he give it up. The look of a band is almost just as important as the sound. It's all mixes together in a way. Also he's more likely to get the attention for any project he does with the look. It's smart if you think about it for a little bit.
@@TheInternetDisease lol I dare you to tell that to him and his terrifying face and pecs.
You know, when people imagine Doyle talking it's always "oh his voice is gonna be super deep, growly, terrifying, maybe he grunts and says FIRE NO GOOD! or something." Then you get this guy who is laid back (probably blazed), chilled out, yet still looking like a zombie on steroids. It screws with the mind.
I've loved the misfits for like 20 year, but have never heard this guy speak! I'm blown away, so much charisma
Doyle makes his own guitars? I did not know that. That makes his character even more interesting to me. This dood is hilarious by the way
I like Doyle, he's honest and straightforward- no shit. Good to see and listen to him. I see Marshall got the thumbs down!!
I've decided to start lifting weights because of this interview.
How does it go? Must be pretty buff by now
Progress report?
henry rollins is good motivation too.
I realized about halfway thru the vid that I'd started curling my dog unconsciously... What?! I don't own any freeweights!
When he said what he knew about the guitar it all rushed towards me and I realized the himbo energy . Doyle is a chad.
By far my favorite rig rundown.
+Maclin Wiley mine too
Me 3
This video is actually a huge inspiration for me...I love punk rock and have spent the last 10 years or so 'hiding' in my bedroom based on the fear I don't know theory, I am not good enough, no one would want to play with me this that and the other. With the passing of Lemmy's and this video I am going to look for like minded people to jam for the first time in ever...not held back by the fear I am a shit guitarist and I don't practice much...and don't know much/any theory.
+AlienBusDriver Punk is certainly not about "skill". Just get together with some likeminded people and make a lot of noise.
+AlienBusDriver As long as you are having fun with it, you will find like minded people. Dont settle for anything less! Go out there and go for it!!!
+AlienBusDriver **And, when you are playing with other people and having fun doing it, its the best way to learn your instrument and feel how music can be gelled together. Best of luck!!
+AlienBusDriver it's really not too important
+AlienBusDriver So... you know absolutely nothing about music and your instrument. Sounds good.
he still sounds like a straight up old school punk from jersey. he aint changed and I love it.
best Doyle interview I've seen. seems like he actually enjoyed being there unlike all the others I've watched. nice job!
He looks so tough but he has such a soft voice. It really threw my off for a minute.
Scooby's Workshop
naliujgaming he actually kinda a shy dude
naliujgaming have you seen his temper and beating up fans? lol be glad he's not in a bad mood
Doyle is the man! I loved this interview
looks like a wwe super star
Sting! 😂
He did wrestling once
www.wwe.com/videos/the-misfits-jerry-only-vs-dr-death-steve-williams-steel-cage-match-wcw-monday-nitro-november-29-1999
He is a "superstar"!!!
They wrestled in w wcw a couple times
A genuine kind soul who just wants to play his music. A class act.
This gets more golden and golden every time I watch it. The most classic uncomfortable interview ever!
That was a great interview. Doyle- the most humble Misfit.
Dude, I never really much cared for the Misfits until I saw this and I friggen LOVE this guy. My favorite quotes: "I suck, man"... "If it's not easy, it goes in the trash"... "I don't need that pressure"... "my daughter's pink acoustic guitar"... "I need [that tape] to see the notes"; and his must-have? Gum. This is the type of rock star I would want to be.
Very New Jersey
@@balladofthebroken7569 Yeah really! Im from the PNW but when I was at school in PA I met some Jersey boys and they were the best dudes I've ever met.
“The scientists gave me this”
“What uh...”
“Exactly”
Doyle says it as it is. It'll be hard to find honesty like his in your lifetime. Love or hate him the guys a guitar legend.
I know maybe three Ramones songs, two Iggy Pop songs and the smoke one the water riff.. just the riff.. HAHA
amazing ya!!!!!.... HAHA
I want to like this comment as I agree with it. But the likes are numbered 69. I'll leave that be.
I never knew I had so much in common with him. We both love the Hardwire Distortion, we both like bottom and top, no middle, and we both have beer guts that flop over our belts. Well, perhaps the last one we're a little different \m/
Just saw them at the GARDEN October 2019 ... They were great... My 10 year old love them know... He's walking around the house singing "we are 138"
After I worked through my initial impression, I found this guy to be very down to earth. Turns out, this is a great interview all the way around.
Unconventional is a major understatement for this guy. lol Maybe it's just me, but I think there's something admirable about: "I write whats easy. If it's too hard, it goes in the garbage." That's not my style at all, actually kind of the opposite, but I like it. :)
shango02005 - I agree, it doesn't have to be hard to play for it to be good. I've always loved the Misfits, and Doyle seems to be the one left holding the bag. It's unfortunate, he has alot more to give, and is ready to give it, but no one else can get their shit together.
It's kinda cool to have a famous guitarist not saying assuming what he does is easy, not being like "My music is rly hard to play and it's awesome!" I'm not a special fan of Doyle or of Misfits but I kinda like that he assumes his music is not difficult
He always sounds so humble and passionate about his craft, makes me feel proud more and more to wear my Misfits sweater every day lol
screw his guitars, whats his workout?! haha
With the way he plays, he probably doesn't need to, haha.
JgHaverty steroids. Nothing wrong with that. Steroids and testosterone replacement are great for older guys. He's also a vegan.
desulv so being a companionate and conscious human being is somehow bad in your book? Why, because you feel uncomfortable when people question your morality? His diet probably helped him keep that physic into his 50s.
desulv you know what I mean. You really have no argument for your hatred towards Doyle, so you resort to insults. Pretty common. Have a nice day.
desulv You're avoiding the issue. What's wrong with him being vegan? Why is that something to be disrespected?
I just watched 5 recent Doyle interviews, and this was the best one by far. He was in a good mood, and wanted to give answers longer than one sentence
Doyle & his brother are legends. this is the best rig run down we will ever see.
This is the absolute best interview with Doyle on the Web. Thank you John Bohlinger and Premier Guitar.
Oh hey, a comically heavy instrument without a gibson logo. Imagine.
Happy Feet the headstock probably isn’t detachable either.
interviewer: yea..yea..oh yea...yea...yea...yea..YEA..YEA..YEAH! YEAH!!
Snarf Snarff so...so..umm...yea...umm...lol...yea
James hetfeild
wow, yeah, unbelievable... repeat.
Really?
*Right, right! Yeah, yeah, yeah! Wow, unbelievable! Yeah! Huh?! OH! Yeah, yeah. Unbelievable. YEAH! WOW, MAN!*
Doyle is so down to earth, open & honest. Funny as hell too. Love this dude. He is great !
Best PG video/best interview ever.
Doyle is so real, he reminds me of dudes you'd see on MTV in the 90s.
I like how this was a Rig Rundown, with some added personal stories!!! Very cool!!!
This was really fun! I watched after seeing John's top 10 favorite rig rundown list. You have come a long way in terms of production quality but this was already great as far as questions/vibe go.
Still the best Rig Rundown ever. Thanks for this one guys. The range of music you guys cover is refreshing..
Best rig rundown ever.
Real guy, talk real words.
Love it❤️❤️❤️❤️
after hearing how he made his guitar it makes me want to try and make my own that I drew up
go for it
i would do it
Jason Armstrong the only thing stopping you is you
Chris Patrick well that, money and some skill with a band saw and wiring, I knew I should've taken those classes during the early semesers of community college , lol
Baby steps man. Get some cheap electronics and gear, pine or plywood body and neck and go from there. You don't need really any power tools though those do make things easier. Once you're done, scrap it and rebuild it, correcting all the mistakes you made in the first. You get to reuse most of your initial investment.
The one powertool above all others that I would recommend is a $20 hand drill.
He has such a brilliant attitude towards all the guitar wankery/fx-laden silliness. He's a component in a powerful signal chain...PLAYER+GUITAR+SIMPLE BOARD+AMP= CRUSHING!
Great interview. What a legend.
Super great interview. Love this guy .
Truer words have never been spoken when he says "you don't have to know how to be a great guitarist, you have to just write good songs". That is the secret behind all the great bands in the world. ACDC, Misfits, Sex Pistols, The Ramones...they all have one thing in common. Great songs. Hell, all of those bands together probably know four chords, one scale (the major scale) and that is it. Listen to Blitzkrieg Bop or Pumpkin Head or Highway To Hell. Simple, relentless, tight and in your face. Great rundown but the interviewer has got to get over the "starstruck teenager" vibe. He is so "wow! that is so cool...unbelievable..." Come on man, grow a set already.
Exactly. Not very much people enjoy cats like Satriani, and those.
People want to hear poppy tunes, thats al. Its simple.
actually the interviewer looks like he wants a piece of Doyle's wood
Danny Criss DUH! Everyone in the Western world knows what "grow a set" means, dumbass. Try reading the rest of my comment and see what I was getting at, it's not too difficult to understand if you try.
Yeah dude but that´s not an excuse to play like shit and be like "hey i don´t need this". Learning theory and improving your skills really boosts your songwriting. I see a lot of kids that buy expensive amps and distortion pedals only to play power chords and it makes me fucken mad.
+Täking Thë High Roäd i think angus young probably could play more technical if he wanted, and he does more than the Ramones or the Misfits (i love both those bands, not bashin them)
Theres something really refreshing about someone just straight up and genuinely hating Marshall
I phucking love this guy man, I come back and watch tis all the time.
Man I love his interviews, and attitude.
just in case anyone was curious, the part where Doyle talks about his guitar breaking in three. its on the 2013 Golden God Awards when he plays Last Caress with Danzig. just if you guys haven't already seen it.
Funny how a guy so intimidating looking Is so chill and quiet
Best interview ever. I love his honesty.
I could listen to this guy forever. Fun interview
Interviewer: "Huh, what?"
Doyle: "Exactly"
What this guy needs is a gimmick.
lol
Jason Mcclaren
its what YOU need LOL
-John Goblikon 20someshit
Hilarious! :D
This is the most punk rock interview in the history of punk!! This guy is one of the most recognizable and iconic people in music. He is so humble and likeable. Great interview from a Punk God!!
That guitar catches the light like magic. Beautiful.
So much butthurt in these comments and for absolutely no reason. Why the hate? Because he takes care of his body and isn't afraid to show it off? That's been his image since the 80s and he's obviously getting ready to go on stage after the interview. He's from Jersey for God's sake. He doesn't come off as pompous - just completely down to earth, humble, and honest. I respect that. So many musicians today that expect praise just from their name. I'll take the Misfits over any wanker band.
Just a guess but perhaps it's the gay hair, makeup, dog collar and the lack of a shirt
Stu West yeah I wish he looked like John Mayer too.
Stu West he’s at a gig.
All the Misfits had that hair style, it was their thing. Doyle's brother Only created it.
It must be really hard to focus when you have a hair pendulum
It's his metronome.
Called the devilock
This is one of the greatest interviews I’ve ever seen. I’ve never seen a misfits interview
That surprised me in a good way. I love the Misfits and I'm glad I got to hear Doyle talk about his gear. It's cool when people don't put on airs but know what they're doing. He's clearly very well thought out on what he likes to hear and play. And he definitely understands his sound and is comfortable with his style. That's awesome. He's a machinist and a fabricator... and that guitar is killer. I learned a lot from this rig rundown episode, more even than some of the others that play a lot of cool technical material. Cheers, and Thanks Doyle for sharing your personal design concepts and ideas. I can dig it!
i love how he holds the mic like a glass of brandy hahaha such BOSS
Lol true
you gonna need some glue son
ya. because he already huffed all of his
This might be my favourite Rig Rundown. This went in every different direction possible, than what John Bohlinger was anticipating.
That was one of the best Doyle interviews I have seen.
Completely honest, completely transparent. I looked at the thumbnail and title and cringed a bit, but this is by far the most interesting PG video I've seen in a few months. Top dude :)
This Video makes me want to go for a Jog!
Haha you think he gets that physique from jogging? Drop that bs and start lifting weights... oh and steroids too. I forgot
LOL!
1234556 not steroids dude he is not really that big he has an impressive physique but in no way is he huge
dinosavros black There are people riding bikes that look like they have full blown aids that are on a huge stack of steroids...
you aint gonna be huge to be using drugs bro... This dude is FOR SURE on some shit.
I aint taking away his hard work. Im just being straight
1234556 dude he realy ia not that big you know you can never know but i really believe he is not on anything he is quite small and the dude trains since he was 14 or something so
That's wild how he cuts his fingers up on the guitar and everything such a Legendary guitarist with such class! 🖤🔥🔥🤘🏻
10:41 "I have this box that I had this scientist make me."
"What the..." "Haha, exactly!"
LMAO
The line about not being a great musician but writing good songs is so friggin true. How many iconic songs have just 3 chords and a great beat?
Doyle's riffs are incredible. You can tell he plays with alot of enthusiasm. Plus, you don't normally expect guitarists to be ripped. This guy is a monster who looks like he could easily beat the shit out of anyone
This is pretty much the BEST Doyle interview ever conducted.
his body is perfectly sculpted
Yeah, the guitar is nice too.
I really hope you are a girl
comentando youtube why
@spooky Ghost with a name like Andy. don't think he is. and yea its gay.
Spooky Ghost "Perfectly" would be an objective adjective. Objective, because there is an ideal human form, male our female, that most people would agree with. It's not like he said "hot." Besides, what are you and the other guy... bigots?