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Brano pazzesco, tu magistralmente impeccabile 👏👏👏👏👏👏

The synth on the outro melody part of SSOASS is the cherry on top

HAHAHAH MAN I had the volume FULL and my headphones were on because i thought the video will go straight to the song.,..and then you come in HEY EVERYONE THIS IS NICKO LOL i laughed so hard!

The most informative and skilled lesson I could find. Thank you.. subscribed 😊

"GOOD JOB GUYS... I LIKE THIS SONG FROM IRON MAIDEN... RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER" 🎸🤘🤘👍

Cover controversy aside, I hate this album. Long, boring songs, horrible production and a total lack of inspiration. One of Maiden's worst.

I'm going to use this technique, very nice video, thanks Nico xx❤

It's not very tough to play for fun, close enough way. But damn near impossible to get it just right. At least in my experience

This has got to be my favorite Maiden song ever!

What kind of setup does he use?

Congrats on getting an absolutely awesome guitar!

My thoughts: Best value for money guitar you can get on the market. Made by Fujigen Factory in Japan, so QC is very good. The Edge trem is definitely superior to the OFR, Made by GOTOH Japan. The 5-piece neck is as already mentioned, made to prevent warping. The old RG's tend to develop neck warping, because they necks are so thin. They also put a volute instead of a scarf joint, in order to prevent headstock snapping. The V7/8 puckups are decent if you have a good amp, apparently they're based on the DiMarzio Tonezone/Air Norton models. The only thing I don't like, is that they kept the old neck joint. If they upgraded the neck and changed the scarf joint then why not go all the way & put an All Access Joint too? Still, these are fantastic guitars. I would love them to do a RG 1570 Genesis model in the future.

You made me love the song even more!

Great lesson and playing, thanks!

How did I miss this ?! Great episode Nico. This album just kills. Trial By Fire my favorite and the highlight main riff of the album for me. As an aside, the beginning of Gates of Hell sounds like Reckless from Turbo to me. Killer track. Your playing is so tight and spot on. Rock! 🤘

One of my favorites from my favorite. Here, I believe he was influenced by my 2nd favorite, Steve Clark. Listen to his solo in Def Leppard's Answer to the Master.

One of the best Dave Murray solos I've ever heard. For some reason it stuck in my head, and it's the 1st one that comes to mind when his name is mentioned. You've done it justice. Up the irons!

Very underrated track!

Amazing ❤❤❤❤

How long you been playing guitar bro? Subbed btw!

Randy as great of a lead player as he was, he was a fantastic rhythm player. And it seems a common description of Randy's solos are "song within a song"

This song and I don't know made me start playing guitar, Randy was an incredible guitar player after hearing them two songs I went and bought the album blizzard of oz and I was off and running instantly obsessed to hear more and start playing myself I was around 10 years old completely changed the type of music I was listening to before that still a metal head 40 years later and jamming

Its like if the allman brothers played 80s rock

such an awesome dual guitar part. Great cover

Amazing ❤

Do you know the Band asterism? Hal-ca is amazing guitar player,check out Dawn/Gunfire/museum of Death and many other amazing music

Phenomenal job on all parts, sir!

Awesome

If you google top metal solos of all-time, top 10, you will often see Randy with multiple entrees and Crazy Train, Flying high again (his brother's favorite), Mr. Crowley..both solos A lot of people think the best solos Randy played were live versions of the songs, including Children of the Grave. There is no wrong answer. Randy was a musician whose solos were naturally melodic and were a song within the song. Some of those scratch solos on DOAM are great too, him just jamming as they record the bass and drum tracks.

I dunno, man. Compared to. Some amazing solos, this just sounds like a bunch of scales with no feeling.

Very técnico good, ist good

Fuck me ❤

Randy Is amazing my persdonal favorite is the entire outro to Revelation (mother earth)

Outstanding work as always!!! Randy was & still is my hero. I seen him feb 9th 1982 Kalamazoo Michigan, @ wings stadium a little over a month before his passing. Can you show case his song You said it all with Ozzy??

YOU ARE JUST AWESOME. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR VIDEOS AND THE GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR...

Randy Rhoads era un genio...uno de mis guitarristas preferidos... saludos.

Super!!

Tonight is the solo of solse's

Randy's S.A.T.O. solo is all time Nico! Fantastic job!

GREAT SOLO I PLAY REGULARLY BECAUSE IT SOUNDS PHENOMENAL!

Bro, you always make it look so easy. I think it's that mellow demeanor you have hahahaha. Brilliant work here. Definitely my favorite Randy solo.

Only music people will understand. The lick is descending, dun dun dadadum dun dun dadadum dun dun wew wew.

Love all your stuff. Keep up the good work!

All these albums/songs you are analysing and deliver to us so pefrectly, I was there when each one of them came out. Lots of youtubers and journalists are interested on the part of gossip. Did Eddie Van Halen like Randy? Did Gary Moore like any of these two and so forth. All I know is that we had a decade in the 80's where we had to struggle to keep up with the flow of really great music. You had a great album coming out almost every 15 days. We had analog players, you had to be careful not to scratch the vinyl and make it look like ice hockey ground. I don't miss the technology or the luck of it in the 80's but I surely miss the drive and the excitement of music blooming. And it was n't just metal. New wave in Europe was great, pop was good and friendly, not aggressive, soft and likeable not the first choice but really soothing and entertaining. Somehow one genre was pushing the other, competing yes, but really in a productive way. Funniest thing is OZZY is still alive, god bless him, what a DNA...

Underrated masterpiece. One of my favorites to play.

My favorite cover song channel, alway’s well articulated !

My good man, you’ve done it again !

Randy had truly great melodic sense and structure to his guitar solos... which is what makes them all so memorable (and he recorded these eternal classics at such a young age). Hearing the guitar solo to Over the Mountain late 1981-early '82 turned me into a music fan and a Rhoads fanatic. He has always been my favorite guitar player, bar none.

Such an underated bridge in heavy History...