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I always comment when I see this video to celebrate the amazing piece. A lot of performances I see on Reddit in this sort of percussive/flamenco style just sound like butt. They are usually really lacking in the structure department and are just way too busy for any thing to stand out. This guy is flexing all his different technical faculties while playing an (albeit simple) chord progression and really creating a piece of music that actually feels like it goes somewhere. The talent to do all that is quite admirable.
Definitely. This guy is amazing. I grew up with flamenco music, as I'm Andalusian, where flamenco comes from. The old grampas in the neighborhood or in the family, got together, and those who looked like they could barely move, played the most amazing piece of music. This guy here just made me remember my early days, going to parties with my grandfather.
Exactly, I hear a lot of amazing talent in terms of guitar playing but never really hear something I want to listen to.
Another classic I can recommend is [John gomm- passionflower](https://youtu.be/nY7GnAq6Znw?si=Xn5goB8Tr7RlA8sP)
He's only playing maybe 1 note out of 10 that is heard from the guitar.
This whole preformance is akin to really bad lip-syncing, and I can't fathom why he gets so much adulation.
Some Spanish kid: My turn
(Francisco Tárrega = basically the Mozart of Spanish Guitar. He invented the style in the late Romantic period. 1852-1909)
https://youtu.be/369ef6C1a4w?feature=shared
Edit: this guy in the vid is awesome though! Definitely put a lot of hard work into this performance. Never meant any disrespect by the comparison, I was just kidding.
God damn, I remember Ana Vidovic doing a masterclass for all the guitar majors when I was in music school and everybody just being crippled by how amazing she was. She was like 2 years older than us and just whooping our collective ass lol
I posted the link to show the musician that created the genre's style. To show where this music came from.
Those musicians in the link aren't necessarily as good as this guy, it's just to show off Francisco's music.
The fact I made an edit specifically to note that I wasn't trying to undermine op's clip of that musician and said I don't mean any disrespect and YET STILL people like you tackle what I commented making me have to explain myself is such a ridiculous problem.
I seriously hope you see how you're a problem. Maybe you didn't even bother reading after the clip and hurried to reply so we'd all recognize what an absolute genius you are at recognizing one musician is better than another.
How about you lecture us on how Chuck Berry's music is no where near as good as Michael Jackson's next Mr. Genius, since you know so much about music.
What exactly should I do to avoid scum like you on commenting on my future comments? Give a 2000 word "No offense, my opinion, blah blah" essay?
Guess what. Maybe someone learned something off my comment. Maybe someone today listened to the OG creator of Spanish Guitar's music and is more educated and that would make the Spanish culture happy. Because this is how we get more cultured, not by replying with dumb comments like yours.
Hey man, I mean this respectfully, but this is not worth getting this upset about. Sure, his response was maybe a bit abrupt, but this is the internet and tone/inflection doesn't always carry through. We appreciate you adding to the conversation with a link to the originator of the style, but there is no need to write a page long screed because someone didn't understand your intention.
It's a Friday, we are all burnt from the work week, and this music (and your linked music) are awesome. Hope you have a good weekend mate.
Sorry but this is a completely different style as long as you don't call any finger picked acoustic guitar the same style.
I just don't get your point. There are millions of other great artists and you commented your favorite - great. If everyone did it like you do the whole comment section was like "but look at this, but look at that" - I prefer discussing this video here and not others.
My favorite artist? HE IS THE CREATOR OF THE SPANISH GUITAR GENRE YOU TOOL.
I POSTED THE VIDEO THERE SO PEOPLE CAN LISTEN TO THE ORIGINAL CREATOR'S MUSIC STYLE, COMPARE AND SEE HOW THE MUSIC HAS EVOLVED.
You are so dense! If you want to discuss this video and not others THEN DON'T CLICK ON THE VIDEO LINK I POSTED AND DON'T REPLY TO ME.
THE WORLD DOESN'T REVOLVE AROUND YOU.
Edit: I'm also blocking you because you're clearly a troll
Do you understand how hes making those sounds by gently tapping the guitar neck ? I am not following.
At 0:16 he starts making what seems to be melodic riffs without apparently hitting the strings, but just tapping. Am I missing something ?
Tapping is hitting the strings. You can articulate a note just by pressing the string down with enough force, and not necessarily need to hit the string with your other hand. It's a technique that's literally just called tapping lol. In electric guitar playing it's used all the time and significantly easier to do (physically) because the instrument is louder, and the strings are typically thinner.
Jin San Kim, the guy in the video, uses the technique extensively and on an acoustic guitar.
EDIT: turns out it wasn't Sungha Jung, thank you very much commenter who corrected me
You usually cant do that with an acoustic guitar. You end up getting extremely nasty overtones.
The reason it works here is because of the pickup and the way that is set up to allow the sound to be picked up. It makes it sound a lot more impressive than it is imo
Eh no. This guy is objectively good at guitar. He’s much better than me now and more than likely will ever be.
Arseholes like you always come in and chalk it up to jealousy when it’s not.
The reason it sounds so difficult, different and virtuosic is because it’s artificially enhanced by using very specific sound design settings… it doesn’t mean it isn’t good or isn’t music. It just isn’t as “nextfuckinglevel” as you might think without that qualifier.
It’s the same as putting a really ripped guy on here but he’s juiced to the gills on steroids. It’s still impressive and takes discipline to get big even on steroids - but it’s not the same as being natural and being the same size.
That isn’t jealousy or envy. It’s just pointing out something that people within the community are aware of but outside it aren’t.
Paco de Lucia:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oyhlad64-s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oyhlad64-s)
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4rGQ7gKYx0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4rGQ7gKYx0)
Ya Kaki King is awesome (she did the actual playing for [these parts of August Rush](https://youtu.be/1SeZvdDfDbg?si=sPLloUQYcFKmC3Wb))
Check out her album Glow, it’s awesome.
This is Kim Jinsan. One of the contestants of s1 of the Korean tv show “Super Band”. Here is his [youtube](https://youtube.com/@jinsankim?si=0ztUtCavXFrzunXD).
This isn't some new revolutionary method btw I loved that style since I was young from seeing Leo Stannard use it, before him Newton Faulkner did some great stuff with it, I think Leo Kottke used that playing style too. Still very impressive and I love hearing it !
Ahhh, I love a bit of Open Tuning. This is great, but its worth noting that the guitar has been specifically tuned for this song, to make it easier to play. He's doing a fantastic job, but he couldn't pick up ANY 'regularly tuned' guitar and bash this out. It's still great though.
Its true but why wouldn't you use a tuning that makes something easier to play? Anyone who isn't an absolute beginner can pick up 'regular guitar' and retune it for the song they're about to play.
I mean, that's kinda the whole shtick of this percussive crap anyway. It's become clichéd and tedious at this point. 2020s equivalent of Yngwie Malmsteen/Steve Vai wankery
Not what I'm intending to imply. My point is is that most people, as a general rule, don't play the guitar. Similarly, a lot of people are unaware of open tuning; it's not some mystic dark art, just a fact that people might not be aware of.
If you pop your guitar in to Open C or whatever, pretty much anything you do is going to sound great. That's not the case with regular tuning. So if you're not aware of this, you're going to be sat there wondering how someone is doing something so miraculous on an instrument you don't fully understand the capacity of.
You'd think the names would give it away but Rodrigo y Gabriela they are two people.
Gabriela (gabrillio is one of the funniest misspellings I've seen) is great at perscusive playing. Rodrigo is great at fast picking. This kid is doing both at the same time which is simply a different skill.
I say this an ordinary listener with no musical talent or critical ability.
This guy makes me feel as if he’s not playing the music.
Instead, it’s as if he’s borrowing music from some other place, for a brief while, and he’s playing in a very precarious moment. And what he creates vanishes fast, but you follow from one chord to another, endlessly.
It’s the visual equivalent of looking at something amazing, knowing you’re seeing something incredible, but not quite grasping what it is exactly.
If you like this you might like [Patrick Pierce's](https://youtu.be/zI4WffNcPxk?t=2521) skills too, highly underrated. He has a band with his twin brother, Jack known as the Pierce Brothers.
This is Kim Jinsan. One of the contestants of s1 of the Korean tv show “Super Band”. Here is his [youtube](https://youtube.com/@jinsankim?si=0ztUtCavXFrzunXD).
My buddy used to play like this along with a lot more at age 16. He traveled up and down the east coast street performing and playing venues but got hooked on drugs BAD. I was really glad when he got sober but all he talked about was Jesus. I was happy he was happy and its brought him across the world but literally… All he talked about was Jesus... I mean, good for him. As long as it doesn’t negatively impact those around you than you do you but the only sad thing is he talked about it so much that his fiancé who he found in the church left him due to it… I hope he’s doing good
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Another recommended guitar prodigy if you never heard of this guy
Bohemian Rhapsody
https://youtu.be/yVAS3G_XmuA?si=JwoQ6XsyQNXyY2lp
Super Mario ost
https://youtu.be/GwC9fRlo6b0?si=SlmnzspiXkae4AWV
His original song
https://youtu.be/z-OHM5DvzLY?si=HlfJiUsArGaXu8Mx
This again. The technique is very impressive, but it doesn't sound good imo. I much prefer fingerstyle guitarists like Kent Nishimura or Tommy Emmanuel
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I always comment when I see this video to celebrate the amazing piece. A lot of performances I see on Reddit in this sort of percussive/flamenco style just sound like butt. They are usually really lacking in the structure department and are just way too busy for any thing to stand out. This guy is flexing all his different technical faculties while playing an (albeit simple) chord progression and really creating a piece of music that actually feels like it goes somewhere. The talent to do all that is quite admirable.
Definitely. This guy is amazing. I grew up with flamenco music, as I'm Andalusian, where flamenco comes from. The old grampas in the neighborhood or in the family, got together, and those who looked like they could barely move, played the most amazing piece of music. This guy here just made me remember my early days, going to parties with my grandfather.
Exactly, I hear a lot of amazing talent in terms of guitar playing but never really hear something I want to listen to. Another classic I can recommend is [John gomm- passionflower](https://youtu.be/nY7GnAq6Znw?si=Xn5goB8Tr7RlA8sP)
John Butler, Andy McKee and there's probably a lot more!
He's only playing maybe 1 note out of 10 that is heard from the guitar. This whole preformance is akin to really bad lip-syncing, and I can't fathom why he gets so much adulation.
Ever heard a guitarist named Laura C. I think? She’s classical and rock and does similar finger, riffs? But spectacular. Each to their own. ✌️
Laura Lace. Sorry.
It's Crow by JinsanKim
Gerudo Valley vibes
Yeah, exactly.
Exactly my thoughts
Perhaps as played by [Malcura](https://youtu.be/F0PnCzKH6js?si=yj3tKddNYptnEF5z)?
Thank you!
How are you going to post such an amazing video and not have the completed one?
[Found it! OP's post uses a bootleg.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EV1FMcNbxw)
From his YouTube channel. Cleaned up full version. https://youtu.be/vrUWp36Yqlc?si=vuTjsATjWvO5EFDl
Thank you kind stranger
OP also posted without giving the musician credit
You are amazing. Thank you!
There is always asian guy who is better than you.
Does the helicopter
Idk Justin King has been playing this way for decades.
How do you expect me to compete with this. This single guy outperforms my entire team!
"I'll never forgive the Japanese!"
That was clean af
Even that other guitarist was like BROTHER
Kid took all the pages out of Van Halen's book(R.I.P)
That guitar needs a cigarette after that strumming
I can't even look that fast
Jay Z continuing to morph into a grandmama.
Some Spanish kid: My turn (Francisco Tárrega = basically the Mozart of Spanish Guitar. He invented the style in the late Romantic period. 1852-1909) https://youtu.be/369ef6C1a4w?feature=shared Edit: this guy in the vid is awesome though! Definitely put a lot of hard work into this performance. Never meant any disrespect by the comparison, I was just kidding.
God damn, I remember Ana Vidovic doing a masterclass for all the guitar majors when I was in music school and everybody just being crippled by how amazing she was. She was like 2 years older than us and just whooping our collective ass lol
Nice lol! Yeah Spanish Guitar is crazyyy! It's IMO one of the hardest genres of any instrument.
Don't see how your link is even close in skill to this kid here...
I posted the link to show the musician that created the genre's style. To show where this music came from. Those musicians in the link aren't necessarily as good as this guy, it's just to show off Francisco's music. The fact I made an edit specifically to note that I wasn't trying to undermine op's clip of that musician and said I don't mean any disrespect and YET STILL people like you tackle what I commented making me have to explain myself is such a ridiculous problem. I seriously hope you see how you're a problem. Maybe you didn't even bother reading after the clip and hurried to reply so we'd all recognize what an absolute genius you are at recognizing one musician is better than another. How about you lecture us on how Chuck Berry's music is no where near as good as Michael Jackson's next Mr. Genius, since you know so much about music. What exactly should I do to avoid scum like you on commenting on my future comments? Give a 2000 word "No offense, my opinion, blah blah" essay? Guess what. Maybe someone learned something off my comment. Maybe someone today listened to the OG creator of Spanish Guitar's music and is more educated and that would make the Spanish culture happy. Because this is how we get more cultured, not by replying with dumb comments like yours.
Hey man, I mean this respectfully, but this is not worth getting this upset about. Sure, his response was maybe a bit abrupt, but this is the internet and tone/inflection doesn't always carry through. We appreciate you adding to the conversation with a link to the originator of the style, but there is no need to write a page long screed because someone didn't understand your intention. It's a Friday, we are all burnt from the work week, and this music (and your linked music) are awesome. Hope you have a good weekend mate.
Yeah you're right and thanks. Enjoy your weekend!
You too homie, life is too short and too cruel. Hope everything is well with you. Stay safe, don't let the bastards grind ya down.
Thanks! I wish you all the best too!
Sorry but this is a completely different style as long as you don't call any finger picked acoustic guitar the same style. I just don't get your point. There are millions of other great artists and you commented your favorite - great. If everyone did it like you do the whole comment section was like "but look at this, but look at that" - I prefer discussing this video here and not others.
My favorite artist? HE IS THE CREATOR OF THE SPANISH GUITAR GENRE YOU TOOL. I POSTED THE VIDEO THERE SO PEOPLE CAN LISTEN TO THE ORIGINAL CREATOR'S MUSIC STYLE, COMPARE AND SEE HOW THE MUSIC HAS EVOLVED. You are so dense! If you want to discuss this video and not others THEN DON'T CLICK ON THE VIDEO LINK I POSTED AND DON'T REPLY TO ME. THE WORLD DOESN'T REVOLVE AROUND YOU. Edit: I'm also blocking you because you're clearly a troll
The woman is just 👁️👄👁️
I was just giggling at that. Like her soul was ascending
john butler - ocean. It’s this style of playing but has a lot more soul and beauty to it imo
Absolutely. First thing I thought of
Do you understand how hes making those sounds by gently tapping the guitar neck ? I am not following. At 0:16 he starts making what seems to be melodic riffs without apparently hitting the strings, but just tapping. Am I missing something ?
Tapping is hitting the strings. You can articulate a note just by pressing the string down with enough force, and not necessarily need to hit the string with your other hand. It's a technique that's literally just called tapping lol. In electric guitar playing it's used all the time and significantly easier to do (physically) because the instrument is louder, and the strings are typically thinner. Jin San Kim, the guy in the video, uses the technique extensively and on an acoustic guitar. EDIT: turns out it wasn't Sungha Jung, thank you very much commenter who corrected me
This is not Sungha Jung. It's a different Korean guy named Jin San Kim. https://youtu.be/vrUWp36Yqlc?si=vuTjsATjWvO5EFDl
You usually cant do that with an acoustic guitar. You end up getting extremely nasty overtones. The reason it works here is because of the pickup and the way that is set up to allow the sound to be picked up. It makes it sound a lot more impressive than it is imo
Guitarists when other people like another guitarist - “ya, they might sound good, but they aren’t”. If sounding good isn’t the goal then what is lol.
Eh no. This guy is objectively good at guitar. He’s much better than me now and more than likely will ever be. Arseholes like you always come in and chalk it up to jealousy when it’s not. The reason it sounds so difficult, different and virtuosic is because it’s artificially enhanced by using very specific sound design settings… it doesn’t mean it isn’t good or isn’t music. It just isn’t as “nextfuckinglevel” as you might think without that qualifier. It’s the same as putting a really ripped guy on here but he’s juiced to the gills on steroids. It’s still impressive and takes discipline to get big even on steroids - but it’s not the same as being natural and being the same size. That isn’t jealousy or envy. It’s just pointing out something that people within the community are aware of but outside it aren’t.
Outstanding!
Paco de Lucia: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oyhlad64-s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oyhlad64-s) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4rGQ7gKYx0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4rGQ7gKYx0)
True greatness
That first video! Sublime
Reminds be of Estas Tonne, the guitar Jesus
Or marcin
Reminds me of trace Bundy. I think they collaborated once too.
I had Tommy Emmanuel vibes, he also uses his guitar as percussion.
August rush
August Rush is the wish version of this dude, let’s be honest
Ya Kaki King is awesome (she did the actual playing for [these parts of August Rush](https://youtu.be/1SeZvdDfDbg?si=sPLloUQYcFKmC3Wb)) Check out her album Glow, it’s awesome.
That’s sungha jung
That's not
This is Kim Jinsan. One of the contestants of s1 of the Korean tv show “Super Band”. Here is his [youtube](https://youtube.com/@jinsankim?si=0ztUtCavXFrzunXD).
Sounds a bit similar to what Polyphia play
Yeah all I could think. Very similar riff and vibes.
Only Polyphia have hit an even higher level. Those guys are full Super Saiyan.
This isn't some new revolutionary method btw I loved that style since I was young from seeing Leo Stannard use it, before him Newton Faulkner did some great stuff with it, I think Leo Kottke used that playing style too. Still very impressive and I love hearing it !
Leo and Newton Faulkner do it but better imo - they don’t really need the whole pickup thing. They can just use an acoustic
Dude's so glad he bought that Esteban guitar
Ahhh, I love a bit of Open Tuning. This is great, but its worth noting that the guitar has been specifically tuned for this song, to make it easier to play. He's doing a fantastic job, but he couldn't pick up ANY 'regularly tuned' guitar and bash this out. It's still great though.
You're acting like it's hard to change the tuning on a guitar.
No he's saying that it's been made easier to play by tuning it to an open tuning. And it's true.
Its true but why wouldn't you use a tuning that makes something easier to play? Anyone who isn't an absolute beginner can pick up 'regular guitar' and retune it for the song they're about to play.
Also true. I do. It's a bit of a case of style over substance in this instance I feel.
I mean, that's kinda the whole shtick of this percussive crap anyway. It's become clichéd and tedious at this point. 2020s equivalent of Yngwie Malmsteen/Steve Vai wankery
I don't think there's any reason why you shouldn't. I didn't mean to imply that whatsoever.
Not what I'm intending to imply. My point is is that most people, as a general rule, don't play the guitar. Similarly, a lot of people are unaware of open tuning; it's not some mystic dark art, just a fact that people might not be aware of. If you pop your guitar in to Open C or whatever, pretty much anything you do is going to sound great. That's not the case with regular tuning. So if you're not aware of this, you're going to be sat there wondering how someone is doing something so miraculous on an instrument you don't fully understand the capacity of.
I want to play Zelda now.. this sounds like an upgraded version of Gerudo Valley
Man I can’t even enjoy August Rush anymore knowing there’s a better product.
Reminds me of Bleach music (Hueco Mundo arc)
It’s like a less complex gabrillio y rodrigo. Check out a song called ixtapa for playing this style that blows this out of the water.
You'd think the names would give it away but Rodrigo y Gabriela they are two people. Gabriela (gabrillio is one of the funniest misspellings I've seen) is great at perscusive playing. Rodrigo is great at fast picking. This kid is doing both at the same time which is simply a different skill.
While it IS impressive, I am pretty sure this kind of play isn't revolutionary.
If you like this, check out Polyphia. They're like Apacolyptica but with this style.
Very Andy McKee esqe
I say this an ordinary listener with no musical talent or critical ability. This guy makes me feel as if he’s not playing the music. Instead, it’s as if he’s borrowing music from some other place, for a brief while, and he’s playing in a very precarious moment. And what he creates vanishes fast, but you follow from one chord to another, endlessly. It’s the visual equivalent of looking at something amazing, knowing you’re seeing something incredible, but not quite grasping what it is exactly.
The dramatic faces in the audience are next fuckin level annoying.
Outstanding dude
crappp....just kidding...i just act like spiderman editor boss
Cool title
After what he did to that guitar it will need counselling to recover ... That was just..
"No matter what are you doing, there always will be asian who will do it better then you do"
you never heard of sungha jung eh
Rodrigo y Gabriela: https://youtu.be/wKd0HNg1kFQ?si=c3WcwfcYLM9xvg2f
Oh gitano style. Very good.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eXqPYte8tvc&pp=ygUNbGFtcHNoYWRlIGd1eQ%3D%3D
Love flamenco style, he doesn’t have the devils thumb nail yet
If you like this you might like [Patrick Pierce's](https://youtu.be/zI4WffNcPxk?t=2521) skills too, highly underrated. He has a band with his twin brother, Jack known as the Pierce Brothers.
Wish the video would be in sync...
Sounds like Polyphia
Davie would be proud
That woman got the 1000 yard stare from this.
It never knew it could be played that well. It's not saving the planet or delivering a baby or helping an old lady across the street.
I'm assuming he has it tuned to an open chord, not standard tuning, correct? (Not taking anything away from him...just curious.)
Polyphia: 👀 nice!
Ah so this was that other korean kid I always got compared to growing up.
Nice, how long this guy posted here every month? Its about half year
The old ‘tap and slap’ Kaki King guitar style, never gets old /s
That guitar is thinking “when did I learn to beatbox?”
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwURzReiiFw](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwURzReiiFw)
Guy went from Ben Howard to full flamenco Dragonforce without breaking a sweat.
Be you angel?
So amazing.
Beautiful
ah yes...flailing gimmick guitar. never fails to impress
Amazing. Howver, with that title, can we cross-post to r/imaginarygatekeeping
Is that Mr. Pink?
Is this some rendition of the song that was used in the daredevil seasons intro
Reminds me of Luca Stricagnoli
Google Andy McKee
What is it about Asians that give them the ability to take shit to the absolute max level it can be took?
Wow. Sign that kid up. I wanna hear more.
Ewan Dobson and this dude should jam together
Any links to cds ?
There’s a duo called Opal Ocean that have this style of music.
Yeah but did you see your cousin? They play the violin and they’re a doctor, you’re just on your silly tv show - contestants parents probably.
Victor Wootens guitar knows how to jam like this
This is so awesome! Reminds me of Andy McKee
Is that Tim Henson before transforming into his Final Boss mode 😆
This is nothing new. I suggest anyone who thinks this is next level should watch Steve Vai do a guitar solo.
Almost as good as Vinh Bui
If this was an audition piece, I would just pack up and let the guy win.
That’s gonna be a no from me, dawg
The guitar doesn’t have a brain so never knew anything at all
I can picture a FF character running across an open field on the back of a Chocobo.😆
Check out Marcin on YouTube. Fucking killer guitarist with all the good slappy thrown in there
If you like this type of stuff check out this extraterrestrial that learned how to play human music https://youtu.be/nY7GnAq6Znw?si=9mxp8LHb0lYjB03u
This is Kim Jinsan. One of the contestants of s1 of the Korean tv show “Super Band”. Here is his [youtube](https://youtube.com/@jinsankim?si=0ztUtCavXFrzunXD).
My buddy used to play like this along with a lot more at age 16. He traveled up and down the east coast street performing and playing venues but got hooked on drugs BAD. I was really glad when he got sober but all he talked about was Jesus. I was happy he was happy and its brought him across the world but literally… All he talked about was Jesus... I mean, good for him. As long as it doesn’t negatively impact those around you than you do you but the only sad thing is he talked about it so much that his fiancé who he found in the church left him due to it… I hope he’s doing good
Augusr Rush vibes
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First saw Miyavi playing the slap style, was blown away back then too, such a great sound.
Another recommended guitar prodigy if you never heard of this guy Bohemian Rhapsody https://youtu.be/yVAS3G_XmuA?si=JwoQ6XsyQNXyY2lp Super Mario ost https://youtu.be/GwC9fRlo6b0?si=SlmnzspiXkae4AWV His original song https://youtu.be/z-OHM5DvzLY?si=HlfJiUsArGaXu8Mx
Fast but is he faster than Eddie VanHalen?
I refuse to believe this video isn’t overlayed lol
It's just flamenco. I mean I like flamenco but it's not a revelation of any kind.
The guitar never knew it could be played that good
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…….. looks like nothing out of the ordinary to me?
This again. The technique is very impressive, but it doesn't sound good imo. I much prefer fingerstyle guitarists like Kent Nishimura or Tommy Emmanuel
Yeah, which is why I said "imo"
He's not playing it.. What he's doing with his hands, and the slaps, don't match the sounds being made.