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Guitarist Ralph Jay Triumfo could've just covered Queen's smash hit "Bohemian Rhapsody" fingerstyle and been done with it. Instead, he got a pair of chopsticks...
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Guitarist Ralph Jay Triumfo could've just covered Queen's smash hit "Bohemian Rhapsody" fingerstyle and been done with it. Instead, he got a pair of chopsticks...
"The gayageum that I play is an ancient, traditional Korean instrument made for the purpose of playing traditional Korean music."
It doesn't exactly lend itself to an acoustic setting, but it works.
Also, this the first time I've ever seen anyone play church bells.
Toontrack teamed up with our sister site, Gear Gods, the only website for musicians in the metal community, for an awesome project – WORLD METAL...
I guess if you cover "Bleed" by Meshuggah on any instrument, that instrument would sound heavy. Raphael Weinroth-Browne offers this cover which, at first, seems pretty true...
Yngwie, Vai, Smith… Mrs. Smith – your new favorite drag performer shredder. She refers to herself as "the first lady of shred" and we're...
Fifty-four-year-old Pete Zirpolo is a member of Baltimore's Marching Ravens marching band, and he's also a viral superstar. That's because a video of Pete...
A while back our friend Trey Xavier of Gear Gods performed an experiment to see if an acoustic guitar can shred underwater and he's...
Rob Scallon has said this is probably his last "hurrah" in the ukulele cover department, because what's left after you douse an entire room...
Sarah Longfield & Rob Scallon have teamed up for ukulele covers before, based on this "uke group" sketch where everybody plays happy, folksy songs...
Dirk Verbeuren is not human.
Multi-instrumentalist Brian Krock of the big band Big Heart Machine is all about Frederick Thordendal's guitar playing. Krock took Meshuggah's song "Marrow" and transcribed both...
Rob Scallon sure loves covering Metallica. We've covered his extensive collection of Metallica covers in the past, and I guess he had the itch...
Or on the Doom soundtrack?
It's entertaining AND informative!
Unfortunately not performed in a plane hangar.
Better known as 66Samus, and no – the video isn't 56 minutes long.
