I'll start. Its a video of me playing the outro of "Selkies: The Endless Obsession" by Between the Buried and Me. I recorded this video 4 years ago.


have fun with this one, people.

Me playing J.S Bach Toccata and Fugue in E minor at my guitar teachers studio. http://www.youtube.com/user/CelestrialV ... m-MTeo3srw

double post**

Great video, Metal. I have to say, though, that you should've posted that video of you playing "Guitar Solo - Midnight Escape." That shit sounded great. And is that guitar you used in Midnight Escape a JEM or a Universe? If its a JEM, how much would you be willing to sell it for? How long have you been playing for? What kind of theory do you know/study? You obviously take some influence from Malmsteen/Becker.

Here is another video of me. This one is an excerpt from a Dream Theater song titled "Under a Glass Moon," one of my favorite Petrucci solo's. This video is about 3 years old.

Haha, nice videos guys!

Sorry haven't transfered over the old 8mm from when I played the recorder in the 4th grade. Whenever I get around to it I'll rock your world Bitches!!

I'll have to see if there's any video out there of me in symphony or in community theatre. If not you get to wait till I put together my bluegrass supergroup & start touring.

I've been playing for 20 years now. The guitar in the Toccata and Fugue is a Universe 7 string and in the Midnight Escape video thats a Jem7 and no i wont sell any of them. I didnt study any theory i just had a really good teacher. Yngwie J. Malmsteen and Jason Becker are some of my favorite guitar players.

Metalgod is my new hero that was awesome
Im not worthy, Im not worthy

maybe i can dig up one from the 4th grade where i played violin lulz

I'll put a blues harp one up soon.

I'm scared to post the little shit I do after seeing those. I'm still working on Voices from Awake solo :(.

The act of sharing your music, no matter what you think of it, is the biggest step to take between "hobby" and "artist". DOO EEET acid!

I think I've only got two videos.

This is a cover of Quake II's soundtrack song: Quad Machine by Sonic Mayhem


And,

Metal Melody: By First Sun. It's a two-hour put-together of old-styled 80's speed/thrash metal by myself.



Like I said, nothing compared to you guys, but I have rhythm! I've never worked on scales or anything, so I don't really try to solo.

F*CKIN metal, Acid. Good shit. Get some more music up. I've gotta get a cam so I can record some more material.

guys, you are all awesome in my eyes just for the fact that you can play. Just awesome playing. Metalgod....I F*CKIN bow to you. That was sick. Ive been meaning to pick up bass and hopefully my buddy will teach me soon.

im working on a marching snare drum part to hopefully record it in the next few weeks! (im playing mostly snade drum and djembe but i also play drum and other percussions like marimba, congas, timpany, and some other random shit)

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so since i cant record it now, i posted here 2 vids of 1 of my favorite french canadian guitarist, first link is him playing in solo, really amazing.

second 1 is still him but he's playing a cover with his mate (on the same guitar)


i hope you'll enjoy it as much as i do

If you develop an ear for sounds that are musical it is like developing an ego. You begin to refuse sounds that are not musical and that way cut yourself off from a good deal of experience.
John Cage (1912 - 1992)

ight, i recorded myself today playing a snare drum part I just learned, I'll try to make a copy of the part just so you could understand what im playing, cuz it's mutch more harder than it looks like and my cam records like shit.

the first vid is my snare drum, a Yamaha Field Corps, in a perfect condition, it has a really great sound, thats good stuff.


the second vid is me playing Rolling in Rhythm by Joe Morello, a snare drum solo, i'm playing it at 120 bpm, but im working on it so i could play it at 160, which would take like 40 sec. to play... so i still gotta work on it... here it is


(it sucks cuz there was a cymbal right above the camera i'll record it again when i'll be able to play it at 140 bpm, i can actually rock it all at 130, but i still do some sticking mistakes... working on it)
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Here's the part, L stands for Left hand, and R for Right hand, the > things on top are accents

Thats pretty cooll.

I used to play the drums.

very cool coq. i played quad toms in marching band. got all the ladies that way.