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School of Rock – 100 Riffs in a Single Take

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  1. Buster Brown

    June 29th, 2012

    That was a lot harder to pull off than it looked!

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  2. old_oaks

    June 29th, 2012

     
  3. Stranded in Sonoma

    June 29th, 2012

    Great stuff. He can really play. But any song past #42 was irrelevent for me.

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  4. sicoit

    June 29th, 2012

    TRIVIAL PURSUIT BY MUSIC! I want to play that game! Name that tune in 3 notes Johnny! Wow! That was awesome! :)

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  5. [...] bonus video comes to us via iOwnTheWorld. This guy plays through the history of rock and rock, nailing 100 riffs in one take. It’s [...]

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  6. Chuck U Farley

    June 29th, 2012

    observations from yet another sour-mooded critic…

    (I’m in a shitty type of Quisling Roberts mood, ya dig?)

    An off-the-rack Fender doesn’t suit a lot of the tunes. Like Duane Allman said after a Rolling Stone reporter asked him what parts he played in ‘Layla’ vs. Clapton; “I played the Gibson, he played the Fender. You can figure it out, right?”

    It definitely wasn’t a ‘history’ of rock riffs. Way too much emphasis on 80′s and later crap. Did you notice when it all seemed to start to blend together?

    Slayer? Are you kidding me? Not one Ry Cooder, not one Robin Trower, only one Page, only one Hendrix, only one Richards, only one Duane Allman, only one Clapton? Oh, but we got Slayer! Slayer?

    All in all, I’ll give him props, he did a decent job with what he had to work with. Plays a hell of a lot better than I do.

    (Man, I gotta quit being in such a negative mood)

    “Shiny, happy people….” Ahhh, shaddapp!

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  7. Debbie

    June 29th, 2012

    Amazing! (Even though I didn’t know three-quarters of the last half.)

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  8. Billy Fuster

    June 29th, 2012

    Great for us listeners with ADD.

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  9. Chris Cassone

    June 29th, 2012

    Reminds me of the joke….How many guitar players does it take to change a light bulb?
    13
    One to change the bulb and
    Twelve to say, “Pfefff, I could do that!”

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  10. Alxandro

    June 30th, 2012

    I’ve played many of those songs before in a previous life so this video is much appreciated.
    Damn, I really miss playing.
    …but then again, I’ve got bills to pay.

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  11. xthred

    June 30th, 2012

    Amazing.

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  12. Navigator

    June 30th, 2012

    Very cool. Thanks for sharing BFH.

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  13. shotwell

    June 30th, 2012

    For me he should have done a hundred Beatles riffs.

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  14. JohnG911

    June 30th, 2012

    Did I miss it or did he miss Frampton?

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  15. duna6430

    June 30th, 2012

    Miss playing these (and many others), but agree w/Alxandro bills to pay.

    @JohnG – I didn’t hear any Frampton, but I consider the riffs he selected to be ‘ground breakers’. Innovators I guess is what I’m trying to say. I’m only a trumpet player though…

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