Worst guitarist ever, Henry Kaiser
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Published 2013-01-11
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All Comments (21)
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put this in a radiohead record and all of a sudden you praise it like the work of gods
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"Maybe you guys arent ready for this yet..... but your kids are gonna love it"
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As most people have noted, Henry Kaiser is a well known and respected experimental guitarist. He knows exactly what he's doing.
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I just quit my job, divorced my wife and left the kids after watching this. I will now devote the rest of my life examining and becoming one with his music.
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If this was a John Frusciante solo people would be drooling and saying how creative he is
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This dude obviously has skill and technique, he's just creating some odd sounds that you don't hear too often but its pretty cool and unique in my opinion
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I will say two things here: 1., Henry is one of the coolest, kindest musicians anyone would ever meet. 2., if he wanted to, he could toss off Clapton or Bumblefoot riffs all day, or just jam on some Allman Bros stuff. The fact is that he was born into F.U. Money and can pursue weird shit because it interests him. Dude can completely play rock, jazz, or prog but since he as absolutely no need to do anything he doesn't want to, he doesn't bother.
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if this solo was on a pink floyd album it would have been called a masterpiece
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Only guitarists can see just how skilled this guy is to sound simultaneously so masterful yet so off.
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I think this guy is very experimental on guitar. Just because it doesn't sound melodic doesn't mean he isn't skilled. Its actually difficult to make it sound weird like this... He knows what he is doing. I actually love experimental stuff like this...
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kaiser is a genius, anyone who doesn't know about him should read up on him. he's played and recorded with practically everyone, and scored some of the best films ever made. anyone dissing him doesn't know squat about music or his contributions to it.
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I never played a guitar in my life, but i can say 100% sure, this guy knows exactly what he is doing, and he looks very skilled in it, like you or not
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Props to the rhythm guitarist keeping tempo that whole time
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I liked the part where he bent the high G note to a G# and then bent it all the way to an H.
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I saw Henry play in San Francisco with the Golden Palominos in the mid-80s. He was a stunning player and totally unique. I still recall how other worldly he sounded and yet fit within the band perfectly.
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The "entry-level prog song" your friend introduces you to.
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He’s not a bad guitar player, he’s just channeling his inner Jonny Greenwood
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He’s actually been a force for endless good in the guitar community for eons.
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A unique sound isn't a bad sound. At least he doesn't sound like a million other people. Sounds pretty cool actually.
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It’s a rack mount ADA pitch transposer if anyone is wondering
