Thanks homie you're the man!

What are the numbers above the riff? 😅

such a solid piece, thank you!

Please do one for "Poor Heart" off of the hoist album! And make sure it's studio version! As soon as Trey goes live, he absolutely decimates the majority of his flawless solos. No one wants to learn live stuff, man, and the people who do are "piles" Sorry, I got off subject. Please do the studio version of Poor Heart......the solos and such.

More fire content!! Love this song

Too many chords hippy

It was just yesterday, 9/11/24 that I actually realized this song is pretty great. I always chalked it up to mindless noodling, but there’s some great thought put into how this was composed. No idea how Trey had the time to just sit there and write this. Good stuff, I’m gonna learn it.

thank you! the last 8-10 slide had me screwed up but I realized it was 8 then 8-10

What a freak lol

I'm particularly fond of monster players like Trey or Puablo Gilberto showing you how they make their exercises more musical, if you like.. I go bonkers playing chromatic stuff like this, so I was very glad to see Trey show us later, how he does similar to triads/chords. Great stuff. tyvm.

Great vid as always!! Been trying to get in touch to get lessons going again! Hopefully you’re available still. HMU

This is the best RU-vid video I’ve ever found

Great lesson! It sounds like in the triplet chords he's holding down the high F on the 13th fret of the E string too, but he doesn't always (it's not on the studio version)

Looks like my American custom 22 2001PRS

Thank you

I get goose bumps from this era. What show is this from? It sounds crispy. Def 97... can you share a link?

I’m the creator of r/youenjoyguitar and appreciate all the great lessons you put out!

Without your help, I could never figure this out. Thanks so much!

Hey Chris, loving these shorts, I'm getting a ton of value from them.

Genius

Don’t forget to slide the last chord up to the starting chord when this phrase repeats.

I never knew C & D were first inversions.

goes to show the big difference between guitars is mostly the playability

Tre is an amazing musician. Wht he does is similiar to jazz progressions.

We just kids back then

That man has my style of guitar.

Still one of my faves 25 years later. That really says something about a good song

Indeed

THANK YOU

Love this! how can I find the rest of them?

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Trey really likes the chromatic stuff, lizards, harpua, foam etc

OOOHHHHHH MY GOD. IT MAKES SENSE I SEE IT HOLY SHIT

Remember all them times

What is the background on these videos? I didn't realize Trey was giving private lessons. Thanks

It’s a great song to make sure your holding the guitar as optimally as possible.

God dang, he gets a lot out of a D and a G!

This is great! Which recording is this from?

Yeah frankly I don’t believe Trey is doing that. Watch the video of him playing it, he’s not reaching that far. I realize Trey has bigger hands than LeBron James, but the sound and feel is just too clean for that voicing.

That D7 with the A on the first string is Allan Holdsworth-esque. 😂

hey this is amazing! Just wondering if you have a pdf of the tab that you can share? Attempting to learn this and it would be nice be able to see it all laid out. Thank you for doing all these videos! they're awesome

My favorite set of Phish for so many reasons. A perfect set

Great, thanks

Clifford Ball ‘96-I was out there somewhere

More please

This is great!

Learned a lot by just sitting and studying these chords just now. Thanks.

I’ve been playing it so wrong for so long. Ha! Thanks for this one. Also, I’m in that wave of people in the clip. Mikes side about 30 yards back with some of my best friends. Cypress was amazing, but the Clifford Ball solidified for me just how great this band was. Well, that and my first show, 10/31/94. The Beatles and a naked Fishman. What more could I ask for? Always enjoy the videos and the tutelage. Please keep em coming.

Don't do benzos, kids!