How To Play Like Thom Yorke: Less Is Chord [Tutorial with Joe Edelmann]

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@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Hi everyone! A link to the tab examples shown is now also in the description. Thanks again to @Matas Berzinskas for pointing out enharmonic notation to me - I was focused on the tablature half and bumping fret numbers up and down and didn't realize MuseScore put in some very music-theoretically awful accidentals in there.

@matasberzinskas 4 года назад

Beautiful!

4 года назад

I saw those Thom’s dance movements in Presen Tense. 👀

@zhezhang1124 4 года назад

ah i'm looking for this comment

@farmerBri 4 года назад

Same same 😊

@rizvanxd8724 3 года назад

Please 😭

@jager9022 3 года назад

@@arebabalouba9931 looks like someone is jealous of the peak male performance

@pau1056 4 года назад

me, a guitarist with small hands, watching all of you use your thumb: nice 👁 👄👁

@patricklewis4597 4 года назад

You can grab notes with your thumb over the neck no matter how small your hand is, it’s all a matter of the position of the wrist.

@Toppu 4 года назад

@@patricklewis4597 I disagree, if your fingers are relatively short, it becomes a real pain in the ass

@patricklewis4597 4 года назад

Toppu my fingers are short and fat and I have no issue grabbing chords. Sometimes it can be a pain tho. You can omit notes tho like the 5 in a barre chord if u can’t get it

@ricjenner1120 3 года назад

For me, it's all about finding the right guitar, the neck shape being the most important

@mattengland653 4 месяца назад

@@Toppu well Thom Yorke has crazy small hands and short fingers - double trouble - and he’s one of the great rhythm players so it’s not something that you can’t overcome

@rs6000_ 4 года назад

Joe, I'll be deadly honest: I don't understand a single word you said. But you still made it really intriguing, and it was a really interesting watch!

@lunatunakitty 4 года назад

@lucy I was thinking the exact same thing. Lol I've had an electric guitar for years but I don't know how to play it. 🤷

@KentBuchla 4 года назад

Eschew cliché, especially when they don’t fit the purpose.

@plummetplum 4 года назад

It's just intervals and inversions of chords, easy to learn with some research.

@seanmichael2917 3 года назад

I never do too bud...but if i keep listening stuff clicks randomly while im playing myself....

@franciscofarias6385 4 года назад

As a person who's both trying to learn more about music theory and guitar _and_ a Radiohead fan this was a godsend! It's really incredible how many insights I took from a quick 8 minutes video. You're doing an amazing work, for real, thank you.

@Senijs 4 года назад

The different chord inventions you did with Optimistic was a really nice example of how lowering or highering a note by an octave changes the sound of the whole song!

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Totally! Small changes make a big difference!

@phi6337 4 года назад

Let your hair grow for a few months, then you'll look well like Jonny.

@Marco-xk8rn 4 года назад

could you make a video for rivers cuomo?

@Jasonlimitless 4 года назад

I might be wrong, but I doubt Thom knows all of the technical side of what he's doing in the way you explain it. I think it's just his natural style/playing/arranging with a good ear. I don't think it's theoretically calculated. He doesn't even know how to read music! I think he just plays what sounds good to him. He always says Jonny is the member with the real deep understanding of music and music theory. Interesting video diving into it none the less !

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

For sure, I think the same and I believe the ear is always the most important thing! I’m far from a theory guru myself, and I believe theory is more descriptive than prescriptive, so I’m mostly curious in analyzing and describing in musical terminology what the artist did that made it impactful to me, rather than suggest they are that calculating up front. Probably should have been a little more clear about that here 😅

@Jasonlimitless 4 года назад

@@JoeEdelmann3 I get you totally, it's great to know that something sounds good but it's fascinating to understand 'why' it sounds good !

@cheesedanish5759 4 года назад

I don't why, but I thought you'd have a British accent....

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Cheese Danish I wish I did, it would sound cooler and more authoritative! 😜

@c_zavalasantiagoangelfabia6482 4 года назад

I need how to produce like Nigel Goodrich. Nice video.

@alfiehaigh8412 4 года назад

Im a huge frusciante/Chili's fan, and I never clicked on the influence he had on Thom, but I really do hear it now, you learn something new every day.

@typicalfurry2747 2 года назад

Am I the only one that thinks that he kinda look like Johnny Greenwood?

@ej8736 4 месяца назад

Yes

@nicke.424 4 года назад

Step 1: be a musical genius Step 2: profit

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Nick E. You forgot 1b ???

@thalamusDecimation 4 года назад

What i find the funniest is that the people who say Thom Yorke is a musical genius are generally the people with least knowledge of music theory. Stop imitating what everyone says and start having your own opinions man

@nicke.424 4 года назад

@@thalamusDecimation I call someone a musical genius when they make fantastic music, which thom does. Thats my opinion, man

@metrosuez7475 3 года назад

@@thalamusDecimation not only is that a really pretentious thing to say, but you’ve also based that opinion off of absolutely nothing😂

@rizvanxd8724 3 года назад

How to play like Graham Coxon please 🥺🥺😩

@matthewmartinez5021 4 года назад

you should also consider touching on Thom Yorkes acoustic guitar style!

@matthewmartinez5021 4 года назад

Or also songwriting tips!

@jacobmorris9834 3 года назад

Black Swan seems like it would be a fun one for you.

@Insidia85 4 года назад

can you make present tense tuto? there's no present tense tuto (without use of Capotasto) on youtube.thnaks in advance

@winterwonderland7445 4 года назад

You can use the tab

@Insidia85 4 года назад

@@winterwonderland7445 the tab cover 1/6 of the song

@kentathvaprdsk 3 месяца назад

Cheers for name-dropping Neil Young and Frusciante

@cheppito 4 года назад

Wow, amazing stuff. I'll suscribe. Thank you and keep posting things like this, please!

@antoniojoserunez4165 7 месяцев назад

Speaking of which, how about a "How to Play Keyboards like Thom/Jonny"?

@corydkiser 4 года назад

This is very high quality content. 🔥🔥🔥 As a 1 year guitarist who loves Radiohead trying to find my own style, I beg you to please continue the series. It is immensely helpful. I also second continuing the series with Paul Banks. However, more Johnny and Thom first. 😛

@ItsTompp 3 года назад

Is that the CR78 version of present tense?

@JoeEdelmann3 3 года назад

Indeed! ☺️

@onedoorfilms 4 года назад

Great video man, love Thom Yorke's solo and band stuff! If I had one suggestion, it would be that there's a hell of a lot of explaining, when all I wanted to see was you actually demonstrating it on the guitar. Starting off with actual guitar playing might hook people a bit sooner on as well, instead of talking. Keep up the great work though, fascinating insights!

@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures 4 года назад

I'd be interested to see how you play "There There" my favorite part is the chorus: A7- Dmaj9/F#-Gmaj7-G6...the tension builds and then the A7. What effects does Thom use? Sounds like a bit of delay and slight overdrive but could simply be a specific pedal. I can almost replicate it with a tube screamer (low drive settings) on a clean tone Marshall 15watt.

@zeon137 4 года назад

really educational video, thanks joe :)

@Christian-97 Год назад

Probably my biggest influence on guitar, when I think about it. I’ve always loved the “less is more” approach to riffs and progressions in music, shredding doesn’t really do anything for me (except when Jonny or someone like Robert Fripp/Geordie Greep does it)

@pinkzeppelin428 4 года назад

You have awesome tutorials, keep up the good work along with Fluffy Momo!

@naps340 3 года назад

ohhh i was really hoping you'd use True Love Waits as an example the whole song revolves around chords that all have little variations to them and most of them are open chords but it still makes a beautiful and interesting song (i'm talking about the acoustic 90's version of True Love Waits) great video too !

@danielngardner 4 года назад

Can you do JG's part in the numbers. The Thom and Jonny and drum machine??? Please...ive been trying to figure this out

@millslol9297 3 года назад

How did you get the tone for reckoner sounds exactly the same

@JoeEdelmann3 3 года назад

It’s a Gibson SG (fat neck humbucker sound), little bit of compression (MXR dyna comp) and a sweet AC30 clean tone!

@czechchap 3 года назад

If you did a podcast Id listen to it.

@Wicked_Panda 4 года назад

Great video, Joe. Subscribed.

@simonvoigt8261 3 года назад

Well I'm in love with your craft. Time to hit Rocksmith..

@rupertmurray1533 3 года назад

This is brilliant. All your vids are. You should have at least a million subscribers

@-l5905 4 года назад

Great job! I would love to see some piano tutorials. Thank you brother.

@jchunter21 4 года назад

Thom Yorke=Arpeggios

@ieuanphillips4963 3 года назад

Weird Thom/arpeggi

@brownsuitcase Год назад

thank you, how have i not seen or noticed this video in 2 years!!!

@aidenhallgotdambit6401 4 года назад

To be honest I play with minimal chords cause barre chords were hard for me early on and ever since then I’ve just played them like that

@NytronX 2 года назад

Easy to see why Thom cited Frusciante as the influence for Reckoner. That clean neck pickup tone with the hendrix chords is just ear candy.

@rjghassemi 5 месяцев назад

Excellent job. Well done man.

@urimusic1 4 года назад

Great work man

@bluemeadows40 3 года назад

Brilliant thankyou very much for making this

@vietnow4770 4 года назад

Excellent video. Congrats... Hey , what overdrive are you using in the optimistic part of the video?

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Ricardo Patiño none actually IIRC! That’s just the breakup of the Vox top boost channel. Very dynamically responsive amp!

@vietnow4770 4 года назад

@@JoeEdelmann3 sounds great, thanks

@MacianArt 4 года назад

I can’t wait for episodes on how to write strings like Jonny, how to play bass like Colin, and how to play acoustic and drums like Phil (a lot his solo stuff is actually solid).

@promt_matters 4 года назад

NOW ı have to listen OPTIMİSTIC! :))

@jimbaaab 4 года назад

Nice work, fella! Glad you are doing well.

@DISK0N3CTED 10 месяцев назад

You saved me on Reckoner🙏🙏

@Benjabola 4 года назад

I understand enough about music to just barely understand all of what you are saying, but not enough - yet - to put this wisdom to use.

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Benjabola music is a process of experimentation, not calculation, so don’t worry! Just keep exploring, learning and trying whatever sounds good!

@danflynn8470 Год назад

Dude your guitar tone is bang on! Great vid :)

@danielbell4007 4 года назад

SUBSCRIBED!!!! this is really cool and interesting!

@danielngardner 4 года назад

Shit mam. Ive been playing reckoner all wrong for years

@philspill6854 2 года назад

There there is tough for me even using his tuning. Something I'm missing with open and fretted notes.

@JoeEdelmann3 2 года назад

It is tricky! He’s very accurate at picking/muting the right strings even across large distances.

@jenniferzuiff8517 2 года назад

This was amazing thank you 🙏

@plummetplum 4 года назад

Sounds like Thom's guitar too. I'd love to get an SG, they just got a certain sound.

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

The Agenda it’s a lovely guitar! I like the thicker neck profile mine has.

@Professor-Scientist 4 года назад

Thanks Joe for another great video. Much appreciated 🙏

@lnb29 4 года назад

I didnt even know I needed this. Thank you, well done. Liked and subscribed.

@Toppu 4 года назад

Great vid. I think your channel will get more followers if you do 'how to play X by Radiohead' kind of videos. Your renditions of their songs are incredible.

@GustavEkky 4 года назад

Far away from UK or USA, in Indonesia we are highly appreciated their music, so when you make this video, many people wanna know Thom's secret Thanks!

@relaxedphylax 3 года назад

Hey, I watched your Yorushika Itte cover the other day and here I found you on a Thom Yorke tutorial video lol. I'm Indonesian too, it's nice to find fellow countrymen who likes Radiohead as well.

@aura_mx 4 года назад

Great lesson!!!

@Requiredfields2 4 года назад

Ya, that's a nice song. The Frusciante is strong in this. I wish Thom would let loose and solo. Does he ever do that?

@freedomeiden 4 года назад

No he doesn’t but it would be a dub

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

He’s come somewhat close in Talk Show Host latest live version and Feeling Pulled Apart by Horses (Atoms for Peace Version)! More spacey delays and repeating riffs than Frusciante’s Hendrix invocations though...

@Snowcountry556 4 года назад

Thom Yorke soloing covering Velvet Underground with Beck: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sYjzM0og9Ms.html

@Samael-Metzger 4 года назад

Of all his songs, I find The Clock the most difficult to play clean. Would be interested in knowing what song or songs of Yorke /Radiohead you find the most challenging. Jigsaw Falling Into Place was also frustratingly difficult for me.

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Jigsaw is definitely a tough one! (especially to play and sing) For me, as only an intermediate pianist, I find any of the ones where I've tried to play and sing pretty tricky (like Subterranean Homesick Alien or playing Jonny's Karma Police part while singing, or Thom Yorke Suspirium with its tempo)

@Samael-Metzger 4 года назад

@@JoeEdelmann3 Joe, thank you for taking the time to reply. I am inspired by your talent and look forward to learning more from your RU-vid contributions. Best of Luck.

@mammothpool 4 года назад

@@JoeEdelmann3 And don't forget pyramid song!

@davidthomas961 4 года назад

My mans UNDERRATED but is ok❤️

@christopherwillcock-irving8538 4 года назад

Can you do a tutorial on how to play dawn chorus?

@Bellas61 4 года назад

I don't even play guitar. But I sure do love Radiohead

@nicolasroque990 4 года назад

Great video! Noticed the move you did just like Thom before starting to play The Present Tense haha

@JoJo-uy2li 3 года назад

Hi Joe, I’m trying to learn the song Reckoner, but couldn’t find a video that demonstrates the way Thom plays it. Is there a full tab of the song that you could perhaps share? It would be really helpful.

@JoeEdelmann3 3 года назад

Maybe I’ll work on one!

@jakeblimline4777 3 года назад

@@JoeEdelmann3 I second his request

@MrGB1999 4 года назад

Makin me want an SG 👀

@gpeddino 4 года назад

I play and sing Thom’s parts in a Radiohead cover band. I always have a hard time with the chords in which he uses his thumb, so I try to adapt them as I can. I love his use of melodic parts incorporated in his playing, and how they somehow go against what he’s singing (in Bodysnatchers and House of Cards, for example).

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Gui Porto do what you gotta! It’s all good. And yeah I love that too.

@leoself9858 4 года назад

What you call the Frusciante I call the Reckoner interval. Love the out-tro to that song. I’m a massive Radiohead & particular a Johnny Greenwood fan, but the whole band are excellent musicians. Nice to see their song writing is appreciated in USA.

@marlonthemarloncorp.kreuze3921 3 года назад

dude is so competent, cool and stylish thank you for this video

@theharozomber5201 4 года назад

It would be great if you made a video showing how you did your ondes martenot

@noodlesit0 4 года назад

Te ganaste un suscriptor. Saludos desde Argentina!

@Pandamasque 4 года назад

Without ever realising it, it turns out I've been playing like T.Yorke for years now, fretting with the thumb and all, especially when writing new melodies (I may change the arrangement later). And I didn't even know that was Thom's thing, or which guitarist in Radiohead does what. My biggest influences are Page, Fripp and Rodriguez-Lopez and I thought this minimalist thing was MY thing dammit! lol

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Pan Damasque like I said, doesn’t belong to any one in particular! But the greats know how to use it appropriately (and sometimes being ‘’’maximalist” can be a great thing too)!

@uncurbedthoughts 4 года назад

You can make it your thing if you're as cool as Thom Yorke

@frenchguitarguy1091 4 года назад

Oh yeah same here, turns out my favourite chord shop is this one

@joserl95 Год назад

Will you explain The King of Limbs now with this much detail on how to play every riff on the whole album? 😂

@crpat 4 года назад

can you please explain your tone / volume settings on the neck pickup?

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

crpat full blast! 10 tone and volume. Into the normal channel of the AC30 with the bright switch on, and with an MXR dyna comp deluxe on a moderate setting in front.

@mattborba1340 2 года назад

Love you so much man. i periodically come back and watch this one to refresh my memory about new rhythm guitar ideas. I really wish we could get one for the rhythm guitar work on the smile album!!! Thanks Joe

@russianvoodoo 4 года назад

Now that you said that...Reckoner sounds like RHCP instrumentals now.

@TheRenato1245 4 года назад

Gb? Why? there is a F# it is really unnecesaryxd

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Reben 1 haha so as someone else pointed out, I was mostly ignoring the music half in favor of the tabs, and didn’t notice there wasn’t enharmonic notation being followed. It’s fixed in the linked tabs in the description!

@TheRenato1245 4 года назад

Me imaginaba, dont worry, simplemente quería poner un comentario molesto XD (no hablo bien el ingles u.u)

@stu9000 4 года назад

For the level I’m at this was an eye opener! Love how you played different variations to demonstrate the difference. More Yorke/Radiohead stuff please! - wait I saw you have lots of Radiohead stuff. Nice one.

@erdemguven14 4 года назад

Additionally, both Thom and Jonny usually play minor chords with 3 notes without octaves. E.g. 5-x-x-5-5-x for A minor. Sometimes without 5th: 5-x-x-5-x-5 as in There There and Go Slowly. Sometimes they add a 6th or 7th on D string, and/or 7th on high E string, and/or constantly change the bass note as in the intro of Paranoid Android.

@andrewlipari5702 4 года назад

Now we just need an Ed O’Brien tutorial! Your awesome man! Ps I think I ran into you at the EOB show in February Monday night in manhattan

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

andrew lipari thanks! It’s definitely forthcoming! Ah yeah, I remember, good to hear from you! ☺️ Just got my Earth vinyl and gave it a spin.

@AndyNyle 3 года назад

its from Blackbird by Beatles originally more or less that Frusciante niced

@JoeEdelmann3 3 года назад

Yep, another good example! It’s a pretty tried and true voicing technique on guitar

@GreasyWop 2 года назад

Thoms the 🐐no 🧢

@Radioactive_11 4 года назад

Got the only thing I need right now. My guitar!

@MoMn. 4 года назад

The Frusciante chord 👍👍

@hayesbrenner8095 4 года назад

These videos are great! Thank you so much!

@roryhensen 4 года назад

As always, insane attention to detail! Thank you for your service!

@Theam-Phibious 4 года назад

Really cool as always! It would be great if you do a How to sing like Thom Yorke. Keep it up! Nice work!

@kpman644 4 года назад

Would be great if you looked at some of Thom's piano playing. Great vid!

@theloniouscoltrane3778 4 года назад

Can you also feature John Frusciante? You are great!

@DavidSanchez-li4hl 4 года назад

This is an outstanding explanation on York's most angelical inspiration as it is reckoner.

@seanoconnor2531 4 года назад

maybe i have too much time these days but i want to comment here. I like this video and i really like Radiohead but what i want to say here runs contrary; I do not believe that RH or TY overthink the process as you and some others on RU-vid have discussed. while you have dissected the language of the musical notes i believe it begins with vibe or a feel and an exploration of a sound ( you nailed it with the phrase ambient sketches with Ed's guitar work). I don't believe it is a calculated process as some say, that would diminish the creative process imo. The structure of the song maybe but the sound is experimental and TY is a wanderer in that world. just my opinion, carry on Joe

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

Thanks for the comment! I understand fully what you mean and I didn’t intend to suggest Thom and co compose that deliberately. They are all experienced musicians at this point (but didn’t start that way!) and have an intuition for these techniques more than a conscious awareness. I think my attempts to try to present these videos as arguments/decompositions makes it sound a little more formalized haha but I’m really trying to assess the root of the impact more than the intent. Music is whatever sounds best, and theory is descriptive not prescriptive.

@seanoconnor2531 4 года назад

@@JoeEdelmann3 great comment on Optimistic, quite right it does sound like Neil Young with full chords, you know yer stuff, lead on MacDuff , "you had my curiosity, but now you have my attention" ( meaning i subscribed lol)

@JoeEdelmann3 4 года назад

sean o'connor haha thank you!

@Mrthomxx 2 года назад

Thanks for a great video as usual. One thing I would like to add to Reckoner, is that watching Thom playing it live, he (as he does quite often) doubles the root note using his thumb (plays it twice very quickly) at each chord change. It creates an interesting dynamic/rhythm.

@hassaananwari2460 4 года назад

Awesome video man, I really enjoyed it, thanks for uploading. Would be cool to see a similar video on Yorke's acoustic playing and interesting chord changes such as on songs like Exit Music, Karma Police or Last Flowers to name some. :)

@themurman1 Год назад

The whole Neil Young analogy just put everything into perspective. Amazing the subtlety in playing styles and how that drastically effects the outcome.

@juangeldenhuys5540 4 года назад

Great!!!! Well done

@VVRATHH 4 года назад

This was very interesting to watch and I personally think these kinds of videos would make a great series, seen a few Interpol comments regarding Paul's playing style as well as Ed's from 'On a friday' and would love to see how you approach those too