How to Shoegaze (ft. special guest Andy Guitar) 

Oooh that would be good 👍

For me it would be Andrian and Bernard Sumner

Adrian and Eric are the only two guitar teachers I use. Tried dozens of others, but they stand out a mile to me. But hey, we're all different. 👍

Very cool idea!

The only thing that has ever made me wish I was younger is the thought I could have got started on guitar with Adrian and Haugen's videos. I started playing in the late 90s and a Hendrix or Radiohead tab book plus what you could figure out by ear was the best you could do.I still love Hendrix but he just played the pentatonics insanley well and whats the point in paying a teacher to tell you 'do that but more better' . The guitarists that made me desperate to learn as a kid were (and still are) Rowland S. Howard, Marc Ribot, Robert Quine, David Rawlings (Also Snooks Eaglin but I'm still waiting for someone to do a video on him), everyone who ever played with Captain Beefheart and so and so on. As a kid I could never find a teacher who was interested in those kinds of players but thanks to the internet theres a wealth of access to teachers who are as passionate about them as you and I are (or maybe its just Eric and Adrian but thats all the more reason to be thankful for them!)

Great having you round!

I love Elliott, and Clementine is a great song to play.

Thanks Karl! Great to hear from you, hope you're doing well.

Kentish Town?

Love Alvvays. Stumbled across them when their first album came out and their latest album was probably their best yet.

That's a great band name to be fair! 🔥

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that’s rudegaze baby

I've been making to make a full studio tour video for ages. I'll try and do that later this year. Cheers to you!

@@acpg yesss - outstanding !

I can confirm it's MEGA. Proper studio desk with outboard gear, moog synth, the works 🔥🔥🔥

@@andycrowley loving the collaboration. We need more and gear tour from you too

yamaha fx 500 - Soft Focus preset. 😁

Are you stoned?

How old are you? All the bands mentioned are from the late 80s.

@@luigidelmar5015 I’m old, older than dirt, I remember when Christ was an altar boy. My music is 50s through the 70s . I didn’t see much in the 80s except hair bands and spandex, death metal and theatrical trash bands. Grunge to me was a rehash of 60s garage bands like the Sonics. So yeah I’m old, but I got to see all the cool bands.

@@michaelpond6386Shoegaze was the best thing to come out of the late-80s/early-90s era, but it was sort of under the radar. If you want to call everything post-70s as a rehash, then it’s a rehash of psychedelia crossed with garage and the more otherworldly side of English folk. NME aptly called My Bloody Valentine's music “pop songs with their backs broken” - pretty, wistful melodies swallowed in layers of fuzz and weird woozy noise. Also check out Ride, Chapterhouse, Lush, Swervedriver…

Shoegaze has absolutely nothing to do with being shy or not interacting with the audience. When you are running a bunch of effects petals and start to ride the groove of massive feedback and distortion and lose yourself a little in it. That is what that type of music is about old man.

@@stevesheldon2342 sounds like electronic trash “sonny”