Luca Stricagnoli explains his 3-neck Serracini guitar - "Feel Good, Inc." at 210 Live, Highwood, IL 

Lmaoooooo! Yes!

Ahahaha

Don't denigrate him - this is pure human, with purely human talent. Don't reduce him to some kind of freak.

@@katherinewolfe ??? you are weird man. it's literally the highest form of compliment

Big facts

I wish more of his haters would.

I don't hate but I could say this this wasn't an actual actual recording anyway however it would be nice if someone amplified the base of the specific moments so it would be a little more on point with the actual but other than that phenomenal phenomenal phenomenal work where the hell of a guitar that I cannot even at the level of beginner and to say I would I wouldn't even pick up that guitar I can barely play a normal one if at all epic epic stuff here

loooool

yeah, i really like right hand on the bass, and lefty with the vocals.

Aaaaahhhh great: favorite band !

Same, man!

Right?! When I saw this video on the sidebar and it said "he explains" I thought, he talks?!

You know you're fucking good when people accuse you of cheating and you're not.

I see those false accusations as an absolute win cause it just proves he is just toooo good.

Even i thought it was pre recorded but wow

@@codyh553 well, a lot of his vids are definitely prerecorded. Doesn’t mean the man can’t play the songs or isn’t a god.

@@emarskineel for perspective, almost no professionally recorded music videos use live audio. They’re all dubbed over. It’s only an issue on RU-vid when someone thinks that you can’t actually do what you’re doing.

He is a prodigy, i think that his Style is more difficult like speed in solos, or a woogie boogie piano xd

Alexandr misko is better than this guy

Look up Marcil from Poland

@@astigtalentadongpinoy8422 Marcil is great too

No marcin no alexander is clean as this guy. Marcin is only noise not musical

He can play so many instruments and so many guitars at the same time! If that's not talent, I don't know what is. If someone naturally born with that much talent and be passionate at the same time, you'll get Luca Stricagnoli.

He is ambidextrous, I don't think that can be named talent but rather a something that you can't learn even if you spend thousands of thousands of hours.

Correct. This is grueling practice and he loves what he does

@@idos_1569 start from a young enough age and put enough practice in and even ambidexterity can be mastered. Happened allot in centuries past where being left handed got you ridiculed if not lynched. Many were forced against their natural development to become right handed, some continued to practice left handed in private, in the end many became good with both hands at different things, and sometimes, people would become masters of both hands.

you know he can

God did nothing, he learned this himself with nothing but practice

@@ArtixRednik shut up at least she's not claiming that some random Catholic saint or prayer to him blessed his YT channel with success like the FreedomToons youtuber

@@pavellelyukh5272 no

@@ArtixRednik you're just as pathetic as the freedomtoons youtuber

@@ArtixRednik u must b a fanatic radical Atheist cult leader

Lol

People with just one arm, i understand.

My mum says she's knows what he could do with the other hand.

No

Yes

He is using a capo on 2 of the fretboard which acts like a barred index finger and helps avoid having to use the index finger frees it up allowing for more free movement elsewhere in terms of fretting he is really just all over the place he uses the hammer on and pull off techniques to get sound without having to pick the string allowing his second hand to be occupied on the second or third fretboard

That's a harp-guitar.

The interesting guitar in the right background of the video is a harp guitar, which has an extra unfretted neck strung with heavier gauge "harp" strings that provide deep bass accompaniment. The guitar belongs to Calum Graham, the other guitarist who was playing the Candyrat Records Night concert at 210 Live that night. Calum is a fantastic Canadian fingerstylist who is even a bit younger than Luca. If you'd like to hear Calum playing this guitar, try "Farewell" (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ihGwsuZObys.html) or "Nomad" (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zWvoNqd6XQ0.html), which gives a good look at the guitar. (You might need headphones or audio output better than a phone speaker to hear the low harp notes.) Calum's "Maelstrom" video is not harp guitar, but it showcases a wonderful more recent piece in an eye-popping setting at Yosemite National Park (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F3_Yhybv_YE.html). The harp guitar was built by DL Noble of West Richland, Washington, who has something of a specialty in building harp guitars and even harp ukeleles (dlnobleguitars.com/).