Steve Stine: 3 Guitar Riffs That Changed My Life

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In this lesson, famed guitarist and instructor Steve Stine shows us three legendary guitar riffs that influenced his playing.
Steve Stine is known as the world’s most sought-after guitar instructor. After years of struggling to understand how the guitar “really works,“ he developed a step-by-step training method to help you quickly overcome obstacles and rapidly advance your playing to a level you never dreamed possible. He has created over 50 full-length guitar courses and master classes for GuitarZoom, as well as thousands of instructional videos on various social media and guitar-related channels. In over 35 years, he’s helped millions of guitarists in over 100 countries. Stine has been rated in the top 10 Guitar World lessons three years in a row.
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0:00 - Intro
0:13 - Learning by Ear
2:00 - Steve Stine's Clean Tones
2:45 - "Diary of a Mad Man" - Ozzy Osbourne
3:55 - Steve Stine's Crunch Tone
4:22 - "Riff Raff" - AC/DC
6:27 - "See You In Hell" - Grim Reaper
10:23 - Thanks for Watching!
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@jimmyray_hawkins 3 года назад

So much of what Steve(via Sweetwater) says resonates with me. I'm 52, started playing in 1980 and ran the path that he describes.... to an extent. Always listening and watching. Alway inspired, always looking for something different. It ultimately came from within. Although "a nobody," I'm content with how my day develops and how guitar is a part of my life, let alone my family's influence and involvement.

@metothemoon1227 3 года назад

*Sweetwater doesn't realize how happy they makes people when they posts.*

@sdadds86 3 года назад

This is really timely, I'm 71 and have been messing with a guitar for the last 10 year and never got anywhere watching RU-vid videos. I decided I need to learn theory so I would know what a add 9 or sus4 means. I found Steve Stine online course for theory and must say it has cured all my misconceptions about music I had in a easy to follow course. I believe I have more progress playing in the last 4 month than in the last 10 years. So with my new found enthusiasm for playing, I bought a new guitar from guess who ? Sweetwater! they have such great customer service and selections. I guess I'm the poster boy for both Sweetwater and Stine's Guitar Zoom courses. Or is it now called fan boy ? Thank you both.

@MrVbobby 2 года назад

Thank you Steve. You have a gift that most of us will never have but continue to strive for. It is cool that you will take the time to share things like this with us. I enjoyed watching.

@kyle_wagner_music 3 года назад

I always learn something cool from Steve

@thorcerchi5341 3 года назад

He mentioned Grim Reaper. My appreciation for this man has just got a boost 🚀🚀🚀

@elizabethfischer8856 Год назад

Love it, you make it look simple 😊

@gladiator22666 3 года назад

Great vid Steve .....good to hear you talking about the good old days . Vinyl , great stuff 🤘👍

@juliodefreitas157 3 года назад

Awesome video and thank you for sharing 👍💚

@pvdguitars2951 3 года назад

We all had to learn the hard way: by ear. I learned the entire British Steel, nightcomers (Holocaust) and tons of NWOBHM riffs that way.

@larrybobbitt8452 3 года назад

Riff Raff one of my favorites as well

@dwaynekirby3204 2 года назад

Awesome man 😎

@larrywood2777 2 года назад

That is a good practice Steve to do what you did at a early age .I,ve followed the same rule also along with lessons way back andit certainly has kept my playing interesting to hear.I get licks at times in my head and go to my guitar and usually find the chord and riff and play it

@larrywood2777 2 года назад

Thanks Steve I, doing something right

@tammythomas7921 2 года назад

Awesome!

@ericmartin9441 Год назад

dude,ur like the coolest bro ever!!!!

@KamikaziHobbit Год назад

i was stationed at minot AFB, we were basically niehbors

@metothemoon1227 3 года назад

Epic

@stannoda5631 2 года назад

Keep it up

@maddog625 2 года назад

I remember those days

@ozman6602 Год назад

I can't tell you how many cassettes I ruined got eaten by the cassette player from constantly rewinding them to learn a lick I finally bought a record player lol got odays playing guitar today learning guitar today rather would be so much easier but only thing I really see alot of people are getting really good but they have no ear like Steve said developing a good ear it's priceless more important than reading music in my opinion. Randy Rhoads was a huge influence he's the reason I started playing guitar listening to the song I don't know and grim reaper and Metallica etc.

@th3edge744 3 года назад

Those where the days

@georgedean3374 2 года назад

Steve what guitar are u playing on the Adele love song video

@Nicklasback 2 года назад

Riff raff baby !

@darkraven178 Год назад

Dont tell anyone but i remember the same era stuff and saying i wish I could play that then going to record corral

@kukladbob1 2 года назад

Check out Dirty Looks! Steve?

@elizabethfischer8856 Год назад

Riff Raff 👍

@davidhunn5926 Год назад

Graduated High School in 83', Lol!

@Douger318 Год назад

RATT WAS ALSO JAMMER LOVE KIX

@stannoda5631 2 года назад

I got you Most of guitarist say so

@kukladbob1 2 года назад

So Steve you're in the joe Biden age group 🤔

@ryevick 3 года назад

Good stuff but Steve... ugh... if you're an Angus fan you know he has a clean tone, it's just played with aggression. Love the Diary though, one of my favs.