Tim Henson - Playing God Unplugged | RichoPOV Reacts 

Does the sound or technique have a name?

​@@jonaswolterstorff3460math rock or progressive rock i think 😅

His playing is absolutely amazing, but few ppl can do the same, but the way he compose is just impossible for others !

That honestly means alot considering I'm nowhere near a professional but I can play multiple polyphia riffs. Thank you man

@@DJ-pp4mt If you can play just 30 seconds of any of their harder songs in full tempo, I'd love to see that. Can you post it on your channel? Looks like you already have one video uploaded.

Tim Henson and Max Ostro are the futur of guitare playing ❤

That final solo of his with all the hybrid picking, christ almighty.

Tim is the Motsart of modern music. His playing and compositions are nothing less than incredible. I have been playing almost 40 years and he makes me look like an amateur. I'm not mad at Tim, I'm just extremely impressed and envious.

I love that someone else recognized that. The whole song is awesome, but that part is just stupid insane. As a person who has played guitar for 20 years, I am absolutely mind blown and fully humbled.

The way you wrote that made it seem like the 1960s was the 1600s lol

You’re more right than you know. In an interview he literally said that if he thought about it too much, he’d likely fuck it up. That it was about doing it enough times for body memory to take over.

@@notcompletelynormal I've been there in that mindset. Not that I was ever even half as good as Tim or Scotty...but I know the feeling. You almost TRY to avoid thinking about the next note bc its gonna be a slower process than just letting your muscle go where it's accustomed to going. The human body is strange. Its the same thing with jumpshots in basketball or popping a clean kickflip when skating.

@@beensavage390 there’s actually been made a bunch of studies that confirm that feeling. Experience+intuition beats taking your time pretty consistently. They’ve looked at stuff like firefighters having to make snap decisions, a profession where they kind of have to act faster than the brain’s top speed, if it has to weigh all factors to find the best, most logical course of action (wind speed, structural integrity, heat level, ignition source, type of fire, placement of others, potential backdrafts, etc), yet they almost always chose exactly that, especially if they’d been at it for a while. The brain and the body are wild. And it’s not for that type of stuff, it’s the same with things like trivia, your first thought tends to be the right one. There’s a bestselling book, “Thinking Fast and Slow” just about this phenomenon.

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