OFFENSIVE Guitar Sounds! ⚠️🚫

Just having some fun!

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[SigGuy]

When I was a teenager, my buddy got a book with a bunch of these techniques detailed in it. I remember using the church bell quite a bit because it was so unlike anything that should come out of a guitar, and it was very eerie sounding.

[senvguild]

0:40 perfect for playing for whom the bell tolls

[johngellare]

2:03 That transition into Kickstart My Heart was fucking amazing

[Acheron]

If you think those sounds are offensive, then you clearly haven’t heard me playing guitar.

[PERFECTGINGERBASTARD]

Hendrix had an air raid siren in his machine gun song. The most astonishing thing i have ever heard come out of a guitar. Even miles davis liked it. live at the filmore east 1969.

[igorlit]

Hi, Cameron! Cool tricks! I have never heard the sound of a bell performed on a guitar before. Such a skill can be useful for me. Thanks!

[SPBTheHuman]

Thank you for going into the Mötley Crüe riff after the dirt bike. It was satisfying.

[Brackets_Guy]

1:44 <My humor transcends fear, and I ended up laughing at this>

[nickyoung]

Awesome Cam!!! You're a natural on camera, and your lessons are always so much fun!!! Keep up the great work, and thank you for sharing your talents with the guitar community!!! Rock~on!

[Zacpack]

2:41 listen to the way low end harmonics glide down while the bend goes up. So sick.

[rickcrotts]

Ok...one minor issue....the "dirtbike" was only a Mick Mars lick, as you played it. The Montrose version was played by Sammy and he used a lap steel, not an electric guitar with a tremolo bar

[tykykable]

There's this thing used in a couple of Gojira songs where you slide your finger up the fretboard gently towards the first fret to make natural harmonics while simultaneously scraping the long edge of the pick down from the high e towards the low E (or from D towards the C as is more often the case). That sounds pretty cool.

[Paulhenry-vbqq]

When I heard the dirt bike, i was literally gonna cry if you didn't transition to Kickstart My Heart. Thank you for doing that. That completly made my day.

[billsprestonesq]

Apparently the Van Halen one is called "autoflanging" - that one where you do pull-offs with the left hand and slide your right hand along the string to get those moving harmonics.

[jdestrada]

I've been waiting 15 years for a YouTube video like this. I'm sure there's some out there but this is probably the most straight to the point video on weird guitar sounds I can find lol

[Rafael__Cordeiro]

1:40 the car is on fire, there's no driver at the wheel

[jusshupbb]

I remember so badly wanting to learn how to do a pinch harmonic when I was 17. (I started playing around 15). The good ole days 🤘 I'm 31 now 😬

[bryanchan]

when i was a kid these sound of guitar are the reason why I fall in love with guitar

[alwaysabiggafish]

If anyone wants to hear 'The Clink' 1:35 in a studio setting, listen to the outro section of The Sky is Red by Leprous. Matt Bellamy from Muse is also well known for doing this trick at live shows.

[Rikrik]

How about the Steve Vai reverse whammy bar flutter thing?