Does Nuno Bettencourt Resent 'More Than Words' Success?

In this clip, Nuno Bettencourt talks about the greatness of AC/DC, playing with Paul McCartney & how Nuno and Rick first met.

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[donald-parker]

Right on. Angus has a good sense of humor about it. I heard him once say "It makes me really mad when I hear people say we made 12 albums that all sound exactly the same. We made 13 albums that all sound exactly the same!".

[DiamondTheifGaming]

Nuno's energy and enthusiasm are so contagious. What a great guy!

[gerrykavanagh]

Every time I see Nuno being interviewed, I have more and more respect for him. He’s one of the most real musicians out there. No BS, no disguises. Fucking love the guy.

[drx]

Nuno is one of the great protectors and torch bearers of Rock and Roll, we are lucky to have him

[eugenehavens]

Nuno is shredder, songwriter, historian, preacher, and a kid wanting to rock and roll after making it for decades. He’s an inspiration. How many guitars are dusted off after hearing him play and talk about guitar.

[jeffreysalzman]

It's pretty cool that Rick is totally honored to have Nuno in his studio and that Nuno is totally honored to be there.

[saintsfan]

I absolutely adore Nuno! Passion, unapologetic, yet respectful and thoughtful. There's nobody like Nuno.

[integral]

Got to say, Nuno is possibly the most enjoyable guest you've ever had on the show. All these little insights and nuggets of truth that come out of the mix of his mind are so engaging. Glad he reached out to you.

[STSGuitar]

Just wanna say I’m glad Rick doesn’t censor the swearing in these interviews. It’s nice to hear how these guys just naturally speak without an annoying bleep coming in every few seconds.

[pwi]

Nuno is a long lost friend of mine, knew he was destined for greatness when listening to him for the first time in practice in a friends local bands basement, he was still building a guitar while in high school, great times and memories !!

[ILDomer]

I love Nuno and Extreme. True story - I was 10 when Freddie Mercury died and Extreme played at the Freddie Tribute Concert. Their performance that day, and Nuno's energy, was a revelation.
Great interview and great commentary.

[michaelbyrne]

Lots of guitarists can play CC's licks, but CC wrote those riffs and solos and they are amazing.

[shmk]

“You’re never done learning” that is the best message in this clip. Once you think you know it all it’s a downward spiral from that point forward.

[bwserscastle]

This man speaks with enormous wisdom, humility, and respect for everyone. I’ve become an instant fan.

[brentfrancis]

Nuno is awesome! Extreme is/was CRIMINALLY underrated.

[Sveccha]

Wow, what a kind thing he said about the quick lessons. Happy to see someone with a good heart.

[ianboyle]

I'm 74 years old and have been listening to rock 'n' roll for sixty years. Until today I'd never heard, or even heard of, this guy, or Extreme, or "More than Words". I am now way more educated than I was yesterday. He talks such perfectly good sense, with such intelligence, self-awareness, respect for others and his art, I am an instant fan.

[stevepetty]

Some basic obvious life points voiced by Nuno but delivered with such an enthusiastic, emotional and committed tongue . I am a music junkie, can’t live without it, when Nuno said “you are a little kid when you are sitting in this studio “, he is spot on .Never let that little man / girl in your head grow up . The power of a song that resonates from any era of your life allows you to be that age again in the heart.OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER, YOUNG ENOUGH TO DO IT ALL AGAIN.🎸🥁

[paulvsolo]

I sang More than Words to my wife on our weddingday 32 years ago. We’re still together and I still sing it on my gigs from time to time (71 yrs old now). Of course I can not be compared to Nuno, but what I share with him is the love of music. That’s why I still go out there and play.

[brianjustbrian]

He has the " shoot for the moon and you might hit the stars" mentality. Humble but hopefull. Love it.