Josh Homme playing George Harrison's Telecaster

From an iPad app Dhani Harrison made about his father's guitars.

[samxday]

That moment in the guitar shop where you cannot remember a single thing to play on the guitar.

[declanpovey]

The guitar tech in this video was called Alan Rogan. He was Pete Townsend's guitar tech for almost 50 years. I had the pleasure of touring with him a few times and he had the best stories. Sadly he died of cancer last year. R.I.P to a great.

[matthewjones]

It's funny how someone like JH, who is big in his own right, was instantly humbled and maybe even a little overwhelmed. I love to see that our musical heroes are just normal people like us.

[naisel]

"...and some things you´re never supposed to touch." Very humble for a super rockstar. Respect.

[bigbaby]

Totally clammed up with uncontrollable emotion of touching that instrument. Great to see the love!

[ielburner]

He feels like he's defiling the guitar when he's playing that QotSA sort of evil bluesy stuff in the end of this footage. It's like "i'm not supposed to play this stuff that is so mine, with this instrument that is so iconic from other hands." It's amazing.

[youpeopl_music]

For a sec, JH let his style come through, heard it, then backed off. The power of George Harrison and his legacy is immense!

[ThePsychedelicCinema]

This man has wrote some of the grooviest riffs of the last 25 years and QOTSA, no matter how popular, are still underrated.

[Mr__Snrub]

This is like a musical equivalent of being starstruck, Josh just has no idea what to do whatsoever and it’s like he’s so overawed that his mind has gone blank, so cool

[CLA]

He's just overwhelmed. I'd be too if I was holding GEORGE HARRISON'S guitar.

[Ottophil]

I played Billie Joe Armstrongs “BJ” guitar once. I always assumed he had super long strap. Turns out hes just short.

[TurtleRocker]

Gets criticized. Has played stadiums with John Paul Jones

[laurencebaxter]

Josh was genuinely ‘star struck’ here at the prestige & history of this instrument. He’s an amazingly talented musician & guitarist

[rob]

The rooftop guitar. Josh always has the right things to say and that feeling of emotion he gets gives me goosebumps such a legend himself and a cool dude.

[boglot]

To the people upset about his playing: Josh is just feeling how the instrument plays, why does it matter what his playing even sounds like? I’m seeing people complain about his technique, which is hilarious. He isn’t a metal shred guitarist, you dingleberries. I can also bet safely that only about 25% of you would be able to play anything good on the spot in front of a cameraman.

[RobinsonRDavid]

I don’t know this musician, but his humility does him honor.

[justhewaves]

Some of these comments are a bit comical.

Well, let’s see... it’s a guitar that belonged to the soul that wrote All Things Must Pass... he’s absolutely, unbelievably, harmonically shaken to his soul, and rightfully so. It’s lovely to see and highlights how important George’s work and artistry must’ve been, and I can relate. George changed my musical life from just a kid. The first time I heard “Isn’t It a Pity” and “Awaiting On You All, ” I knew it could never get any more light-filled than that. A beautiful soul and one of the most brilliant songwriters to ever bless the musical world. And axe wise, especially melodically-speaking, he’s next to Jimi for me. Never a “faulty” note. Just gorgeous. The slide...

Right on, Josh.

[bimscutney]

I’d be shitting a pecan log if someone handed me that guitar. Hell, I walk into a Guitar Center and try out a guitar and suddenly I forget every riff I every learned. Maybe he’s just really nervous?

[JanSybilla]

Now that's how holding Leonardo Da Vinci's brushes&palette might feel...

[XLBiker]

That seemed so genuine. Makes me like Josh Homme even more seeing how genuinely humbled he was by the experience. A righteous dude.