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00:01 What's Up
00:44 "Third Stone From The Sun"
01:16 guitar volume vs fuzz
01:42 next
02:22 the hook
03:17 lead lip sync
03:54 MasterClass
04:02 old amp
04:33 sound n' guitar
06:07 pre journey
06:32 how
07:40 Noise Poem
09:16 Thank You!

[cbFIN]

Watching videos today with interesting subjects but the people talk nonsense for minutes, talking fast, saying nothing. And then I get to this video, you really make beautiful content with ease. Interesting from the first minute. Thank you.

[BadBackZach]

You, Beato, and Keith from 5 Watt are the BEST at telling stories on Youtube for guitar content. I really appreciate the effort you put in. I don't watch TV much. Youtube is my television and the fact that so many great personalities put the effort into making engaging content about a topic I love is magical. Thank you, Tim.

[PulseAM]

I remember getting that album and just watching that record spin on the turntable while the sound filled the room and more. Sometimes music summons the cosmos into our rooms, you can feel the majesty of the universe.

[Knut]

Seeing a pro teacher/musician showing the details of this song, yet again reminds me just how extremely creative and musical Jimi was.

[rayfletcher]

I was a rhythm guitarist when I was in Junior High. After seeing him during his first U.S. tour in Tampa Florida at Curtis Hixon Hall, I was so impressed!, I had to teach myself how to play lead guitar, and, ever since and still today, though I'm retired from playing gigs I still love to play Jimi's music. Thank you for this tutorial!

[nickrouse]

I heard you were one of the best teachers. But you really do just insert the information into our heads. You have quite a way with guitar, sir. Loved this.

[Crazy_Dave]

Great video and the fingering display really helps as it shows me where I've got it wrong. Whenever someone breaks down a Hendrix track it blows my mind that he was able to create such amazing music that was so futuristic for its time, it's like Jimi came from the future to shake things up a bit and expand our minds and he's still doing it today. Thank you for sharing this with us. I did my first gig at 13, I'm now 66 and still learning how to play.

[traumatizer]

Thank you for putting those chords on the screen Tim.

[picksalot]

One of my favorite Hendrix tunes, full of the style and techniques that made him a unique icon of guitar mastery and musicality. Fly on ... 😎

[michaelbaa]

Anyone who has us all venerating in the glorious sonic temple a full 54 years after the departure of
James Marshall Hendrix is indeed a very, very honourable man..
Thank-you Tim..
And you are Educating us too..!!

[andyg]

I've never listened to it this deeply. Getting better and more confident on the guitar helps me notice and appreciate the magnitude of these details.

[elgranpianista]

I am writing to thank you for the gift of lessons. Currently I am not doing very well with money and being able to receive these free lessons will allow me to advance and give me great joy. What you give comes back. huge hug

[lancesteele]

I was 12 years old when "Are You Experienced" was released. My tastes in music were changed forever ! Over the years, I've often wondered about how much truly incredible music Jimi would have created had he not left this world far too soon !

[louislamboley]

Fledgling guitarists have it so much easier today with videos like these. Back in the day it was 16 speed on your turntable and wearing out records. Lift it up, play it again.

[djhoneylove]

Thank you for having substance to your lesson. I have known this for decades, but your approach is King. This is one of the reasons why his first album is his best. It has so many bonus tracks.

[ivonsmith]

Ive had that riff in my head for 2 months now and I totally forgot where it came from - last time I heard it, Santana was quoting it in some live concert from years ago...you solved my puzzle Tim!! Ive known this for 40 years but I totally lost its origin in my head THAANK

[siriusra]

it's amazing how Jimi was already experimenting with jazz rock fusion at the very start of his solo career was truly a jazz rock fusion pioneer ...

[jimdep]

Thanks is great. I've still got the first two Jimi Hendrix Experience albums that my older sister brought back with her from art college when she went to England in the 60's.

[danielross]

The expertise and love of the subject come through in these videos. When you love the subject, it shows and it’s like being a kid again, discovering it for the first time..That’s what makes these videos great

[GDawgK]

Funny.. I too wore that album out. Originally our band bought it because we were going to meet and see them play at a place called the carousel, Theatre in Framingham Mass. It sat less than 2000.. Amazingly, not a month ago I rediscovered 3rd stone and relearned it! Incredible talent! Beautiful harmonys!