The Neoclassical Genius Of Randy Rhoads

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0:00 the beginning

5:24 the famous minor 6th interval (Crazy Train)

9:37 the BIG guitar solo with relative keys

11:46 Flat 5 - The Best Neoclassical Song EVER???

16:19 BACH and DEE

17:18 spicy chords

18:52 Leo Brouwer and Diary of a Madman

22:16 Francisco Tarrega


The Neoclassical Genuis Of Randy Rhoads. This video is a documentary of the neoclassical music theory behind Randy Rhoads and his guitar playing. Randy was a classical guitarist and incorporated a lot of that influence into his music with Ozzy Osbourne...but what exactly did he do that was so important?

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