World fastest acoustic guitar players,Flight of the Bumblebee played on spanish guitar

Fastest acoustic guitar solo,Flight of the Bumblebee played effortless by Eugenio Martinez

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• acoustic guitar solo
• Flight of the bumblebee

[RyanJRA64Abella]

What is the BPM on this?

[Rabbitculture]

@RyanJRA64Abella i dont know exactly

[luis11532]

i think he died while playing it?

[Rabbitculture]

@luis11532 not acording to your mother and sister



[11anonomys]

Thank GOD for Flight of the Bumblebees! How else could you set such a high standard for speediness?

[Rabbitculture]

@11anonomys Flight of the Bumblebee is not really my favourite song but yeah,is fast..like a preerie rabbit,hehe

[Rabbitculture]

@NoisyTeenage haha..i was kind of distreacted in my mind,just had a fight with girfriend at the time

[ShredIsNotDead1986]

It's a decent take, but it's not played 100 percent correct, also, the picking is double that of the fingered notes, the fingers are moving at a slow speed, almost like each note being picked twice, which is cool, but not correct. Speed it up, played correctly, without the double picking.. otherwise, great playing, and what ever that was at the end, was pretty epic.

[ShredIsNotDead1986]

@guitarmaddness13 The fastest guitar on record, is John Taylor, who played FOTB, in Hong Kong, on new years at 620BPM, this is about 150BPM, but he is double picking almost every note, so it sounds faster than it is, when it's actually slow on the fingers.. and not played 100 percent correct. \m/

[guitarmaddness13]

No, the bpm is not 500. The bpm is 200 tops, maybe less. The fastest guitar record on electric is 500, wayy faster.

[thebigmike94]

I think the BPM is up to 500