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Chris Anderson: You guys were amazing.

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That's amazing.

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You just don't hear that every day.

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Usman, the official story is that

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you learned to play the guitar

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by watching Jimmy Page on YouTube.

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Usman Riaz: Yes, that was the first one. And then I --

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That was the first thing I learned,

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and then I started progressing to other things.

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And I started watching Kaki King a lot,

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and she would always cite Preston Reed as a big influence,

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so then I started watching his videos,

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and it's very surreal right now to be --

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CA: Was that piece just now,

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that was one of his songs that you learned, or how did that happen?

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UR: I'd never learned it before,

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but he told me that we would be playing that on stage,

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so I was familiar with it, so that's why I had so much more fun learning it.

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And it finally happened, so ...

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CA: Preston, from your point of view,

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I mean, you invented this like 20 years ago, right?

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How does it feel to see someone like this

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come along taking your art and doing so much with it?

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Preston Reed: It's mind-blowing,

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and I feel really proud, really honored.

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And he's a wonderful musician, so it's cool.

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CA: I guess, I don't think there is like a one-minute other piece you guys can do?

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Can you? Do you jam? Do you have anything else?

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PR: We haven't prepared anything.

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CA: There isn't. I'll tell you what.

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If you have another 30 or 40 seconds,

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and you have another 30 or 40 seconds,

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and we just see that, I just think --

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I can feel it. We want to hear a little more.

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And if it goes horribly wrong, no worries.

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