Comments by "justgivemethetruth" (@justgivemethetruth) on "Rick Beato" channel.

  1. Argh ... intro of the outro ?? Ouch ... the Queen thing ... hurts my ears, but so does anything by Queen anyway ... very stupid the copyright laws of whatever though.
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  2. 5:36 - they were the two Twin Towers of college radio? Huh?
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  3. 15:00 - now, this was cool!
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  4. 6:07 - #9 Unusual pick, but totally locks you in right away.
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  5. Why do you call it a ninth? Is a ninth the same as a second ... but I never hear anyone talking about seconds? C-D-E third F-fourth G-fifth A-Sixth B-Seventh C-?Eighth? D-Ninth ????
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  6. Another interesting vid. Can you do a video on what a compressor is, what it does, and how it works? Lotta equipment here that is really interesting but I have no idea what it is or does. Liked the drum machine video.
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  7. Bruce Hornsby and Don Henley - End Of The Innocence, ( released almost 30 years ago to the day ) or just about anything from Bruce Hornsby.
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  8. When this song came out I thought it was sooooo cool.
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  9. 9:13 - #3 Now that is recognizeable
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  10. 9 people, 1 bathroom ... that sound tough! Nice house though, it looks huge ... like 3 stories and a basement, big front and rear porches?
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  11. It's cool to see the great aspects of songs or musicians that are not my favorites or who I have not heard much of or taken time to explore. Rush with the high vocals and what seemed pompous kind of lyrics put me off, but I always had a respect for the things you are pointing out here ... even if I could not explain them. Great job deconstructing the songs and it is so cool to hear the different parts of the song. How do you get those drum, vocal, guitar, etc parts separate from the whole song. I have to strain like crazy to hear these kinds of things in music because I am not a trained musician.
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  12. Doesn't seem like that will ever happen. So many good ones to look at too.
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  13. Good for your bro man!
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  14. I love it when you an isolate the different parts of a song. I have almost perfect hearing and have a tough time separating out the frequencies and harmonics of different voices. I can really appreciate the songs a lot more when I can hear these harmonies.
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  15. 5:53 ?
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  16. Oh no, really took a turn to the serious there. I'm sorry for the loss of your good friend. I hear stories like this and just wonder why and how things can get to be too much for people. That has to be hard to live with and wonder about.
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  17. Sad to see something like Queen replacing the Beatles in the public consciousness ... yuck. Sad also to hear name after name going by that I have no idea who you are talking about! ;-)
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  18. 13:50 - sounds like the Cars ... Just What I Needed
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  19. horse with no name?
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  20. Now ... Garfunckle on the other hand? ;-)
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  21.  @philmann3476  You're just talking frequency, not key/tonality.
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  22. There is a kind of electric hum in the background of this video.
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  23. Probably a dumb question, but do you have a video that explains what you mean when you say, for example, D add 9 over E, or something like that. What does a chord over a note mean? Is the chord being played over the note in the base ... the root position? Is that it? I don't think my brain moves that fast to figure all this stuff! Sounds really good though!
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  24.  @Camlification  Oh, hey. thanks, I'll check it out.
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  25. Bhy the way this was all happening when Steve Jobs was there. Steve was not so brilliant as everyone like to think. The main funny thing is that any company tends to have middle manage chaos and Steve Jobs was a dictator, and even a half-assed dictator could still beat out a bunch of managers bickering with each other and trying to block anything that anyone else wants from them, and ignore suggestions from customers. it is the same thing on Apple communities ... if you do not kiss the asses of the "geniuses" there they will not answer your questions ... which is Ok because most of the time the people there have no idea what the answer is anyway, but they will never say. They will run newbies around in circles having them do all kinds of unncessary stuff, because they don't know any better. Apple is dysfunctional ... the same thing happened to all American computer companies. They do not want simple, because then you can do stuff without them, without paying them. I bought my iMac almsot for fun just to see what Apple was like back around 2007, and it was the first machine I had ever had that actually boosted my productivity where I could do what I want, when I wanted. Now I have to continually fight my own machines and Apple. And there is not much alternative ... it is a monopoly with M$ ... ain't capitalism great?
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  26. Jon Anderson sounds like Graham Nash wearing pants that are 3 sizes too small. I like that he mentions how important the engineer is for the sound and continuity. So many great songs.
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  27. Because something always goes wrong ... and usually it is not just one thing. It never fails, to always fail
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  28. They don't miss Les on the set of The Walking Dead? He looks so much like Daryl Dixon/Norman Reedus.
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  29. Great choice to put Boston at the top, when they came out the guitar solos on those albums were so sweet they could just carry you away, and they had a lot of bite to them ... awesome group!
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  30. This is because every manager in Silicon Valley does not know what their products do, but they all feel they need to make big changes to things, and think that even if they do not use the application they can decide what is good for people ... and they get more money than ever for that.
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  31. Aqualung! Yea!
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  32. Al Stewart - Nostradamus .... that would have been a good one .... at least for an honorable mention.
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  33. Another song where the musicality is superlative --- 16:05 --- , but the song itself and the "message" is vomitorious. Either way Rick's illumination of the song is always brilliant. The lack of that upbeat makes it sound like a musical I don't give a fuck --- 24:04 --- which perfectly fits the point of being comfortably numb!
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  34. Big Country - In a Big Country ---- oh yeah!!! That is a good one, recognizable and short, but good.
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  35. 11:00 - really?
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  36. Oh, my god, lots of songs I love but rarely think about any more. love the hold your head up high organ. And always am in awe of anything Nicky Hopkins did ... and he is so in the background. Never really noticed him until I bought this old bootleg of his song Whistling Piano, but everything he's done amazes me.
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  37. You're right Rick, this is an incredibly well-built song. It is really brilliant and ingenious. It catches my ear, and I rarely hear this kind of music any more because ... no radio ... don't listen to MTV or whatever it is now, don't hang around with kids, and never watched whatever show she came out of ... but, there is one thing that kind of makes it, for me, hard to listen to, that is the lyrics, the message, the attitude of the song ... it is so puerile it's not even as mature or smart as a Monkey's song ... it is dumbed down for a dumb audience. I really like it and it gets my toe tapping, but ... it's like it is a waste of music to me to have such a cool song be so pointless and annoying. It just bugs me. I love it, it's clever and a great song, and I would listen to it if it was on wherever I was, but I would never buy this kind of song. Compare it to that song ... I don't know the name or the artist, but "what is god was one of us, just a slob like one of us" ... silly and deceptively trivial - but that is a song about something. God damn, today's music and culture is just vapid stuff like this engineered to manipulate the brain - but give the listener nothing but more null time in their lives. But I see all the stuff you say ... it's beautiful. ;-) Guess, it's only rock and roll.
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  38. Wow, this is great ... so much fun to see. How do you even transcribe stuff like this ... I am not even sure I can hear it straight?
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  39. 12-string .... how about some Leo Kottke ? It's so amazing how inexpensive musical instruments used to be, and equally amazing how expensive they are today.
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  40. who knew there was a harpsicord on this song ... weird?
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  41. Is there a reason you do not put the track title in your video's title?
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  42. For a song I used to think this song had mega-changes in it ... it's like nothing was the same for more than second, but now I listen to this I see the chunks of patchwork. It is a lot less orchestrated than it feels like. This song is almost all embellishment.
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  43. So my question would be - was it Kelly Clarkson that conceived and executed all these cool factors to this song, or was this a corporate or label effort, and who are the people who engineer songs like this so well? This is like a master painter, but in sound. How do they do it?
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  44. Have you heard Phillip Saisse's albums Valerian or Masques ... really cool instrumental jazz with a beat like rock, but mature and really clever musically. These albums got me into jazz, I just love them.
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  45. Love these videos .... and with comedic moments too! Great! I'm so out of touch, the first one I recognized was 3:45 . Oh yeah ... I am way out of touch, most of these I have not even heard of. One I would have chosen that seemingly would be obvious was Don Henley's , "All She Wants To Do Is Dance", dance dance ... and make romance. That one has total heaviositiousness! Honorable mention would be Jethro Tull "Living In The Past" or "Teacher", but they are not as flashy as your picks for sure.
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  46. Hey Rick ... do you ever think you could go back in time and do some of the lesser known, today, LOOONNNGGGG rock guitar solos and musicians like Dave Mason - Look At You, Look At Me, or some of the Eddie Money flash hits ... that guy was really talented, but I wondered whatever become of him, or Allman Brothers Blue Sky, stuff by The Cars. So much good music, so hard to remember it all. Or of course you could feature instruments like the FLUTE with Focus, Jethro Tull, Horslips, REO Speedwagon, Traffic, etc. The music of this period is so great compared to the puffed up artificially sweetened junk food music of today. A little bit later there was the group "Men At Work" who wrote some big hits, but also quite a lot or really good music, and Colin James Hay who is a great songsmith.
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  47. A whole 'nother audio universe I will never have a clue about. But sounds exactly close enough to get sued! ;-)
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  48. Great job on the song, but having lived in Alabama for year on a government contract any referense to this state should be dropped until they at least make it into the 20th century ... let alone the 21st.
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  49. Oh brother, Eric "warty" Weinstein is a major weirdo right-wing creeper. But, really nice video! You are very talented to get a whole corporation to pull its head out of it ass! Congrats!
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  50. I was a big John Lennon fan too, but when I saw how he treated his kid Julian the last thing I would ever do is memorialize him by anything to do with a kid ... Lennon was a real prick and now it is hard for me to fully appreciate his music any more.
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