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

  1. It's not only the Yacht Rock. You Americans tend to put everything into drawers.
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  2. Phil Spector spoiled Let It Be. I always felt that way, with all these saucy strings and muddy sounds. George Martins strings always added something special to the Beatles songs. But Phil Spector made some of their best tunes bad, which became glaringly obvious with the nude version. The Beatles break-up was a planned break-up. However, I feel they should have taken a break instead. I suspect there was still enough "juice" for another 3 or 4 albums from about 1974/75. Band On The Run for example could /should have been a Beatles album.
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  3. "How is musical creativity created"? Rick ... explore, get a film-maker, do it. You have the insight and understanding, and you are fully capable to explain.
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  4.  @alextownsend6662  Fan Bingbing
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  5. Even the "This is a soooong" is actually a quite lousy song. I listened to Big Yellow Taxi and Both Sides Now / Joni Mitchell before coming here, and that made me immune for 15 minutes straight towards shxt. This is 15 minutes straightout shxt.
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  6. There is a phenomenal rendition by K D Lang on Youtube. It is incredible heartfelt sung, a true masterpiece. Eat your lungs, Adele.
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  7. Thank you, Rick Beato! This interview is gold, your best, it deserves a Grammy. By far the best interview with Tori Amos on the net, and your best interview, too. Can this still be called an interview? Thank you, Tori Amos! Thank you very much for talking in depth about your creative processes, images and inspirations. You explained it very well. I am grateful that you opened so much, it makes me diving into even more of your work. And by the way, I love your speaking voice.
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  8. I can't listen to him always. However, I listen to him sometimes. Everybody should do that. There is so much inside.
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  9. They do now already run programs that analyse the parts of successful songs and compile "new" songs from the results. AI will automate the process. We are being exposed to all these computerized voices and beats since years will find nothing strange with it.
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  10. He is famous for a few cheesy hits he wrote, rather than for his guitar and bass virtuosity, or for his wonderful life concerts.
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  11.  @kelvinturner2941  Apple Venus I and II contain some of their greatest works (just a few weaker songs). Nevertheless, I agree with Mr. Moulding. Me too had preferred they made one album from it.
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  12. 5 out of 10 (for me) is vastly better than the other countdowns you did. 10 Greedy: TateMcrae: should stick with making videos. 9 Iqual Que ...: is not my kind of stuff, but interesting and has, as you said, a nice ambience, and is something different. 8 Nee-Nah: is shxt, who cares for the cool production, I like music, not a cool mixing table. 7. La Diabala: ok, can. 6. I remember everything: is good, the first real good one in this countdown. 5. Mitski: is a variation of Billy Eilish, which I also don't care for. Heaven is a place, a place where nothing, nothing ever happens. 4. Stick Season: is a cool song and well played and sung, not my music but really cool, incl.his lyrics. 3. Redrum: is shxt from A - Z, waste of time. Probably the intro is meant to make it more interesting. Yep stock rap tune, well said. 2. Lovin on me: yawn 1. Ariana Grande: The queen of shxtsongs here, you can AI generate it, it would sound the same (or maybe better) Years ago Ricky Lee Jones also had that kiddy vocal style, but then ... that was singing! That was music!
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  13. How wonderfully this song had been crafted! Thanks or sharing! I always knew that Mr. Partridges singing is good, top-notch his vocals here and that can be best appreciated on your isolated vocals segment. As well, I love Mr. Mouldings bass. Nobody talks about it but I think he's one of Britain's best bass players in pop, in similar ranks as Mr. McCartney.
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  14.  dread true  These are all 3 capable musicians, and we all know that. Mr. Steward is among the top players in his art. Sting is a very proficient bass player. "Andy" is just as Brian May good with sounds but not a virtuoso player in that sense.
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  15. Look at the charts from the 60s or 70s. There was crap inside, sure, Bay City Rollers, or Yes Sir I can Boogy or whatever teenie- weenie junk. But there were also exciting and new things, David Bowie, Led Zep, Beatles, whatever. Pop hits had often more style and better artists, yes, These boots are made for walking ... or even breathtaking artist like Tina Turner with a huge stage presence. What is today? Harry Styles mumbling some bxllshxt into the mic to a monotone drum machine.
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  16. He's not a speaker really. He expresses himself with his instruments.
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  17. That last piece sounds very much like AI.
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  18. ​ @bjornlangoren3002  In some Taylor Dominating Swift I can hear using ChatGTP-like AI for writing the words. For example she uses keywords or buzzwords that people use at this moment, but these could be expressed more elegantly or eloquently by the usage of literature tools. The AI baseline will always be finding melodies and harmonies that are proven successful, sounds that make people buy. They won't use creativity, oddity, new ideas or such for composing a song.
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  19. "Write a song with lyrics in the style of Bob Dylan, but use the modern terms, and the sound should be a mix of certain top 5 hits." And ready is the new Ed Sheeran hit! That's why all his songs sound like heard before.
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