Comments by "Anthony Flack" (@AnthonyFlack) on "Rick Beato" channel.

  1. It was at a moment when music was ready to change the world. Pop music isn't having that moment now. Picasso changed the world too but people have long since stopped caring about painters.
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  2. I have no idea how true that is, but off the top of my head I recall Oh! Darling also contains a prominent I - V - vi - IV, although it leads into it with that very nice V7(#5)
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  3. I want to see what AI production and mastering could do. Will we one day be able to feed a practice room recording into an AI alongside a studio album we want it to sound like, and tell it to make A sound like B? That sounds like a whole lot of fun and in all honesty I couldn't care less about what happens to the commercial music industry.
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  4.  @gilh3947  - as opposed to something like Ravel's Bolero? Like it or not, if you went through the Beatles' canon you'd find a lot of different harmonic structures, passing chords and modulations to talk about. It's one of the things they're known for.
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  5.  @hhaannnnaahh222  - there's far too much great music being released all the time to ever listen to, but I don't find much that's exciting in this synthetic pop music co-written by Max Martin. I just think time spent listening to Taylor Swift is time that could be better spent listening to a thousand other artists.
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  6. Nobody gets paid for it. Digital-fidgetal music becomes so cheap to produce it's effectively worthless, and I welcome that. People will adjust what they value. Live performers only stand to gain in the long run.
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