Comments by "Andy Dee" (@AndyViant) on "Rick Beato" channel.

  1.  @peterknecht6666  for a woman who's been in a relationship she shouldn't have and has low self esteem, maybe. This is the thing. you can argue black. or deep. or better man, or alive, or porch, or jeremy based on your personal experience. Which is what is so awesome about music from that era.
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  2. Phil Collins doesn't get enough credit. Great drummer too.
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  3. For me it stands higher than Stairway.
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  4. It certainly captured the essence and that ending might have even trumped the original. but overall, better with the song as it was.
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  5. "what makes this song great"? Everything. Just, everything...
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  6. If a note can't be played with a violin bow is it even a note?
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  7. I'm f*cked in the head. Most people are. Oh, you mean specifically... Well that needs another 7.999999 Billion responses. Can't answer for everyone, other than they should listen to more Led Zeppelin. That fixes most things.
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  8. Travelling Riverside Blues just amazes me how it wasn't suitable. I guess by then they'd moved from their debut album's more blues based stuff to something a bit more close to what we'd consider "hard rock". So it would have been a kick ass track on Zep I but the time Zep II came around it was kind of already their "old" sound.
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  9. Horse with no name made sense, flat lyrics matched the chords and topic. Something in the way, yeah can see that. Was not expecting Fleetwood Mac as being one. Expected a Ramones song.
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  10. J*ck H*rlow does nothing but steal. No reinterpretation, no re-education, no credit to original authors. It's just blatant theft, barely hidden by a piss poor mix. Everything bad about sampling in one simple lesson. Kate Bush. Love it. Don't even give a f*** about Stranger Things. It's still awesome.
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  11. Bach was a f**king monster. When I was into playing classical he was the guy who seemed at least 2 centuries ahead of his time. What people don't seem to get is that your Mozarts, your Bachs were slamming out the dance hall bangerz of their day and we're still listing to them basically 300 years later. Can you think of anyone's music you grew up on who you are gonna expect people to listen to three centuries from now?
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  12. Was loving it until Dancing Days at #3? WTF? Seriously...
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  13. I cannot hear "oh my bitter hands shake beneath the clouds" without clenching my fists until the nails draw blood and the shaking drips blood on the floor.
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  14. A mix of 14 guitars and bass? A simple tune? Yeah right.
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  15. Actually that's about double that in the final mix. Crazy.
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  16. I have a few, but they rely on personal experiences that ymmv. It's powerful as hell, moreso if this ties in with your experiences.
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  17. You loved playing this so much you played all 4 roles. Kudos from Australia...
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  18. I have to ask, because that shirt is legendary. Where did that come from?
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  19. #5 wtf?
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  20. This was a beautiful tribute to a mate.
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  21. You'd have to put Sting up with Bono and Phil Collins for the lyrical capacity. unpopular chose but true
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  22. As you age you gain two things. Awareness and acceptance. You show both of them in this video. Ageing is not failing. Aging is just an understanding of where your wants and needs and desires align with your abilities and opportunities. You appear to have them all nicely in balance. See you here in 2030.
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  23. incredible. How hasn't she succumbed to arthritis and old age. Those hands are moving like a 14 year olds
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  24. 10# Heard one drake song you heard all of them... and are gagging. Autotuned as hell and no musical variation. 2.5/10. Ears aren't bleeding. Those depressive half steps save it from a 2/10. How is this guy is a star when the average pub band has more talent? 9# Never heard them before so it's better than drake. Hope to never hear them again so not by much. 3/10 8# The sample was good but I assume that's not her voice. Not painful. Starts good but goes downhill. Maybe a 5/10, max, more like 4.5. 7# Seriously? This thing was crap originally and ain't got better. 2.5/10. That much autotune I could sound good wondering what's in the fridge. I get good reverb talking to myself looking for a beer. 6# Don't understand a word and suspect it's better for that. 4/10. Actually, after 6:56 goes downhill. 3.5/10. Honest to god don't translate or it might be a 3. Omg correct that 7:03 this could be worse than 7#. 3/10 5# Don't hate it but not enthused. Realistically 3.5. I'd be as excited listening to a lawn mower and be more productive. 4# Think we just heard this 3 times but she sings better. 4/10. 3# Couple of nice pauses to give a good timing, but other than that worse than 8. 4/10 2# Sparse, but not painful. Honestly a roving mariachi band can do better but if you don't have a local mall maybe this is your go to. Your average (not good just average) busker can do better. 4/10. Go watch buckets the drummer it's 10 times better. 1# The worst of a bad bunch. Is her voice really that bad that it needs that much autotune? 5/10 Seriously if that's #1 worthy let me drag a #39 no one ever heard from the 70's I'm going double platinum.
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  25. I think that what I get out of this is firstly I am so glad it was Jimmy Page. Not that any of the others were bad, don't get me wrong. But as the time of the equipment and playing styles moved further and further from the era, the more they clashed with how I felt the song should be. It just shows no matter how talented the artist, how much they are a product of their times. This was honestly a fascinating experiment and one I'd love to see more of.
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  26. He'd be the coolest dad now I don't have to clean up my room
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  27. Singer has nailed like 18 out of 20 which is brilliant. Struggled a bit in the last top 5 but maybe too long singing?
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