Comments by "prism828" (@prism8289) on "Rick Beato" channel.

  1. And I am Ricks age. Also, for those who never knew, his widow had a Croces Restaurant in San Diego for years where music, particularly live jazz, was featured. Also, there was a great interview with his son on CBS Sunday Morning, who now lives on the farm they had years ago.
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  2. James Taylor - Fire and Rain.
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  3. Danny Seraphine on 25 or 6 to 4. Terry Kath never gets any love either:
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  4. Van Morrison
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  5. Rick has the heavenly gift for having a very low bar to be satisfied.
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  6. Ugh. Totally wrong for ANY of these songs.
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  7. No, it shows how narrow Ricks taste are.
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  8.  @Adrian-wd4rn  Zep lived the antithesis of a quiet life on your. There are many badly damaged hotel rooms that have tales to tell, not to mention girls, some underage.
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  9. I came to your comment exactly at the moment he was saying it!
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  10. There wasn’t a Hollywood movie about Pink Floyd or Zep.
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  11. JC’s Greatest Hits is permanently in my cars 6 stack CD player (hey, it’s a beautiful 2006 w/o all the computer crap), and I am getting this lyrics like I really never listened to despite singing them in my car.
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  12. There are more people out there. Talent? No. People can’t write, they can’t play, they can’t sing.
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  13. It pays to have an MIT engineer as your guitarist (Boston). Tori, Sarah, and Bonnie albums are crystal pure. So good. And having Itzthak Perlman and Yo yo Ma on your album, and Jimmy, Jimi, and the Wrecking Crew would be saying we are not worthy.
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  14. From Nebraska. They were a bid deal. Still have it in my library.
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  15. Look up the video when Dave Letterman and Paul Schaffer totally rip on the Eagles blocking musically for several minutes. Hilarious.
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  16. It should be called a rock screamers list, not singers, although some can (Tyler, Mercury, Delp, Steve Perry, Daltrey). But Rick needs to go back to the 70s or 60s when singers could, um, sing. Joe Cocker, Peter Cetera (70s Chicago), Eagles, Bog Seger, Peter Cetera, Stephen Stills (and all CSN), Ian Gillian, Steve Walsh, etc. Hell, even David St. Hubbins (Spinal Tap) is better than 75% of this list. Ricks picks are mostly monotone screechers.
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  17. True. Non-musician here. Does Rick receive special tracks that has the instruments isolated, or is he using software that isolates them?
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  18. To Jimi Hendrix: what is it like being the greatest guitar player in the world? Jimi: I don’t know, ask Terry Kath (Chicago).
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  19. Asking Jimi Hendrix: what is it like being the greatest guitar player in the world? Jimi: I don’t know, ask Terry Kath (Chicago).
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  20. Bonnie, Sarah, and Tori’s albums are also so crystal clean and pure. Also, it’s good to have a MIT engineer as your guitarist (Boston).
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  21.  @cmflyer  try Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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  22.  @kurtsherrick2066  totally agree, nothing reaches the level of Ian Gillan JCS. I don't think Ted Neeley is in the same realm. I think he does not get the recognition because that was not a rock band. Rock bands can't soar the way Andrew Lloyd Weber can. If JCS came out in the 80s came out in the 80s, it would have been Bono, and putting an orchestra on Bono, I don't know if anything would have touched that.
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  23. Toss in Murray Head (Judas) if you let Jesus Christ Superstar in the mix.
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  24. And Chicago transit authority
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  25. Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66 of S&G “Scarborough fair”
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  26.  @dementedavenger2784  Bono. Maybe best. Nobody could pour an entire song TTHROUGH himself like Bono.
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  27. Manfred Mann “Blinded by the Light” (Springsteen)
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  28. No doubt she can handle Claire de lune and moonlight sonata just fine. I think his point is how classically trained musicians are next level while guitar heroes get all the credit. They aren’t in the same realm.
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  29. Midnight Rondevous
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  30. Except his definition is 100% wrong. He confuses mastery with commercial success. Rembrandt, rich in his youth, could not sell in later years despite maybe being the greatest master in history because morons did not support him. At times, Leonardo had to do other things to support himself (and wrote famous letter about it). Monet was an absolute master, and broke, before his paintings started to sell. Horrible definition equating dollars earned to Mastery. And a lot of hacks make fortunes.
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  31.  @jjsmith706  tell it to Rembrandt and Leonardo and Michelangelo.
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  32. Most of you know your formulas? Welp, there I go in the rear view mirror 😀
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  33. How do you miss Joe Cocker? Fee in Alright, A Little Help from My Friends, When the Night Comes
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  34. Karaoke level and not much better.
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  35. It’s because Ai can have singers that actually can sing, totally unheard of with today’s youth.
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  36. Chicago Transit Authority
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  37.  @adamkhan1480  right, but the Chicago players themselves say there told that, when they were told that, and where they were told that, and what day they were told that.
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  38. Confusing market success with mastery. Becoming Magnus Carlson does not mean people had to buy Carlson’s stuff. It means he can smash you whether someone pays him or not. Also misunderstanding prodigy w/ normal person. Kasparov, king of chess for over 20 years, and. Prodigy, still had to work his butt off to get there. Rembrandt, the very definition of mastery, died in poverty because his paintings were not selling in his later years.
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  39. Joe Cocker.
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  40. Quick. Throw on some Chicago 70s, and save my soul.
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  41. Not sure which, but CS&N has to be there somewhere.
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  42. I’m 60 like Rick, have this album on permanent play, I’m not sitting in the studio, but if I’m connecting like this with such a young, passionate, intelligent beauty, I’d be immediately infatuated and turn into a 16 year old.
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  43. Rick's weakest list by far. How is free bird not here?
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  44. Definitely Tapestry.
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  45. Grew up in Nebraska. Head East was big. Still have never been any reason in library.
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