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This was incredible!!! It was Epic if you will.

I want to be as respectful as I can be here, because I appreciate what you’ve done: the sounds and interjections feel way over the top-and this is coming from a Patton et al. fan who loves farts and discord. Just way too distracting from the cool work you guys do.

The best Def Leppard Duo guitarist is Pete Willis and Steve Clark. Phenomenal Album!!

How do you get all the isolated tracks? Awesome vid

you guys talk too much , not here for humour just the music,

24:15 Bro no wonder he sounds like fucking Mickey Mouse nowadays.

Stevie wonder and the jacksons are cousins from their moms side

JIMMY PURPOSELY PLAYS FIRST SOLO "SLOPPY" BECAUSE HE IS CONVEYING TRYING TO "MAKIE LOVE AIN'T NO USE"! THIS IS WHAT NOBODY GETS!!!! JIMMY PLAYS TIGHT AS POSSIBLE....ESPECIALLY THE OPENING RIFF THAT IS EXTREMELY DECEPTIVE TO PLAY CORRECTLY RUSHED THE TWO NOTES TO THE G BEND. NOBODY GETS THE PICTURE JIMMY PAINTS IN RESPONSE TO ROBERTS VOCAL LINE "TRY TO MAKE LOVE, AIN'T NO USE" THE SECOND SOLO HE PLAYS FEROCIOUSLY....HEARTBREAKER CAN'T TAKE YOUR EVIL WAY!!! ROBERT ANSWERS THE PICTURE JIMMY'S SECOND SOLO CONVEYS

Please do more of these. This is literally the point of my tribute project. Understanding things to this degree. Seeing them live completely blew my mind. Yes, they are that tight. And the soundscape is just unreal. Josh’s rig is so insane on this tour.

Would have been more interesting without the clowning around by these gimps. I mean, come on.

that would have so great with out the excessive commentary

OK. Ten minutes in and I'm subscribed. I've been listening to this track for decades now. Probably over a thousand times and I am almost in tears by how much you've uncovered AND how much you all appreciate it. This is just fantastic. And to dude in the back....that's what heaven would be for me, too.

Link To Steve Perry don’t Stop Believing

Howard used a Fender Bassman and a Tetecaster on this tune.

Roger Fisher solo Howard Leese Harmonics.

the Immigrant Song.

R.I.P. Tito Jackson.

When the chorus starts for the third time, its got reverb and a bit of delay. I'm not a musician nor have I ever touched a sound board. I don't understand how none of you know that and this is what you do?

How did they get that tight crisp snare tone? I can't tell if there's an effect on it or just EQ and compression.

Hi hat sounds fast yes, but it's back beat shuffle. A combination of the Purdy shuffle and the Bonham shuffle.

How does this channel not have more subs?

Nice move to throw out a negative RUMOR on the bass/ Starr, and then give the responsibility to the audience. Either you claim it, take responsibility on it or shut up on that stuff, right?

Enjoyed your reactions. Heart was actually founded by guitarist Roger Fisher and bassist Steve Fossen in 1967. They became well known throughout Washington state. Playing small clubs, festivals and street fairs. Their original singer left in 1970. Roger put an ad, for a singer, in the local newspaper. Ann auditioned and was immediately hired. Nancy didn't join until 1974. Ann, Roger, Nancy and drummer Mike wrote Barracuda. Roger plays the lead guitar on Barracuda while Nancy plays acoustic.

your expert is wrong - stone is rhythm, mcready is lead

Brian Mays guitar was built by He and his Dad . Burns of London were the manufacturer of the pickups. ( Burns Tri - Sonics) which are still available today. The amp he was using is a VOX AC 30 . In concert 9 of them as a matter of fact. The tone changes you hear on the takes is due to the fact that you only have a small portion of the tracks. What you have are ( A combined track) where Brian did the same take using different pickup settings to create different sounds. (Remember his guitar has the ability to switch any of the three pickups in and out of phase which each other) So he created ONE TRACK , made up of several different tracks playing the same thing in a few different phase settings. It becomes very apparent toward the end of the (Thrash Section) when the guitar very clearly comes in for a few seconds in an entirely different voice.

This is insane, had no clue they had access to the multitracks and digitized them.. figured these tracks were jumbles of tape in a case somewhere.

Sound from the horn player sounds like they're slapping the palm of the hand across the top of the mouth piece, which send air down the horn.

Did you guys even break down the drum solo at all ? Wtf!!!!!

That is Ainsley Dunbar, not Tommy Aldridge

That is Ainsley Dunbar, not Tommy Aldridge

Ansly Dunbar is the dummer !!!

You’re off on the amp Slash was using. It was a RENTED, just for the recording sessions, Frank Levi modded Marshall 1959 Super Lead head that apparently came from Studio Instrument Rentals in LA. They tried to buy it later, after they had some money and fame. But, it was GONE! No one could find it! The rental company said it was missing, just gone, or stolen. I forget which ended up being the verdict on the final disposition of it. Either way, it is believed to be literally lost to time, which is just a crime done to humanity! Because when one considers its impact on that album, on Slash’s tone and reputation, and how that success caused “glam” or “hair” bands to start fading out to be replaced with “sleeve”, what that amp was and did cannot be understated in my opinion. It actually put other things in motion as well. Some include Slash, and his people, searching all over for that head, one like it, anyone that knew how it was modded, or just to find anything else that could replicate the tone with or without mods. Later, its popularity and the legend that grew from it also caused Marshall to do extensive work with Slash to develop his signature Marshall head. It was basically a factory built boutique modded amp, but built in “mass” on an assembly line. If, and that’s a BIG IF, someone could find it today, and prove it was that head, and if still working, and if the original mods were still in place, and with documentation proving that it was it ( like serial numbers that are legit, that match the paperwork the rental place had, and that people that know what the Levi mods looked like could verify they were legit and all of the time period…I dare say it would still sell at auction at one of the highest prices ever paid for an amp, if not the highest.

Agree on some of the banners n sound efx. The type of sounds you use seem more apt on a sports channel and some on cartoon clip. Its cool to hear some separation on great recordings. What a learning tool to have . Man, wish they had this ability decades ago. All the needle drops on the record player to learn songs, teach yourself guitar or go over a cool part. Tedious

The jazzy rhythm chording is beautiful

Created his own vibe and style of music. Basically , he did vamps and was a rhythmic genius. Probably the most sampled artist ever. He is super BAD!

4th grade education, im not sure but don’t think he read music nor played. He knew what he wanted to hear. Hardest workin man in show biz. One of the few that owned their masters. He got down until the very end. He gave it up into his 70’s. A different era

Cool info. It sounds short and harder than hands clapping.

I watched your video and now I can hear all the flourishes in the song now. Fun video too!

Man I'd love to get my hands on isolated tracks like this, so fucking cool.

This was soooo good! Wow. Would love to hear "Iron Madien" breakdown

It’s a talk box

Not true it’s only a few parts on get your wings

It’s definitely both of them playing the rhythm parts

Joe Perry played a Strat for the rhythm and 2nd and outro solos

What’s the other Aerosmith song you did?

It's cool how the bass sounds a bit off when soloed, but as soon as you add the drums it just grooves like hell! Shows that you can only judge timing in context.

I recall reading somewhere many years ago that the only members of the J5 on the intial tracks were Michael, Jermaine and Jackie because they were flown out to California first and Tito and Marlon came later with Joe and their voices were probably layered in later. I think this may be factual because when you listen to the background vocals you can clearly only hear Jermaine and Jackie and then Micheal adding some background vocals in the bridge.

Goosebumples is a precursor of aids. Believe me, I know. I have a ni****r-load of aids. And no bucket.

Yaaaasssssssssss!!!! The Deep Inside The Music guys were a great hang, had excellent questions, and are generally cool dudes. What a thrill!

@ DWAYNE. CARL. HUTCHINSON. THE. SOUND. EFECTS. SOUND. LIKE. THE. HOWARD. STERN. BUT. OTHER. THEN. THAT. I. LIKE. IT. HOLD. THE. GAS. SOUND. EFECT'S. OK. THE. GAS. SOUND. EFECTS. ARE. VERY. ANOYING