Don't Believe What They Say About The Music Business
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2018
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Blocking this content is unwise. The first thing I do after watching your videos is check out their songs
I love the fact that you can bypass the industry and go straight to the consumer. So many avenues available today.
Just watched episode 12: "Go Your Own Way". Really great, Rick! It's always been one of my favorite songs and it was a pleasure seeing you break it down into its component parts the way you did.
Your video series on “What Makes This Song Great”, particularly as you choose diverse genres, is terrific. The Toto Video was a gem. Your theory is great, your videos on compression and other producing techniques. I love that you share your gifts and passion. And it works...
Love the commentary from you two! There is SO MUCH misinformation about music business from complainers, failed rock stars, and excuse-makers online, especially on UA-cam. It's great to see some positive, TRUTHFUL comments about the GREAT EQUALIZER that is the world wide web.
True
But reecord companies pimp their long established artists out at 7c a stream. Pretty ugly.
OH my... that video of Fleetwood Mac is my favorite video that you've ever done. And that is saying a lot, cause I love most of your videos and I'm not a huge FM fan (love them but never purchased an album)... I can't thank you enough for all I've learned from you in such a short period of time. Rick, thank you so much.
Clicked that - That album is probably my absolute favourite of all time.
So good to see a break down of a tune off that.
Thanks so much.
Luv and Peace.
Edited Typo : God = good
Take that how you will...
Luv and Peace.
Bless all who share their knowledge with the masses.
I can’t think of anyone more knowledgeable about music on the Internet than Rick Beato. Always impressive. Thanks.
I’m fairly new to your channel Sir. You are the greatest teacher that I have ever watched on UA-cam. Thank you Sir.
the first thing I do after watching a video of yours about a song is to watch the original, to appreciate your insight.. so you generate hits on their song!
Thanks so much Rick. I am a new subscriber. Love what you do. Sincerely, Carl.
It Lives! Thanks for making it possible for all of us to hear Ep.12... really enjoyed it (as usual)
Wishing success with flatfiv as well, great stufff! ; ^ }
Dam I was gonna request Fleetwood. I cant understand why anyone would block your breakdowns. They seem like great advertising for the artists in respect to the fact that it only promotes the length they went to in recording the track in the first place.
They don't like the fact that the music isn't as complicated as they thought. Anyone with ears can break it down and remake it.
Driving along and "Go Your Own Way" came on the radio and I instantly thought, "This would be great on WMTSG". Mick Fleetwood's drumming stands out and I know as much about music as I do about crocheting. Hopefully you dissect this song in the near future.
Yes, there is a market. I really appreciate you making this video. It will help and educate many people. One of your best videos!
You are my inspiration, Rick! ENDLESS THANKS!
Thanks for the alternative link to the Fleetwood Mac video. Rumours is the one album I would bring to a desert island.
I found you when Allan Holdsworth died and I did a search and a video you made about his music came up... then later your videos were popping up. Not sure when I subscribed... It was a while ago though... but what I watch in general seems to influence what pops up in my feed... More recently your live streams and Aimee Nolte’s almost always “break through”...
I don’t even play an instrument ...yet follow you avidly. Fascinating.
Thanks Jonathan!
I got to watch the episode. Thanks guys! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'm so glad you were able to put up that Fleetood Mac song. Rumours is one of my favourite albums. Possibly the most well produced album of all time, IMHO. Too bad they're so stingy with it
Like others here I really don't understand blocking the video. I did see it and RB is very enthusiastic about the song and how great it is. He gives great insights into it and it is a song that really deserves the praise. His video will likely encourage others to listen and buy it.
Rick, I just bought your Beato Book PDF. I'm happy to support your awesome efforts. People have to understand we need to bypass UA-cam, since the content creators are getting screwed by them. Patreon is another approach, if you don't want to buy his materials. Cheers !!!
Perhaps UA-cam isn't screwing the content creators directly, but their system allows blocks from labels/bands. Do these musicians really think us music students of the world would listen to a music theory video just to enjoy the finished piece ?!?!? Come on. Perhaps the Mick Fleetwood doesn't want other people to become good musicians? Who knows. This is ridiculous. Rick -- thanks for your great educational material !!!!
Where did you go to buy the merch.
That book is awesome
Man that broke my heart. I was so stoked when I saw it and then poof before I could watch it. Bummer. Sorry you put all that work into it.
Can’t wait for the Potter video! Love your work Rick, you’re brilliant.
Steven Wilson/Porcupine Tree One of my favorite songs 'Sound of Muzak'.
Btw, just discovered your channel recently, This is so cool! Going to recommend it to some musician friends.
I think there is a market for your channel because there is hardly any if anyone that is an experienced producer/musician sharing free content, but at the same time your content is so well put together, and rich with information that people would only get if they pay for it from a website. I think the market is determining that people like yourself share a lot of free stuff but also have courses. The key is the free content though i think, as long as you keep that up you stay relevant, i think i speak for a few ppl in that i wont buy a course from someone who teases me with content.
I love your channel! I love when you talk inside baseball and vent and tell it like it is. And of course, your musical breakdowns. I’d love to support... Boom! Another great piece would be on voice leading and constructing three piece harmonies. Keep up your tremendous work!
And agreed, Facebook is still evil.
I love your channel, the new series are awesome!
BTW, you mention that I can share my own music in your forum, where I can do it (which section)?
I looked you up to see how you'd look like with a beard and holy cow, bring it back dude!
Regarding the new The Art of Soloing-series:
I would love to see an episode with Tony Iommi. He incorporates a lot of jazz in his playing as well!
I hated the music industry for many years and resented the gatekeeper system and was jealous of other bands getting deals when I thought I was better than they were. Then I got signed to a major label after many years of struggle, hatred, contempt and ridicule. I then loved the music industry, big budgets for recording, posh touring around the world, no more real job, spending all day writing and everything else, then it all ended and now the money is long gone.
I have a real job now. On the side I write, record and use the same damn platforms as everyone else where there sits tons of very cool music by very talented bands, many who would have been signed by a major label in my day, but who will never be heard by more than 100 people.
Now, instead of one greedy talented rock star making $1M we have 1M musicians making $1 ea.
so sorry :(
@@adamsamples4324 I wonder if it's Suzanna or maybe Leslie (Sam)
You were on a major label but have a UA-cam channel with 0 videos and subscribers?
@@katielowen 😂
@Apathy Sexy Do you have a link / artist name to your music?
GREAT channel, Rick. Just to vent a little, I covered 2 songs from the Eagles Desperado album - Bitter Creek and Doolin-Dalton. Doolin was taken down for a year after I racked a lot of views, then put back with no explanation. Bitter Creek was plain wiped out for a copyright strike, but there are many other covers of it on here. I don't get it. I'm just a guy with a tape recorder and some guitars playing songs that I like.
You are providing a great service here for all musicians and I'll commend you for sharing your knowledge. BTW, my channel is 2wheelsturnin....I seem to have messed up my settings since all-swallowing google has messed up what used to be fun for me. Anyway, keep 'em coming, I love your song breakdowns.
Hey Rick, I hadn't watched this video yet but thought I should comment anyway even if I'm a little late. What I learned about these huge bands blocking youtube videos with their music on is that they disagree with the low value they receive for each stream. They just don't wanna get paid a dollar for 100000 plays and it kind makes sense. Think Hendrix: I love the sound of his older(not remastered) vinyls and don't enjoy these new ones or cds as much and, if I can't listen to even his newer stuff online, I(in this case, the consumer in general) will feel a lot more inclined to buy a cd, vinyl, or even a download.
There has also been a lot of people who would find ways to monetize these artists' music and get a lot of views, which isn't great for the artist or the label. So, I think that for them it's a way to add value to their products and keep some sort of legacy while stopping piracy(can I call it that?).
In the end, I loved the vinyl rips and old footage that were available on youtube and watched them, even though I knew someone was making money over the work of other artists. They don't seem to have a problem with spotify cause there's no way someone will upload their music and I also believe most of them have some sort of deal to get a better payment per 1000 streams or something like that.
Also, I believe you'd be able to get a license to produce your videos from some of these bands, even though you might have to spend some time in their bureaucracy. Maybe it would still be worth it for you since you'd be the only one who can make videos on Led Zeppelin( I mention LZ cause if it happens someday you'll have made my decade worth it).
Another thing about "Go Your Own Way," there is a lot of rhythmic tension --syncopation (in vocal and instruments) and a relatively weak beat 1 in the intro in the verse. So when the chorus hits with a solid four on the floor, it's a release of that tension until the next verse. Though, by that time, the listener has found the downbeat. Great tune, and great analysis, Rick.
I learned about you from Warren, and I learned about Warren from Glenn, and now I know about Nahre, through you. It's pretty cool.
One of the most interesting channel !
Benjamin from paris.
Hey Rick, your channel is fantastic. Please continue with the Why This Song Is Great vids. Don’t worry about the blocking bands. There are lots of bands out there that are cool with education. How about a bit of Joni mid-70s? Thanks! T
Today loved the Frampton lesson what i was looking watch.
@Rick Beato. If you contact the artists they are able to wave those rights so you are allowed to have it on the channel. With all your contacts Im sure it would not be hard to get a hold of the artists and explain you are using it for educational purposes Im sure they would allow them up. I know you can do this from watching other channels.
I love the What makes this song Great series.
I would like to see more content on this subject.
Any chance of releasing some available transcriptions of an Allan Holdsworth lesson? Keep up the great work!
Very good episode. Thanks...
Music sounds great man - cheers -
best advice Ive heard in years.
hey rick! love your channel!!
where did you get the multitracks for all that songs you analyse??!!??
tool, soundgarden, pearl jam and so on
What is the intro music? Is magnificent.
Subscription-only software. I had to dig out some old songs that were recorded in Cakewalk. No problem, still had the CD and relevant numbers. Loaded on Win10 no problem. I'm not so sure that this would be as easy 20 yrs later with Adobe, Pro-Tools etc as one isn't allowed to 'own' the apps.
Check out "Mexican Seafood" from NIrvana's Incesticide record. All kinds of very jazzy dissonance going on. Dale Crover (Melvins), who played on that session, has all kinds of swing in his playing. I love that song.
i learned about you from adam neely! i really like your format and content! :D
Thanks y'all.
Love the intro music...
The great majority of good musicians love jazz period for good reason, for me, the limitless sense of creativity and progressions lend a great deal to the individual musicians in rock bands.
Rick I am a new Sub, love your channel
The first two minutes of video is classic Cinema by itself.
I’d really be interested in your thoughts about Elvis Costello/Nick Lowe/Dave Edmunds.
Also for what makes this song great, could you do Bonnie Raitt's "I can't make you love me." The song is so beautiful, but I can never seem to pinpoint why other arrangements of that song never match up. Thanks.
Rick - Would you ever consider doing a "What Makes This Song Great" for The Cult? They have such a diverse catalog of music, production styles, etc. It would be interesting to hear your breakdown on the different era's! SINcerely, StevenCrash Cheers!
Sounding off with G govan, please! Does he has perfect pitch? What was his most challenging musical task so far. How to make sure the guitar will not have any damage on plane?
Still playing with zimmer in the future?
How can he shred so extremley clean with one hand?
I luv Rick Beato you are great sensei
Thanks 🙏🏽
Priced Fleetwood Mac's last tour. Seats in the uppermost deck of Madison Square Garden were $240.00. Music for the Rich.
Russ Paladino You think? The social haves and haves not is widening. That's why it's more fun to go to a college game than a pro. Also more fun to go support new bands in small clubs.
The Live Nation company is a huge factor in large-venue ticket prices. Club shows are SO much more engaging.
Yup, did guitar videos years ago on vintage youtube and mainly eagles music got taken down
thank you!
Boycott all record labels.
Rick, I really enjoy your rants!! Inspiring.
So. Me, I'm all about more whiteboard - looking for that solfege course - and the "weird" technical. If I don't get to them right away, it's my own scatteredness. I just keep rolling along. Right now, there's new snow outside, so - you know - snow tires, maybe.
There are some incredible people... really great bands/song writers that don’t promote themselves well... One group I contacted replied that they were not interested in success... I felt sad for them because they have tremendous songs. There are some great original songs that have like 2 views... How can people get themselves more recognition? Those who want it?
You gotta feature an Allan Holdsworth solo for The Art of Soloing!
It would be good to hear an episode of what makes this song great on Mark Knopfler - Dire Straits, as I work touring audio with the UK tribute band Money for Nothing, I love finding out about the original songs
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FuzzToe, there’s a few I wouldn’t mind seeing, that one, walk of like, money for Nothing or sultans of swing
Irving Azoff the manager of The Eagles , would be for blocking teachers using songs; according to Don Felder's Book 'Heaven And Hell' Mr. Irving is know to the band (affectionately) as " The little Ball of Hate." Not long ago I heard that it costs only 25 cents to get a use license from the Publisher for the song.
I did a guitar cover of Led Zeppelin's The Ocean and I have a tiny insignificant channel...they blocked it. Doesn't matter how big your channel is.
I had a similar experience, apparently Led Zeppelin is off limits on youtube. I uploaded a video of my band doing some tunes, Ramble On being one of them, and the video was taken down, the other songs were fine though.
You should just reply and say Willie Dixon, Spirit and every other artist they stole from gave you permission. ; )
Jimmy is all about money.
+Nishi Hundan - Hear hear.
When they “block” it, do they simply remove it or just freeze it’s views count?
I dont care how good they were in their day many of these blocker bands and artists are too old blown out voices health problems from excessive living or just Egomaniacal view of themselves like they are still great or even relevant. THIS CHANNEL KEEPS THEM relevant
I think the initial flag is computer-generated based on an algorithm. But if you file a counter claim explaining that it’s fair use, it then goes to a person. Your videos are clearly not intended to be copyright infringement...
nice, you brought anakin on board, just kiddin, nice videos for sure
You mean Mr. Robot?
You mean Ivar? Son of Ragnar?
Lmfaooo!!!
Hey Rick, you mention that an email is sent when you are going live? How do you get this? I've never received one, only google notifications if I happen to go to google, and most times it is after the fact. Thanks for all the videos and info you present. I don't know how you find the time, but I do appreciate what you do.
Nerdwriter did a video essay on a Fleetwood Mac track, and it didn't get blocked. I think it's a bit of a jungle to figure out who gets their videos taken down, and who don't. Perhaps it's about the length of the snippets of music? No one really knows for sure.
Hi Rick can you do a lesson on modulating keys and pivot chords? thanks
Can you do Strawberry Fields for what makes this song great? Or would they block it?
Strawberry Fields would be awesome. Or Norwegian wood :)
Seriously - You think Yellow Submarine or Ob La Di Bla Da are bitchen?
Beatles get blocked here by UMG
Val O'Brien Looks a wee bit like Ivar the Boneless from Vikings...
Beenthere Donethat octopus garden has good harmonies tho
Quick question(i'll try to lay it out as simply as I can) If I play a c13 chord (1-3-5-7-9-#11-13) Would I be incorrect, if I analyzed it as a Dmajor played over a Cmajor ? All that would be missing is the 7th. Any input would be helpful! Thanks for uploading great material, regularly
Hi from Slovenija, Rick.
We need to get rid of record labels all together!
Megadeth were jazzier than you think in the early days, as Gar Samuelson and Chris Poland were jazzhounds and brought those influences into the band
Also please do an episode about Julian Lage!
Great content Rick. Love your work mate.
The big bands are the meanest motherf"ckers in the world. Mysanthropic.
If I were an old artist I would want people to use my content in the forms of lessons and analysis, those activities with the aid of a platform like UA-cam can only boost stream traffic and album purchasses and downloads with the exposure but what do I know
Blockers don’t realize you giving them free promotion
How do I buy the book with the discount code? Can't seem to find it on your website Rick.
You have great channel! Btw your book is awesome!
I think everybody has the power to create what they want, if they feel thats their mission...The musicindustry is just another concept and there are million ways to get succes, flexibility and discipline, humor and love for yourself and others and we can make it FAR!!!!!!Look at the artists who sell their music on UA-cam/Own website,etc...Everything changed into another form and that will Always be the case...Change set the bars....Concepts change, people change...We can, t expect that everything stays the same.... Thats not reality....;)
For those who couldn't pick Aaron's site: flatfiv.com/
UA-cam is the New Radio... I agree that bands should allow their stuff to be played...
Megadeth's 2nd album, "peace sells, " has been noted for it's jazz influences.
I thought it was the record companies mainly who enforce the "blocking", I know someone did a vid about algorithms being used to alert and block, maybe it was "music is win"? But the gist of it was, the flawed algorithms flag audio to be blocked. Although I'm sure artists do a big part of blocking too, didn't Lars from metallica push for enforcing copyright stuff way before streaming music was a thing?
Lil piece of irony: I have a few covers on my site, and the notice comes up that the song 'contains copyrighted material, but the owner is okay with it being used'. Then it directs me to 'monetize the track so the owner can enjoy benefits from it, too.' Then when I try to monetize it, YT informs me that my channel isn't able to monetize videos, blah, blah, blah. Round & round it goes (-:
To me any band who blocks you using their song is biting their nose to spite their face, your probably exposing a new generation to their music
Rick UA-cam does have a page you can look up policys on song/bands
The link above doesn't go to WMTSG #12 on Flatfiv :(
Maybe this has already been suggested, but why don't you put your blocked videos on your own website so we can still see your hard work and great explorations of the songs? Just create a new page for those videos!