The GREATEST REACTIONS from
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- Опубліковано 4 січ 2022
- As we enter into 2022 I wanted to take a look back at some of the greatest moments from the episodes of @DeadWaxShow so far. It's been quite a ride over the last four months and I just wanted to say THANK YOU for being part of this community. I think you might like what's in store for 2022!
Here are all the episodes we feature in this compilation if you want to watch them in full.
This bassist has played on over 2000 ALBUMS!!!
• This bassist has playe...
Is this the BEST song of 2021? (BRUNO MARS & ANDERSON .PAAK)
• Is this the BEST song ...
Is this the GREATEST bass line of all time?
• Is this the GREATEST b...
Is TAYLOR SWIFT the BEST artist of the decade?
• Is TAYLOR SWIFT the BE...
Why it's IMPOSSIBLE to play SEPTEMBER'S MELODY (@earthwindandfire )
• Why it's IMPOSSIBLE to...
Did @daftpunk STEAL their GREATEST HIT?
• Did @daftpunk STEAL th...
Is this the ULTIMATE BREAKUP song? (@Fleetwood Mac Dreams)
• Is this the ULTIMATE B...
Why does @The Weeknd SOUND MORE 80's than 80's MUSIC?
• Why does @TheWeeknd SO...
Are these the TOP 3 BASS LINES of ALL TIME?
• Are these the TOP 3 BA...
The INSANELY SMART harmonies of Skate
• The INSANELY SMART har...
Professional Musicians React to PRINCE (WELCOME 2 AMERICA and KISS)
• Professional Musicians...
Is this STEVIE WONDER'S GREATEST song?
• Is this STEVIE WONDER'...
LEGENDARY bass line vs MODERN bass line
• LEGENDARY bass line vs...
Professional Musicians React to Olivia Rodrigo (Deja Vu and Good 4 U)
• Professional Musicians...
Professional Musicians React to BILLIE EILISH (Lost Cause and Your Power)
• Professional Musicians...
Why's this the MOST streamed BEATLES song ever?
• Why's this the MOST st...
Was @Guns N' Roses a JOKE?
• Was @gunsnroses a JOKE?
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I could listen to Leland Sklar tell music stories all day long. His credentials are almost as long as a CVS receipt.
they're longer
This has evolved into a channel I look forward to every week. Thanks guys
This going to sound way out in left field, but hear me out:
Schoolhouse Rock was many 70s & 80s kids' introduction to jazz, gospel, blues, country, and much more, often in various fusions. I know the original songwriters had a LOT of experience writing ad jingles as well as cutting their own albums, but how the heck are these songs so full of hooks & earworms that they are still THAT catchy 40-50 years later?
Unrelated to any of this but I just wanted to say how I appreciate you guys being knowledgeable but also humble. As someone who’s a self taught guitarist and songwriter whenever I try watching videos by professionals they seem to just completely trash all music just because it’s popular if it isn’t too complex musically but you guys give your knowledge while suggesting other reasons why people may gravitate to a song such as a vocal melody or production. Y’all are still honest when something isn’t your type of music but you don’t do it in the sense of saying it’s wrong that a lot of people like it because it’s a simple chord progression or something like that. My favorite artists of all time are tori Amos, Elliot smith, and Joni Mitchell, but I’ve been a big Taylor Swift fan since I was 5 and I’m now 18. If I only thought that the music worth listening to used a billion different chord changes or things like that than I would have quit guitar because in the beginning I wouldn’t have been able to practice songwriting or learn my favorite songs. Having simple 4 chord songs that still have meaningful lyrics is what kept me playing guitar and so many of my first songs were standard 1-5-6-4. If I didn’t start with that than I never would have improved as a lyricist which is usually my favorite part of songs, not necessarily the music.
I love listening to this show it's like hanging out with my buds having a cup of coffee and just spend the whole morning laughing ... and learning!
This channel is like the tv show that you love that only goes live at 8pm on Fridays only. You wait the whole week for next episode.🥵🥰❤Love this channel so much, always inspiring and cool stories
The title says “greatest moments”, therefore, I expected that all episodes so far would be in a single video. 😜
Great compilation of great moments. Where's The Box Set, with a pull out poster?
Big fan, this was great! I would love to hear you all react to Pixies..
Yeah, I remember all those moments. Great content this year Team Pockets!
As far as the sampling and culture around it I remember when we did the Beck mellow Gold album back in the very early 90s, that we thought we would be able to in a post-modern way recontextualize everything, and the licensing for that was apparently a nightmare when we went to Geffen.
I am a new listener to this channel. It has me wondering what current musicians think about the first era of hugely known guitar players. Specifically players like Duane Eddy, Link Wray, and Dick Dale.
I do love this channel because of the lean in to the guest.
I would love to see you react to some BeeGees songs. The opening harmonies on How Deep is Your Love is magical.
I've recently discovered this channel and, oh, I love it so much! You should definitely take a look into Måneskin's music, especially their best song IMO: Coraline.
I had the privilege of being in the audience for a LOT of Gabriel Mann & The Situation shows when Rob was on drums. Tony had his hit in Slovakia, but everyone at those shows knew Rob and Gabe had CAREERS in front of them.
What am I missing?” Cause I’ve seen all this, I can’t remember what I agreed to watch.
I'm listening to this on Sennheiser HD 280's right now!
Yes 👏 the prince story again. And I’m not even mad.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
DOT MPEG!
Thanks for the headphone tip - I need a new set. Sennheiser 280 it is then
1:53 what a fuckin bassist hahahahahahaha
Silk Sonic album breakdown, pretty please?
I'm waiting for you to react to Snarky Puppy's "We like it here" album
Danielle was in the best band ever on Australian TV, the Nissan Cedrics. Good times!
Now you're on the fucking grid
i really hope that someday there will be episode about great improvisations (in jazz, rock, whatever)
Hey, you guys should analyze Maneskin! Great rock band from Italy!
Can someone tell me where the "drumming without cymbals" part is?
36:25
I've been wanting to know who Julio is for YEARS
At 18mn- is that a Fender Mustang with a humbucker and]Bigsby? I
Great video I really love yall! Please react to Tyler the Creator Sweet/ I thought you wanted to dance and EARFQUAKE!!
12:39 LOL he's singing the same note twice
Nope, 2 different notes. These a full Semitone difference.
@@dancomber9768 nope, check with a piano, same note, just one with more of a head voice and one more of a chest voice. Like a bass guitar and a regular guitar playing same note. One would sound higher than the other.
@@crapadopalese no, first time is F# F# (Rain-ing) 2nd time is F# F (Rain-ing) AKA 1 semitone
@@dancomber9768 you are right
Please please please get Adam Neely!!!
Gotta get on Matt Berry Guys Beatmaker is so good
28:06 Better than Charlie Murphy’s story.
*Fleetwood Mac is always in the tension* 😂
Who’s fucking who?!
Same concept discussed in the vocal harmony of Fleetwood Mac's Dreams and how cover bands sometimes miss those subtleties: About 10 years ago I saw the latest iteration of Little River Band in a casino and on one of their biggest hits, Lady, the guy doing the high harmony part went all the way up to the 1 on the coolest part where he was supposed to stay on the major 7. I was so disappointed.
John, Paul & George went to school together. Not all 4.
George and Ringo came after.
Listen to Kate Bush album "The Dreaming" - it's basically without any Cymbals.
y’all should react to yves tumor heaven to a tortured mind
People always like to throw that story around about John saying Ringo isn't even the best drummer in the beatles, But there is no proof that he ever said this. There seems to be more proof that it may have come from some joke that a comedian had once told..
*warmer, grittier* 🙄
Apart from the untimely and distasteful F-bombs, this is a brilliant and educational channel.
Check out Theo Katzman's solo stuff ✌️🦥
Billie Eilish So they shot it by drone and yes the snake was real she did behind the scenes videos of her just lounging around with the snake the only thing that was CGI on the snake was its eyes because the snake is blind so they darkened the eyes but the snake wrapped around her neck and everything was very real she said it was the best time and that she absolutely loved that snake and I’m sorry if you watch the behind scenes some of the little clips are absolutely adorable of her and the snake just sitting there playing around
"Theft Punk"?
John Lennon never said that best drummer in The Beatles line. Ringo was the best drummer in The Beatles. One of the best in the world. Ask Steve Jordan.
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