This episode is the most important one of the YFBS canon. I know it's blasphemy to say this... But: Yes- RIP music needs to be seen above even the ground breaking and challenging "Nickelback Sucks" ep
They are really slamming the Rolling Stone Magazine canon . Also, The Beatles hardly ever get criticized by anyone. I think their fans can handle this. @@killingmewillnotbringbacky9177
I would encourage everyone who listens to this episode to look up the drug company Valeant. The parallels between Hipgnosis' and Valeant's business models are staggering. Music isn't dead. It's UN-dead. It's been "resurrected" through corporate necromancy and paraded around as a living artform for a long time. Thank you for coming to my TEDx talk.
This is why podcasts like Your Favorite Album Sucks, Todd in The Shadows, and Why I Hate This Album exist. It's always good to have dissenting opinions on music.
THANK YOU!!!! You nailed it when you mentioned about people thinking that "there hasn't been a good music after... blah, blah year" because this statement is so false. Make some research to find good music. There is good music coming out everyday.
@@brooksdurham5285 see Bandcamp, this site is awesome to find new music everyday and it's very fortunate for musicians to showcase their music. I love Bandcamp because I discovered amazing new bands and artists around and shilled some money for those who are really worth it.
@@semaannader9860 yea, but do any of your friends actually know that super obscure band that just released their generic 70s hard rock album that you rave about on Bandcamp? Oh they don't? Because music gets no where the same amount of promotion across the genres today anymore. And honestly we don't need 5 albums from 5 artists who all try to sing in the same style, play in the same instrument style, release their own album and try and say it's original. Bitch, that shit has been done before and done before that, you're just the first few to do it when we have smart phones now. We didn't need Greta van fleet, we already have led zeppelin who already did it better. And I'm sure as hell not going to give money to a generic millennial who's just trying to cash in on the success of a big trendy band's sound (old or new) and that's because, no one gives a shit about new music; we're all just trying to lie to ourselves and say that music isn't Dead and that's why we still try to play similar music that we did 50 years ago, even 25 years ago., That's because music has devolved into literal double digit iq sound. You think the Beatles are boring kids music? They at least could write harmonies that stuck in your head unlike a lot of today's artists. God damn I hate to see the devolution of rap today. Sure gangster rap from the 80s and 90s was still trash attitude wise, but at least the beats on their own were classics. Rap artists these days are lucky if they get 1 beat that hooks people's heads instead of the generic dance hall chrous hooks that every "rapper" does these days to try and get girls to remember their songs bc they know most guys ain't listening to drake, they know girls listen to drake so they pretend to as well. No one knows who the next big star is gonna be, but if we've learned anything from the music industry, it's that usually an overnight sensation who even may be relevantly famous for multiple years, is probably just a cookie cutter artist who will get sucked up by a mega corp as soon as they see the sheer level $$$ being offered, we've seen this countless times.
I would love an episode on Deftones, I wish they’d stop hearting comments about it and actually make it happen. Chino Moreno himself said Around The Fur was their peak. I love those first few albums but why would you keep a band alive if you already think you’ve produced your best work with it? How many times do Steph and Chino need to have beef before it’s quits?
This was depressing in an educational way. I only really started looking into how the music business works after hearing about the Tramp Stamps (What an actual industry plant is, ect) , and this was a pleasant (?) surprise to hear afterward. Ya'll are clearly passionate about discussing the industry, I'd love to hear either more episodes like this, or a side-podcast about it, whatever y'all think would work
Please do a music business podcast. The information is great, and the passion you speak with towards it would make it a worthwhile podcast. You can even fold it in to the main podcast, as most of these bands have all been screwed at some point.
17:29 do it, do it, do it, do it, do it....................... there are way too many past-gazing podcasts. Too many classic album podcasts. Too many Gen-Xers and baby boomers talking about albums we already know. Too many podcasts going over the same old ground. Please, make that podcast you're talking about ....
I will say, the best thing I ever read in a Rolling Stone magazine was a Chris Rock list of his 25 favorite albums (and yes, I read it in a waiting room).
1. Music business podcast is a *must. 2. The list that Mark reads off of the people who have already sold their musical soul to the dr. frankenstein of the art world, is pure ammo for YFBS. Pleeeeease rip into The Killers. Aaaaand Skrillex. (will never not be amazed that from first to last and the human abstract are linked. THA deserves much praise for two of their 3 albums and the classical ep. FFTL not so much…especially for helping to push sonny moores lame solo project onto our collective ears.)
It's the age of billionaire collectors, this is happening to all aspects of culture. Monipolisation. There's an irony that it comes from a capitalist culture supposed competitive market and a few people own everything.
Doesn't it strike you guys strange that nobody else seems interested in talking about this? Is it deliberately not being discussed, or is it really just lack of interest?
This channel is a star-sapphire in the realm of dropping about a planet out of apparently nowhere soon. Tip of the hat - so.. when will money not be a thing anymore? #WeRemember
It's too bad you gave Billy Joel a two-parter because the story of his brother-in-law/manager mortgaging his publishing would be great for Mark's podcast.
The lord’s work. I realize that it’s carried over from Thorgenson’s design firm, but its interesting that the Hipgnosis Songs logo is an elephant laying belly up.
ok I'm busy so last one but I figured 13:01 you'd dig one of my (c)(R) phrases that came about whenever recently: Waxing Nostalgia (cot dom but switch). InJoy! #index666is18is9
One thing I cant stand....it seems like every. single. movie trailer. now has a slow cover version of a song....the first movie to do this was The Social Network with Creep. Now, everyone is doing it...and its sooooo anoying, and thanks to the catalogue selloff bullshit you guys are talking about, its going to get WAY worse. Fuck...the next 10-20 yrs are gonna suck soooooo bad.
Nobody uses rolling stone as a guide to music, isnt it just nostalgia with the same old stories about the who, stones, zeppelin and maybe oasis over and over?
These guys are redpilled music industry aficionados. 👍 Thanks for saying things I’ve often thought myself. You guys tell it they way it is and helping us see through the gaslighting of the media and egotistic ‘artists’.
This model isn’t only ruining music… it’s also the reason most people can’t buy a house anymore… thanks corporations and governments… welcome to the new hell
Unless yer selling millions of units...why would anyone be associated with a major label? Get a deal with a decent indie with good distribution. You know what yer getting into with a major label...no sympathy for those artists. They were well aware whats going on. And never pay for an fing mp3. Nonsense. Sole-seek that shit
This podcast is therapeutic to music artists.
This episode is so sincere that it sticks out like a sore thumb in the catalogue.
This episode is the most important one of the YFBS canon. I know it's blasphemy to say this... But: Yes- RIP music needs to be seen above even the ground breaking and challenging "Nickelback Sucks" ep
except for the part where they slammed the Beatles. couldn't resist, could they?
They are really slamming the Rolling Stone Magazine canon . Also, The Beatles hardly ever get criticized by anyone. I think their fans can handle this. @@killingmewillnotbringbacky9177
This is the best fucking podcast on the internet
Yeeh🎉
Personally, I would listen to a podcast about the business side of music.
same, but only if they shit more on the publishers
same
I third this motion! 👍🏼 Especially if it covers the evolution of it and all its dirty secrets that have been under wraps through the decades
Listen to Full in Bloom podcast and the interviews with producers and such....eye opening.
@@doctordetroit4339 wow, thanks for the cool recommendation! definitely going to dive into this!
I would encourage everyone who listens to this episode to look up the drug company Valeant. The parallels between Hipgnosis' and Valeant's business models are staggering.
Music isn't dead. It's UN-dead. It's been "resurrected" through corporate necromancy and paraded around as a living artform for a long time.
Thank you for coming to my TEDx talk.
More people need to see this video. Please share the Hell out of it.
This is why podcasts like Your Favorite Album Sucks, Todd in The Shadows, and Why I Hate This Album exist. It's always good to have dissenting opinions on music.
Trainwreckords by Todd is good as well. He finally got around to St. Asscrap by Selloutica.
I absolutely love music, love this podcast and still enjoy listening to half the bands that suck 🤘🏾🤘🏾🔥🍻
We respect the sound!
Letting the ads run full to support. Great podcast
Best episode yet. Awesome show guys. "I like having something to look forward to" well put.
Pop music died when RHCP, Beck, and The Cranberries were considered “rock”
I can see you have shit taste in music. Get a hobby, lmao.
Can you boys do an episode on Death Grips? Would love to see a roasting of one of my favourite modern bands 😂
I don't know if I could handle it hahaha
They’ve got to.
ua-cam.com/video/EmKTMDg25xk/v-deo.html
You got your wish! I didn't know these guys listened!
@givebirth01 hey I grew up near Misfits they already roasted them and Danzig! Enough is enough lol
THANK YOU!!!! You nailed it when you mentioned about people thinking that "there hasn't been a good music after... blah, blah year" because this statement is so false. Make some research to find good music. There is good music coming out everyday.
@@brooksdurham5285 see Bandcamp, this site is awesome to find new music everyday and it's very fortunate for musicians to showcase their music. I love Bandcamp because I discovered amazing new bands and artists around and shilled some money for those who are really worth it.
@@semaannader9860 yea, but do any of your friends actually know that super obscure band that just released their generic 70s hard rock album that you rave about on Bandcamp? Oh they don't? Because music gets no where the same amount of promotion across the genres today anymore. And honestly we don't need 5 albums from 5 artists who all try to sing in the same style, play in the same instrument style, release their own album and try and say it's original. Bitch, that shit has been done before and done before that, you're just the first few to do it when we have smart phones now. We didn't need Greta van fleet, we already have led zeppelin who already did it better. And I'm sure as hell not going to give money to a generic millennial who's just trying to cash in on the success of a big trendy band's sound (old or new) and that's because, no one gives a shit about new music; we're all just trying to lie to ourselves and say that music isn't Dead and that's why we still try to play similar music that we did 50 years ago, even 25 years ago., That's because music has devolved into literal double digit iq sound. You think the Beatles are boring kids music? They at least could write harmonies that stuck in your head unlike a lot of today's artists. God damn I hate to see the devolution of rap today. Sure gangster rap from the 80s and 90s was still trash attitude wise, but at least the beats on their own were classics. Rap artists these days are lucky if they get 1 beat that hooks people's heads instead of the generic dance hall chrous hooks that every "rapper" does these days to try and get girls to remember their songs bc they know most guys ain't listening to drake, they know girls listen to drake so they pretend to as well.
No one knows who the next big star is gonna be, but if we've learned anything from the music industry, it's that usually an overnight sensation who even may be relevantly famous for multiple years, is probably just a cookie cutter artist who will get sucked up by a mega corp as soon as they see the sheer level $$$ being offered, we've seen this countless times.
Please do the Weeknd sucks.
Your dreams came true.
How about a Deftones episode?
I would love an episode on Deftones, I wish they’d stop hearting comments about it and actually make it happen. Chino Moreno himself said Around The Fur was their peak. I love those first few albums but why would you keep a band alive if you already think you’ve produced your best work with it? How many times do Steph and Chino need to have beef before it’s quits?
Selling out all of the canon songs to commercials is how we end up in the Demolition Man future, where people jam out to jingles.
28:08 and i took that personally
0:02 sitting like a gentleman
this podcast pretty much says all my thoughts out loud as a musician
NO people did care aboit music it's that its social importance is low right now.
36:30
Brace yourselves.
Music Cinematic Universe is coming.
The new post soviet post punk scene is pretty good tbh
Yasss we all wanna podcast about the music industry with Mark lols
This was depressing in an educational way. I only really started looking into how the music business works after hearing about the Tramp Stamps (What an actual industry plant is, ect) , and this was a pleasant (?) surprise to hear afterward. Ya'll are clearly passionate about discussing the industry, I'd love to hear either more episodes like this, or a side-podcast about it, whatever y'all think would work
Please do a music business podcast. The information is great, and the passion you speak with towards it would make it a worthwhile podcast. You can even fold it in to the main podcast, as most of these bands have all been screwed at some point.
GREATEST PODCAST OF ALL TIME .
Sam Hyde’s Tedx was pretty funny
Neil Young is literally going to have a This Bud Is For You commercial.
perfect!
17:29 do it, do it, do it, do it, do it....................... there are way too many past-gazing podcasts. Too many classic album podcasts. Too many Gen-Xers and baby boomers talking about albums we already know. Too many podcasts going over the same old ground. Please, make that podcast you're talking about ....
this is probably my favorite episode of this podcast, so far.
Yo I Need More Podcast.
I just started listening and didn’t realize y’all were daddy af 👀👀
I hate music, and I watch this podcast. I get a sense of pleasure when you put all these musicians down. Entertaining.
Same
W Loser
Literally everyone I've ever met who says he hates music has been a sociopath
Great job explaining the dumpster fire. Thanks, guys.
What a bleak future...
Yes Mark do a solo podcast
Great episode.
Is that the Dino's where the boys will be when they get back in town?
53:41 Mark just described me
Great episode 🙌
Also cool Bob Dylan tshirt...
Informative episode guys:)
I will say, the best thing I ever read in a Rolling Stone magazine was a Chris Rock list of his 25 favorite albums (and yes, I read it in a waiting room).
Please do Anthony Fantano sucks
Too easy
Best episode!
nice podcast! 😀💪🏿
Very beautiful and very cool
Lmao
I wanna see you do a yfbs show for each of your favorite bands
its really hard to still find print issues of rolling stone. i don't even see it at the newstand store in the airport anymore.
til: the agent isn't the manager.
read this quick and thought this was an episode on roxy music
I remember when Sam Hyde did a Ted talk that shit was hilarious
How about you guys run a full page ad on Rolling Stone magazine just for shits and giggles? It’ll be both hilarious and ironic at the same time.
Music is dead
Good
I would be very interested in listening to the music business podcast.
1. Music business podcast is a *must.
2. The list that Mark reads off of the people who have already sold their musical soul to the dr. frankenstein of the art world, is pure ammo for YFBS. Pleeeeease rip into The Killers. Aaaaand Skrillex.
(will never not be amazed that from first to last and the human abstract are linked. THA deserves much praise for two of their 3 albums and the classical ep. FFTL not so much…especially for helping to push sonny moores lame solo project onto our collective ears.)
Adding flex nuts to my daily jargon.
It's the age of billionaire collectors, this is happening to all aspects of culture. Monipolisation. There's an irony that it comes from a capitalist culture supposed competitive market and a few people own everything.
Doesn't it strike you guys strange that nobody else seems interested in talking about this? Is it deliberately not being discussed, or is it really just lack of interest?
Wait, its his "doucheary" responsibility?
would be great to get an update on this situation 18-24 months on
This channel is a star-sapphire in the realm of dropping about a planet out of apparently nowhere soon. Tip of the hat - so.. when will money not be a thing anymore? #WeRemember
we talk about all this on the drive home from gigs.. nothing to see here folks move along...
It's too bad you gave Billy Joel a two-parter because the story of his brother-in-law/manager mortgaging his publishing would be great for Mark's podcast.
Do you guys like Slint?
16:25 yeah please do a David Bowie episode
cool dylan shirt. an episode on ol bob would be amazing.
Do that music business pod!
Do Eliton John sucks
please
tyler are you drinking miller high life ?
Did you guys listen to the new gybe album? Cuz it's pretty goooood
I am a music lover and a Rolling Stone magazine hater. I'm glad they're squirming with pay to write
Super interesting diversion from the usual episode, and honestly, I'm for more stuff like this. Also you guys are super hot
The lord’s work.
I realize that it’s carried over from Thorgenson’s design firm, but its interesting that the Hipgnosis Songs logo is an elephant laying belly up.
Rolling Stone has been a joke since far before I was born...
I want to ask xd What is your favourite artist or band?
praying for an open letter soon.
48:15 Modern music industry problem
Do the podcast Mark!
Damn....
F
Make the podcast mark!
What music do they like?
Only our band
ok I'm busy so last one but I figured 13:01 you'd dig one of my (c)(R) phrases that came about whenever recently: Waxing Nostalgia (cot dom but switch). InJoy! #index666is18is9
I would love an episode on St. Vincent. More pretentious indie junk like Bon Iver and The National.
Stephen King IS a bad writer.
guys i started agreeing with the podcast i think it's broken
deusche is what he puts emphasis on when he say fadeuscheary its funny
One thing I cant stand....it seems like every. single. movie trailer. now has a slow cover version of a song....the first movie to do this was The Social Network with Creep. Now, everyone is doing it...and its sooooo anoying, and thanks to the catalogue selloff bullshit you guys are talking about, its going to get WAY worse. Fuck...the next 10-20 yrs are gonna suck soooooo bad.
do an episode on daughters, or acknowledge that they're a good fucking band.
This was an awesome episode.
The best music hasn't been made yet.
and it never will
because it will never exist
Nobody uses rolling stone as a guide to music, isnt it just nostalgia with the same old stories about the who, stones, zeppelin and maybe oasis over and over?
Do David Allan Coe next
Fact’s
These guys are redpilled music industry aficionados. 👍 Thanks for saying things I’ve often thought myself. You guys tell it they way it is and helping us see through the gaslighting of the media and egotistic ‘artists’.
Deconstructing music itself!
This model isn’t only ruining music… it’s also the reason most people can’t buy a house anymore… thanks corporations and governments… welcome to the new hell
There is another category of book readers : the ones buying "coffee table books" 🤣🤣🤣
Unless yer selling millions of units...why would anyone be associated with a major label? Get a deal with a decent indie with good distribution.
You know what yer getting into with a major label...no sympathy for those artists. They were well aware whats going on.
And never pay for an fing mp3. Nonsense. Sole-seek that shit
Mozers needs a sideshow. With clown shoes. Make it fucking so, boys
Swimming in the mainstream is such a lame, lame dream
I get what your saying and i love it but the best band already blessed the world. Joy divison. Rip ian curtis