Hey Ivan, I always dig these AMA episodes. You're one of the people who inspired me to start posting my weird music stuff on UA-cam, I don't really know shit about making videos but your aesthetic gave me some confidence to lean into the weirdness. Hope the playback for viewer tunes works next time!
Oh boy, I tasted the same kind of ice cream for the first time in my life in Six Flags too. And it became my forever favourite ice cream and also forever associated with coasters. I was beside myself with happiness when I discovered that they started selling those at one of my local cinema networks. I've since had to leave my country so this ice cream gives me a double dose of nostalgia every time. Ice cream bro fist!!! Appreciate your vids and skills btw, you're doing a damn fine job! :)
Still remember hearing Mr. Bungle my first time. it was like, “oh cool. Circus metal” but I heard the album from 91 first. A lot of the other stuff is more standard metal, esp the newer stuff. I get what you mean by saying Bebop is the highest level of jazz, but I love how that phrasing makes it sound like a videogame. There is a lot of pop music I despised because of the majority of folks it was popular with when I was younger, but as I got older and am able to separate the music from its audience at the time, I’m able to appreciate it’s brilliance. Lots of people think we are in some kind of golden age of standup, but I think in a lot of ways it’s the opposite. Plenty of standup is really awful and tons of guys who sell really well are just doing a variant of the annoyed guy act. I didn’t find Kaufman that funny, but at least he’s unique. Grunge didn’t kill anything. Most of the hair metal bands burned out and after 2 or 3 albums the songs and playing declined so something had to replace it as popular. The growth of “pop country” captured a greater percentage of the female audience of hair metal more than grunge. Nobody sits there and says “hair metal and hip hop killed british pop that dominated the charts of the early 80s” or “nu-metal killed grunge” even though what was popular changed in the exact same ways during those eras. What do they say? 20+ years to write your first album, 6 months for every subsequent record.
Ever go to tie your shoes and the laces are wet? Why would they be wet? Also, I'll take you off my mailing list for my magic shows, I guess. Kaufman was a genius and very funny, and Black is a hack.
Im sorry I missed this show I will try to make it next time. In my opinion, and I do have incredibly diverse and Exquisite taste, "hits" are produced in a cookie-cutter factory on big rock candy mountain, and Good music is made down on the asphalt, in the bedrooms and garages, basements etc of people who are passionate about making music.
I love this channel. I’ve been playing guitar for 21 years
And this channel makes me
Think “have I ever really used my gear??”
Hey Ivan, I always dig these AMA episodes. You're one of the people who inspired me to start posting my weird music stuff on UA-cam, I don't really know shit about making videos but your aesthetic gave me some confidence to lean into the weirdness. Hope the playback for viewer tunes works next time!
Love you, man. Especially getting into the Adorno.
LOL i'm glad, i never know who's gonna come with me on the Adorno stuff
Battle is the quintessential Mario Kart experience, for every Mario Kart
"App Free Paradise" is a great album title. Disappointed I missed this again.
Cheers Cyberattack. Take some time away from the laptop.
For "onward" you could maybe include it in a How To Be Advanced: Looper Pedals bc from what I understand, it's an advanced looper pedal
yeah that's good
Rats! I missed the live stream...again!
Great, thanks for that! 🔥 👏
Bebop is the the technical death metal of jazz
Oh boy, I tasted the same kind of ice cream for the first time in my life in Six Flags too. And it became my forever favourite ice cream and also forever associated with coasters. I was beside myself with happiness when I discovered that they started selling those at one of my local cinema networks. I've since had to leave my country so this ice cream gives me a double dose of nostalgia every time.
Ice cream bro fist!!!
Appreciate your vids and skills btw, you're doing a damn fine job! :)
Stoked you led off with my six flags question. Gonna ask about action park next time
perfect
*Class Action Park
Have you heard California by Mr. Bungle? From what you described it seems like it would be right up your alley.
I don't want to give it a chance but I'll try
@@CyberattackWorldI can’t stand Mr. Bungle, but there’s a song on California called “Pink Lipstick” which I absolutely love.
I highly recommend it.
Holy hell, waverace 64 was the best! Haven’t thought about that game in years.
Still remember hearing Mr. Bungle my first time. it was like, “oh cool. Circus metal” but I heard the album from 91 first. A lot of the other stuff is more standard metal, esp the newer stuff.
I get what you mean by saying Bebop is the highest level of jazz, but I love how that phrasing makes it sound like a videogame.
There is a lot of pop music I despised because of the majority of folks it was popular with when I was younger, but as I got older and am able to separate the music from its audience at the time, I’m able to appreciate it’s brilliance.
Lots of people think we are in some kind of golden age of standup, but I think in a lot of ways it’s the opposite. Plenty of standup is really awful and tons of guys who sell really well are just doing a variant of the annoyed guy act. I didn’t find Kaufman that funny, but at least he’s unique.
Grunge didn’t kill anything. Most of the hair metal bands burned out and after 2 or 3 albums the songs and playing declined so something had to replace it as popular. The growth of “pop country” captured a greater percentage of the female audience of hair metal more than grunge.
Nobody sits there and says “hair metal and hip hop killed british pop that dominated the charts of the early 80s” or “nu-metal killed grunge” even though what was popular changed in the exact same ways during those eras. What do they say? 20+ years to write your first album, 6 months for every subsequent record.
thank you for engaging this deeply
Ever go to tie your shoes and the laces are wet? Why would they be wet?
Also, I'll take you off my mailing list for my magic shows, I guess. Kaufman was a genius and very funny, and Black is a hack.
Intro sounds like Tera Melos
"We live in a world that has like hitmakers, and I'm not one of them."
Im sorry I missed this show I will try to make it next time. In my opinion, and I do have incredibly diverse and Exquisite taste, "hits" are produced in a cookie-cutter factory on big rock candy mountain, and Good music is made down on the asphalt, in the bedrooms and garages, basements etc of people who are passionate about making music.