And with a mighty EYYYYYOOOOOOO from on high, Lord 305 ascended to the throne and became, Mr. Worldwide. To infinity
@princesstarah231 минут бұрын
"This is better than hard drugs, it's common hospitality." Banger of a line.
@ElizabethGravesСағат бұрын
I adore Jacob’s music. How often are we surprised by what we listen to? Listening to his songs for the first time often leave me crying or confused. But even his more pop/melodic songs are peppered with surprises. That kind of curiosity and interest to stretch your ear to what sounds good is so exciting to me, and probably why I love his work.
@sylviarippey64882 сағат бұрын
I LOVE The Room. I brought the dvd on my honeymoon. We've seen it at midnight screenings like a dozen times and met Tommy Wiseau. I even bought the cd soundtrack to listen to in my car. 🎶 🎵 You are my rose you are my rose you are my roooosssseeee 🎶 🎵 😂
@avivastudios23112 сағат бұрын
As someone who doesn't care for Taylor Swift Delicate is one of the only songs of hers that made me smile. I just wish it was less breathy though.
@victorfloyd56623 сағат бұрын
Don't feed the trolls, bro.
@JC-xq2ec4 сағат бұрын
I'm a 74 year old former math teacher who's a lifelong singer and a pianist who's never been trained, (I also play autoharp because I like to go to folk jams not emptyhanded). I grew up in DC area. Today I shared Jacob Collier's music with a 19 year old guitarist in Hyderabad whom I tutored and befriend: him, his mom and dad. He's already heard of him! My point is that I think Jacob transcends musical genres and age for musicians (especially those that can talk theory). To me he represents an idea fount and find it quite easy to idealize him as a top tier genius (characterized by "He doesn't think/process like the normal Joe or genius even). I think I can understand some of his "reality" as a person who has lived a life dancing (figuratively) with music always. You pick up stuff and it become instinctual-esque and, like muscle memory (also a part) there is that music mental-ear memory. I see the seed that was in me also is in Jacob. His seed germinated and flourished and, in a person with his verbal skills and extrovertedness, has gone to amazing places in the universe, in the momentlessness of music. Am I just an under-attended Jacob? Nope, he seems to be a once-in-a-generation phenomenon. Oh, thanks for the video. I didn't know about all the superficial b.s. going on in the background. Everyone, enjoy! Jacob sure is!
@harveysengers13795 сағат бұрын
This was a feast of nostalgia... But also such a slap in the face 😂 I'm feeling old.
@MaxMarriner5 сағат бұрын
The whole Tom's Diner section is, like, peak KZread. Some of your best work.
@_xolga5 сағат бұрын
how do you get it to not skip? i feel everytime i walk my cd skips every 30 seconds. will i really have to wear a fanny pack to get it to not skip
@chefcook60766 сағат бұрын
No tattoos on my body ever, what I thought until , I decided only one and she says "only Fiona" and that's that...
@subparnaturedocumentary8 сағат бұрын
that deep dive omg that fucking deep dive is insane
@BPiece-xo8ey10 сағат бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/p2WTvLhqYMSrZ6g.html
@kelefeant10 сағат бұрын
Day 103 of asking for depeche mode deep discog dive
@frailty728010 сағат бұрын
love the Kavinsky shout, i will now spend my life in flagrant hope that we'll get a kavinsky dive
@LoraCoggins11 сағат бұрын
Pitbull: Makes a song about the Covid-19 pandemic Also Pitbull: Believes people released the virus on purpose and that the pandemic was fully planned out.
@delanoarts370313 сағат бұрын
The most amazing thing the Beatles ever did was predict mic the snare would be born 35 years from then and do a roof concert for one of his birthdays totally mind blowing how ahead of the curb the Beatles actually were
@brianboese988413 сағат бұрын
No thanks..gonna have to pass on this one.
@derryXDINES13 сағат бұрын
This is so well put together, but I have to give extra respect for the upstate NY car dealer shout out. That's a deep cut!
@beliremour421613 сағат бұрын
Is boring
@delanoarts370314 сағат бұрын
Fun fact Steve Jobs was a huge Beatles fan and actually wanted to get a job at Apple Corp it's the main reason he named his company apple 🍎
@delanoarts370314 сағат бұрын
Jk I actually have no clue if the beatle apple Corp had anything to do with apple comp just kidding lol
@seffor14 сағат бұрын
This video is very helpful, hopefully my course in salford can help me succeed
@delanoarts370315 сағат бұрын
You said in a video some people say maron 5 is the last big rock act and you said they were never rock i agree foo fighter's is the last truly big rock band
@delanoarts370316 сағат бұрын
I grew up then high school when nirvana came out it was insanity you heard everyone says they changed the world I lived then and yes it's absolutely true I don't think you can seriously understand how huge and impact of nirvana and grunge unless you were a teenager living it it was seriously one month the popular kids were like criss cross Mc hammer the very next month those sane prep rich kids suddenly stopped combining there hair buying shirts I got for 10 dollars at marks for like a 100 dollars some place I hated them for that because all my cheep cloths i wore became super pricey everything was different in matter of days it was crazy it was so stupidly huge I just started to hate it ive never ever again seen something totally change youth society like that again nothing came close the impact I can't express how seriously big it was everyone changed nothing was the same this happened in days maybe a month it was insane the only thing I think that ever did that before was the Beatles in fact Paul was asked what's the most important thing that happened in music he actually said nirvana who belongs beside hendrix it was really crazy great times I wish every generation could go though that but I doubt it will ever happen again
@Lanadelreyloverr17 сағат бұрын
I love her so much
@delanoarts370318 сағат бұрын
Man I love your videos since discovering them I don't even like moron 5 like at all but I watched your video because you make great fucking videos anyway no way was this band ever rock ever sound like rock because they play guitar and bass does not make them rock funk used guitars was not rock this band is not rock and seriously do like true rockers listen to them I honestly doubt it lol anyways great video love your stuff
@jasonkelly444221 сағат бұрын
Jacob’s music is pretentious. That’s the biggest complaint
@hannahweiss855822 сағат бұрын
this is meant with absolutely no offense, but it's interesting how this was released right before the global pandemic that (in my opinion) seriously and fundamentally altered pop music and its consumption in the 2020s. i wonder how the forced isolation of the pandemic went along with the more emotionally-focused, 'solo listening' trend you say will be the future of pop.
@JherekLazo22 сағат бұрын
This guys makes me wanna quit music, he is too damn talented and makes me feel like utter sheit.
@hanneloreclemenson1228Күн бұрын
My boyfriend took me to a concert and wanted to keep it a surprise.. i had to trust him. Turned out to be JC and I had never really listened to his music. It was an amazing night in KC and now I'm a big fan, listening to all the albums.
@Tri-StarTNКүн бұрын
I'm sorry, but I really like southern Cadillac Music. I think that it's their best album
@JessyLarussoКүн бұрын
Can you please do an episode on Duran Duran or The Cars🙏🙏🙏
@adequatecrКүн бұрын
Could I suggest a deep discog dive of Eels? It's a pretty massive catalog at this point!
@LaceyJukКүн бұрын
Bejeweled is a song about being in a relationship where your partner can't see your worth. And throughout the song she reclaims her worth. That is why the Bejeweled music video has Taylor playing the character of Cinderella, someone who is underappreciated. The thing is, is that no amount of money and fame can fix relationship problems, and no matter how rich and famous Taylor gets, she is still human, which is why she will have unlimited material, as long as she can still feel things.
@MaxMarrinerКүн бұрын
True story: I had never heard of Ratboys. Five minutes into this video, I was like “oh this definitely sounds like my jam.” So I paused the video and spent the next few hours listening to their entire discography. I love these guys, I like every song they’ve ever made. I might go to a Ratboys concert in a month. What I’m saying is, your master plan is working, Mic.
@chelseashiftКүн бұрын
I feel like this video is applicable to almost any kind of creative field. Thank you.
@shuireiКүн бұрын
mid is a lifestyle
@sqyx93Күн бұрын
Is now 15
@faselblaDer3teКүн бұрын
If you want to do something good for your soul, go watch some Kate Bush interviews. I swear, she's got to be the most delightful person to ever grace this shabby planet.
@kelefeantКүн бұрын
Day 102 of asking for depeche mode deep discog dive
@masonite_2438Күн бұрын
this is like one of your most underrated videos
@I_am_the_alpha123Күн бұрын
Fancy clown always makes me feel some kind of way
@hiabimelecКүн бұрын
Wtf! Excuse you!? Xtina was the first artist to hit #1 on billboard with What a Girl wants in 2000!!! 🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽
@criticalbanana3888Күн бұрын
I usually listen to these videos and find out I actually like the bands but this one made me realize I hate coldplay
@delanoarts3703Күн бұрын
I thought it was that fat rubbin guy who was the first winner of idol anyway they did sell 30 million albums in the run of the show it didn't do the artist that great but the the record company did great also it was Clive Davis that actually put the show together anyway this was another smash video I watched of yours since the discovery of your channel really great work I'm a huge old man fan lol
@user-fg8be6zs7jКүн бұрын
would you guys let me know Best 3 albums among them? I wanna dig in their albums more I love polygond
@delanoarts3703Күн бұрын
This has to be the first and only video that truly nailed the important part of 90s music no other video I have watched truly showed the 90s popular music the important impactful stuff I'm a 90s teen and you seriously nailed it I'm actually literally blown away by what a great job you did the 90s has to be the hardest decade to really pick the important parts so much happened a smorgasbord of music in the mainstream to break that down can not be easy really good job I'm definitely subscribing
@delanoarts3703Күн бұрын
I watch a lot of music history videos and finally someone talks about garth brooks no I'm not a country guy I'm actually a metal head 90s metal head but I remember garth brooks being overwhelming more popular then anything seriously ever he was huge and yes should seriously be mentioned never mind the fact that rope in the wind was number 1 then nirvana took that spot rope in the stayed number 2 nirvana fell off and rope in the wind back to number 1 guess happened next Metallica black came and yes rope in the wind went number 2 and again Metallica fell off and garth back at number 1 again a place he stayed through the whole decade I'm not sure how many times that happened with the album but it's never before are again ever happened garth is important anything 90s
@eraeusboorwelКүн бұрын
I collect CDs and have built the largest collection I've ever had over the years, but I mainly use them as a secondary means of access, and primarily as a point of reference. Streaming is not only quick and easy to access, but also easy to rip from if you have the right tools. I'll spend a good amount of money on CDs when I can afford to, but streaming comes in handy when I can't.
@melechgadolКүн бұрын
I find the djent riff a bit cringe and uncalled for, but to act like he is a bad person for a lot of the stuff he didn't want, like to be labeled as genius and as a result to criticize him for every little thing you don't like about him, is pretty cringe and uncalled for, more than the djent riff there haha.
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And with a mighty EYYYYYOOOOOOO from on high, Lord 305 ascended to the throne and became, Mr. Worldwide. To infinity
"This is better than hard drugs, it's common hospitality." Banger of a line.
I adore Jacob’s music. How often are we surprised by what we listen to? Listening to his songs for the first time often leave me crying or confused. But even his more pop/melodic songs are peppered with surprises. That kind of curiosity and interest to stretch your ear to what sounds good is so exciting to me, and probably why I love his work.
I LOVE The Room. I brought the dvd on my honeymoon. We've seen it at midnight screenings like a dozen times and met Tommy Wiseau. I even bought the cd soundtrack to listen to in my car. 🎶 🎵 You are my rose you are my rose you are my roooosssseeee 🎶 🎵 😂
As someone who doesn't care for Taylor Swift Delicate is one of the only songs of hers that made me smile. I just wish it was less breathy though.
Don't feed the trolls, bro.
I'm a 74 year old former math teacher who's a lifelong singer and a pianist who's never been trained, (I also play autoharp because I like to go to folk jams not emptyhanded). I grew up in DC area. Today I shared Jacob Collier's music with a 19 year old guitarist in Hyderabad whom I tutored and befriend: him, his mom and dad. He's already heard of him! My point is that I think Jacob transcends musical genres and age for musicians (especially those that can talk theory). To me he represents an idea fount and find it quite easy to idealize him as a top tier genius (characterized by "He doesn't think/process like the normal Joe or genius even). I think I can understand some of his "reality" as a person who has lived a life dancing (figuratively) with music always. You pick up stuff and it become instinctual-esque and, like muscle memory (also a part) there is that music mental-ear memory. I see the seed that was in me also is in Jacob. His seed germinated and flourished and, in a person with his verbal skills and extrovertedness, has gone to amazing places in the universe, in the momentlessness of music. Am I just an under-attended Jacob? Nope, he seems to be a once-in-a-generation phenomenon. Oh, thanks for the video. I didn't know about all the superficial b.s. going on in the background. Everyone, enjoy! Jacob sure is!
This was a feast of nostalgia... But also such a slap in the face 😂 I'm feeling old.
The whole Tom's Diner section is, like, peak KZread. Some of your best work.
how do you get it to not skip? i feel everytime i walk my cd skips every 30 seconds. will i really have to wear a fanny pack to get it to not skip
No tattoos on my body ever, what I thought until , I decided only one and she says "only Fiona" and that's that...
that deep dive omg that fucking deep dive is insane
kzread.info/dash/bejne/p2WTvLhqYMSrZ6g.html
Day 103 of asking for depeche mode deep discog dive
love the Kavinsky shout, i will now spend my life in flagrant hope that we'll get a kavinsky dive
Pitbull: Makes a song about the Covid-19 pandemic Also Pitbull: Believes people released the virus on purpose and that the pandemic was fully planned out.
The most amazing thing the Beatles ever did was predict mic the snare would be born 35 years from then and do a roof concert for one of his birthdays totally mind blowing how ahead of the curb the Beatles actually were
No thanks..gonna have to pass on this one.
This is so well put together, but I have to give extra respect for the upstate NY car dealer shout out. That's a deep cut!
Is boring
Fun fact Steve Jobs was a huge Beatles fan and actually wanted to get a job at Apple Corp it's the main reason he named his company apple 🍎
Jk I actually have no clue if the beatle apple Corp had anything to do with apple comp just kidding lol
This video is very helpful, hopefully my course in salford can help me succeed
You said in a video some people say maron 5 is the last big rock act and you said they were never rock i agree foo fighter's is the last truly big rock band
I grew up then high school when nirvana came out it was insanity you heard everyone says they changed the world I lived then and yes it's absolutely true I don't think you can seriously understand how huge and impact of nirvana and grunge unless you were a teenager living it it was seriously one month the popular kids were like criss cross Mc hammer the very next month those sane prep rich kids suddenly stopped combining there hair buying shirts I got for 10 dollars at marks for like a 100 dollars some place I hated them for that because all my cheep cloths i wore became super pricey everything was different in matter of days it was crazy it was so stupidly huge I just started to hate it ive never ever again seen something totally change youth society like that again nothing came close the impact I can't express how seriously big it was everyone changed nothing was the same this happened in days maybe a month it was insane the only thing I think that ever did that before was the Beatles in fact Paul was asked what's the most important thing that happened in music he actually said nirvana who belongs beside hendrix it was really crazy great times I wish every generation could go though that but I doubt it will ever happen again
I love her so much
Man I love your videos since discovering them I don't even like moron 5 like at all but I watched your video because you make great fucking videos anyway no way was this band ever rock ever sound like rock because they play guitar and bass does not make them rock funk used guitars was not rock this band is not rock and seriously do like true rockers listen to them I honestly doubt it lol anyways great video love your stuff
Jacob’s music is pretentious. That’s the biggest complaint
this is meant with absolutely no offense, but it's interesting how this was released right before the global pandemic that (in my opinion) seriously and fundamentally altered pop music and its consumption in the 2020s. i wonder how the forced isolation of the pandemic went along with the more emotionally-focused, 'solo listening' trend you say will be the future of pop.
This guys makes me wanna quit music, he is too damn talented and makes me feel like utter sheit.
My boyfriend took me to a concert and wanted to keep it a surprise.. i had to trust him. Turned out to be JC and I had never really listened to his music. It was an amazing night in KC and now I'm a big fan, listening to all the albums.
I'm sorry, but I really like southern Cadillac Music. I think that it's their best album
Can you please do an episode on Duran Duran or The Cars🙏🙏🙏
Could I suggest a deep discog dive of Eels? It's a pretty massive catalog at this point!
Bejeweled is a song about being in a relationship where your partner can't see your worth. And throughout the song she reclaims her worth. That is why the Bejeweled music video has Taylor playing the character of Cinderella, someone who is underappreciated. The thing is, is that no amount of money and fame can fix relationship problems, and no matter how rich and famous Taylor gets, she is still human, which is why she will have unlimited material, as long as she can still feel things.
True story: I had never heard of Ratboys. Five minutes into this video, I was like “oh this definitely sounds like my jam.” So I paused the video and spent the next few hours listening to their entire discography. I love these guys, I like every song they’ve ever made. I might go to a Ratboys concert in a month. What I’m saying is, your master plan is working, Mic.
I feel like this video is applicable to almost any kind of creative field. Thank you.
mid is a lifestyle
Is now 15
If you want to do something good for your soul, go watch some Kate Bush interviews. I swear, she's got to be the most delightful person to ever grace this shabby planet.
Day 102 of asking for depeche mode deep discog dive
this is like one of your most underrated videos
Fancy clown always makes me feel some kind of way
Wtf! Excuse you!? Xtina was the first artist to hit #1 on billboard with What a Girl wants in 2000!!! 🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽🖕🏽
I usually listen to these videos and find out I actually like the bands but this one made me realize I hate coldplay
I thought it was that fat rubbin guy who was the first winner of idol anyway they did sell 30 million albums in the run of the show it didn't do the artist that great but the the record company did great also it was Clive Davis that actually put the show together anyway this was another smash video I watched of yours since the discovery of your channel really great work I'm a huge old man fan lol
would you guys let me know Best 3 albums among them? I wanna dig in their albums more I love polygond
This has to be the first and only video that truly nailed the important part of 90s music no other video I have watched truly showed the 90s popular music the important impactful stuff I'm a 90s teen and you seriously nailed it I'm actually literally blown away by what a great job you did the 90s has to be the hardest decade to really pick the important parts so much happened a smorgasbord of music in the mainstream to break that down can not be easy really good job I'm definitely subscribing
I watch a lot of music history videos and finally someone talks about garth brooks no I'm not a country guy I'm actually a metal head 90s metal head but I remember garth brooks being overwhelming more popular then anything seriously ever he was huge and yes should seriously be mentioned never mind the fact that rope in the wind was number 1 then nirvana took that spot rope in the stayed number 2 nirvana fell off and rope in the wind back to number 1 guess happened next Metallica black came and yes rope in the wind went number 2 and again Metallica fell off and garth back at number 1 again a place he stayed through the whole decade I'm not sure how many times that happened with the album but it's never before are again ever happened garth is important anything 90s
I collect CDs and have built the largest collection I've ever had over the years, but I mainly use them as a secondary means of access, and primarily as a point of reference. Streaming is not only quick and easy to access, but also easy to rip from if you have the right tools. I'll spend a good amount of money on CDs when I can afford to, but streaming comes in handy when I can't.
I find the djent riff a bit cringe and uncalled for, but to act like he is a bad person for a lot of the stuff he didn't want, like to be labeled as genius and as a result to criticize him for every little thing you don't like about him, is pretty cringe and uncalled for, more than the djent riff there haha.