My little corner of KZread that I fill with Wagnerian/Berliozian style music criticism/analysis/history as well performance videos. I'll also be building myself up as an artist/composer.
I agree with your theory. I've watched quite a few videos on Soviet pop music, and this has all the markings of the kind of stuff that was coming out of the USSR in the '80s. It sounds more Russian than East German to me though.
@DonOnAMemeКүн бұрын
@NAETEMUSIC. I am a new fan of the channel, and of you. I started a minor stink in an Exotica and Unusual Music fan page on facebook. I said that the spiritual successor of Exotic music is modern Lo-Fi (certain types) as well as Vaporwave and the like. I emphasized the use of this music as mood music, cocktail music, etc. I still feel that way. I inadvertently drove a wedge with that one. There is a great documentary about Exotica on KZread. It stemmed from the memories of our personnel in the Pacific Theater of WW2. Novelist James Michener pointed out how, except for the fighting (and being onboard a Navy ship for months at a time,) the whole thing was an absolute DREAM. They created Tiki culture, and the music. It reminded them of the best days of their lives. It is no wonder that culture of music didn’t last long. It is ephemeral, and rooted in memory and imagination. Conversely, Rock and Roll grew from the Delta soil with DEEP roots. I hope you read this, sir, my name is Don. I am 43 years old and live in New Orleans French Quarter. I look forward to more of your videos, and maybe hearing from you. Good day!
@bearlamb50262 күн бұрын
The band you're looking for is called Far Out Magazine. It is a punk group from East Germany. I wasn't a punk rocker when I lived in West Berlin in 1987, but I found the punks pretty fascinating. A lot of West Berlin radio stations played the song, as the punk rocker was from East Berlin and was jailed due to his music. The band had several names to keep themselves hidden. Every time a band member left, they changed their name. Dresden on Fire was another punk name they used as one of the band members was from there. The punk rock group was arrested several times in East Germany as they were very anti-communist. It is someone's belief that the band member himself was tortured or killed in an East German prison by the communist left-leaning government, and anyone caught with their tapes would face up to 10 years in jail, so that's why no one remembers the song. If you ask former East Germans who are in the punk scene, they'll tell you about the story. A lot of them had a Saxon accent; that's why it sounds a bit Russian; it's just a different dialect. Now here's the strange thing: the song is blacklisted in Germany, as the lawyer who defended the punk group banned the song from German radios. I can't figure that one out. The guy's name is Gregor Florian Gysi (German pronunciation:) You see many people were taken by the government of East Germany that didn't fit their system. It is my strongest belief that the guy who wrote the song died in prison and the government is trying to cover it up. Just remember they still have a left-leaning government in Germany, and Gregor Gysi is still a politician.
@-Tebrolete-2 күн бұрын
The deepest depths = corn movie
@evanevans54283 күн бұрын
Just found out about this in the MST3K forever athon stream on YT.
@mikeyhasfuntoo91644 күн бұрын
Oof
@mechanesthesia4 күн бұрын
Where is episode 1
@jk29734 күн бұрын
5:51 you or professor double bass put sheet music under his playing, BUT cut off the first four notes. Did YOU not notice?
@spacebrownboy4 күн бұрын
the main thing I've listened to was Pom Pom, and it was one of my favorite albums in recent years. I would still listen to it, tho not as often. But it did help influence the kinda music i got into, whether its people in a similar genre, or those who inspired him. It's hard sometimes to seperate art from the artist, Kanye especially cause he's in the genre where you have to put a lot of yourself to it. Feels too coincidental the kinda mindset he has now was there all along in his early music. I remember there was a tweet around the same time he got ridiculed for his rightwing views, responding to Fantano's on how the right wing is shit at making music, claim high and mighty that hes an example of the right making good music. Couldn't roll my eyes further if i tried. You already mentioned that this recent hit wasn't the first time he faced controversy, i would hope that he'll see to his senses, but i'm not gonna hold my breath.
@someuser41665 күн бұрын
Belive it or not there's actually an anime adoption of their play "サティの「パラード」"
@ZiddersRooFurry7 күн бұрын
Not bad. Always wanted one of those guitars.
@ZiddersRooFurry7 күн бұрын
Here's why T-Ride didn't make it-it wasn't grunge (plenty of hair metal and prog-metal bands managed to survive the switch in audience tastes), and it wasn't their complexity (I mean Dream Theater was only getting started in '92). It was the vocalist. As good as his range was his lyrics were almost indecipherable. On top of that the lyrics weren't all that great. Their most well-known song was 'Luxury Cruiser'...a song about getting laid in a limo. As much as I love this band and their sound the thing that both made them amazing and sank their career was the fact that the music was the best and only interesting thing about it. It was amazing and had a really great mood and vibe. Geoff Tyson is one of the best guitarists to come out of that era. He managed to do OK as far as adapting to new music styles. There's been rumors of the second albums material being put together for some kind of re-release but aside from a few rumblings over the years I really doubt we'll see anything else from this band. Kind of a shame but unless Dan's improved his enunciation and writing skills they're probably better off being known for producing a well-remembered cult classic. I say all this as someone who's been obsessed with this album since first finding a copy of the cassette at a swap meet in the early 90's. I forced my aunt to listen to it every morning all throughout my senior year in high school ('92).
@KaiGrey-q2s7 күн бұрын
Sounds like, Platinum Blonde, or Alphaville?
@dustygatrell-ru7tg8 күн бұрын
Im pretty sure ive heard this on the radio before. Sounds really familliar
@alexnieves56529 күн бұрын
Where is your version of Ulterior motives? :(
@NAETEMUSIC9 күн бұрын
Trying to figure out what happened on my end, but once I get an answer from my distributor I hope re-upload the whole record. Thank you for your support it means the world to me 😊
@tgore2769 күн бұрын
I do believe the Residents are from Shreveport not New Orleans
@user-os2zj9lf8v9 күн бұрын
Wow how exciting! I’ll deffo be there ready for this! Sounds good! ❤
@uw0tm8389 күн бұрын
Thank you for this. KZread is a godsend for all these fake gurus
@CLU.2.09 күн бұрын
I already left a comment on your Instagram reel of this. But yeah, I'm hyped for this.
@supermot349 күн бұрын
Neely misunderstanding conducting is absolutely hilarious
@utubewillyman11 күн бұрын
When you started, I was like "okay so this guy is still learning piano". Then you started singing and I realized you were a natural singer and a great musician. The only thing I'd suggest is in your intro using a D7 chord on the "fake it" line. The D# you're playing in the arpeggio doesn't belong in there.
@giogiosan28111 күн бұрын
Van Halen and Prince drums. I love it.
@irishpotato342812 күн бұрын
is there a reason why these are no longer available on Spotify? I'm so sad they're gone
@NAETEMUSIC11 күн бұрын
Trying to figure it out. I woke up and it was gone waiting for a response from DistroKid
@KAMI_2412 күн бұрын
why is this not on spotify anymore?
@NAETEMUSIC12 күн бұрын
I am also trying to get an answer on this as well, as I woke up a few days ago and the entire album was down with zero explanation. Hoping to hear back from distrokid this week and get the album back up ASAP after that. Thank you for listening.
@KAMI_2411 күн бұрын
@@NAETEMUSIC I love your version of the song, especially the opening. Thanks for dropping that awesome track!
@JamesJBurt12 күн бұрын
My solution: Statues in Motion created this song. But... this is not the version that we are listening to. Sometime in 1982-1983, Statues in Motion either recorded this to tape, or experimented with it. However, they never made a proper recording or release. This is why some of the band members vaguely remember playing/recording it. Move ahead to 1984, Statues in Motion disbanded. Former member (and lead singer) Alvin Dean moves on to other projects, but he remembers this song and wants to try it again. He get's together with some musican friends, possibly hires a studio musician for the guitar, and records THIS versio with less electronics, more guitar and.... using the DX7, which is in vogue. He sends the recording to some DJ who recognized the singer's name and gave it airplay. Stardom does not ensue. Move ahead to 1985 or later, and Alvin Dean has left Greece/Europe, left the music industry, possibly heading to South Africa. He dissapears and probably died. PS I subsequently found that another writer has the same conclusion: @johngarcia1340 has suggested that the friends who worked with Alvin Dean on this recording are "Forward Music Quintet (which included the Drummer and friend of Alvin's from his former group, Homicide, who was nicknamed 'Von Claus', and Billy Knight's former band Parthenogenesis's Bass Player, as well.) Additionally, Greek Guitarist and solo artist Yannis Beltekis recently released a small demo sample from a recording session he and Alvin had in 1984, with DX7 Syntheziser sounds that are exactly eerily similar to Forward Music Quintet's 1985 Album." Like the wind, you came here running. Take the consequence of living. There's no space, there's no tomororrow. There's no sense communicating. Check it in, Check it out, but the sun goes down outside. Paranoid anyway, in the subway of your mind. Like the wind, You're born in summer. Let a smile be your companion. There's no place, and there's no sorrow, in the young and restless dreamer. Check it in, check it out, or the sun will never shine. Paranoid anyway, in the subway of your mind. BRIDGE Check it in, check it out, but the sun will never shine. Paranoid anyway, in the subway of your mind. Check it in, check it out, its the summer blues. Tear it in, tear it out, cause I'm reading you.
@shadow-zj8jq13 күн бұрын
It gives strong frutiger aero vibes
@mattbillings322413 күн бұрын
Gen Z seems scared of a Marshall stack with overdrive and distortion. Ps Gen Z Metal Head.
@katlafae948715 күн бұрын
I like the song as well the picture where the picture from or who drew it?
@HoosierCRO15 күн бұрын
I wholeheartedly agree. These are the Beach Boys I grew up on, and multitudes of songs are undervalued.
@imglub16 күн бұрын
you sound kinda jealous hahahaha you are also making a video for clicks and then within 3 or 4 mins criticizing him for an old video for clicks 😂 there is no “problem” with adam neely. this is a matter of your opinion and taste. saying problem is click bait.
@themoongateofficial17 күн бұрын
Porn, easy
@OBJECTSONA17 күн бұрын
This song in 2024 was found in p#rn
@ivokaufhold859317 күн бұрын
EBM is still alive. Come to Germany
@chrisrobertson192917 күн бұрын
Lol..ask bad english...they know..google bind the wind
@Versatile66817 күн бұрын
I still don't know who this person is but if anything is not better I hope it does get better.
@KeeganRodriguez-qx9ko17 күн бұрын
Idk why but the song just makes me a lil on edge
@ZakH64419 күн бұрын
Not the internet, on vhs.
@themanwithnoname6519 күн бұрын
Ween better
@My_sigma_rizzler_land19 күн бұрын
Who's Who? - Ulterior Motives
@tidalwaveelias20 күн бұрын
Oh it was in the deepest depths of the internet alright
@real100thfloor20 күн бұрын
Great video! I was just talking to my cousin who is a massive Primus fan about how much I think they're influenced by The Residents and this popped up in my recommended. I like the personal anecdote you use to frame it all. What's up with the weird audio cuts though? Am I supposed to loop the video a certain way to get a secret message? Just kidding I know it's probably those S and T sounds.
@Rayyan92Y21 күн бұрын
The guy who found this song: well.
@FLANNELZERO23 күн бұрын
His voice sounds a lot like Peter Steele from Type O Negative.
@user-ce7ch6os7k23 күн бұрын
Clash of the stuck up snobby elitists lmfao
@CarmenSanchez-bc8ll23 күн бұрын
They actually found it in A LETS JUST SAY “ULTERIOR” FILM
@galahadthreepwood939425 күн бұрын
I started listening to them in about 1975, beginning with not available. Excellent group, I’m especially fond of their early work, up to the commercial album.
@Best_gamer_8725 күн бұрын
Very nice bhai ❤❤❤
@Octavian777127 күн бұрын
The premise is laughable. The music is enterally forgettable. It sounds like they are chasing after the Beatles. My main points: Compared to the elegant engineering/production of the George Martin Apple team, this LP is clumsy. The backing vocals are predictable and old fashioned. The 'sounds' that Wilson employ are cringe at best. It almost sounds like a comedy LP. The only good song is Good Vibrations, which was a song that was written and half-way completed during the Pet Sounds LP. The main point: Imagine the week that Sgt. Pepper was first released in 1967. Every person with ears was in possession of the LP, every person was sitting attentively at their record player in awe of the revolutionary songs and sounds on that disc. Sgt. Pepper sounded modern and cutting edge. Everyone new each song by heart. I listened to the entire Smile LP and I am seriously depressed by the rambling meanderings of each uninspired song.
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I agree with your theory. I've watched quite a few videos on Soviet pop music, and this has all the markings of the kind of stuff that was coming out of the USSR in the '80s. It sounds more Russian than East German to me though.
@NAETEMUSIC. I am a new fan of the channel, and of you. I started a minor stink in an Exotica and Unusual Music fan page on facebook. I said that the spiritual successor of Exotic music is modern Lo-Fi (certain types) as well as Vaporwave and the like. I emphasized the use of this music as mood music, cocktail music, etc. I still feel that way. I inadvertently drove a wedge with that one. There is a great documentary about Exotica on KZread. It stemmed from the memories of our personnel in the Pacific Theater of WW2. Novelist James Michener pointed out how, except for the fighting (and being onboard a Navy ship for months at a time,) the whole thing was an absolute DREAM. They created Tiki culture, and the music. It reminded them of the best days of their lives. It is no wonder that culture of music didn’t last long. It is ephemeral, and rooted in memory and imagination. Conversely, Rock and Roll grew from the Delta soil with DEEP roots. I hope you read this, sir, my name is Don. I am 43 years old and live in New Orleans French Quarter. I look forward to more of your videos, and maybe hearing from you. Good day!
The band you're looking for is called Far Out Magazine. It is a punk group from East Germany. I wasn't a punk rocker when I lived in West Berlin in 1987, but I found the punks pretty fascinating. A lot of West Berlin radio stations played the song, as the punk rocker was from East Berlin and was jailed due to his music. The band had several names to keep themselves hidden. Every time a band member left, they changed their name. Dresden on Fire was another punk name they used as one of the band members was from there. The punk rock group was arrested several times in East Germany as they were very anti-communist. It is someone's belief that the band member himself was tortured or killed in an East German prison by the communist left-leaning government, and anyone caught with their tapes would face up to 10 years in jail, so that's why no one remembers the song. If you ask former East Germans who are in the punk scene, they'll tell you about the story. A lot of them had a Saxon accent; that's why it sounds a bit Russian; it's just a different dialect. Now here's the strange thing: the song is blacklisted in Germany, as the lawyer who defended the punk group banned the song from German radios. I can't figure that one out. The guy's name is Gregor Florian Gysi (German pronunciation:) You see many people were taken by the government of East Germany that didn't fit their system. It is my strongest belief that the guy who wrote the song died in prison and the government is trying to cover it up. Just remember they still have a left-leaning government in Germany, and Gregor Gysi is still a politician.
The deepest depths = corn movie
Just found out about this in the MST3K forever athon stream on YT.
Oof
Where is episode 1
5:51 you or professor double bass put sheet music under his playing, BUT cut off the first four notes. Did YOU not notice?
the main thing I've listened to was Pom Pom, and it was one of my favorite albums in recent years. I would still listen to it, tho not as often. But it did help influence the kinda music i got into, whether its people in a similar genre, or those who inspired him. It's hard sometimes to seperate art from the artist, Kanye especially cause he's in the genre where you have to put a lot of yourself to it. Feels too coincidental the kinda mindset he has now was there all along in his early music. I remember there was a tweet around the same time he got ridiculed for his rightwing views, responding to Fantano's on how the right wing is shit at making music, claim high and mighty that hes an example of the right making good music. Couldn't roll my eyes further if i tried. You already mentioned that this recent hit wasn't the first time he faced controversy, i would hope that he'll see to his senses, but i'm not gonna hold my breath.
Belive it or not there's actually an anime adoption of their play "サティの「パラード」"
Not bad. Always wanted one of those guitars.
Here's why T-Ride didn't make it-it wasn't grunge (plenty of hair metal and prog-metal bands managed to survive the switch in audience tastes), and it wasn't their complexity (I mean Dream Theater was only getting started in '92). It was the vocalist. As good as his range was his lyrics were almost indecipherable. On top of that the lyrics weren't all that great. Their most well-known song was 'Luxury Cruiser'...a song about getting laid in a limo. As much as I love this band and their sound the thing that both made them amazing and sank their career was the fact that the music was the best and only interesting thing about it. It was amazing and had a really great mood and vibe. Geoff Tyson is one of the best guitarists to come out of that era. He managed to do OK as far as adapting to new music styles. There's been rumors of the second albums material being put together for some kind of re-release but aside from a few rumblings over the years I really doubt we'll see anything else from this band. Kind of a shame but unless Dan's improved his enunciation and writing skills they're probably better off being known for producing a well-remembered cult classic. I say all this as someone who's been obsessed with this album since first finding a copy of the cassette at a swap meet in the early 90's. I forced my aunt to listen to it every morning all throughout my senior year in high school ('92).
Sounds like, Platinum Blonde, or Alphaville?
Im pretty sure ive heard this on the radio before. Sounds really familliar
Where is your version of Ulterior motives? :(
Trying to figure out what happened on my end, but once I get an answer from my distributor I hope re-upload the whole record. Thank you for your support it means the world to me 😊
I do believe the Residents are from Shreveport not New Orleans
Wow how exciting! I’ll deffo be there ready for this! Sounds good! ❤
Thank you for this. KZread is a godsend for all these fake gurus
I already left a comment on your Instagram reel of this. But yeah, I'm hyped for this.
Neely misunderstanding conducting is absolutely hilarious
When you started, I was like "okay so this guy is still learning piano". Then you started singing and I realized you were a natural singer and a great musician. The only thing I'd suggest is in your intro using a D7 chord on the "fake it" line. The D# you're playing in the arpeggio doesn't belong in there.
Van Halen and Prince drums. I love it.
is there a reason why these are no longer available on Spotify? I'm so sad they're gone
Trying to figure it out. I woke up and it was gone waiting for a response from DistroKid
why is this not on spotify anymore?
I am also trying to get an answer on this as well, as I woke up a few days ago and the entire album was down with zero explanation. Hoping to hear back from distrokid this week and get the album back up ASAP after that. Thank you for listening.
@@NAETEMUSIC I love your version of the song, especially the opening. Thanks for dropping that awesome track!
My solution: Statues in Motion created this song. But... this is not the version that we are listening to. Sometime in 1982-1983, Statues in Motion either recorded this to tape, or experimented with it. However, they never made a proper recording or release. This is why some of the band members vaguely remember playing/recording it. Move ahead to 1984, Statues in Motion disbanded. Former member (and lead singer) Alvin Dean moves on to other projects, but he remembers this song and wants to try it again. He get's together with some musican friends, possibly hires a studio musician for the guitar, and records THIS versio with less electronics, more guitar and.... using the DX7, which is in vogue. He sends the recording to some DJ who recognized the singer's name and gave it airplay. Stardom does not ensue. Move ahead to 1985 or later, and Alvin Dean has left Greece/Europe, left the music industry, possibly heading to South Africa. He dissapears and probably died. PS I subsequently found that another writer has the same conclusion: @johngarcia1340 has suggested that the friends who worked with Alvin Dean on this recording are "Forward Music Quintet (which included the Drummer and friend of Alvin's from his former group, Homicide, who was nicknamed 'Von Claus', and Billy Knight's former band Parthenogenesis's Bass Player, as well.) Additionally, Greek Guitarist and solo artist Yannis Beltekis recently released a small demo sample from a recording session he and Alvin had in 1984, with DX7 Syntheziser sounds that are exactly eerily similar to Forward Music Quintet's 1985 Album." Like the wind, you came here running. Take the consequence of living. There's no space, there's no tomororrow. There's no sense communicating. Check it in, Check it out, but the sun goes down outside. Paranoid anyway, in the subway of your mind. Like the wind, You're born in summer. Let a smile be your companion. There's no place, and there's no sorrow, in the young and restless dreamer. Check it in, check it out, or the sun will never shine. Paranoid anyway, in the subway of your mind. BRIDGE Check it in, check it out, but the sun will never shine. Paranoid anyway, in the subway of your mind. Check it in, check it out, its the summer blues. Tear it in, tear it out, cause I'm reading you.
It gives strong frutiger aero vibes
Gen Z seems scared of a Marshall stack with overdrive and distortion. Ps Gen Z Metal Head.
I like the song as well the picture where the picture from or who drew it?
I wholeheartedly agree. These are the Beach Boys I grew up on, and multitudes of songs are undervalued.
you sound kinda jealous hahahaha you are also making a video for clicks and then within 3 or 4 mins criticizing him for an old video for clicks 😂 there is no “problem” with adam neely. this is a matter of your opinion and taste. saying problem is click bait.
Porn, easy
This song in 2024 was found in p#rn
EBM is still alive. Come to Germany
Lol..ask bad english...they know..google bind the wind
I still don't know who this person is but if anything is not better I hope it does get better.
Idk why but the song just makes me a lil on edge
Not the internet, on vhs.
Ween better
Who's Who? - Ulterior Motives
Oh it was in the deepest depths of the internet alright
Great video! I was just talking to my cousin who is a massive Primus fan about how much I think they're influenced by The Residents and this popped up in my recommended. I like the personal anecdote you use to frame it all. What's up with the weird audio cuts though? Am I supposed to loop the video a certain way to get a secret message? Just kidding I know it's probably those S and T sounds.
The guy who found this song: well.
His voice sounds a lot like Peter Steele from Type O Negative.
Clash of the stuck up snobby elitists lmfao
They actually found it in A LETS JUST SAY “ULTERIOR” FILM
I started listening to them in about 1975, beginning with not available. Excellent group, I’m especially fond of their early work, up to the commercial album.
Very nice bhai ❤❤❤
The premise is laughable. The music is enterally forgettable. It sounds like they are chasing after the Beatles. My main points: Compared to the elegant engineering/production of the George Martin Apple team, this LP is clumsy. The backing vocals are predictable and old fashioned. The 'sounds' that Wilson employ are cringe at best. It almost sounds like a comedy LP. The only good song is Good Vibrations, which was a song that was written and half-way completed during the Pet Sounds LP. The main point: Imagine the week that Sgt. Pepper was first released in 1967. Every person with ears was in possession of the LP, every person was sitting attentively at their record player in awe of the revolutionary songs and sounds on that disc. Sgt. Pepper sounded modern and cutting edge. Everyone new each song by heart. I listened to the entire Smile LP and I am seriously depressed by the rambling meanderings of each uninspired song.
Always happy to see the futurists get their due
All of these were found