Rick Beato & Adam Neely Talk Music

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  @SevenPillarOfFolly · 4 years ago

  I see Rick, I press like. I see Adam, I press like. I see them both, I get the kids of Netflix and play that on the main TV.

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  @edperez9015 · 4 years ago

  what? two guys that can speak about music with intelligence and not just be in love with the sound of their own voices, Thank you both!!

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  @KeyOfGeebz · 4 years ago (edited)

  🎶This is SO GREAT!!! I truly so dig the different energy and POV that Rick and Adam bring that really can make the listener's experience more enjoyable IMO.

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  @OuterGalaxyLounge · 4 years ago

  Rick: &quot;Composed solos started in the &apos;80s&quot;.... <br>Beethoven&quot; &quot;Hold my cadenza...&quot;

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  @mrnelsonius5631 · 4 years ago

  Jaco was one hell of a composer. Jaco was one hell of an improviser. He openly aspired to be <b>both</b> and blew the ceiling off of it all. To be a great improviser you have to be a great composer because you are composing in real time. None of this is mutually exclusive at all!

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  @StephLo · 4 years ago

  This video instantly made me realize I inverted left and right cables in my sound system. Thank you😄

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  @HowardHoMusic · 4 years ago

  This is my favorite talk show.

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  @Vito_Tuxedo · 4 years ago

  I toured with BS&amp;T in &apos;75 (mixing stage monitors) when Jaco was in the band, and I was lucky enough to jam (drums) with them when Bobby Colomby wanted to go out to the house mix station to hear the band. It is an absolute fact that Jaco never played <i><b>anything</b></i><b></b> the same way twice. He played whatever he wanted to play, partly to keep himself engaged and interested, partly to challenge and stimulate his band mates, but mostly just because he couldn&apos;t help creating. It was PLAY for him.<br><br>This all happened before Jaco became...you know, The Jaco Of It All—a legend. I didn&apos;t know any of that was going to happen. All I knew was that he was the most intense, incredibly focused, spontaneously...no, wait... <i><b>explosively</b></i><b></b> creative musician I had ever met. He also frequently kicked my ayuss in racquetball. It made me a better racquetball player; jamming with him and watching him play, up close, night after night, made me a better musician. That&apos;s what true greatness does to those who encounter it.<br><br>BTW, Rick &amp; Adam, I watched this straight through. When two cats who have separately earned my respect on their own merits get together, of course I&apos;m gonna watch, and the appearance of the name &quot;Jaco&quot; in the title sweetened the deal considerably. 😎

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  @danielbeckman3973 · 4 years ago

  &quot;I am not sure if Spotify is always like the best way of governing... what everybody is actually checking out&quot; Thank you, Adam! I actually think the same way. Great talk. A pleasure listening people who actually knows what they are talking about.

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  @archlilim · 4 years ago

  Adam hit the nail on the head about (one of the reasons) why you two are so popular. Just the ease and accessibility with which you communicate theory. I&apos;ve learned more about theory just by watching you two than I ever did in music classes.

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  @andreamickbarni6293 · 4 years ago

  Wow, I almost forgot that you can have different opinions, even opposite, and sit down and talk about it, and not making it a personal attack.<br>Thank you, to both. We need more of this.

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  @willjam465 · 4 years ago (edited)

  What Rick is doing with these interviews is incredibly important to music. &nbsp;I am a very basic musician, but love these videos so much. &nbsp;Cataloging all of this history of the greats in music is amazing. &nbsp;I am so thankful for Rick. &nbsp;Inspires me to play more at 51. &nbsp;Sting, Carter, Matheny…love them all. &nbsp;Watched this all the way through.

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