E / D Diminished Omit 5, and Minor 3rd with the root on the E string. Most weird inversion of E7

I agree n the Ariana Grande tune...can't stand her really.

8:45 This Derloo guy sounds like he’d do a MEAN cover of “Want to Want Me” by Derulo. Oh wait!

The Big prob is both songs suck lol ...i mean generic crap at its finest

Can we just agree that pop music is overrated nowadays?

Gentleman - The Afghan Whigs F***ing In The Bushes - Oasis Suzy Q - CCR Middle Of The Road - Pretenders Song 2 - Blur Chelsea Dagger - The Fratellis Tied Up In Nottz - Sleaford Mods Addicted To Love - Robert Palmer Modern Love - David Bowie Come Out & Play - The Offspring Blood Sugar Sex Magic - Red Hot Chili Peppers Ratamahatta - Sepultura Making Plans For Nigel - XTC You Could Be Mine - Guns N' Roses U Pravom Trenutku - Repetitor Supersonic/Live Forever - Oasis

Great episode Rick. In the UK we had the fusion of dance music and rock. Check out Screamadelica, The KLF - The White Room, 808 State - ex:el, Massive Attack - Blue Lines and one of my all time favourite bands Teenage Fanclub and Bandwagonesque (check out what Kurt Cobain says about the Fannies). Coupled with everything that Rick says we had one hell of a indie music scene in the UK.

I think that its a shame that you see the movie just as a jazz movie, its about the relationship of a obsesive student and his abussive teacher, or coach if you like. This kind of relations can develop in any activity, have you seen basket coaches in europe? they are mean as hell. Or olympic athletes? I think that those kind of teachers are fading away but there are still some out there. But there is a sense of reason to withstand the abuse, in the movie he is the most elite teacher in the best music school of the united states, so he is his ticket to absolute stardom in the jazz world. And it ask the viewer how much would you do for a shot to glory? You might say that the trailer didn't convince you, but that goes for unknown movies, but this one was highly regarded to the point that maybe you should ask yourself if there is more to it than what the trailer shows...

I had just turned 20 and was in my second year of college when this all went down. Metallica’s Black album came out around the same time as well.

These are actually my favorite chords to play. They sound so beautiful.

Rick I really like all your work great job on this one also.

First off, love your videos and learned a lot but I think you are a little off base here. I've certainly had conductors who psychologically manipulated musicians and even ones who were borderline abusive. Making musicians believe they are "on the bubble" is common. My son is a great musician but told me that his music director told him that he didn't deserve to be in one of his ensembles. I explained that this is what they do to get students to work harder. When I was in music school decades ago we had a resident artist who got away with murder because neither students, faculty nor administration dared cross him. Whiplash takes this to extreme lengths. Would any conductor be able to able to get away with what Fletcher did? That is what the movie is all about. Sure, there are things in the movie that will make musicians cringe but then again car racing fans cringe at "Driven" and soldiers cringe at "The Hurt Locker." A perfectly accurate "day in the life..." movie won't sell a lot of tickets.

You make a great point. What made Silicon Valley great was the open exchange of ideas. 2+2=5 in the best example on what good capitalism can create. These guys are being short sighted. They should come on and interview with you.

Thanks Man!

« I want it all » (Queen)

You don't have to know what Bensons influences were (Montgomery, Charie C. etc..)to like or "understand. I liked Benson as a kid and didn't know this. I liked Coltrane when I was kid. I liked Art Tatum. It all appealed to my ADD brain. I always got bored by pop music's repetition and formulaic approach.

I grew up in the 1970’s. Local studios started to pop up. It would take an entire day to record a single song due to the skill levels of the players. This was not LA, NYC or Nashville. Add the beer and pot and it made it worse to get an acceptable product.

Those vocals.. get me every damn time. I got chills..

7th chords never felt like rock to me

So there will never be another "My Pal Foot Foot", never be another Shaggs? 😁😁😁😁

Amazing video, making me love music more every day!

I love a bass line from Crying Lightning - Arctic Monkeys. The Bass and Drums are just so in groove!

Green Onion, Booker T

watermelon sugar isn't great but coming from someone who normally hates pop music, harry styles's first solo album was art fr

Your music teaching skills are so amazing i keep thinking you may be nearly single handedly responsible for the modern rebirth of interest in guitar.

Rick, here's an idea for a video. 1986. A phenomenal year for rock and metal album releases, debuts, and a few soundtracks.

All that's missing here is Tosin Abasi and Guthrie Given otherwise we'd have the Guitar Avengers

Jesus Rick, you're missing the point. It's character study with Jazz band as the backdrop. You're missing so much context by not seeing the movie. Of course the trailer would look absurdist to a musician. Simmons also won an Oscar for his role. You're entitled to your opinions but you should give the movie a try.

I think "Renegade" by Styx is a gross overlook.

I fell sorry for your ears

Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute (in Los Angeles) had an instructor that was THAT horrible... I assume that nobody (including myself) ever reported him out of fear that "they'd never work in this town again" if they did.

Thank you Rick I’ll listen to the record

Rick!! what pedal are you using to sustain the chord?

Because...... E7 without #9 doesn't sounds like Hendrix 🤣

I hope you get paid well because IRpost put like 8 add breaks in this. Thanks Rick

I know a guy that can play a guitar as well as Chet Atkins. After he finished playing a beautiful instrumental i asked him what chords he used. He shrugged his shoulder and said, "I don't really know." He wasn't kidding. 🤔

Nirvana's Unplugged CD taught me all this pretty much. And Pink Floyd. Guess I got a good foundation

I LOVE the loose feel of classic rock recordings. There's a lot of cool energy in jams like that.

Every steely dan solo are wonderful. My honorable mention is Steve Morse acoustic solo on Endless waves off of High Tension Wires, my pick for greatest instrumental albums. Tones of amazing textures and edge of you’re seat solos. Doubt you could play this solo. Fast but melodic with lots of bends. This is a must hear for all guitarist with Rod Morgenstien, Professor at Berkeley on drums.

Scary stuff....Rick makes it look safe.

I got myself into the habit of calling the Dominant 7 "The Blue" 7.

91 what a year! 2021 is going to be the year of 'The Warning' 3 sisters from Monterrey Mexico, currently 20, 18 and 16. 2 independent albums and just signed to Lava Records and finishing off album no3.

In slavish thrall to the laches doctrine, these publishers block you to maintain the licensing price for the use of Ramble On in, say, some shoe commercial.

he really should have noted that it was pearl jam's debut band- they formed only a few months prior. nobody on earth knew who they were

It's nice to see some recognition to the moody blues but it would still be nice if nights in white satin would have got in the flashlight. it is such a great song by a great band and it is hard to explain how much the Moody Blues means to me.

Shitty mixes, especially on the "Eddie" solo.

First song that came to my mind... Shout by The Isley Brothers...

Lovely stuff....Teachers back. Thank you Rick.

he looking in the cornerr of his eye to the camera to see reflection IM NOT DUMB

Did he wanted to play Santeria on 0:34 ? I wonder...

Enter Sandman gives me chills every time haha!! One of the best rock intro's of all time!!

First time through, bluetooth headphones, it all sounded the same. I forgot that the signal is being compressed to send to the headphones. Took a second try using the speakers on my laptop. I got 2 right, and they were semi-educated guesses. Dug through drawers until I found some really crappy wired ear buds and tried a third time. This time I got 6/6. Some of the tracks there was a clear winner to my ear. Some of them, however, I have to admit I was using gut instinct to tell the difference between the wav file and the 320k mp3. With the ear buds, though, I could easily hear the inferiority of the 128k mp3.

Hey Rick, Is there a section of the Beato Book that specifically covers this topic? I'm a little lazy to browse through like 500 pages.

I just clicked with the precognitive quickness

I ain't afraid of no host..

I found it to be very entertaining, but I thought it was probably unrealistic. The idea of a lecturer or band leader talking to the musicians like that (adults also), and even striking them....... didn't ring true to me.

I once ate a lump of shugar of the floor at this weird party and since then I'm afraid that If I play anything but 7 chords I'm going to die 😬

I really enjoy all of your videos , plus I can relate to you because we are the same age , keep up the good fight sir

Those chromatic bits at the end were very cool. 🤘

I hate them, sorry. Never gonna happen.

A "capacitor" is NOT a coil!!! A "capacitor" is essentially the opposite of a "coil" "A capacitor is created out of two metal plates and an insulating material called a dielectric. The metal plates are placed very close to each other, in parallel, but the dielectric sits between them to make sure they don't touch. Your standard capacitor sandwich: two metal plates separated by an insulating dielectric."

M1 chip though.

Well it is a fictional piece of work. Gotta create drama somehow.

Rick, you have the wrong end of the stick on this one, pal. J.K. Simmons is the kid's ego! The instructor is a personification of the kid's own fears and doubts. An actual band leader wouldn't say such things, but the inferiority-creature parked on the kid's shoulder commenting on his every move would.

Very good list. Missing Velcro Fly hahaha

I watched it with the same mentality I watch John Wick: "yeah it's set in the real world, but it's totally not realistic". I had a blast.

Now lay Baba O'Riley over it at 3:38

I'd kill for that fender. Man.

Perhaps the natural tension is too much for today's dainty ears. These days the 7b9 is almost non-existent in pop but The Beatles show us how it's done in I Want You (She's so Heavy). It feels like we are going backwards.

So make a highly accurate movie about “Rick Beato Bandleader”. Boy that would be a blockbuster. Rick getting called into the dean with ominous music playing on the soundtrack. “Rick, we have to talk.....about this ear training exercise.” “Some whiny kid is complaining about it.....” Riveting!!!

It's a movie, Rick. Almost all movies are inaccurate. Just watch it. Miles Teller actually did all the drumming in it too

"f u I wont do what you tell me" is the most powerful part of the song and it was censored? hmmmm

I'm not scared of them I'm just not big brained enough to remember them

This was the fall of my my senior year of high school. Such a great soundtrack to a great year!

I would love to see a similar revolution in music occur again... (any time now please).

We need a WMTSG for, No Myth by Michael Penn.

Rick...thanks for always adding to my music appreciation journey with your informative and in layperson videos. I enjoyed the video of your son's ear training--it's wonderful--definitely a testament to your ear training videos. Most important, I like that you stay current and fuse your love of music and your knowledge of the music industry and music theory for those of us that don't have the time to tackle what's happen in pop music today. You're my "Clark Howard (financial guru) making you my favorite sage of music theory and the music industry. After a day of work, I eagerly look forward to your weekly music theory videos and your take on what's good or bad in the music industry and the direction it's heading. Please don't stop....

Just amazing!

What a complete song !!

I love your animation during the solos -- you have great passion. When I saw 'underrated' in the tagline my first thought was Elliot Easton. Sure enough, you had him! You never disappoint.