What Happened To Music Between 1994 and 2000?

Summary

In this lively live stream, the host reminisces about the mid-90s music era, playing a curated post-grunge playlist from 1994 to 1999. He shares personal anecdotes as a guitar teacher in Atlanta, discussing the music's evolution and the unique engagement of audiences at concerts without smartphones. The host highlights tracks from bands like Third Eye Blind, The Verve, and Incubus, reflecting on the distinctive sounds and memorable guitar riffs of that time. He also touches on his experiences with notable musicians and hints at future content, including interviews and more playlists.

Takeaways

• 🎸 The script is from a live stream where the speaker discusses their experience as a guitar teacher in Atlanta during the mid-90s, highlighting the post-grunge music era from 1994 to 1999.
• 📅 The speaker reminisces about the difference in music engagement during concerts in the 90s, noting that audiences were more focused on the music rather than cell phones, which were not present at the time.
• 🎵 The speaker created a playlist of post-grunge music for their daughter Lela, which includes bands like Third Eye Blind, The Verve, and Incubus, showcasing the diversity of music from that period.
• 👨‍🏫 As a guitar teacher, the speaker taught songs from various artists popular during the 90s, including Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Stone Temple Pilots, reflecting the influence of grunge on aspiring guitarists.
• 🎶 The script mentions specific songs and records that the speaker finds significant, such as 'Drive By' by Third Eye Blind and 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' by The Verve, emphasizing the quality of songwriting and musicianship.
• 🎤 The speaker shares personal anecdotes, including meeting Jeff Buckley and Tim Pierce, and their experiences with these artists, adding a personal touch to the music discussion.
• 📈 The speaker reflects on the growth of their YouTube channel, mentioning record numbers of subscribers and views, indicating a successful online presence.
• 🔊 The script includes commentary on the sound quality and production of the music from the 90s, with the speaker expressing a preference for the guitar tones and recording techniques of that era.
• 🎬 The speaker talks about the importance of music videos, mentioning the helicopter in the Oasis video and the impact of visuals on the reception of music.
• 📍 The script also touches on the geographical diversity of bands, with mentions of British bands like Oasis and Blur, and American bands, showing the global influence of the post-grunge movement.
• 🔗 The speaker promotes their own music-related products and encourages viewers to subscribe to their channel and follow them on social media, demonstrating an awareness of building an audience.

Q & A

What was the main topic of the live stream?

The main topic of the live stream was discussing and playing music from the post-grunge era, specifically from 1994 to 1999.

Why did the streamer create a playlist of post-grunge music?

The streamer created a playlist of post-grunge music to share with Lela, who wanted to listen to music she hadn't heard before.

What was the streamer's observation about concerts during the 1994-1999 period?

The streamer observed that during concerts in that time period, people were not looking at their cell phones but were fully engaged in the music and activities like moshing.

What was the streamer's profession during the late 90s?

The streamer was a guitar teacher in Atlanta during the late 90s.

Which song did the streamer play for Lela from the band Third Eye Blind?

The streamer played 'Motorcycle Drive By' from Third Eye Blind for Lela.

What is the significance of the song 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' by The Verve?

The significance of 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' is that it was a favorite song of the streamer and had a notable impact on him, including buying the record multiple times due to losing it.

What was unique about the song 'Drive' by Incubus?

The song 'Drive' by Incubus was unique for its great drum sound and the long space in the music, which was not considered commercial.

Why did the streamer mention the song 'Tomorrow' by Silverchair?

The streamer mentioned 'Tomorrow' by Silverchair as an example of a song from the mid-90s that he taught to his students, and also because the singer was quite young at the time, around 15 years old.

What was the streamer's experience with the band Bush?

The streamer had seen Bush play live at the Hard Rock with very few people in the mid-90s, and he commented on the great room sound and drumming.

What was the streamer's opinion on the guitar sounds in the mid-90s?

The streamer felt there was a discrepancy in the way music was recorded during the mid-90s, with many guitar sounds lacking the necessary mid-range to be considered heavy.

Which song did the streamer play that showcased great distortion guitar sounds?

The streamer played a song by Failure to showcase great distortion guitar sounds that were heavy and had the mid-range he felt was missing in many mid-90s recordings.

What was the streamer's comment on the song 'Stuck on You' by Sugar?

The streamer loved the song 'Stuck on You' by Sugar and mentioned that it was an amazing song from an incredible record.

What was the streamer's experience with Jeff Buckley?

The streamer met Jeff Buckley in 1995 or 1996 and had a conversation with him, mentioning that Jeff was an incredibly interesting guy and a talented fusion guitar player.

Why did the streamer mention the band Swervedriver?

The streamer mentioned Swervedriver as one of his favorite bands from the era, noting that he had interviewed the band's singer, Adam Franklin, and enjoyed their music greatly.

What did the streamer say about Maynard James Keenan?

The streamer had interviewed Maynard James Keenan and found him to be an incredible musician, singer, and genius, also mentioning a memorable experience of Maynard giving him a tour of his town.

What was the streamer's promotion during the live stream?

The streamer promoted his arpeggio chorus on sale for $75 and encouraged viewers to subscribe to his channel and his second channel, Rick Beato 2.

Outlines

00:00

🎸 Nostalgic Dive into Post-Grunge Music

The speaker initiates a live stream, reminiscing about the post-grunge music era from 1994 to 1999. They mention creating a playlist for their daughter, Lela, featuring music from that time, highlighting the difference in concert-goers' engagement with music before smartphones. The speaker, a former guitar teacher, recalls teaching songs from this era, including those by Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Stone Temple Pilots. They also play a favorite song, 'Third Eye Blind' by Motorcycle Drive By, appreciating its melody and build-up.

05:01

🎶 Celebrating the 90s Music Scene

Continuing the discussion, the speaker expresses their admiration for the music of the 90s, particularly focusing on the drum loops in songs like 'Antibiotics' and the emotional depth of 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' by The Verve. They also mention playing songs by Incubus and Silverchair for their daughter, emphasizing the unique qualities of each band and song, such as the drum sound in Incubus' music and the long intros in Silverchair's tracks.

10:01

🌟 Reflecting on Iconic 90s Bands and Their Sounds

The speaker delves into the significance of bands like Bush and Failure in the 90s music scene, discussing the evolution of guitar sounds and the unique recording qualities of that time. They highlight the heavy guitar sounds in Failure's music and the long intros that were characteristic of the era, which would be unlikely to be accepted in today's commercial music landscape.

15:06

🎵 Appreciating the Depth of 90s Alternative Rock

The conversation turns to the appreciation of deep and meaningful lyrics and sounds in 90s alternative rock, with the speaker expressing their love for songs like 'Stuck on You' by Sugar and 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy' by Sarah McLachlan. They also mention the influence of renowned guitarist Tim Pierce on songs of that era and the distinct recording qualities that set these tracks apart.

20:09

🌈 Exploring the Richness of Mid-90s Music

The speaker reflects on the diverse range of music in the mid-90s, discussing records like 'Covering the Satellites' by The Church and 'Color of Your Skin' by Live. They emphasize the unique qualities of these albums, such as the profound lyrics and the emotional depth of the performances, which contributed to the richness of the music scene during that time.

25:21

🎤 Vocal Tributes and the Impact of Grunge

The speaker discusses the influence of grunge and the tribute-like quality in some post-grunge music, using the example of 'Say Hello 2 Heaven' by Temple of the Dog. They also mention the best basslines in rock music and the significance of bands like Soundgarden and Oasis, highlighting the unique sound and impact of each.

30:23

🎼 The Allure of British Bands and 90s Rock

The focus shifts to British bands and their contribution to 90s rock, with the speaker expressing their admiration for songs by Embrace and Blur. They share an anecdote about opening for Blur and the distinctiveness of British rock during the 90s, emphasizing the lyrical and musical creativity of the era.

35:24

🌟 The Timeless Talent of Jeff Buckley

The speaker pays homage to the late Jeff Buckley, discussing his talent as a guitarist and singer. They share a personal encounter with Buckley and express admiration for his music, particularly 'Last Goodbye,' reflecting on his influence and the emotional resonance of his work.

40:25

🔊 The Eclectic Sounds of the Late 90s

The conversation encompasses the eclectic mix of music in the late 90s, with the speaker mentioning bands like Swervedriver and No Doubt, and songs they taught to students. They discuss the variety of sounds and styles that defined the era, from the unique vocal techniques of Maynard James Keenan to the memorable melodies of songs like 'Swear' by The Comsat Angels.

45:28

🎉 Wrapping Up a Nostalgic Music Journey

In the conclusion, the speaker expresses their desire to continue exploring the music of the 90s, suggesting potential future live streams focused on specific regions or bands from the era. They acknowledge the support of their audience and tease upcoming content, including interviews and new videos, before signing off.

Keywords

💡Live Stream

A live stream refers to content broadcast in real-time over the internet. In the context of the video, the speaker mentions that they haven't done a live stream in a long time, indicating the immediacy and interactive nature of the content they are sharing with their audience.

💡Post-Grunge

Post-grunge is a subgenre of alternative rock and a continuation of the grunge movement, typically characterized by a mix of heavy guitar riffs and introspective lyrics. The video's theme revolves around music from the post-grunge era, with the speaker discussing playlists and songs from 1994 to 1999.

💡Engagement

Engagement in this context refers to the level of involvement and interaction between the audience and the music during concerts. The speaker contrasts the engagement levels of audiences in the past with those in the present, noting that audiences in the 1990s were more immersed in the music without the distraction of cell phones.

💡Guitar Teacher

A guitar teacher is someone who instructs others in playing the guitar. The speaker mentions their experience as a guitar teacher in Atlanta, highlighting the influence of the post-grunge era on the songs that students wanted to learn.

💡Playlist

A playlist is a curated list of music tracks, usually in a specific order. The speaker talks about creating a playlist of post-grunge music for their daughter, Lela, which serves as a central element in the video's exploration of music from the 1990s.

💡Driveby

In the context of the video, 'Driveby' refers to the band Third Eye Blind and their song 'Motorcycle Driveby,' which the speaker plays and discusses as one of their favorites from the post-grunge era.

💡The Verve

The Verve is a British rock band known for their album 'Urban Hymns,' which includes the song 'Bitter Sweet Symphony.' The speaker mentions this band and song as part of the music from the 1990s that had a significant impact and is still remembered.

💡Incubus

Incubus is an American rock band that gained prominence in the late 1990s. The speaker plays one of their songs, 'Pardon Me,' as an example of the diverse range of artists and genres present during the post-grunge period.

💡Silverchair

Silverchair is an Australian rock band, and the speaker refers to their song 'Tomorrow' from the album 'Frogstomp.' The song is used to illustrate the unique sound and style of the 1990s, including the band's young age at the time of recording.

💡Bush

Bush is an English rock band known for their grunge and alternative rock sound. The speaker discusses their song 'Comedown' and the band's experience playing to small audiences in the mid-1990s, reflecting on the changing dynamics of the music scene.

💡Failure

Failure is an American alternative rock band, and the speaker praises their album 'Fantastic Planet' for its heavy guitar sounds. The band is used as an example of the quality and diversity of music produced during the 1990s.

Highlights

The host discusses creating a post-grunge music playlist from 1994 to 1999, highlighting the difference in music engagement during live concerts compared to today.

Mention of not looking at cell phones during concerts in the 90s, indicating a more immersive music experience.

The host reminisces about being a guitar teacher in Atlanta during the 90s and the popular songs people wanted to learn.

Third Eye Blind's 'Motorcycle Drive By' from 1997 is played and discussed for its melodic build-up.

The unique drum loop in the song 'These抗生素' by a band is praised for its gap, adding a distinctive touch.

The Verve's 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' is played, with the host sharing a story about buying the record multiple times.

Incubus is mentioned as a great post-grunge band with a focus on their room drum sound.

Silverchair's 'Tomorrow' is highlighted for its long space and non-commercial approach in the song structure.

Bush's 'Comedown' is played, noting the great room sound and the long intro that would be unlikely in today's music.

Failure's guitar sounds are discussed as being heavy and well-recorded, setting them apart in the mid-90s.

HUM's 'Stars' is remembered for its long intro, a common trait in songs from that era.

Sarah McLachlan's 'Possession' from 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy' is played, noting the difference in recording quality.

The host talks about Tim Pierce's involvement in the song 'Give Up, Forever' and shares a story about recording it.

Counting Crows' 'Round Here' is played, with the host expressing love for the chorus and the song's melancholy.

The host discusses the channel's growth with the most subscribers and views in the past two months, contrary to typical YouTuber trends.

Tool's 'Sober' is played, and the host reflects on the quiet and powerful vocal performance by Maynard James Keenan.

The host recalls meeting Jeff Buckley, discussing his talent as a guitarist and his time at GIT as a guitar major.

Swervedriver's 'Last Train to Satansville' is played, and the host talks about the band's unique sound and changes in their music.

No Doubt's 'Just a Girl' is mentioned as a song the host taught to students, reflecting on the band's popularity.

The host expresses a desire to feature more songs and bands from the 90s in future videos, such as British bands and others.

Transcripts

streaming what's up everyone I just said

to Tom he's over here I said I haven't

done a live stream in so long it's

freaking me

out welcome everyone I I decided to go

on live here Friday afternoon Atlanta

time uh I was uh been

been driving Lela to school over the

past couple I always drive Lea to school

but she's like are you going to play

music and I said yeah yeah yeah what do

you want to hear I don't know stuff that

I haven't heard so I made a playlist of

uh music post Grunge music call it she

knows grunge really well so I call post

post grunge

essentially um 1994 to to

1999 that time period which is a great

great time period uh what happened to

music between 1994 a lot of stuff

happened to music if if you go back and

look at videos of people walking around

at concerts anytime in that time period

you will notice one major thing they are

not looking at cell phones they are

engaged in the music they are moshing

they are doing doing all these different

things than they do today that's a huge

huge difference

um uh so I thought about this okay there

there's so

much um music from that time period that

uh that I'm even thinking of stuff

that's that's on here right now that

didn't even make my list that is

definitely what I would call

um what I would call Post grunge and um

I just just from seeing from seeing

stuff on here things that people

literally put in here right now of th

songs like yeah okay yeah oh that was

good this is basically the the time

period where I was a guitar teacher in

Atlanta these are the songs that people

came in and asked now obviously people

wanted to come in and learn Nirvana and

Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots and

all those kind of songs Al and chains

they wanted to learn those songs but a

lot of them wanted to learn songs that

were on the radio at that time

period um and this was a huge range of

artists of all different genres of music

hard like Heavy Music you know the

beginnings of um bands like tulle bands

like

corn uh and

then other bands I'm going to play some

of these other bands that that happened

I'm going to kind of skip around in the

in the late

90s uh so one of the bands that uh one

of the songs that I played Lela is this

which is one of my favorites from this

band this is a third ey Blind Motorcycle

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driveby this came out

1997

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wind in the city the sun is always in my

eyes it crashes Through the Windows and

I'm sleeping on the couch when visit you

that's when I knew that I could never

have

you I knew that before you

did still I'm the one who's

stupid and there's this

burning

like ooh so

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good

alone and

I've never been so

alive

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so one of the songs that I love one of

the things I love about this

song is the way that it

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builds the melody beautiful

M take

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I would like to build

something but you never see it

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happen

bur like

there there are so many good

notes so alone

people were like who is

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this that is a great song motorcycle

drive by to me that's the best song on

that particular record Another huge

artist now I was going to play something

off Alan's first record but I thought

I love the drum Loop in this so

much these

antibiotics now when you hear the loop

start there's a little Gap in it every

time which I think is

amazing listen how about them

transpar

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carrots right

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there thank you

India thank you

teror thank

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you thank

youty SS thank you

thank

you another great song of the era is a

song that

um that I played for

Leila uh the Brad mdow version of that I

had Brad mdow in the studio this past

week and um she asked me about this

song this is of course The

Verve this particular record I bought

eight

times cuz I kept losing

it there was a DJ on I think it was sha

Demery on this 99x here who played

it eight times in a

row he's like I love this

song

this also has drugs don't work

Sonet um lucky man oh my God amazing

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record

cuz it's a bit

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sweet I can just listen to this record

there are so many great songs on it it's

absolutely blows me away uh let's see

here another great post grunge

band

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Incubus

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me great room drum

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sound

a decade ago I never thought I would be

at 23 on the verge of spontaneous

combustion is me but I guess that

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itous

Landing I need you I need you to see but

I I can take

exping

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possibility so me while I

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and fight I got enough of the world that

people SM case so R me while

I and rise above the

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flame that is a killer song okay here's

another one now I played this for

Dylan because I was like hey eight you

should check out this band the singer

was I think

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15 it's from the first Silver Chair

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record wonderful

day I know you ha me ask

anyway won't you come with me to a place

in little

town the only way to get there to go

straight down great

singing's

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bath the water out of the CHP is

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very

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to oh the low end's amazing on this

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I love this that there's this incredibly

long

space right this is so not commercial

and then there's another this is the 45

second pre

chorus

great drum

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fil thank you

Matthew I love

this okay another band that I've never

talked about on this

channel

I haven't listen to this record in

Forever

Bush I went to see Bush play at the Hard

Rock with five

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people in the mid

90s and there was there's four people

there swear to

God listen the

drums

great room

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sound this came out 94 I

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think who would ever have an intro this

long nowadays

right so we're

like 1 minute

love

andte

it me right back

down sleep to day let it f who was there

to take your place now I knows never

will

me you do you say do you do when it all

comes

down cuz I don't want to back down from

this

Cloud take me all this time to find out

what I you

know I was thinking about this the um

and this is a this is kind of a thing it

was difficult to find people that did

great sounding Distortion guitars in the

mid90s to me this is a this is a thing

um that

that song to me is is very

um uh the guitars are just not quite

they don't have the mid-range to them

that they need right so so there was I I

always felt like there was um there was

a real discrepancy in the way that that

music was recorded then a lot of the

Bands uh they weren't they weren't

heavy the guitar sounds weren't heavy

but here's a band who has incredible

guitar sounds this is an amazing

sounding

record this is

failure let's these guitars here so

heavy what's that

snare Ken

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Andrews

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[Applause]

then I heard you

D love that song Stuck on You amazing

song this entire record this failure

record is really really really great uh

another band that I thought was kind of

before their time that

um this song is a great

song this is hum how many of you

remember

hum this is the the era of long

intros like what this is on the

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radio you could

never get away with this

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now a lot of people so I saw in the

comments here a lot of people thought

this was Smashing Pumpkins I don't know

why it doesn't sound anything like Billy

ggan I think it's really because the the

riff the the Riff is really

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great okay so there were other uh there

was other music that was going on in the

mid 90s it was completely different

right lot of great female

artists Sarah mlan this is off uh

fumbling towards ecstasy this tune

wait listen to the difference in the

recording quality of this compared to

everything that we've heard with maybe

the exception of with the exception of

failure

Sky far beyond the glaring street

lights sleeping on empty

dreams the vultures liing

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wait you lay down beside me

then this is the Bas you were with me

every

W so close I could feel

your

bre then when we wanted was the

dream to heaven to hold it just little

thing like every

gener great

not okay this is um this is the song

it's I think it's a second track on the

fumbling towards ecstasy Sarah mlin

record which is one of my absolute

favorite favorite records incredibly

great record another big

song

that my dear friend Tim Pierce played

on little did I know at the

time and I give up

forever I know you

feel I feel like this is so

present want to go home right

now all I could taste

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is great snare

sound later it's

over I just don't want to miss you

tonight and I don't want the world to

see me cuz I don't think that

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they everything to be broken

I just want you to know who I

am Tim has a great video Tim Pierce for

those of you that know Tim Pierce I know

you all know Tim he's been on my channel

a million

times but Tim has a great video about

recording that song he did a lot of the

parts on there that mandolin part I mean

a lot of the guitar parts that's that's

all Tim there and that's absolutely

phenomenal okay here's another song from

the mid90s this is by one one of my

favorite producers of that era who did

two

records back to

back this is counting

pros from A Perfect

album recovering the

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satellites and I am waiting for the

telephone tell me

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alive it's getting cold in

California I guess I'll be leaving soon

beautiful chorus

[Music]

listen anger and the Earth are bleeding

into fear

I love this right

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here

Kath thank you

Terry okay so if you don't know this

record covering the satellites it's it's

absolutely astounding I'll tell you

another record that was done by the same

producer and they were made back to

back is this

record crew Fighters color of the

shape night I'm tangled in my blanket of

cloud

beautiful

Dre oh things just won't do without you

matter of

fact

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oh I'm on

your wow perfect melody I'm on your

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back I

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W I'm on your

back you know there's so many big hits

on this song that I love but this

tune is um I really feel like he's

channeling

Kurt that to me is a

um is it just sounds like like a tribute

to Kurt to Kurt's quiet singing that he

does on something in the way way or um

on

ply it da it just sounds like Dave is is

really channeling that for this vocal

performance which I think is incredibly

good uh Marcelo can we do this for the

next five hours yes we can we can

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want to say a couple things here before

we go

on right now this month and last month

are the two biggest months I have ever

had on this channel the most subscribers

the most views by a lot it's about 30

million views on the channel massively

big videos I don't know why after seven

and a half years this is when YouTube

channels are supposed to you know when

YouTubers are supposed to have hit their

Peak and going down and and uh if you

don't subscribe to my second Channel

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been a big big uh big time in the

channel um now there were some uh bands

some of my favorite bands and some of my

favorite

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people that released records in the

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mid90s in my interview with Robert Deo

one of

his and he demonstrates his

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Baseline

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if you haven't seen that interview he

plays along with this keep tripping

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away best Baseline of the of the '90s

best rock

B one of the best rock B

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thanks

John um yeah that is one of the best

baselines ever in rock music

period man that kills that kills okay

here is a song that um was actually

produced by the same

producer uh and it's a Pearl Jam song

from that era that I think is amazing

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listen

could but turned my B time nothing could

say

oh this vocal

alone waiting lock down he got up out of

there for hundreds of

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miles Danny says man that sounds damn

good the winds upet him down on his KNE

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listen to

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b crashing like a f to

the him

wings

now W open with the sea this FL oh oh oh

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and

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then

wow oh got to pause after that that

that's ridiculous

man there were some amazing the grunge

bands that that did records I say post

grunge I I say post

1994 another

record

the as

thirsty you

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are bur burn in my hand off down in the

upside sound garden

go down below the

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truth I I'm getting

depressed

the flows

below

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then beautiful

there

she

in

sunsh is

mine is

mine another one of the best base

players then

shepher

my head

again would

you oh man you know honestly I get uh I

get a little bit bummed out when I hear

that

um okay another great song this is like

post the big records this is a um

another one of

my Oasis songs is kind of off off the

Beaten Track but it was a

single on be here

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now I love the long intros

right Tom you know this song at all

these are all before your time

right what

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ear Tom was born in

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97

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Adrian so we're like 1 minute into the

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song step off the train not alone atone

back into the where I was sun in the

never put all the tracks and they must

be M on the hill and I feel fine don't

look back cuz you know what you might

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[Applause]

see

wa

I love the helicopter in the video Jeff

says I do too great

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[Applause]

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[Applause]

video you got to love those mid90s Oasis

songs here's another

band um

another band from

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England this Embrace love this

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band you might not know this band but

you should it's called all you good good

[Music]

people something you're always saying me

all time

well I'll stay right here and I'll wait

for good until I

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find you got hear the chorus on this

somay you've got it coming it hurts me

when I read the

sign it's all light and clear that I

make you glad if I'm leaving first and

crying all you good good

people listen to

me you're just about done with the way

that you

feel there's nothing Rings

home this is Embrace British band to

me what I called all you good

good all you good good

people and then of course we have

somebody's like why haven't you ever

played

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blur

wo

woo

great lyric in the vers

here that I got my head

sh by a jumbo I got my head shaved by a

jumbo jet

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easy

feel

so I did a gig opening for blur in a

band in

1992 in Philadelphia at the what was it

called Art Theater no the um maybe it

was Art Theater it was right next to JC

dobs it was a

theater and um that's all I

remember and it was amazing okay

another Classic

record

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one of the best records of the

90s one of the most talented

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songwriters

woo

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okay

so you guys know this you know this

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tune last goodbye Jeff

Buckley this is our lasting

bre must I Dreaming no way I see your

face why can't we overcome this

war bab maybe it's just because I didn't

know you at

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all now you know this song Tom oh yeah

now you see Tom's born in 1997 but he

knows that song I met Jeff

Buckley in 1996 I told this story and

when I did a a a what makes a song great

on uh I actually did it on the song

Vancouver that was off his

um his uh record that came

out after he passed away it was from one

of his demos um and um I met Jeff in

1995 here in Atlanta maybe 96 I can't

remember I think he passed away in

97 um he was uh came into this

bar with a friend of mine who introduced

me to him and I

um talked to him for about an hour and a

half or

so incredibly interesting guy a lot of

people don't know that he went to git as

a guitar major and my dear friend Allen

Hines who I hung out with him when I was

in LA last we uh last week at the Nam

show was friends with Jeff and Jeff was

an was a um incredibly good Fusion

guitar player did you know that Tom no

he played Allen Holdsworth solos Jeff

was a shredder Shredder guitar

player that could

play really intricate guitar

stuff okay I'm I want to try and get um

some of the people that Jeff went to

school with at git on here

um and talk about that time period but

um really really amazing what a talented

guy okay another one of my favorite

records of that era and everybody knows

this band is

uh I always talk about swerve driver oh

my God I can't Listen to Swerve driver

enough I had Adam Franklin the singer on

the

channel probably three years ago I did

an interview with them that was so

fun this is St there

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I

apologize you s the TRU straight

by

for you me

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are

I Jesus walk down my

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stream they to

teach remember me but

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I if you go to Spotify it says 2008 This

Record came out

1996 ejector seat reservation swerve

driver this song check out the course

the the changes in this I love this

listen to

[Applause]

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this over your

rooftops throw cherries towards your

outstretched Pals

on my way back from Israel Nob peace PR

to I Love

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It I am

super

cuz I am

[Applause]

super okay now there are just there's so

many great songs from this time period I

didn't even uh we've got no

doubt I don't think I've ever played no

doubt on here let's get into a little

bit be I know what you

thinking I don't need your reason don't

tell

so these

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songs are songs that people ask to come

people would come

in and I taught all these songs all of

them oh my God I have a list here that's

got I just I put together a list here of

38 songs in you know five minutes or so

I could go I I could make this list I

put a I put a Spotify playlist here uh

with 38 songs that I ju I just saw I was

like well okay what songs did I teach

now some of these songs I did not I

didn't teach the other Jesus by swer

driver or uh but a lot of these other

songs I taught oh my God I taught so

many of these songs I taught Songs Like

This

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right let me get into it a little

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bit

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oh now listen the sound to

that belly clearing

could been my own chaotic insecure

delusion I want to feel the change

consum

me okay so when I was teaching songs

like this I was thinking about this

somebody asked me about um when I went

and interviewed Maynard in um I think I

was talking about Tik Tock the other

night or something

uh when I finished my interview with

Maynard it was in

um Jerome South uh um Jerome Arizona is

that right Mike you're on here is it

Jerome or was it I want to make sure

that I'm that I'm right about that it

was at one of Maynard's

restaurants and

uh and Maynard talks really

quietly incredibly quietly and

uh and Mike was Mike was about Mike who

worked with me he goes on all these

things yes it's Jerome

so Mike was probably 5 feet from us and

he said he's like I couldn't hear

anything he

said I was like that's Maynard talk so

quietly it's really amazing and um and

so as soon as we finished the interview

oh mayard was so cool he's like can I

give you a tour of the town I was like

AB absolutely and I got into his Jeep

and we're driving around it was

beautiful there uh driving around town

and I I wanted to

just um I wanted to get my camera out of

my phone and just go like this and I was

like just to remember mayor driving me

around town and giving me a tour it was

so

cool uh brought me up to his Winery and

everything I mean it was really

highlight of uh of last year that was so

fun and

um uh is that The Tool Guy yes mayard

Maynard James

Keenan that was a fun fun time I'm I I I

want to have Maynard back on the channel

again at some point he's what what an

incredible musician singer

genius uh so there's many other signs I

didn't even touch stuff I mean I mean I

have seal on here a lot of there's

plenty of songs I didn't play that are

songs that I've actually made videos on

um that are on here I have Korn on here

I've got de tones I've got uh um I have

a lot of things on here I have Lisa lob

stay the song I Knew Lisa Lobe back then

um uh let's see Rick you need to listen

to Tom Tim

Christensen um

thank you for all the the super chats

you guys this has been

amazing if you'd like to see me do some

of these things uh to to actually hone

in on some some of these other songs and

talk about them because there's a lot of

songs I could actually narrow it down I

could I could do just British bands of

from

1994 you know poris had and and

supergrass you know 19 1994 to 1999

radio head I could do uh I didn't even

play radio head on here I could do you

know Southern California bands I could

do the you know from this time period

there was a lot of incredibly great

music that happened in the late 90s Amy

win housee uh Back to Black I was going

to play just so many things torn by

Natalie and bruo which is a killer song

she didn't write the song uh it was

actually by a band called in the swap

but um uh Queens Reich I see Portis head

on here Kula Shaker great great bands

that were happening in the 90s uh

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you guys are amazing sorry it's been two

weeks or three weeks since I've been on

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know got to take some time off I'll see

you guys soon have a great weekend take

care

bye