Chuck D. Bones
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They cover a myriad of topics, including Gilmour's pedals. He talks about the Big Muff, Butler Tube Driver and compressors.
Rick Beato interviews David Gilmour
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They cover a myriad of topics, including Gilmour's pedals. He talks about the Big Muff, Butler Tube Driver and compressors.
tegendemuur
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That Boomer is A-OK! I enjoyed his Brian May interview as well.
BrainDrain
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It’s interesting how he got this interview after posting a video where he seemed genuinely sad about how some guys just can’t be reached lol. Gotta love Beato. 
giovanni
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He definitely loves a bit of drama. He’s alright though. I really liked his Keith Jarrett and his Julian Lage interviews.It’s interesting how he got this interview after posting a video where he seemed genuinely sad about how some guys just can’t be reached lol. Gotta love Beato.
nooneknows
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Well, actually I've never heard Gilmour talking for an hour and a half, that's a good point in Beato's interviews, the guests actually feel very comfortable
jessenator
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It's like Rick actually likes to focus on music instead of trying to beat the drama count of an episode of VH1's Behind The Music
I was actually concerned about the first one , that maybe Gilmour's agent said "don't talk about the Floyd,"
No matter what you think of him, I think he's been rather up front that what he cares about is recording these people's thoughts, talents , techniques, etc. so that people can have the interviews for reference for music history sake.
I was actually concerned about the first one , that maybe Gilmour's agent said "don't talk about the Floyd,"
No matter what you think of him, I think he's been rather up front that what he cares about is recording these people's thoughts, talents , techniques, etc. so that people can have the interviews for reference for music history sake.
falco_femoralis
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I can't stand beatoff. He asks the same obvious questions everyone else has already asked like it's the first time anyone's ever had those thoughts.
I was on the fence about him until I saw his video on I-9. They were a super talented original up and coming band, yet to be signed, and he approached them and signed onto his label. He had the opportunity to be a guiding force for the group, yet when a bigger producer fish came along he stepped aside, knowing full well what usually happens to bands in the industry - they get broken up before they get to recording, other people come in to play the parts, and every producer and studio exec has to tack their name onto the band's songs so they get a writing credit. And Rick likely did this so as not to make waves in the industry. No backbone and no originality. Complete tool.
His music theory courses are a joke as well. The way he "explains" stuff isn't thorough or comprehensive and requires double checking with other sources anyway. And half the time you have to hear him go on about how he was a guitar prodigy when he was still in the womb.
This is a much more interesting interview with a much better interviewer
I was on the fence about him until I saw his video on I-9. They were a super talented original up and coming band, yet to be signed, and he approached them and signed onto his label. He had the opportunity to be a guiding force for the group, yet when a bigger producer fish came along he stepped aside, knowing full well what usually happens to bands in the industry - they get broken up before they get to recording, other people come in to play the parts, and every producer and studio exec has to tack their name onto the band's songs so they get a writing credit. And Rick likely did this so as not to make waves in the industry. No backbone and no originality. Complete tool.
His music theory courses are a joke as well. The way he "explains" stuff isn't thorough or comprehensive and requires double checking with other sources anyway. And half the time you have to hear him go on about how he was a guitar prodigy when he was still in the womb.
This is a much more interesting interview with a much better interviewer
