Get Adam!

This video is analogous to Van Gogh telling you why he put a certain brush stroke on “Starry Night”!

I'd like to hear more about the politics of scoring. Projects go through several layers of approvals and everyone has to get their 3 squirts of territorial piss on it to feel like they are a part of the process. The video edit can change, an executive can not like particular tracks... you can always be chasing revision. How is that handled... contractually, time management, creatively?

He was special

Great Store! Im a PRS and Ibanez player on Electric… Definitely Martin and Taylor on my Acoustic guitars… but would love a Collings!

Probably make Jimmy Page scratch his head.

Loved it!! Especially the B Bender on the acoustic! Wow❤

I saw them in Detroit when the GoGo's opened up for them

Is that a new thing, making shorter videos? It’s actually not such a bad idea, so you can have snippets of great interviews and songs played. Thank you very much Rick!

great interview one of my favorite guitarists!

You have the coolest channel on UKposts

Gentle soul.

Ah it hurts my head

Tha Ts kist npt fair

Lee’s sense of humor is contagious.

Rick is VERY GOOD.

A house full of good music. This is very important. Great episode.

Danny and Maynard are the best pair of singer drummer's ever to exist. Clay from mobile Alabama

Song of the 80’s for sure.

Been listening to him since the beginning. Still as brilliant as ever

I wanted to hate but no this is legit

Listen to some Buckethead- Worms for the Garden. See if you can play that.

it’s important to precise that they are talking about music score for blockbusters that why directors can so much control on the music files. This can explain why block busters music score are lacking of uniqueness. Business wise.

If you mix “sound side” guitar players with Yngwie guitar players on a Saturday you get Guitar Center guitar players.

крутяк!!!!

7:36 Best Dionne Warwick song ever!!

Remember the "Rock Licks series that came out in the 80s. I still own the VHS with Brian May. Had learned several of his solos by then (starting in 71'), and was very embarrased to discover, that I had learned them all wrong.

Started learning to play in 71, and yeah, finding sets with an .08 top end was nearly impossible, by the mid to late 70s, all of a sudden, several makers started releasing sets with an .08 Top End you could find in the local shops.

in the 70s, the dramatic drop in price of a playable guitar/amp had a real effect f'sure.

Wish I knew you were in town!!!!

If I had a dollar for every tear shed from the ineffably beautiful longing of this song... Those feelings touch the eternal and are worth more than mere earthly wealth.

Jimmy's done it all and seen it all

next to Lennon/McCartney, my favorite song writer...

Love the interview 🙌 Maybe feature some more of his audio equipment and instrument collection 🙏

i'd have to go back and buy from a different guy.

I love it how Rick sees what's great about Pat Metheny and also Billy Corgan.

I’m honestly getting so sick of seeing these people with these absurd modular setups that are just complete money pits that require mountains of space , that type of nonsense is just not necessary at all in 2024, it’s overindulgent and you got nobodies now racking up debt trying to mimic this stupidity

You need to do a video on David Sanborn

Lol we just heard Tool on the radio the other day in Toronto, sooo uhhhhhhh yeah

The issue is that people are using the sample libraries too much. Playing a cue on the piano prevents the director from getting used to sampled sounds and it will train their ears to hear a reduced version on the piano and wonder what it will sound like in the recording session. From what I hear....the musicians HATE being separated from each other when in recording sessions. They see it as a few things: 1. the composer is trying to get the players to do things that they can't replicate from the samples because they are human and not a computer, 2. they can't orchestrate or control the orchestra so they divide them up with walls or record them on separate days and use faders to replicate that orchestras can do ANYTHING

And I need you more than want you, and I want you for all time. One of the greatest lyrics ever written.

Didn't know there was a second channel until today, and I immediately subscribed.

Awesome interview. Tom is great!

I'm not a fan of colored finishes, Rick, because the paints and such are done to hide the fact that often inferior wood is being used by the manufacturer.

I hate going to a Music Store. So much I can't afford., never will be able to buy, that I walk out very depressed.

Imagine hating Kirk.. ok you all play better and have made better music we believe you. Kirk is the sweetest guy <3

Webb has composed some of the most Classic songs ever recorded. Interestingly, I don't consider Wichita Lineman his greatest work. Not that I'm talking crap about the song, I just think he's had many others that equal or eclipse it.

so perfect

Fantastic interview. More please !

Rick, can you try and do an extended interview with John Williams on the issue to get his opinion on traditional methods of scoring? Would love to see it!