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Seeing Reb with Kip in collaboration was epic. Thank you.

Simply amazing!! Shows what true talent this band has ALWAYS had!! It was fascinating to watch the creative process. I have such respect for Kip and this band!! And they continue to amaze with their latest Seven in 2024!! MUCH deserved kudos!

Watching this in 2024. I think their latest album Seven is another masterpiece in my opinion. This band never got the credit they deserved!!

I would’ve paid to watch this again and again! Musical brothers!

21:35 What a great cut in the video. Way better than any editing in the Oscar-winning film Bohemian Rhapsody.

was this filmed in a gas chamber?

Wsh there was a subtitled version of this. I'm learning english on my own,and I just triyng to understand what they are saying, but so many times .. I don't catch so many things .. I'll keep on.They are very good and really, really funny too

God bless Winger love Reb Beach !! ✝️🇺🇲

To me winger is not underrated rather misunderstood by fake music lover and fake show off so called musicians 😂....We love them.. Doesn’t matter who says what shit....keep on rocking in a Wired world ❤❤❤

Refreshing to hear new music after covid, Thank yall 🤘🏻🤓🤘🏻

From a posting I wrote on the Venetian Snares TH-cam page in which he shows his record Vache running in Renoise: [Studying a Roland sp404 user manual will chase all the dragons right out of this garbage. Start with just getting good programming an 808 and a Sampler. Don't forget, if you aren't going to loop a sample, it doesn't have to be truncated. You can sample a full 16 bar drum phrase in auto-record without worrying about setting an end point. It's fairly obvious from the design that one bar only of the 808 belongs in each of the sp404 sample pads and that the 808 and sp404 machines run brilliantly in tandem to preform the exact task of unlocking the mystery behind Venetian Stares style productions. Breakcore rarely loops drums the way you would for 90's hip hop, trip hop or drum and bass. It's easier to quickly load up a sampler full of all kinds of crazy drums than you might think. Then you can record a performance of un-looped samples as a new sample, or record macro files with SMTE time code. Vache uses a blues style "call and response," which is also worth knowing something about, as well respected breakcore music has a syntactical quality that would require more focus and dedication. Studying classical percussion will also demystify the Snares. It seems as though Aaron Funk knows how to dream up fancy rhythms, and exactly how to then program, or possibly even to notate the percussion parts like a traditional composer. Post-modern culture expresses this marriage of older with newer concepts in design, painting, literature and architecture. The Roland 808 Rhythm Module featured classical music notation symbols on the front panel. It's easy enough to grab a book full of Buddy Rich or James Brown drum notations and dial them into the 808 to sample them with a large variety of stereo effects. If you do that labor, and keep the files well organized in folders on PC, it simplifies the myth of Venetian Snares being a mad genius. It sounds, although I don't know for a fact, like Venetian Snares knows something of the Canadian rock band Rush's drum notations. Many of the samples he uses could be failed attempts at programming Rush parts both with a drum machine or in midi on PC. Maybe Aaron Funk studied at a special music institute in Canada prior to becoming Venetian Snares and was allowed with faculty support, to attempt programming the drum lines of a full Rush L.P. for his senior thesis. This kind of thing is allowed at certain liberal art schools, even in the U.S. In such a case, it isn't Renoise that should impress you. While viewing the above TH-cam video, the preliminary work and ownership of the samples used is what I would admire most, rather than the perverse opportunity to glance at someone else's cluttered workspace on the world wide web. Another possibility is that Neil Pert himself records .smf files with a Roland electronic drum kit and then gives them to Aaron Funk, who then edits and mixes them. Whether or not that is the case, paying a skilled percussionist to record full Rush songs in midi gets you much closer to your dream than Renoise alone ever will. Try in any DAW soloing one track of a Rush .smf that has a few multi-timbrall rolls in it, run it at super fast tempos, change the instrument a few times, the pitch, the location of the midi event... It sounds like "Winter in the Belly of a Snake." Another commercial musician from America who outclassed each of his contemporaries in such a way was Winger. The chord changes on their formidable: 'In the Heart of the Young' L.P. are much bigger than anything you'd expect from an 80's Hair Metal band. You'll have the devil of a time writing music that's as good as Winger's if your preparation consisted mearly in learning to cover Beatles songs from tablature that was purchased at Barnes and Noble. For that reason, why not chalk Winger up as a Post-Modern artist as well?]

Great video, thanx! "Pull" is masterpiece!

This is their BEST material. The ONLY reason why this release was not really successful can be summed in one word - GRUNGE. Great, talented musicians. Great album!!!!

Unbelievable, riveting, awe inspiring, humbling, hilarious, edifying. Life just makes more sense after watching something like this. Thanks guys.

Kip is hands down one of the best musicians on this planet.. he is a straight beast. And w kip, reb and rod together, for get about it.. They as a band, crush alot of the bands out there today and they're in their 60s.. phenomenal musicians..

How many Coors Light was consumed during the making of Winger IV? My inquiring mind wants to know. 🙂

Something you can never take from someone is their talent you have or you don’t just that simple

Where did they record this album? This studio looks awesome.

Goes hard🔥

Was it accident that Reb starts singing "One" and ultimately ends up covering it with Don Dokken years later? 🤔😆🤷

16:16 Ha, ha, ha,, I'm not sure he was surprised really or not, but it looks pretty funny. Thank You very much for your time and your effort, Federico Monaco (Fede for friends)

The more I listen to this album, the better it gets. That goes for all of their albums. Kip is a musical genius as is every other member of this incredible band.

What a treat this video was. So eye opening in regards to how talented each of these musicians is in their own right, but together they are a powerhouse😊

Reb is the GOAT! Everybody in any band is replaceable. There is nobody that could replace Reb in Winger.. Nobody!!! They were a super group before that term was ever used in the industry! Id say that they were the first & they are still going strong! As session musicians.. Kip & Reb went from hating each other to getting along & eventually starting writing together.. at the suggestion of Beau Hill.. the rest is history! Thank you Beau! Winger is a force to be reckoned with!

💕very entertaining

Definitely more difficult than one could imagine! Great teamwork guys 💗

Yes

Good

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🥰crazy cool

Awesome

That’s it

💗is bleeding baby 💗

Lol

This album was a master piece! Ahead of its time!

Anyone happen to know what song they were gettin' down on from about 18:30 to 23:10?

puoi postare le tabs??❤

What exactly is going on at the end there starting from 32:01? It looks like Kip is playing some kind of Indian-inspired melody on guitar, and then somebody else is strumming a single chord as rhythm guitar behind it, while John(?) and Rod do some kind of falsetto chant in harmony together. I can't tell if that's John though because of the way the camera is angled, but over the back of his head, but that's my best guess. It also seems like that clip repeats for a while, so I'm wondering if that might've been a glitch with the VHS that resulted in it playing back several times or something.

So this is how the magic happens!👊😜😎🎸🎤🎵 Reb is really funny!🤣

Great album. Pretty dark for Winger, but it's still amazing. Lots of cool tonalities, too.

Kip Winger as a singer, is so underrated. And the fact that he kept his voice and can still hit those notes, is amazing.

My favorite part was when Reb started in the room with a strutt just before Kip startled himself with the volume being so loud... HAHAHA, lol! Check him out! > 16:15

is it james deen and david Spade? lol j/k

Does anyone out there know if that guitar riff that Reb played ever made it to a song? It's the one that Kip loved and said that's a whole nother song Comes in around 13:56

A sheer pleasure to watch !! That's the way it should be when creating and recording music.

27:19 Yeah "Reb was right". This guys .. awesome friendship where everyone can be (very politely) sincere. Thanks fof this kind of stuff. I'm not an english native speaker at all, and there some moments where I needed "CC"sometimes, but it's okay. Enyoying what I've seen and what I've understood

Winger were and still are one the best hard rock bands . The whole album Pull is killer , no skipping tracks for me . Still sounds as good now as it did all those years ago

Reb beach blows that no talent kirk hammett off the stage any day..... just cause kirk has alot of money doesn't make him a good guitar player.. the dude just got lucky

Standing ovation, John makes a great completion of a class act. Saw him in small clubs playing like he was in a arena . All top shelf. Bravo

Man !!! There was just so many talented bands in the 80s!!! Most of which are STILL touring & putting out quality albums even now!!! Stryper! LA Guns!! Extreme!! Winger!!! Crue/Def Lep/Poison Stadium Tour, GNR/ACDC/ Metallica/ Maiden/OZZY PowerTrip , & on & on it goes…. So damn lucky I got to experience this music in my prime as it was happening. Don’t miss a chance to see these Legendary bands when they come around to your town. Last of a dying breed…. Unfortunately