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Just class! Father and three sons, all just brilliant!

Great interview Brian. Stewart just flows along.

Roger you ROCK!!!

Love this!!!!!! As a CT fan since Budokan, it's great whenI learn new things about the band. I learned a few new things from this interview. And it's proof that Rick's got an amazing memory for details! Thank you for posting this awesome interview.

REALLY enjoyed this, guys! love your synth/vintage keys hunting stories. looking forward to more.

The sonic goddess!!

He and Andy look very much alike

Love Sabbath yet have not heard some of their more obscure records so cheers for the tip off 🙏 Great interview 🤛

It's so nice to watch a real interview! Great questions and the great Lisa Bella Donna!

Things have changed.

29:27 syncing the midified LM1 to the midi of the MemoryMoog, woaw, that was risky, playing in big stadiums, such a rapid sequence. I've had disasters with proper Midi to Midi that worked in rehearsals, soundchecks and didn't when live for unknown reasons, so that was brave ! But the Dr. would have played it by hand in case of crash no doubt ! Great interview, thanks !!

Love the reel to reel in the background. My roommates had one like that. We used to do editing of music and fun stuff on that R2R. I saw CT in Fresno in the 1970s.

Horace... :)

It takes a drummer to make something so esoteric easy to understand. Thank you Mr. Copeland and RHS.

Hands down the best Cheap Trick-related interview I have ever seen. Life is s worth living in part because every once in a while you come upon gems like this. Thank you!

odd he did not mention that Matt himself played himself in a Prince tribute band!

Stewart Copeland handled that well

I love this genius naned Rick Nielsen! He is, and always will be, a one-of-a-kind, an original who set the bar for any upcoming guitarist who could ever think to give his audience an over-the-top, exhilarating performance beyond playing guitar only!. I love you Rick Nielsen! ❤

48:00 the outrage of telling Stewart Copeland that jazz drummers are the next level up!

Big fan of Rick and Cheap Trick. Rick always seems so down to earth.

Love this, thank you.

Great watching this video. Loved the comment about what the members of The Revolution bring to the stage even without him. So well put.

Ill save this for later

incredibly revealing conversation. Thank you for posting.Also, Jellyfish are the best!!

I LOVE seeing these guys geek out about these keyboards. It takes me back to my own keyboard odysseys. I was a few years behind them. Playing Jellyfish and Moog Cookbook cd’s while driving cross country to spend all my money on old synths. These are my kind of nerds.

Rick is a great guy. Met and spoke with him many times since 77. Just have not seen him since Bun E left the band. Maybe this summer in Ottawa, i'll pass a note backstage or something. :) (Rick if you're reading this... DAVID PEEL not ELEPHANTS MEORY :) )

No Mention of KISS bummer. KISS opened the door for them.

I swear Richie Stotz had to be Influence by Rick. I cant imagine anybody else he reminded me of.

I remember back 1998 i believe it was not sure but cheap trick play at ostrich festival in downtown Chandler Arizona anyways I'm not guitar expert but seeing Rick playing with his custom double guitar, as a 12 Year old me it just blew my mind away

Love Lisa, always a great listen and always so much to learn from her ❤

where are parts 2,3 4 ... ?

Love this !

just discovered jellyfish and now I'm obsessed

Why is the cover of Rumours on the wall??? Did the interviewer have something to do with producing that album?

48:04 99!!

rick needs to go to the rest home, the lame MF

This is an incredible interview! Did Steve Porcaro ever write a book about synthesis? I'd love to hear more from him on this topic.

So Much talent in this family!! What a pioneer

Can we call it a chess board? A checker board is red and black.

Awesome interview

Great family from the Hartford area...fun fact Joe Porcaro was a drummer in the Hartford Symphony!

A truly amazing icon of R&R Thanks for your contributions sir Rick.

Guys a straight up creative genius, tbf... who happens to be a badass guitarist. Fascinating to listen to, especially his perspective on England... haha ' everything was very 'imperial' back then... did PI get a mention....🤔 I rate his stance on guitars too... used, beat up old things lol... before I knew it I was up to my balls in the things... bought one for every year I played, so by the time I was 25 I had over 20... which was more than one a year .... but that's not the point, I was playing 'catch-up'... basically i bought every second hand guitar or bass I saw, for a time...had to curb it, my house was starting to look a bit like Jeff Lynn's lol. Not on the same level as Rick, but I bought some rare ones. Did he say that they did acid and listened to The Beatles n Jethro Tull....🤔 fucking legend 😄🌈😎❤

"I'm self-taught...I play what I think the song needs" Oh Rick...you know and I know the majority of great musicians are self-taught. Your humility is always refreshing though. He didn't get a picture because he was stupid. Can we say that now? Honestly, the only way a man can get away with missing the birth of his son is to say (and for his wife to know) that he really WAS recording a song with John Lennon. I'm sure she's forgiven you by now. :-)

wondering if Steve ever worked with Larry Fast ?

connecting the dots .....David Foster among other many accomplishments produced Chicago during their massive 80s reinvention

We called the black and white static the ant wars white vs black ants.

Oh I love Stomu Yamashta Go II since the early 80's too ...

Really interesting warm and intelligent talk with a true passion fpr music!

I had a TEAC 3340 back then, and a book on how to DIY recording, that happened to have Stingo on the cover. Cost 700 quid in 1987, had to sell it for 400 a year later, but such great fun.