Possibly the most beautiful guitar solo I've ever heard
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- This is possibly the most beautiful guitar solo I've heard in my life. This solo is played by the amazing guitarist Chris Buck, from the song "Dreams to Remember". Check out Chris Buck's TH-cam channel for more spectacular guitar solos and excellent guitar work -
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PLEASE put his name, "Chris Buck" , in the title. He deserves that recognition. Unreal player.
Chris Buck. I will remember that. Thank you.
Underrated musician..
Great day in the morning 🌞
His name is Robert Paulson.
@@jeffreyharper6493 why is someone saying different
THIS is real, live, honest music. In a dive bar, without costumes or backing tracks or giant screens, just pure musicianship and emotion. I hope this never goes away. Thank you
Fuck yea
Fuck yea
Just like SRV
Amen to that
@Eze Merlino th-cam.com/video/950PMHGI_mA/w-d-xo.html this is the most beautiful solo I’ve ever heard, if any you guys wanna check it out
When words can't but the strings can
Chris Buck is a real stud. Amazing guitarrist. He is not playing this solo with his hands but with his heart.
This guy is pouring every emotion he has into his guitar. That's how it's done. Play from your heart and be yourself.
And practice for countless hours beforehand so as your technique is on point 👌
Some people play from the heart but it's a big scratchy repetative disorientated mess! 😅
his name is matthew scott it you’re curious. he has his own youtube channel.
th-cam.com/video/PLpGwoAxEhQ/w-d-xo.html
I'm feeling every emotion. ❤️
STAR POWER!
Never underestimate the incredible chance of finding a gem , support local talent, go to shows , and see…. Something just like this ! Magnificent!
He has 100k+ subs here on TH-cam
So true Brother! We went to a golf in the wall dive ,and listened to a band called Jive mother mary, Great little three-piece band
th-cam.com/video/UgTo0LWyX1A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=shWWqd10SrqPVb7V
Ah, nice to see and hear my video again..i filmed this clip of Chris Buck playing with his band Buck & Evans at the Hug & Pint in August 2017 before it was lifted, and used (uncredited) in this video. It was up there on my channel, along with the rest of that fantastic gig. Sadly, in February 2022 my channel vanished, and I've had no explanation from TH-cam why this happened, or how to restore it. Maybe it could yet be saved, who knows? Chris deserves every success, he's a great guy and a brilliant player.
Was it you who filmed the Old Love cover as well? I’ve been searching for that for months!
@@gib009- yes, pretty much the full gig at the Hug & Pint including "Old Love". I still have the memory card somewhere, i should find it and upload some of it again maybe? Great night.
Please please upload it again ! I love the « bold as love » esque intro of I’ve got dreams, that is missing here.
Yes, please upload again! It was the best version on TH-cam! Thanks so much
What city is this? Thanks.
Yep.....the best ever I heard. And I heard plenty. As a musician since 1989.
This isn't just a young man "playing the guitar"......it's what happens when a soul finds a way to make its feelings audible.
There you go, exactly!
A beautiful way to describe this Uncle Doug !
When a soul finds a way to make its feelings audible = Stevie Ray Vaughan, also.
@@millsmansion9704 .....and Gary Moore.
Omg yes
Im 58, nearly 59 and have been playing since I was 11. I dont get to see "it" very often. And this kid has "it". The rare occasions that you get to see the music, instrument and the musician become a single entity is far to seldom. Thank you so VERY much for sharing this piece of real music played by a real musician. It brought tears of joy to my eyes. That nearly never happens. Thank you again. And if you know him, thank him as well. Sharing something that raw is incredible.
I'm with you, totally crying here. That was definitey "it".
What's this guys name ?
@@josephwilliams273 Chris buck
@@dougww1ectebow crying!!!!?? With that!!! Sir .you are nuts
@@josephwilliams273 Chris Buck
In one solo with eyes shut, this man just explained his past, his hopes, his lost faith, and his finding that faith once more but this time greater and better.
Oh my gosh!!! Oh my .......
WTF? Why am I just hearing this?
Its worth more than a hug & therapy.
This isn't just guitar. This is music bleeding out of one. Don't give me shredding for its own sake. Give me this. Ache. Longing. Blues. Something that makes me feel something raw and real.
✊🏼
Couldn’t have put that any better.
Exact reason why I prefer the playing of David Gilmour to about anyone else.
Its becoming almost Jedi like and man and guitar becoming one. Some people have that feel like Stevie Ray Vaughn and they cant do no wrong with the right gear!
@@misterhat6395 especially comfortably numb
Tone!!!!!
That had to be one of the most passionate solos I've ever heard. A guitarist literally lost within the soul of his instrument. Just beautiful
Are you saying boys soul or boys hole?
Humans have soul, not instruments. There is the soul of the person who cuts the wood, that which builds the instrument, and that which plays the instrument. Long chain of Souls, nothing "magic" about it.
Most musicians cal it "the zone". It's where music, instrument and player are all one. And it touches that "zone" in everyone that hears it.
@Michelle Louise Davis Im 59 and been playing guitar since I was 11. Before that, I tried my hand at piano, violin and drums. When I was a cab driver in Los Angeles, my best friend was a studio musician named Earle Dumler who had also played for Frank Zappa and the Mother of Invention. I frequented the movie sound stages as his guest and music studios as well. Playing and listening to music both live and on radio has been a HUGE part of my life. While there are a large number of excellent players, there are few that can regularly find themselves that lost in, what I call, the zone. I can make a piece of music sound great because I have that kind of practice and mechanical knowledge. But exposing myself that deeply is VERY difficult. I can count on my fingers the number of times that I was overtaken by the moment, music and gave control over to the emotion so deeply that I didnt care who was watching. This piece of music isnt just a man playing notes. It's a human being baring his soul. A very rare and powerful thing.
@Michelle Louise Davis One other thing. I could play all of the notes exactly like he's playing them. 100% the same...mechanically. but it wouldnt be 1/10 as good as what he's playing right now because what he is playing is more than just the notes.
He in a state where he has become at one with his soul . Stunning and not often witnessed . So glad I’ve seen this . Thank you .
_He became one with the music. Unbelievable performance...._ 🥰
But most musicians play from the soul. They just mastered the appearance
This is like Pearl Jam
On the road like in between
It’s what had driven me to guitarists
he really went in his own world while giving that solo.
Now THAT is how a strat is SUPPOSED to sound! The holy grail of strat tone right there. Chris Buck is a monster player. He should be touring the world with a big time backing band showcasing his brilliance. Man, I dont know whether to pick up guitar right now or throw it out the window. Lol. Nice job Chris!
Dude you stole my comment! I was gonna say that there's something special when you really play a Strat well. Few do it, but it sounds divine when it all comes together.
Srv had the best strat tone and always will
You damn kids need to get out more.Checkout the solo on Buddy Guy's "I Suffer With the Blues.This kids ok, but this is just some blue eyed rock stuff.Without Buddy there would be no rock players.Ask Jimi Hendrix.
@@James-hh1lq Stevies tone came from Albert King.
@@knifelyfe6565 All of you kids need to "get out more"...Joe Bonamassa and Eric Gales aren't chopped liver...either!
This, right here is why I love music. Some real folks making real music. Everyone who was lucky enough to be at that gig was watching something absolutely pure.
Glad it was recorded. Pure genius, so moving!!!
No such thing as 'real' music whether you and I like it or not.
This is great but nothing technically great.Just playing simple blues scales using a shit tone of vibrato that's it.
"Absolutely pure"! No idea what that means. It's good, but not great. The praise this is garnering is quite ridiculous.
Glad you like it but, steady....
@@stevedriscoll2539 Neither pure nor genius. It's pretty good; no more.
Chris plays like his Fender is a part of him. This kind of playing comes from deep inside the soul. Talk about being in the zone. WOW, amazing. Almost brought tears to this old man's eyes.
I rewatch this video every so often to refeel that emotion and soul he put into that amazing performance
Cool! ;)
Me too 👍
🎉
"Tastes change, but greatness never goes out of style. Greatness IS style." - My Dad
That's a beautiful quote my brother!!
@@lucassmith1319
My dad was a huge Sinatra fan. Took me a few years, but I finally understood what he meant. Now I'm a huge Sinatra fan, too. lol
@@MeneerHerculePoirot Awesome!!
With all deference to your father. . . that doesn't make any sense at all to me.
Greatness is style. . . ?
@@eyesuckle
It may take some time, but you'll get it. Some artists have style. The truly great artists ARE style. I.e., they break the mold and reset the template. The Beatles, Hendrix, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Richard Pryor, Larry Bird, etc. are examples of that statement.
The guy is so absolutely experienced and connected with his guitar at this point, each note he plays he expresses himself without really thinking about it.
Just like every other guitarist who takes himself/herself seriously and wants to learn it.
@@chrisking6695 but those moments when it all comes out, magic!
Yup, most people who aren't real musically inclined see something like this and are just blown away and then comment on how unique, amazing, and special it is... No. This is just a standard musician connecting with his instrument. Is he good? Yes, he's supposed to be. Does he make you feel something?? Yes, he's supposed to. He's not extraordinary, it's just that most people aren't searching for quality music and aren't LISTENING to what's really out there. Don't be fooled by mainstream media crap that you get bombarded with constantly. That's just a money machine to fill your ears with 60% standard drum beats and chord progressions and 40% advertisements. Real true and good music will serve you so much better if you put some effort into seeking it out and put your phone down and just enjoy it for what it is. Any seasoned musician will agree.
@@JustinOhio I agree, and I predict if he watched this back himself he’d be wincing. It’s not a great solo but that’s what happens when you stand on stage and improv live in front of an audience. Still a monster guitarist though.
@@chrisking6695 lmao true
I've listened to this countless times and can't argue over the title.
this guy got eyes on his fingers...so amazing
Serious command of the guitar and precision in playing “on point.”
Seems cruel that EVERYONE doesn't have the ability to express their soul like this. 😔
But its great that everyone has the opportunity to learn!
Being able to do this requires so much work, it means making mistakes and being upset with the results for a long time until it works 🤟 never give up at your craft especially if you truly love it
Let's not forget, good tone helps.
WORKING for years just to express one self is deff not promoted on TV😔
@17 76 it's not cruel at all. it's learned and earned. like everything else in life, even though it may not seem obvious to many. also, it helps if you understand that this life is not the only one and that we are all transmigrating souls, not these bodies. but it's up to you to use what you get in any given context. cheers.
Wow 👌 Definitely 👍
Reminds me of Jeff Beck back in the day. Again wow 👌 👏
wow the real deal. what a solo Chris Buck Rocks
Sold me when his eyes are closed all time.. that’s pure soul connecting to guitar.
"Never trust a musician who plays with their eyes open. All the good shit happens when they're closed!" - John Cragie
As a someone who plays an unhealthy amount of guitar myself, I have listened to this a few times, occasionally coming back to double-check. Yep, it's that good. This is probably one of the top guitar solos of all time. That's right, I said it. Doesn't matter that it wasn't in a giant packed stadium. It's just a legendary performance.
I too also play an unhealthy amount of guitar, your sentence resonates haha
@Frozen Pizza it's not all about technique
@Frozen Pizza It's been two years since that solo, and I think Chris Buck has really been amazing. But yeah Buckethead is a machine
I have to agree, something about it speaks to me (or us presumably) above all others I've seen on here or even some big name legends, there's just something about this performance that has me come back every 3 months or so to get remotivated/reinspired again🔥
I do too play an unhealthy amount and I agree :)
It's a gift you're born with. Not uploaded. Beautiful.🫀🫀🫀
Music isn’t something that happens. It’s a place, a gravity. And every time I rewatch this video I’m sent somewhere beautiful
love every thing Chris Buck does such feel ....
Beautiful! He's making that Stratocaster cry and it's awesome! No double humbucking noise on this one. Very clean, simple, and flowing like a David Gilmore solo on a Pink Floyd song. Those Strats have a very sexy sound to them and it's nice to see them still getting lots of love 70 years after their debut!
Good points here....nothing LIKE a Gilmour solo though! A touch of Beck, smidgeon of Allman, some Moore, Knopfler, Bob Weir even...really enjoyable. Just not a bit like Big Dave.
Thanks for posting.
"[D]ouble humbucking noise?" I'm just going to assume you're unfamiliar with the late great Gary Moore.
@@garymorgan3314 Although he doesn't play a Strat. He plays like a sounds a lot like Derek Trucks. No pick.
@@mikenicholls2800 More like Jeff Beck if not with the maestro's 45 plus years' practice.
Cheers. Gary
Gilmour is exactly who came to mind when listening to this. He was just so liquid throughout, like good ol' Dave
Incredible. Inspiring, lyrical, beautiful solo. This kid can play.
What a magical world we live in to have a sense that can perceive music
My God didn't expect it to be THAT good!!. Totally from the heart and a really special moment.Moved me so much and ive played guitar since 1974!
You can practice 8 hours a day everyday for 20 years and never place like this. He played this with such raw emotion that comes from within.......absolutely brilliant 👏 I look forward to seeing a lot more of you
Omg you sing when playing guitar. You feel it. Omg amazing. I knew from the first 10 seconds
wish I could play like that !
You can tell he's been playing that guitar for a decade or more. He knows every inch, every groove and can make any sound he wants to make out of it. Its the only way to get that deep into the musical black hole he was in. A truly invigorating place to be.
it's actually just under 6 minutes. a decade would be LONG solo, don't be ridiculous! jk.
I’ve been playing guitar for 24 years. I’ve never been able to shut myself out and let my soul take over like Chris does. He channels what’s inside him so perfectly. It’s amazingly beautiful. My new favorite guitarist.
I have once.
And it scared the he'll out of me.
I had no control.
I wasn't sure I liked it.
Well I should say maybe 3 or 4 times into years of playing. (45)
Maybe that's why I never reached my potential.
I was afraid.
What’s inside of him? John Mayer? Ew
The return from that space is refreshing
I've had this happen maybe 10 times total in 20 years of playing, where I just completely lose myself into my playing, there are no bad notes, and everything is just flowing through me, where it's felt like I'm just the medium channelling something through to my guitar. Such a surreal experience, better than any drug!
@@soldout99 yes but wasn't it kind of scary?
I freaked out afterwards.
And everybody's eyes were big as a bowling ball. Lol
I was like Erkle.
Did I do that?
Bout made me cry. Gotta pay more attention to this incredible talent.
I literally got goosebumps. I've listen to John Mayer nearly every day for a decade and this is reminded me of some of his incredible performances. The amount of soul Chris put into this is palpable. There are some players who play incredibly well with the best technique, but it's as if something is missing from their performances. With this, that "something" is so present that it permeates through the screen. It's like it radiates from Chris and his guitar as if they're one. Instant favorite. Already know I'll be listening to this probably for the rest of my life the same as the solos by JM
Man, you can tell he felt every note. Outstanding!
That was out of this world!!! OMG
Wow! That’s what I would call “feeling it”🎯
This guy has transcended mankind.
My favourite guitarist
Man standing shredding his soul out, just pure beauty
Chris bucks , very talented and underrated guy ,also modest and humble
He's so humble my idol is so humble and down to Earth and humble which fits his utter humbletyness
beautiful and a great lesson on emotional soloing, rather than just noodling scales
I've watched this video a lot of times since I found it a few months ago. Besides it being a great guitar solo I think I'm attracted to it because it's always amazing to watch someone when they are "in the zone", whether it's an athlete, a musician or any number of other things. You can tell Chris is squarely in the zone while playing this solo.
be in the zone ? The term is „flow“ , he
is flowing within his passion
@@mihaelatorozan4413 doesn't matter what the term is, it's the same thing
Amazing and beautiful!!!
He is differently in the zone.
it certainly is a great solo - yeah its a wonderful feeling - whatever your doing well - when you hit that sweet spot its like you can just ad more elements and they are in harmony- or you can take away the complicated bits and the elements are amplified and make more sense - you don't have to be the best in the world but when you exceed your own expectations by giving it all you have got its a good feeling.
A most awesome guitar man😁
Holy crap how have I never seen this?! This is incredible. The raw emotion, the playing, the improv, I love it.
Yep! Simply amazing! Gorgeaus!
I’m flabbergasted too it’s scary good
Wow, I want to go where he went during this performance. Mind blowing!
Chris Buck has recently become one of my favorite guitarist.
He's definitely leaning towards a modern guitar legend ... one of the guitar gods like srv or bb
That drummer is giving off John Bonham vibes and I'm loving it.
It's like watching Zeppelin.
The guitar player is just out of this world.
Never saw so much passion which is so raw and unfiltered
Sounds like a baby crying in the womb, "LET ME OUT, I WANT TO LIVE!!!!".
Thanks for this upload.
IT IS LEGENDARY!!!!
I come back to this every few months or so. It gives me so much pain and pure joy simultaneously.
You can see when he holds his breath, and when he allows himself to breathe.... one with the instrument. Inspiring. 11/11
Definitely this guy has a new fan…
It’s amazing that he only looked at the fretboard a couple of times in the entire solo, what a control!
one of the first things I noticed................played from the heart.100%
Most definitely brother! God 🙌 bless
My thoughts also brother, I can do it with a few chords but this is next level stuff 🤯
his name is chris buck check him out on youtube
Someone who has to look at the neck can’t do this. Lol
I keep coming back to read the comments... this video is a gift.
Where this guy traveled to in this video, is what won my soul for guitar/live music. It's a place strangely sacred and universally beautiful. Like crying from so much beauty. Where a soul is completely honest with its choice of notes/tones. Lol .awesome clip!
I clicked by accident thinking “ok, just a clickbait”, but then I started listening and saying “Woooooow”! That’s definitely one of the most beautiful solos I’ve ever heard!
Yeah me too.
@@crashingstoans7907 Me three :)
I make 4
You’ve not been introduced to the talent of Chris Buck before then? 😉😊
I'm glad I took the clickbait. :)
Absolutely stunning. Eyes closed most of the way through. Playing with his ears and feel. Not enough guitarists like this these days.
Adam Cornford 👍
@@mtp4430 Love it !
Totally agree
Definitely 👍
Thst you have heard anyway.
Incredible, and he had his eyes closed for most of it!
Wow, That guy played amazing stuff on parts of the fretboard I didn't even know existed!
The band makes also the solo sound so great I think, they're really listening and following the guitar...
This young lad took us on a journey through his musical universe and it was extraordinary! I think even Eric Clapton would be blown off his seat with this one
I know the drummer in this band and he to is a fantastic musician.
Try Rory Gallagher... He even looks like him..
I think Chris Buck is a fellow Brit too. I Like his soulfulness and his ability to finger pick and flat pick too. You da man Chris, Owwwww! :)
Thank you Chris ❤❤❤❤
I love reading peoples comments and hear the different ways music has touched their souls. Ahhhh, It’s a beautiful thing. May we always have real music like this to flee from the grind and refill the soul from which life is constantly taking from.
He's like Derek Trucks mixed with John Mayer. Very slidey, almost vocal sounding without the pick in some parts but then back to that strat/Mayer/hendrix sound in others. Killer
And Kenny Wayne attacks which was like srv crescendo nonstop
Exacto..dije es Jonh Mayer, versión femenina jee. Me encantó..A Hendrix no lo pude descubrir
@@sixtobuschiazzo8391 es hombre se llama Chris me parece
@@u_s_e_r_x .Correcto, después lo mire. Iba a quitar mi comentario,pensé era una banda de chicas.
Totally the two people I hear.
This is purely his soul, hands and guitar. Once he starts into it, his eyes stay shut and it's all him.
Beautiful.
You really have to admire, as well, the band supporting and flying with that amazing lead. Fantastic work all around.
Uhm .. wtf my ears didn’t deserve to hear such beauty. I feel like I need to pay for this
Huge props to the drummer!!! You killed it! Amazing chemistry you have with the guitarist you did a fantastic job at complementing every note he played. Very well done!!!!
he really did! Every rise and fall.
I totally agree this
I think he's great but I thought the drummer should have stayed abit more in the pocket. Maybe a bit too busy for mine. Kinda feel when a badass solo with a lot of soul is involved the drummer shouldn't be blasting tom fills and cymbal crashes everywhere. Takes away from the solo.
It was really a double solo between the two of them. Unbelievable playing all around.
Each time Chris feels lifted by the drummer he thanks with a smile.
Wow, goosebumps right there!!!! What a relief to hear someone play who actually leaves pauses inbetween tones!! To all kids who think shredding on guitars is mastery, watch this gentleman and get taught a lesson!
This is not a guitar solo. This a guitar SONG. Very well done.
This is absolutely the greatest guitar solo I've ever heard! The title of this vid is apropos. Chris Buck, if you ever read this comment, keep up the great work!
the soul of Stevie Ray Vaughn lives on !!!!
Yes, BB King, Albert King, Peter Green and my main man Paul Kossoff. This guy has it
that's absolutely amazing!! people don't understand just how good this is until they pick up a guitar
I respect this comment 💯 % right my man
WUT?
I only wish I could stay up all night playing this on repeat, hitting the “like” button ‘till my fingers bleed. Love it.
Just phenomenal. I consider myself a pretty tough thick skinned guy. That made me cry. Congratulations to this player for capturing something that many musicians never do.
I've heard a lot of good music in my 70 years, this guy blows my socks off,AWSOME
As another 70 year old, I agree! Makes me wish I had learned that finger picking technique instead of flat picking. Oh well, next life................
I have never heard about this guy before but he is a MONSTER on guitar! Don't overlook the band either ... especially that drummer is every soloist's dream. The way he carries him and makes his solo work is outstanding.
His name is Chris Buck. Plays in a couple different bands. You should check out his TH-cam channel he is incredible.
The drummer is Bob Richards. He stepped in for Phil Rudd on a couple of the videos for AC/DC's Rock or Bust.
Certainly lovely, but John Mayer's solo on the song Gravity is absolutely gorgeous too.
your right on there the drummer laid the foundation for the guitarist to do his thing
Wow
It's the guy's expressions that make it so beautiful!
I found myself closing my eyes and letting his music 🎶 wash over me, and when I opened my eyes, I saw that he was playing with his eyes closed, too. Incredible!
Yeah, I listened and watched once. Then again with the lights off, Eyes closed... Take away the visual and let the music do the talking and this is pretty special.
The video started with his eyes being closed. Did you just blindly pick a video and not open your eyes til half way through?
@@Lylaaaaa_Buggggggg yeah, pretty much. I had been listening to Joe Satriani and Eric Johnson videos, then this popped up. I would love to know who he is.
The emotion coming through his hands is amazing! Rock on Chris! We can feel your passion!
I don't know where that man went, but I am damn glad that he took us along with him!
OMMBG! TIS Piece of musical artistry went straight to de heart..... ... ... ... .
Let's not let it go unnoticed how flawlessly he switches back and forth from using a pick to finger picking! In soloing like this that is not at all easy to do!
Fr! What do you do with the pick when u start finger picking? Lol
@@linda-brookethompson5345 gotta practice with finding a place you like. I took lessons with like 5 different teachers and they all did it a little differently. Try finding a set of fingers you are comfortable in between. Play with it. It’s weird at first.
@@linda-brookethompson5345 It's actually not hard. I tend to practice doing a loud pick bit followed by a few hand picked notes. If you just go back and forth between the two enough time you start to forget you're even doing it. It used to take a bar or two for me to swap from pick to hand but now I can do it in a flash. The Slow Dancing In a Burning Room Riff is good for practice as it has pick work and hand picked double stops in quick succession.
Let's not forget how he hardly ever looks at the neck. That's some coordination right there.
@@dajimejebote that is a lotta time in the woodshed. 😁
As a musician, I know that a great tone can take you to the next level. This guy has that, and SOUL by the truckload. He raised that room off the planet with that solo. Just awesome!
Phenomenal
Mr Buck is easily one of my favorite guitarists of this era.
So vocal and emotional. Truth.
My man Chris. So unique and rare of a gem. I have listened to him for years.
@Andrew Chris Buck. The guitar player.
Unique and rare?? Huh? Point out exactly what is UNIQUE or RARE about this.
@@SilverSurfer5150 If you don't like Chris then why are you here ? Do you play ?
@@jondarinre77 Didn’t say I don’t like Chris, he’s a really good soulful guitarist. What I questioned is his uniqueness and rarity, neither of which he has.
@@SilverSurfer5150 Maybe you don't have it ,and that is why your not happy with yourself which is becoming evident with each response. I hate when people with very little or no talent start making advanced calls on music they could never do them selves.
Very nice solo!!! The rest of the band did a nice job of following him when he changes his intensity. You can tell that they like what he is doing, and he trusts them to support what he is doing. Very nice musicianship from everyone!
Was thinking exactly the same, specially the drummer
yes absolutely
This kid just took me back to the 70"s. No smoke machines dancers or auto tune. Well done
I am with you. Wow such feeling such diversity absolutely beautiful.