Propably my favourite ever TPS episode. Wilson is so very eloquent when discussing his music, and isn’t afraid to describe his thinking in detail, whereas others are often more obscure in order to maintain an illusion of “cool”.
Niko sprinkled his own magic all over this record but that tone on the Staircase solo is a highlight! It put a big beaming smile on my face the second I heard it.
40:16 I love Niko's solos on that album. That note bending, total control of the tone, articulation, phrasing... and EMOTIONS. It's all there. Hats off, ladies and gentlemen.
I don't know if TPS has done an episode like this previously (probably have because it is so obvious now that I think about it) but it is truly exceptional. It's not so much because I love much of Steven's work but to get the creator to speak so candidly is a joy to experience. And to have a collaborator present to discuss their role and performances is equally enriching. I think TPS is on to something special. Please do more in this format.
Holy crap you got Steven Wilson in.. yesssss. I love the Harmony Codex record. This fella is always able to sqeeze out fresh melodies and awesome layering of multiple tones. Cheers
Just wanted to express my gratitude for this awesome interview to Steven and Niko, the insights they give about their way to make music are invaluable. Can't wait to see again SW in concert. Thank you so much Dan and Mick!
What a beautifully inspiring and educational episode! Steven is one of my all-time favorite artists. Thank you, Dan and Mick, for having Steven and Niko on the show. 💙
It’s great that a musician like Steven is able to exist in the current climate within the music industry. I wonder what the industry will look like in 20 years. Will people be able to do the kind of thing Steven has achieved?
I am not familiar with these individuals or their music, but after hearing the segments of the new album today, I will absolutely be checking it out! Thanks for putting your spotlight on them.
Niko Tsonev was exceptional on the live DVD "Get All You Deserve." He brought yet another layer to the songs with his solos. Really glad to see him working with SW again
This is just so timely. The Harmony Codex arrived yesterday and I listened to this just before this episode was posted. The album is beautiful, I listened to it again after watching this video. This album has to be one of Steven's best. I connected with this in a way I haven't since Hand.Cannot.Ease, not that I didn't love To The Bone and The Future Bites. Niko is a great guitarist who really "gets" the song. Thanks guys!
Niko's solo on 'Rock Bottom', though very different, is right up there with Guthrie's solo on 'Drive Home' for emotional and melodic content imho. Absolutely phenomenal album SW!
Sometimes listening to Steven’s music is exhausting because there’s so much emotion in it. The end of staircase for example makes me cry. Actual brutal facts sounds like an Insurgentes track that why I love it so much. Great interview guys
What a fantastic episode. Anything with Steven Wilson is an instant click, but to have Niko Tsonev there to play the solos was something cool. Dan - also very jealous that you got to experience the new album in the immersive context.
To me Steven Wilson is in a unique group of artists, this group of artists have a combination of musical, engineering, and production talent that results in great music that is recorded and produced to audiophile standards. There are a few people in the music industry that, if I see their name in the credits, I'll buy the product without knowing anything else about the project. Steven Wilson is one of those names (Bob Clearmountain is another). Thanks for this, it is Fantastic! P.S. - "Hand Cannot Erase" is always part of the demo music when I'm trying out a new DAC for the home HiFi.
Wonderful interview. Even though I deeply appreciate Steven's modesty regarding his guitar skills, he is without a doubt an extremely creative and tasteful player.
You guys have been killing it with the last couple of videos! It's so nice to hear artists and musicians explain how they use their gear to express these ideas and emotions to their audience. Truly some golden advice.
17:01 I love the love for John Williams, never thought I would hear probably my greatest musical influence mentioned liked this on this channel. Now I need to look more into Niko
awesome , steven is one of my favourite composers of all time , and niko is one of my favorite guitar players of all time , thank u so much guys ! love u
My goodness, what a delightful surprise and inspiration turned new music day. Bought it today and have listened more times than I count. That's right, kids, some blues dads still just buy music the old timey way. LOL. I can't believe our TPS fam got to be a part of release day! Epic!
I was hoping you’d have Steven on soon with the new album coming out. So glad to see this pop up in my feed. I discovered Steven’s solo work a couple of years ago but became obsessed with it about a year ago to the point where I’ve introduced everyone I know to his music whenever I can. I think I’ve listened to Regret 9 about 100 times. His stuff just sounds excellent.
Hi @Dan and @Mick, this was the most inspiring and relevant show of yours for ANY artist/ musician, not just us guitarists. Thanks a millions for that, great stuff.
minnamin, goven, ninet, harrison, kilminster, niko, blundell, beggs and john wesley ! how does wilson keep finding these genius musicians. its uncanny. Everytime i listen to harmony i hear something new!
What a great watch tonight with a pint! Was listening to Harmony Codex at my desk today in the office. Can't wait to get a listening, on my proper system later tonight. What a grat new release Friday - today!! And Niko is who I now wanna be when I ever grow up Steven Wilson Wilco KK's Priest Jason Isbell - South Eastern 10th anniversary with demos and live tracks!!!!
Great episode! Niko for me is always an inspiration and an incitement to creativity. I'm so happy to see him here with Steven at TPS and listening to both of them talk about the approach to making music. Thank you!
Thoroughly enjoyed this latest episode of TPS. I wasn't aware of Steven Wilson's music or Niko Tsonev's guitar playing. I'll be buying the new album and looking at the back catalogue of recordings. I do hope it's available on CD... I'm an older guy who just can't get used to "downloading songs"; although I will if there's no other way. Great refreshing approach to writing music and playing guitar. Thanks guys. Cheers from Canada! -Glenn
Superb episode, team - thank you. Great job presenting from Mr S and lovely to see/hear Mick in his Director/Producer role chiming in with the salient comments of an ex-jurno! Steven Wilson - as ever - focusing directly on highly insightful commentary on all things music. He doesn’t waste his words that man. What a font of knowledge and creativity. Keep up the wonderful work all. You continue to knock it out of the park. 👏🏻
This was Excellent !! Excellent! What a great idea, and what a great execution. And starting out with S. Wilson, What a treat ;) I hope you guys are able to make this concept, sort of a series. Thanks so much for the privilege. Other than the Music Itself...this is what it is all about, imo. Cheers from Portugal
Thanks for that. This episode was amazing, hearing about concepts and intends, which feel so natural while listening to Porcupine Tree/Stevens music. @Niko, wonderful piece of guitar playing!
Really happy to see Niko back with Steven at last, his work on the "Get All You Deserve" live album is probably my favorite guitar work on anything Steven Wilson related.
Great to see SW collaborating with Niko again.. his performances during the Grace for Drowning tour (particularly the Get All You Deserve live album) were superb.
The part about the relationship between mood, song and the phases in life is exactly what I was feeling but didn't know a way to put it across. Love the interview! Great album!
Fascinating! The discussion about how Wilson thinks less in terms of demo/master was interesting; I have often felt like more of an amateur because I don't make "demos" as I write songs, only what will become the finished track. I thought there might have been something special in the split between writing/recording, but perhaps not. Although I have realized over time how important it is to get as much of the song written as quickly as possible, which ties into the discussion about first takes. Often enough I don't get most of the song out in a session or two, it's dead. Could spend days or weeks trying to revive it later, but it'll never work. It's like a musical idea's half-life. I was also inspired by how Niko talked about the emotional starting point for the Time Is Running Out solo. I find myself thinking about solos in my songs as indulgent, "fun" parts, and not going much deeper than that when I'm actually playing them. Having a specific memory or set of memories that you're trying to take into the solo seems like a good way of accessing more depth. A good reminder to dig deeper.
Thanks Mick and Dan for this. Have been a big Steven Wilson fan for over a decade now. Steven is an all rounder. It's such a coincidence to have him here right now as I am currently reading his Autobiography so I can relate to him talking about his Influences and ideas and everything. But I never imagined you guys will bring Steven at TPS for a chat. 5 Extra Pedal Points to you both. Much love. Cheers !!
This was beautiful and interesting! I would love more videos like this, structured like this with insights on the solos conception. Great work and well...Steven Wilson is always great!
Guys guys guys, what a great interview, Steve Wilson is next level, listened to all his albums last Christmas while travelling around the Phillipines (Cebu), just amazing on all levels, cannot wait for the new album, cheers for the great work all.......
only 17 minutes in, so many great insightful thoughts and words already, great interview and panel, you should definitely do more of these sorts of episodes, thoroughly enjoying it and learning at the same time =) , kudos
So fantastic! Love seeing Steven back, just recently was thinking I wish we got to see him again. I love Steven's solo on Sound of Muzak particularly because of what they talk about here. It doesn't sound like a guitarist solo to me. It's living the music's emotion, composing. This chat was a blast, I've started to think this way a lot lately, care much less about my technical abilities that I don't have time/motivation to improve and much more about how what I played feels like. Adjusting the sound every time to the song at hand, not at all in isolation, trying to play as little as necessary, find cool sounding chords/progressions and trying to slowly ingrain the idea of imitating vocals. I think that's how Paul Gilbert said he developed his style too, playing Dio and David Lee Roth and whatnot vocals. And I guess he proved that by making the Dio album fully instrumental. Really like some of the electronic music drum soudns, makes me think of that part of Smashing Pumpkins. This album's gonna be cool and weird probably. Can't wait to listen to it.
This was incredibly informative and inspirational. I have band practice this evening and the brilliant advice from this episode I think may have a profound effect on what I play and focus on today-at least for our original music. Today we are working on a cover of War Pigs. Thank you!
Just amazing. Never thought I would sit this one out, but I did! It is giving a great insight of Stevens musical world and way of constructing his great music. Thank you so much 🙏👍
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Hey, thank you for kind words about me :) It was a big pleasere for me to work with Steven again :)
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Thanks for the solo David!
The idea of an artist walking through their solos and the stories and philosophies behind them is a great one :-) Interesting video - thanks!
yes this is great! a hour talking about like a minute of music - this is the kind of detail i want- to know! very cool
but album kind garbage
@@shahamusic8318it's an excellent set of songs..
Propably my favourite ever TPS episode. Wilson is so very eloquent when discussing his music, and isn’t afraid to describe his thinking in detail, whereas others are often more obscure in order to maintain an illusion of “cool”.
Agree, amazing episode. Go watch the Ed O'Brien episode if you haven't already 👍
Niko sprinkled his own magic all over this record but that tone on the Staircase solo is a highlight! It put a big beaming smile on my face the second I heard it.
When the guitarist is so good That Pedal Show forget to talk about the pedals 👌
Niko’s solo on the live version of Deform to form a star is truly a masterpiece
Without a doubt mads. 👍
40:16 I love Niko's solos on that album. That note bending, total control of the tone, articulation, phrasing... and EMOTIONS. It's all there. Hats off, ladies and gentlemen.
I don't know if TPS has done an episode like this previously (probably have because it is so obvious now that I think about it) but it is truly exceptional. It's not so much because I love much of Steven's work but to get the creator to speak so candidly is a joy to experience. And to have a collaborator present to discuss their role and performances is equally enriching. I think TPS is on to something special. Please do more in this format.
Holy crap you got Steven Wilson in.. yesssss. I love the Harmony Codex record. This fella is always able to sqeeze out fresh melodies and awesome layering of multiple tones. Cheers
Niko is a fecking legend.
I was not expecting this one today! Thanks guys! Listenened to THE HARMONY CODEX early in the morning... SW created another great record...
Its FANTASTIC! Although the last two albums were solid, I have a feeling this one is one is another masterpiece
Its badass. Old school "sit down, listen and fly away into other world" type of vibe.
It gets better and better with each listen or it's a very slow grower in it's songs throughout the album!
@@lkeslinke agreed. After a few listens, it’s already on my top favorite SW albums.
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Just wanted to express my gratitude for this awesome interview to Steven and Niko, the insights they give about their way to make music are invaluable. Can't wait to see again SW in concert. Thank you so much Dan and Mick!
What a beautifully inspiring and educational episode! Steven is one of my all-time favorite artists. Thank you, Dan and Mick, for having Steven and Niko on the show. 💙
It’s great that a musician like Steven is able to exist in the current climate within the music industry. I wonder what the industry will look like in 20 years. Will people be able to do the kind of thing Steven has achieved?
I am not familiar with these individuals or their music, but after hearing the segments of the new album today, I will absolutely be checking it out! Thanks for putting your spotlight on them.
Oh man, what a treat to discover Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree for the first time… A very deep and amazing back catalogue awaits :)
Yeah, I'd like to hear in absentia, deadwing, and grace for drowning + hand cannot erase for the first time again 😂
You can’t beat discovering an artist for the first time. I envy you starting that journey for Steven’s music.
you are in for a treat! I love Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree. So much creativity and variation. Amazing.
Don´t forget Blackfield, most of their records are amazing from start to finish.
Deep gratitude for this amazing blend of inspiration, education, perspective and musicianship.
Wasn't expecting Steven Wilson to be that approachable. What a great guitar player Niko is.
Awesome. Thanks, Gents!
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That Rock Bottom solo was stunning. Very informative to hear these approaches, no matter what you’re trying to create yourself.
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Niko Tsonev was exceptional on the live DVD "Get All You Deserve." He brought yet another layer to the songs with his solos. Really glad to see him working with SW again
This is just so timely. The Harmony Codex arrived yesterday and I listened to this just before this episode was posted. The album is beautiful, I listened to it again after watching this video. This album has to be one of Steven's best. I connected with this in a way I haven't since Hand.Cannot.Ease, not that I didn't love To The Bone and The Future Bites. Niko is a great guitarist who really "gets" the song. Thanks guys!
Wow! This episode is really incredible guys! Thank you for it! And thanks to Steven and Niko!
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That last solo performance was incredible. Killer track, and Niko's take on it is brilliant.
Steven Wilson is a musical genius. Pretty cool that he's on the show.
Niko's solo on 'Rock Bottom', though very different, is right up there with Guthrie's solo on 'Drive Home' for emotional and melodic content imho. Absolutely phenomenal album SW!
The solo on ABF is outstanding - massive Crimson vibe. Great show - inspiring.
Sometimes listening to Steven’s music is exhausting because there’s so much emotion in it. The end of staircase for example makes me cry. Actual brutal facts sounds like an Insurgentes track that why I love it so much. Great interview guys
Being there after Guthrie takes MASSIVE balls and talent, so I salute you, Niko
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What a fantastic episode. Anything with Steven Wilson is an instant click, but to have Niko Tsonev there to play the solos was something cool. Dan - also very jealous that you got to experience the new album in the immersive context.
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To me Steven Wilson is in a unique group of artists, this group of artists have a combination of musical, engineering, and production talent that results in great music that is recorded and produced to audiophile standards. There are a few people in the music industry that, if I see their name in the credits, I'll buy the product without knowing anything else about the project. Steven Wilson is one of those names (Bob Clearmountain is another). Thanks for this, it is Fantastic!
P.S. - "Hand Cannot Erase" is always part of the demo music when I'm trying out a new DAC for the home HiFi.
Loved the format and Niko was great!
LOVE THIS. Love the thoughtfulness, the music, the sounds and the Reeves Gabrels reference.
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Wonderful interview. Even though I deeply appreciate Steven's modesty regarding his guitar skills, he is without a doubt an extremely creative and tasteful player.
You guys have been killing it with the last couple of videos! It's so nice to hear artists and musicians explain how they use their gear to express these ideas and emotions to their audience. Truly some golden advice.
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode, love the depth that the convo got into!
17:01 I love the love for John Williams, never thought I would hear probably my greatest musical influence mentioned liked this on this channel. Now I need to look more into Niko
Niko is the best! Such a special gifted guitarist who makes magic happen effortlessly.
What a great example of humble, truly inspiring and talented people. Thank you for having them on the show🤩
This is absolutely amazing. I am so looking forward to this album. Thank you, Dan and Mick. 😘
During the last 6 minutes, I have heard the most important advice I have ever heard on TH-cam from a professional musician!! Thanks a lot
awesome , steven is one of my favourite composers of all time , and niko is one of my favorite guitar players of all time , thank u so much guys ! love u
My goodness, what a delightful surprise and inspiration turned new music day. Bought it today and have listened more times than I count. That's right, kids, some blues dads still just buy music the old timey way. LOL. I can't believe our TPS fam got to be a part of release day! Epic!
I like the format of listening to the song and then hearing the musicians comment.
I was hoping you’d have Steven on soon with the new album coming out. So glad to see this pop up in my feed. I discovered Steven’s solo work a couple of years ago but became obsessed with it about a year ago to the point where I’ve introduced everyone I know to his music whenever I can. I think I’ve listened to Regret 9 about 100 times. His stuff just sounds excellent.
Loved it!! Thanks so much to everyone. The album is AMAZING!!
This whole video is just amazing to me as a guitarist who loves melody. Steven's explanation with reference to writing melody is a revelation.
Love the conclusion about sounds and melodies...
Thanks all! Great video, sent the link to a number of my recording and mastering engineers as well as some guitarists.
Hi @Dan and @Mick, this was the most inspiring and relevant show of yours for ANY artist/ musician, not just us guitarists. Thanks a millions for that, great stuff.
minnamin, goven, ninet, harrison, kilminster, niko, blundell, beggs and john wesley ! how does wilson keep finding these genius musicians. its uncanny. Everytime i listen to harmony i hear something new!
Love Niko’s comment about the Jungle Book. That score has had the same impact and staying power for me since I was a kid.
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What a great watch tonight with a pint! Was listening to Harmony Codex at my desk today in the office. Can't wait to get a listening, on my proper system later tonight. What a grat new release Friday - today!! And Niko is who I now wanna be when I ever grow up
Steven Wilson
Wilco
KK's Priest
Jason Isbell - South Eastern 10th anniversary with demos and live tracks!!!!
The first time I heard Steven's new album, Niko's guitar solos jumped out of the speakers. He's sooooo good. Great interview!
Have loved SW for nearly 20 years and will continue to do so. Some wonderful guitar work on his new record.
Great interview! Also thanks for mentioning Lifesigns, what a band!
Great episode! Niko for me is always an inspiration and an incitement to creativity. I'm so happy to see him here with Steven at TPS and listening to both of them talk about the approach to making music. Thank you!
Grazie Maestro
@@NikoTsonevGuitarhahaha Maestro is you! Keep inspiring us with your weird beautiful guitars!!!
Thoroughly enjoyed this latest episode of TPS. I wasn't aware of Steven Wilson's music or Niko Tsonev's guitar playing. I'll be buying the new album and looking at the back catalogue of recordings. I do hope it's available on CD... I'm an older guy who just can't get used to "downloading songs"; although I will if there's no other way. Great refreshing approach to writing music and playing guitar. Thanks guys. Cheers from Canada! -Glenn
One of the best discussions!! Icould listen to this for hours!! thank you!
Superb episode, team - thank you.
Great job presenting from Mr S and lovely to see/hear Mick in his Director/Producer role chiming in with the salient comments of an ex-jurno!
Steven Wilson - as ever - focusing directly on highly insightful commentary on all things music. He doesn’t waste his words that man. What a font of knowledge and creativity.
Keep up the wonderful work all. You continue to knock it out of the park. 👏🏻
A multitude of thank-yous for this. Love this side of the music. Much gratitude .
This was Excellent !! Excellent!
What a great idea, and what a great execution.
And starting out with S. Wilson,
What a treat ;)
I hope you guys are able to make this concept, sort of a series.
Thanks so much for the privilege. Other than the Music Itself...this is what it is all about, imo.
Cheers from Portugal
Thanks for that. This episode was amazing, hearing about concepts and intends, which feel so natural while listening to Porcupine Tree/Stevens music.
@Niko, wonderful piece of guitar playing!
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Really happy to see Niko back with Steven at last, his work on the "Get All You Deserve" live album is probably my favorite guitar work on anything Steven Wilson related.
Thanks 🙌
@@NikoTsonevGuitar Thank you! I'll give Get All You Deserve and The Harmony Codex a spin tonight in your honor
I had hoped Niko Tsonev continued well in his career after my being so impressed by his work on the Grace for Drowning tour (on the DVD)
@@andrewsmith4154thank you Andrew 🙏
I lived for this interview. Niko Tsonev has blown me away with playing on this record. Extremely sensible choice of notes all around, beautiful solos.
Soooo much talent in that room..!
A treasure, this one
Great to see SW collaborating with Niko again.. his performances during the Grace for Drowning tour (particularly the Get All You Deserve live album) were superb.
You don’t see enough of Steve Wilson. I’ve been a huge PT fan for years.
Love the idea that the first moment of a creative idea is the best one to capture. Great interview!
The part about the relationship between mood, song and the phases in life is exactly what I was feeling but didn't know a way to put it across. Love the interview! Great album!
This is amazing! Thank you so much for this interview.
Great interview. Well done, guys. Some cerebral stuff being discussed with the atmosphere of lunch at the pub. Love it.
Always great to see SW on the channel, great stuff and the new album is brilliant as usual.
Fascinating! The discussion about how Wilson thinks less in terms of demo/master was interesting; I have often felt like more of an amateur because I don't make "demos" as I write songs, only what will become the finished track. I thought there might have been something special in the split between writing/recording, but perhaps not. Although I have realized over time how important it is to get as much of the song written as quickly as possible, which ties into the discussion about first takes. Often enough I don't get most of the song out in a session or two, it's dead. Could spend days or weeks trying to revive it later, but it'll never work. It's like a musical idea's half-life.
I was also inspired by how Niko talked about the emotional starting point for the Time Is Running Out solo. I find myself thinking about solos in my songs as indulgent, "fun" parts, and not going much deeper than that when I'm actually playing them. Having a specific memory or set of memories that you're trying to take into the solo seems like a good way of accessing more depth. A good reminder to dig deeper.
Thanks Mick and Dan for this. Have been a big Steven Wilson fan for over a decade now. Steven is an all rounder. It's such a coincidence to have him here right now as I am currently reading his Autobiography so I can relate to him talking about his Influences and ideas and everything.
But I never imagined you guys will bring Steven at TPS for a chat. 5 Extra Pedal Points to you both. Much love. Cheers !!
TPS has a few more pedalboard builds with Steven you should check out.
Niko's playing is just amazing!
Incredibly interesting. Thank you so much.
Our pleasure! 🤓🙏
Dan and Mick, please get Guthrie to the show!! It'll be wicked 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for this channel and videos guys, I've learnt so much from you
Omg I LOVED Nico's work on Grace for drowning it's my favorite of Steven's!
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This was beautiful and interesting!
I would love more videos like this, structured like this with insights on the solos conception. Great work and well...Steven Wilson is always great!
Excellent interview and I appreciate all the insight into Steven's approach to solos and how they should work in his songs.
I love so much the tasteful solos in this record so this video is pure gold to me! Thanks for sharing all the insights! 🎉❤
Guys guys guys, what a great interview, Steve Wilson is next level, listened to all his albums last Christmas while travelling around the Phillipines (Cebu), just amazing on all levels, cannot wait for the new album, cheers for the great work all.......
Fascinating and thoroughly engaging. Thank you. So many comments rang true to me. And YES, “Tone Matters” … in all aspects of life.
Lovely video, that solo on "Rock Bottom" is so beautiful and anything with Ninet will always get my vote.
Great video with keen insights! So nice to see Niko again.
Another level above the surface of the earth - top - top - top.
Beautiful episode !
Interesting phrase “reduced to tears”. Great interview as always, team. 🎸🤘🏻👍
Just when you think TPS can't keep raising the bar, this happens. Steven Wilson is a musical Venn diagram. I love this!
Interesting stuff! Always love exploring different artists philosophies and approaches to creativity. Very inspiring
only 17 minutes in, so many great insightful thoughts and words already, great interview and panel, you should definitely do more of these sorts of episodes, thoroughly enjoying it and learning at the same time =) , kudos
This is great. Big Steven Wilson fan. I already listened to the new album like 6 times today. 😀👍
Wonderful episode, thank you guys!
So fantastic! Love seeing Steven back, just recently was thinking I wish we got to see him again. I love Steven's solo on Sound of Muzak particularly because of what they talk about here. It doesn't sound like a guitarist solo to me. It's living the music's emotion, composing.
This chat was a blast, I've started to think this way a lot lately, care much less about my technical abilities that I don't have time/motivation to improve and much more about how what I played feels like. Adjusting the sound every time to the song at hand, not at all in isolation, trying to play as little as necessary, find cool sounding chords/progressions and trying to slowly ingrain the idea of imitating vocals. I think that's how Paul Gilbert said he developed his style too, playing Dio and David Lee Roth and whatnot vocals. And I guess he proved that by making the Dio album fully instrumental.
Really like some of the electronic music drum soudns, makes me think of that part of Smashing Pumpkins. This album's gonna be cool and weird probably. Can't wait to listen to it.
Amazing interview, every aspiring musician should watch this
This was incredibly informative and inspirational. I have band practice this evening and the brilliant advice from this episode I think may have a profound effect on what I play and focus on today-at least for our original music. Today we are working on a cover of War Pigs.
Thank you!
Just amazing. Never thought I would sit this one out, but I did! It is giving a great insight of Stevens musical world and way of constructing his great music. Thank you so much 🙏👍
Nice to see Steven back on the show. Also great to hear from Nico as well!
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@@NikoTsonevGuitar thank you and I am enjoying the album and your playing on it is fantastic.
Great Interview full of interesting/inspiring ideas - Thanks!
The Actual Brutal Facts has Grace for Drowning all over.
Niko, Bulgaria is proud of you! ❤❤❤ 🇧🇬 🇧🇬 🇧🇬
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