What Makes This Song Great? "Wonderwall" OASIS
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- In this episode of "What Makes This Song Great" we explore the music of OASIS.
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rick beato is one of the best things to ever happen to youtube . . .
One of the best things to happen to music currently!
Yes Sir, and the rage is about to begin. Rick Beato is going to be huge as time passes.
@@augmentedkeys5971 So you are a fake account Dave? Well, after looking at your page, yeah you sure are. Please go be foolish somewhere else.
@@augmentedkeys5971 ? I, no fake. What is this?
I have been watching him over and over. His analysis is amazing ins't it.
I'm so glad that you called Liam a good singer because he really is.
I hate when people say that he isn't.
Depends
Depends what Liam you’re on about, prime Liam was one of the best voices around. 2004 Liam, let’s not go there
He is still great. He has been able to recover well.
I agree. I always liked Liam and Noel’s signing .
@@djdjdjdjhdjjd7819 2004 Liam had an undiagnosed thyroid problem that was wrecking his voice IIRC.
That whole album is a masterpiece.
It was...but all their "B-Sides" were so much better.
CodeBleu724 Oasis B-sides were better than every other bands best songs. They were levels above everyone
Max Leslie very true
@@CodeBleu724 There B-sides were better than everything they released from Be Here Now and later.
Every single track.....
Times were much easier when this band ruled the world.
life was exiting on the mid 90's when oasis was on top, with the necessary touch of chaos.
This band "Ruled the world"????? Really?
d stinger Times are hard when things have got no meaning
Rockdawg yes they are
@@rockdawg9192 95-97
Normal kid listening to new Oasis album:
"oh wow. cool.
Young Rick Beato listening to new Oasis album:
"oh wow. That is a completely unexpected timing of the entrance by Alan White on the drums there. Is he playing with dowels? cool."
And that's why he's hitting it big nowadays.
That's the funniest comment
Beato was no kid when Oasis came out
Rick’s “are kid” as they say in Manchester
Chris Hopkins I think you mean "our kid" mate 😉
I know a lot of people are quite sniffy about this song but when you forget all that and just listen to it, it's a bloody good song.
I love Oasis and this is a fantastic tune, if the music snobs don't like it they can go fuck themselves.
They clearly haven't listened to a horse with no name by America.
Bluebuthappy182 you are 100% correct! There’s usually a good reason a track becomes a hit.
I think the problem is it's just the go-to song everyone wants you to
play as a guitar player when you're at a party. And thus it becomes
annoying.
I'm lucky enough to live in a culture where nobody knows this song and I only was exposed to it a few years ago so I can appreciate it in relative piece of mind. Don't Look Back In Anger is what introduced me to Oasis
The entrance of the drums is a slick reference to the drumming term “backbeat”.
The lyric says “backbeat” then the drummer echos that by playing the backbeat on the snare.
You think this was intended? That's super clever of him and you if it is (you either way though)
@@mezzuna
Yes it was, and no it wasn't.
Great little snippet of info there. Nice one.
Actually Noel said that it just sounded right for him and decided to follow his instinct, even though everyone told him it was off
Yeah, that and "cello" would sound dumb in a lyric.
Fantastic example of a song that gets overlooked by musicians for being "simple" but has a lot more going on than initially meets the ear.
only a simplemind would call it simple. Most musicians can't even spell sus much less know what it is.
Yeah ... I don't know. You can say many things about "Don't look back in anger", but calling it 'overlooked' would be a bit of a stretch.
A lot of people like to hate on this song - but Rick is right. It is a great tune for its simplicity, soul and execution. I'm glad you did this. Don't shy away because people resent a mega-hit that is overplayed in guitar shops. Nice analysis of the song as always!
You know, people bitch about Oasis because they were the last real rock ‘n’ roll band. If you don’t have a visceral reaction one way or the other then no one gives a damn about you.
Hey, tony glen! I remember you from the demo of the Oscar smhidt gold top!
The only reason people hate it now is because it somehow crept into the memesphere of jokes. I have no idea how the meme cycle works to revivivy these old forgotten classics into either smash hits again (i.e. Africa by Toto) or the butt of a loathed joke (like this song), but if I ever figure it out, I may just have unlocked the power of human congregationalism.
Ha - yes that's me - king of cheap guitars.
@Colin Rickets : you had plenty of occasions to sing football 's coming home this world cup....
My wife told me to stop singing Wonderwall. I said maybe...
wikichris hahaha
only wonderwall?
So you started playing Live Forever instead?
lolol
hahahaha brilliant ;)
liam's isolated vocals gave me chills...
or is the airconditioning just set too cold...nah it was liam's voice.
Caverman In The Beatles Anthology DVD 6, George Martin plays an isolated track of John Lennon singing on "A Day in the Life" and points out that John had a voice which sends shivers down the spine - I'd like to hear Liam sing John's part, with Noel singing Paul's part.
Liam king
Wonderwall has this unique vibe that was felt in middle of 90s.
He legit starts out with a "here's Wonderwall" moment.
This Series in one of the greatest things that ever happened to music lovers on TH-cam
Couldn't agree more, dude. How Rick put his explanation through each part/section of the song is sublime.
professor of rock channel thank me later
I love that guy
Probably the greatest.
Noel Gallagher songwriting was praised by George Martin, that speaks volumes
George martin as in the man who wrote a song of ice and fire?
@@twoguyskissingpng as in The Beatles producer, haha
@@yuvalh4519 oh lmfao
But George Harrison wasn't a big fan of his songwriting
@@olabergvall3154 He said that oasis would be better just with Noel Gallagher. He was obviously jealous
I honestly had never heard that baseline until it was isolated - and now it seems like it just pops in the mix.
I was wondering when you'd take a look at OASIS. Guess today is gonna be the day.
Gitarren Tobi I see what ya did there !!
Damn, never realized the quality of drumming on this song till now.
100%
Really hope you do Champagne Supernova!
what makes this song great?
Liam: John Lennon
What's your name?
Liam: John Lennon.
Liam: not my brother
You know what I mean
@@daviroquay AND THE WAY SHE LOOKS, IS WAAAY BEYOND COMPA-ARE
lol
I literally had chills hearing Liam’s vocal. Biblical
Liam G's voice then was superb. It drips with his Manchester accent and he sound like he really really means the words he is singing.
That is some of the most solid drumming I've EVER heard. Amazing.
Agreed. Growing up a hip hop fan, the drums of this song are what really got in to Oasis.
A band like Oasis would be huge right now in music because there’s such a void in rock music atm
HaHa. They were huge then.
@@dumpwoodhere that’s not the point they were making. We need something good now!
But at least we have Taylor Swift... : D
Bands today are quite literally not ALLOWED to sound like a band in the mainstream. Because the moment anything band-like enters the mainstream, they'll be reduced to... well, anything you see on Spotify charts. Electronic drums, synths, tuned vocals. This is what happens to every mainstream band post-2010 and that's why we don't have anything like Oasis hitting the mainstream.
The only thing missing would have been "Anyway... here's Wonderwall" despite the fact that I know that messes with the general format.
Mmm right? I actually started laughing when he sat down because of the history and over-memeyfication of the song. Homeless people in nepal know this song. The Bears in kamtchatka know the first few lines by heart, the statues of easter island cant stand it anymore and smokey the bear hates it because of the link to campfires all around the US, starting wildfires all year round for the last 23 years.
Mmm fair
Alex. As-yet-undiscovered tribes in the Amazon knew you were going to write that.
The moment I saw the capo on the acoustic I knew what it was
Man..watching these videos really makes you appreciate 90's music. Damn we had it so good. It will never be the way it was
He's right, that nasal sound is so reminiscent of John Lennon at times. Amazing when you hear it alone.
Lennon didn't have the balls to sing like Liam, and then Yoko took the rest away.
tectonicblond - a wild member of the deaf, dumb, and blind institute has appeared. it's you
Both Liverpool and Manchester are both close to the Irish sea/ old port towns. The accents are nasal because of it and that comes through in the singing voice. A lot of the Mersey beat bands from the 60s had that same sound and a lot of tge 90s bands hailing from the same areas did too because they were often singing in their own accent and vernacular, so the nasal tone comes through. Noone's 'copying' anyone, they're just singing in their own natural accents.
When Liam’s voice was amazing. Slide Away is my favourite his vocal is sublime.
Yeah, Slide Away is a top tune! So many of NG’s songs are killer tho. Listen Up is another favorite!
His voice is still ace
The live for ever demo is absolutely biblical if you think slide away is amazing.
Hi Rick, thanks for including Oasis. What makes this song great? The fact that it was written by Noel Gallagher!!!
Johnny Guitar and sung by Liam!
Olle Rehnfeldt Absolutely, Liam's voice is superb!
I hear Liam wanted to sing Don't Look back in anger, Noel had to play a little mind games to get Liam to sing Wonderwall. Noel was and still is a genius, Liam owns Wonderwall and Noel owns Don't Look Back In Anger rightly
Hey Noel! Never say talent and stupidity can't mix! Yob!
This song great because liam's voice
I was in a band at uni in the 90s here in the uk. The guitarist got a hold of this track early on bootleg and we did an impromptu acoustic version before a gig whilst we were setting up ... I looked up and will never forget the faces of the people in the bar stood listening with their mouths open ... I think they thought we’d written it 😅 Thanks for the analysis Rick -only just found your channel so playing catch-up but your choice of music really matches what our band was into back in those uni days ... happy memories 👍
Thats a lie because this was on their 2nd album 😂 so your saying you had it before it entered the uk charts 😂
@@gummyerin That’s what I recall… although it was a while ago now. Did they ever perform it before release? Our guitarist was a right anorak 🤣
@@fullthrottle2008 dont think they did ,, they done definetly maybe with the release of supersonic and i think live forever live , but it was wonderwall thats when they really took off ,, and the rest is history 👍🏻
@@gummyerin Well just found out Noel played it backstage at Glastonbury in 95… it wasn’t released until October that year….
@@fullthrottle2008 so through all the noise and music etc you lot figured out the arrangement an chords the words just by ear ,,, also your uni band was playing wonderwall before oasis even put it out there 😂,,, please stop ,, your just digging a deeper hole for yourself 😂
This is the song that made me pick up a guitar for the first time. A friend in 7th grade was telling me about it and sort of sang one of the lyrics. Shortly thereafter, I heard it for the first time, on the radio on the way home from a trumpet lesson. I made my mom stop talking and turned up the volume. I was blown away. Thank you, Noel and Liam, for such an incredible, powerful song. Thank you, Rick, for illuminating all of the intricacies that make this song great.
What makes this song great - Massive Attack, Teardrop.
gitsurfer27 Liz Fraser.
Yes! What a perfect performance. Its one of the greatest songs ever written IMO
Or Unfinished Sympathy, I won't complain either way
yeah!
It would be a dream! Please, mr. Beato 😉
Love this series, great video!
Just discovered your channel because of a typo. Holy crap man. Spot on.
Was your intended search term "rock beat"?
UnitedFyodor
lol
What was the typo?
This is the first song I ever listened to for the production. The way the drums come in after he calls out "backbeat" was the coolest thing my 15yr old brain had ever heard and instantly made this song one of my favourites
I play this song on acoustic guitar every year for my High School students in all my classes. It's a song that every generation since Oasis has come across or has heard somewhere. I have even done sing-a-longs to it with students on multiple guitars. I plan on showing this video to my classes this semester. Your video is an excellent example of an instructional speech and an informative speech. Thanks for all of your hard and creative work on your channels Rick!
"Every generation since" mate its the 90s ffs theres 2 generations most
@@vinniesmyyth334 Go easy on him, mate. He's a teacher.
Love Oasis. My favorite song of theirs is Slide Away.
Me too
Mine is Cast no shadow or live forever
I like Columbia too
Slide Away is my fave Oasis song too! Love from the Philippines!🤘🏼✌🏼🇵🇭
That's a good one
Liams vocal performance is what validates wonderwall as a rock song. Love him so much❤️
Do Stone Roses Rick. They were to Oasis what Nirvana were to Bush. Fools Gold, I wanna be adored or I am the Resurrection please.
Yes please!
Waterfall
Fools Gold is a classic!
This is the one is a brilliant song as well .
Standing here is an awesome tune too! Lovely lyrics.
First of all, everyone needs to like this because it's too cool not be mentioned:
A second guitar comes in with the drums on the second verse, it's tuned to EADGAD, but still has the capo on the 2nd fret. They also play a variation and you'll notice the low thirds (G# and D#) on the E and B chords. Magical.
A lot more to this song than I originally thought.
That's the same with all songs - much more behind it and much more to it
Alan White is a criminally underrated drummer IMO.
Definitely my favorite drummer from oasis
And to think he played in two of my favourite bands twenty years apart
Your breakdown of the songs is making me rethink some of my songwriting choices and highlights just how weak my music theory is...back to the drawing board. But I love it!
Epic. I remember when Oasis made it Big and it was amazing. Such a great time. Noel writes amazing songs, Liam has a great voice and attitude and both guys are Rock Stars. It’s something that’s missing today - there’s lots of good music but not many Rock Stars. This was Golden era for sure. Soooo many great songs. Well done Oasis 👏👏👌
Liam's voice really was something special, it's a shame he had to ruin it with years of cigarettes and alcohol
It wasn't just that, it was the way he stood when singing, plus the way he actually sang too, straight from the throat, which over time is not good.
He refused to do vocal lessons as he thought it was rubbish and was no need for it.
It wasn’t smoking and drinking, he’s never been a heavy smoker and many other great singing smoked much more and sustained their voice. It was the way he sung, he pretty much stood there in an unnatural position and literally screamed every lyric as loud as he could. But his voice from around 95-98 is the best singing and vocals I have ever heard from anyone, he was special. It’s also good to see his voice starting to recover today
biblical it was just a pun
Try his As You Were album. Paper Crown is my personal favourite
True but his voice has definitely improved lately.
Absolutely wonderful doubling of electric and acoustic in the pre chorus.
You could do a whole "What makes this song great?" series on Noel Gallagher's songs. He's just an absolutely brilliant songwriter.
Finally somebody shows the love to the song it deserves 😬
Yeah... never mind all the millions of people all around the world who bought the records or played the song for singalongs and performed it busking or in pubs and bars for the last 23 years. :D
Mea Dish epic woosh
That cello is hauntingly beautiful and is a perfect example of why I love music 😢
This sing just reminds me of a great time to be alive, mid nineties pre social media everyone just happy with what they had
Would love to hear Noel Gallagher's comment on this video if he ever watched it
*YOU HAVE TO DO THE STONE ROSES!*
b honestly I’d be happy with any song off that album. IWBA would be great because of all the layers but that was pretty much John Leckie’s thing. All of the layers. Every Roses track has tons of layers. This is the One would be killer as well. Obviously I want him to do I am the Resurrection or Fools Gold but I can’t see him doing those. They would take forever to go over each part haha. I’d be happy with any Roses track ;)
Any Stone Roses song off their 1st album would do, but I have a preference for either She Bangs The Drums, Sugar Spun Sister, or I Am The Resurrection.
Sugar Spun Sister has such a unique guitar part. Also the guitar part on Ten Storey Love Song which is off of Second Coming. Squire is amazing!
Bye bye bad man would be my choice
Fuff Mcduffin My goodness I love that one as well! Too many good songs by the Roses
Nice video as always! I find it fascinating that I really like hearing the individual parts by themselves, more than when mixed together. I'm not sure why - usually it's the opposite.
I wonder if Rick does a little remixing some times. He has access to the individual tracks to be able to solo them. Some of the songs he does on here don't sound exactly like the album versions to my ear.
Nahre Sol When I listen to these individual tracks, it’s like I’m able to really appreciate all the parts involved. The drum track really adds to the song once you listen carefully to it
Dave Messenheimer Sometimes I wonder if he's using Guitar Hero/Rock Band rips
Thats the really fascinating thing about recording, and engineering in such a creative way. Sounds can trick your ears, just as the eyes get fooled by illusions! I know i was sitting here, hearing these tunes being picked apart, and I'm thinking, now how exactly would a cover band do the tune justice without having 17 members?
THANK YOU, Rick for giving this song the much needed breakdown it deserves. I think in contemporary times, this song is SO world famous in music history that it can be easily riffed on, taken the piss out of, or whatever - which I always found to be so annoying. This song is GREAT. Most of us listeneners dont know WHY its great until YOU break it down for us - the drum part where Alan comes in, the dissonace, the Suss chords, Noel's writing, Liam's VOICE. Ugh. This is truly one of the best songs ever written - accoriding to their new MG25 releases they recorded this in 1-2 takes. Brilliant. Long live rock and roll. Thanks, Rick!
“What makes this song great?” Short answer, Noel Gallagher’s song writing.
Plus Liam's 'British' voice...
We have to give credit to Liam as well. Do you think the acoustic version that Noel plays with the High Flying Birds would have had the same success?
egett meh, sure Liam was a good vocalist but Noel’s first two solo albums are nothing short of brilliant and are completely and utterly made by *him*. Let’s not forget that Noel also sung songs like ‘don’t look back in anger’ ‘the masterplan’ ‘little by little’ and ‘half the world away’, just a few of the oasis classics sung by Noel who isn’t the lead singer of the group. It’s Liam’s *job* to sing the songs, which he did - but he’d have no hits to sing without Noel.
Star Dust And they wouldn’t be hits without Liam 👍 both go hand in hand. As Noel G once said “because we neeeeeeed each othhaa”
@@Elnont but Liam's new album is very good, has some great tunes on it.
No wonder the song is so beautiful with all those guitar embellishments ;)
i know nothing of music theory but i love oasis, and i love hearing the parts/instruments separated from each other, gives me a new perspective! your commentary is fascinating even though i only understand bits and pieces
Man, this is a great video. I'm a big Oasis fan and I've played that track more times than I care to say but listening to your breakdown made it seem fresh all over again. I really, really enjoyed this! And, obviously, sub'd.
Like exactly the same thing here man. It's one of these real fucking anthem of the 90s. They don't make em like that anymore. These things live forever, excuse the pun.
To keep it simple: Rick, you're the music teacher we wanted. ♥
Do live forever by oasis please, their best song 100% so underrated by people who don’t know the band
That's one of the most famous oasis songs you dick. You should chose somet like Sunday Morning Call or The Shock Of Lightening
@@joshhawley1558 or hey now or underneath the sky
@@adamdelaney6782 cool
Very good yes, best nah. Morning glory is the best
How can it be rated (over or under) by people who don't know the band? Only knowing of the band and their songs would allow for an evaluation.
It may seem irrelevant and I know this sounds like an almost idiotic comment but I always thought the tambourine really helped lift this track in a great way. It's brilliantly full sounding, at a great mid/high pitch which seems perfect for the song and it's been played ( or edited later ) with great feel. This was also the first track I learned to play the drums to and one of the first songs I learned on guitar so for me like many others - it has a very important place in my music past and life. Thanks again Rick!!
When he started playing the intro, I was like, _"Really?"_ But this is credit where credit's due; I always wondered how such a simple tune could be so haunting; now I know. Thank you!
Saw the DLBiA vid and came here. Such good breakdowns of the songs. I especially appreciate your comments on Alan's drums. Although I'm a guitar player and near worship Noel I've always thought White was an incredible drummer. He delivered this kind of effort on every Oasis track he played on. Cheers Rick!
Alan White is one of my all time favourite drummers. Soooooo groovy!
The Don DeLuxe Fun Fact: His father also named Alan played for John Lennon and the band Yes.
@@DonVal86 I'm not sure that's right. His brother is Steve White who played for Paul Weller.
Fun Fact: His name is White because he's a white person.
@@mattgreen5720 You're right, they're not related.
"Champagne Supernova" is another great one!
I really wanted Rick to just walk over and say "Anyway here's Wonderwall"
Me too! Missed the chance! 😂
I have always loved Wonderwall, and now I love it even more with your excellent musical breakdown, so thanks very much
I was a HUGE Oasis fan in the 90’s and they took me through my teenage years. This song got played so much, I stopped listening to it for years.
This has made me appreciate it in a whole new light. Cheers Rick.
Yeah I've heard a lot of folks say Oasis is overrated and I hate it. They have great mixes, lots of energy, awesome lyrics, and play their own instruments - very well I might add. Too much negativity towards a well put together act. The only criticism I'd have is their arrogance. But however you look at it, they still blow any contemporary band out of the water. I'd actually say they were one of the last good bands to come out of the nineties. The post-95 era is when music started to take a dive.
There were still really good bands after that like Coldplay, Strokes, Hives, Foo Fighters, Blur, Suede, Green Day, RATM, Prodigy, White Stripes, Franz Ferdinand etc. I would say the nosedive began in the 2010s
@@leob4403 LOL coldplay
The whole point of Oasis is their arrogance
It wasn't just their arrogance; the brothers Gallagher aired out their friction and antipathy in public brawls, with curses and hangovers - which lots of people have seen before. When it became so common that people would leave a place if they came walking in, they developed a bad reputation, which hasn't changed. They probably could make more music, if they weren't fucked in their heads. And by now, who cares?
@@sadman5916 Yep, Coldplay. Fantastic first four records.
"Having different things played on different sides creates a thing called stereo." "Producers out there...don't put the same things in both speakers."
Savage.
But too true.
Rick your Knowledge of music and theory is absolutely astonishing. I am so happy I stumbled upon your channel a few months ago, and I have been obsessed ever since. I was so happy to see how much content you have and I am currently on a marathon to watch all of the "what makes this song great" playlist then I look forward to hopping onto the other playlists. God bless you for all the effort and time you put into these extremely in depth breakdowns brother. Keep it up cause we all appreciate the dedication and content!
But where in gods name are you getting all of these isolated tracks from!?
Gracious Bears pro tools
Gracious Bears, he’s an accomplished producer, so has connections to get the stems.
I'd kill for some of them :)
Rock Band.
As another person mentioned, the video game Rock Band has given us a lot of isolated tracks from a wide variety of songs.
Rick You can do Kiss from a Rose by Seal!!!
OH YES! That's a GREAT SONG and I want to know what makes it great :)
Yes! I want this song too!
Basically I think, the minor -major changes make this song special! In Greece we have a word called χαρμολυπη, charmoleepee which means joy and sorrow at the same time.There is not exactly this word in other languages, but this word comes to me when I hear this song....
Noooooooooo!!!!!!!!!
Nooooo. Future Love Paradise.
I was obsessed with Oasis in my teenage years. used to sneak up early to put on the record and listen to this song at a minimal volume not to wake anyone.
You’ve made me fall back in love with this song. I remember it coming out and being blown away but it soon became the obvious oasis song with it being played every 5 minutes on every station and I became sick of it.
This breakdown has gave it a new lease of life for me. Thanks ❤️
You should’ve done Some Might Say or Cast No Shadow..
Maybe even Champagne Supernova. Those are just great tracks.
Chernobog Live Forever is what he should take a look at, love that song
Austin Seymour Same, forgot to mention that one
Chernobog I love the live version from Main Road when they had all the great musicians up on a big screen and ended with the great John Lennon
or don't look back
Whole record is superb. And I'm a metal guy.
That drum sound is pretty legit!!! Kinda sounds like he's playing a small vintage kit tuned really low!
If you turn up the volume and listen very closely there is actually a "hidden" acoustic riff at the very end! Also worth noting that it's played without a capo unlike the main acoustic part
Melody Playground it’s the Supersonic intro riff.
Watching this video made me appreciate this song in a way I never thought I would
Rick, PLEASE, you MUST do "somebody once told me the world..." - all star, from smashmouth. There are some theories that point that the melody of this song has some kind of a musical Golden rectangle / Divine proportion / aureal proportion. Please do It, and thanks for your AMAZING WORK in the internet. You're truly great!!!
Luiz Roberto Carvalho the world is not ready for the unveiling
Luiz Roberto Carvalho “it cannot be disassembled nor taken apart.” The very thread of reality is being held together by this song. It must not be broken down into its individual parts.
Sir please just do it.
Pretty sure this is what the Mayans were trying to warn us about
There are a thousand songs with weird mystique surrounding them. Can you imagine being Rick, and having to pick the next "great" song to do on here? I know Rick! Tell us what they are really saying in a song that many think says: smoke pot, smoke pot, everybody smoke pot! Or is it, smoke dope? Or, or, etc... Thanks for opening up my mind quite a bit more, Rick!
I wonder if Noel had any idea of the music theory behind this song or if it was all instinct. He described this period as a time he could do no wrong, where everything was just quickly pouring out of him. It's amazing when an artist reaches that rare flow state.
pure instinct
@@dbo514 That's my guess too.
Can’t believe we’re JUST seeing this video! “Wonderwall” is one of our all-time favorite songs ever writen-period.(No matter how many times it’s been played, LOL😂) Thanks for the video and sharing this Rick.🙏🏻🎧-Chris
Rick Beato makes listening to songs we have known for years like they are brand new things. Thanks... Ill never get sick of listening to you break these tracks down.
I saw Liam in a band called The Rain at JB's in Dudley I had no clue how big that Oasis would get within a year or so.
"Splatty"...that's one of the best bass tone descriptions I've ever heard.
i love this song. I get a real sense of wisdom of knowing how shitty things can feel but you just have to accept things for what they are but there will always be that sense of regret and longing to have done things differently.
I like your thorough analysis. I don’t remember ever hearing this song and if I had heard it on my own I might have given it 10 seconds before I would have tuned out. Thanks for bringing it to life. Also just wanted to mention that my heart goes out to you concerning your Auntie. You are so blessed to have her. God bless you Rick.
Unexpected but good!
Now can we have some King Crimson, please?
Too bad that they're blockers. I don't get why they don't want the exposure.
Travis - Writing to Reach You. Great song. Similar chord progression but they knew that and name checked this song in it. “What’s a Wonderwall anyway?”.
Just discovered your channel the other day. I'm loving everything I've found so far. This series of what makes a song great is wonderful!
Wow! Just wow! I´m in tears. You just opened my whole world! I have never, ever had something explained this pro and easy! Going through this series is mindblowing and so educational. Thank you
This is my wife and Is song.
The story: I like playing guitar. I'm not that good. At the time I was practicing this song because I had remembered a middle school bully said he liked it. So I was trying to take away bad memories of him. I thought the lyrics were "I don't believe that anybody feels the way I do. uh But cha, you know." But my wife did know the real lyrics. I played the song for her and she loved it meanwhile I thought nothing of it. Later she told me she fell for me because she thought I was putting myself out there by playing that specific song for her. I was just showing her I was able to get the chords right. Been married 7 years.
I wish I had a wife.
@@banjopink4409 you'll be alright mate
@@oliverheaton4093 lol
@@banjopink4409 Drop the Banjo and pick up a Guitar, Mr Pink. :)
@Floorford Very nice story, thanks for sharing.
I think the musicianship in Oasis has always been underrated, Rick your breakdown demonstrated that beautifuly. It's such a powerful song and like so many of their tracks incredibly hard to cover well.
Rick I have been an avid watcher of your videos now for about 9 months. You are an amazing talent. You know your stuff and you break things down in an interesting and understandable way. Thanks for your videos. I really look forward to new ones all the time.
Rick: Thanx for doing this videos...
I watch them all the time!!!
You’re one of the very FEW people that let me know I’m not insane by
dissecting music👍🏼
You Rock Brother!!!
Keep up the great work☮️🎶☮️
Hey Rick! I would like to hear an analysis of Mr. Blue Sky by Electric Light Orchestra
That or Evil Woman. Amazing tracks
First four chords are the same as Yesterday. Jeff Lynne loves his homages.
I would love that, my favorite song
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Haha, that would be an hour and a half video
Great tune though
Anything by ELO
Fantastic, Rick! I do hope you continue this series; it’s very enjoyable, and very educational! I would indeed love to hear a breakdown of a track by The Smiths.
One of the best things about Mr. Rick Beato is that he just makes you love music more. Fabulous!
i am spam watching all these great song videos bc i just started watching this channel & it's so bittersweet. most of them came out when i was 5-15 & there are so many songs i loved as a kid but got put off bc people said they were overplayed or overrated & i agreed.
just hearing these modern classic songs broken down & the parts isolated reminds me finally that they're beautiful. it's sad & happy being jaded for so long & finally allowed to love popular music.