Congratulations man! Very well deserved, you give so much insight into the world of prog and have personally helped me become more creative and be more expansive in my own music and I'd love to thank you for that. Here's to the next milestone!
@@diegocortesrodriguez2616 if there’s a specific solo let me know and I’ll add it to the list. Guthrie solos are pretty tough but I’ll see what I can do
Congrats man. Great channel. Great info on here. I really livr the solo analysis idea. I have 2 solos for an idea for you Pantera The Sleep Carcass. Death certificate
Well done Sir !! May I suggest that there be a number of broadcasts designed for those of us who are not musicians but who are huge prog fans. I would suggest that you not talk down to that subset of viewers (obviously) but be informative in a conversational way while at all times being respectful of the knowledge level of your viewer. As an example, Pink Floyd's "Money" is in 7/4 and 4/4. A higher level discussion by you of the music behind that song we all hear on the radio might actually draw more subs. The groups you mention most often are not names which easily roll off the tongues of casual prog fans, say, those like me who are into RUSH, Yes, Genesis, ELP, Frank Zappa, Tool, etc. Thanks. ................ Just realized I'm writing this post while wearing my 2112 shirt. Keep it proggy !
@@TheProgSchool Just realized my "I would suggest...." line above could be read as being relayed with a critical tone. I didn't mean for it to be that way in the event that you interpreted it that way. What I'm trying to say is that it might be possible to do the teaching videos for aspiring musicians that you spoke of and also do some more simplistic analysis of music for those of us who are not musicians but are interested in adding a little insight to the sound we enjoy. Great stuff.
Congrats, dude! Thanks for continuing to share your work and knowledge with us!
@@tonekilltech thank you for watching!!
Keep the educational topics free, especially basic theory. Patreon for lessons would be AWESOME.
@@iseabeck9488 I won’t stop making free lessons, Patreon will all be in addition to the normal channel material.
Congrats. Keep up the content. Would love to see a solo from Caligula's Horse, maybe Dream The Dead?
@@NicholasShemonsky great suggestion, love Caligula’s Horse!
Congratulations man! Very well deserved, you give so much insight into the world of prog and have personally helped me become more creative and be more expansive in my own music and I'd love to thank you for that. Here's to the next milestone!
@@benlockhart8721 Glad to help!
Thank you for all you do! Ive learnt so much these past few weeks watching all your stuff, I would love to see Bulb - Breeze solo on your channel!!!!
@@WhatTheGuria I’ll keep that one in mind!
Congrats, man! You're killin' it! I'd be super stoked to see you breakdown/cover the solo from Terraformer by Thank You Scientist.
Thanks! That's a crazy one, but I'll see what I can do!
Congrats! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and ideas. Especially when it comes to practical tips around music theory and similar.
@@dressed_snake thanks! And thank you for watching!
Great job! Congratulations!
@@sumansarkar7266 thanks!
congrats on the 10k! would love to see any Guthire Govan solo here
@@diegocortesrodriguez2616 if there’s a specific solo let me know and I’ll add it to the list. Guthrie solos are pretty tough but I’ll see what I can do
@@TheProgSchool would love to see fives or the solo from the man of steel, thank you for everything you share with us
Congrats man. Great channel. Great info on here. I really livr the solo analysis idea. I have 2 solos for an idea for you
Pantera The Sleep
Carcass. Death certificate
@@dfnymusic3396 thanks! I’ll keep those two in mind!
Well done Sir !! May I suggest that there be a number of broadcasts designed for those of us who are not musicians but who are huge prog fans. I would suggest that you not talk down to that subset of viewers (obviously) but be informative in a conversational way while at all times being respectful of the knowledge level of your viewer. As an example, Pink Floyd's "Money" is in 7/4 and 4/4. A higher level discussion by you of the music behind that song we all hear on the radio might actually draw more subs. The groups you mention most often are not names which easily roll off the tongues of casual prog fans, say, those like me who are into RUSH, Yes, Genesis, ELP, Frank Zappa, Tool, etc. Thanks. ................ Just realized I'm writing this post while wearing my 2112 shirt. Keep it proggy !
@@Snowdog070 Thanks! I’ll keep those suggestions in mind!
@@TheProgSchool Just realized my "I would suggest...." line above could be read as being relayed with a critical tone. I didn't mean for it to be that way in the event that you interpreted it that way. What I'm trying to say is that it might be possible to do the teaching videos for aspiring musicians that you spoke of and also do some more simplistic analysis of music for those of us who are not musicians but are interested in adding a little insight to the sound we enjoy. Great stuff.
@@Snowdog070 oh don’t worry, I didn’t take it that way