@@geekymetalhead5112 King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard is mostly a garage psych band but they have influences from prog, punk, thrash, stoner metal, and just about anything else that's out there. They're really incredible.
Great video but Pink Floyd definitely had a HUGE influence on rock n roll. They are one of the first prog bands and they're pretty unique. I'm pretty sure they contributed more than the eagles, billy joel etc
Pink Floyd is as much rock royalty as the Eagles, Stones, Metallica, McCartney and them (regardless if you like them or not). However Roger Waters alone did not have the massive success someone like McCartney after going solo. So I can see how Waters himself wouldn't be considered Btw great vid Mike :)
They fail to mention the amount of people who buy the shirts. Why do so many people buy Pink Floyd shirts? I don't get it, it's not even people who are fans of the band.
Depeche Mode rules. Really atmospheric and catchy songs. Their albums are masterpieces and flirts with prog and alternative. "Violator" is fucking incredible. In the last half of the 80s and first half of the 90s they were really artistic and consistently released solid top to bottom albums. A perfect nighttime drive band.
@@mathiaskjrgard5284 Thank you! Depeche Mode are amazing! Songs of Faith and Devotion is amazing as well. Dave Gahan and Martin Gore are a legendary duo.
I like Depeche Mode and I’m still shocked they were this high on the list! For me, listening to their songs is an almost meditative experience. The smooth, deep, and in a way robotic vocals plus the soft, spacey electronic instrumentation relaxes me like very little other music can while at the same time not being slow or boring (in my opinion anyway). Plus I really dig the spooky, ominous sounding melodies they use in a lot of their songs.
Albums sales or streaming hits don't mean a thing anymore. It's all about touring. These artists know that. We live in a world where everything is downloaded or listened to for free. They have to tour to survive in the industry.
Some people just look at the U.S. market. For instance, there was one article that said A-Ha was a dead band, yet that band played to 191,000 people in one night a couple of years after the article said the band was dead.
They've been touring for the last two years with enormous success. In 2017 they did a The Joshua Tree 30th Anniversary world stadium tour (I actually saw them) and last year they toured again with their most recent album, which in my opinion is dogshit. They're already in the same league as Paul Mccartney, The Rolling Stones and a very few more, in a sense that it has become irrelevant if they put up a new record, they're gonna instantly sell out any venue in the world regardless.
Depeche Mode's Violator is one of the best records of all time imo. Wonderfully produced, quite moody and ambiental, great lyrics and vocals. You should give it a try!
Dude, pink floyd is probably theeeee most important rock band ever. They pioneered prog and psychedelic genres, the concept album and were developing mixing technique back when most bands were releasing forgettable love songs. Show some respect.
I think it's also because of the halftime show of the superbowl from U2. It was a couple months after 9/11, America was down. And U2 lifted it up. When Bono shows the American flag under his sleave, it cries out emotion and hope for America after 9/11.
Been following you for a year. I love your honesty and opinions. I learned a lot and checked out groups I never would have without your insight. Thank you.
I think even back in the day when we were buying music on tape & CD, most artists were still making the majority of their money on tours & march. I can imagine with most music fans switching to streaming options these artists rely even more on touring. I'm happy to say I've started building a vinyl collection of my favourite artists. Loving it, it's so fun hunting around for stuff.
Concerning Depeche Mode, Violator and Some Great Reward are outstanding albums. I enjoy other albums from them to a lesser degree. My favorite song from Depeche Mode is "Never Let Me Down." It's a fun song to sing along with, and its message resonates. Gahan has an alluring, distinctive singing voice. Their music is catchy as hell. Strong melody and powerful vocals really help you feel the emotion of their songs.
Coldplay’s first four albums actually have tons of great songs on them. A lot of the people who shit on them do so because they’ve only heard their hits like Yellow, The scientist, fix you, and think those songs represent their whole discography.
Yes, you're definitely missing something not understanding why Depeche Mode is so popular. I sort of understand why you call them amalgamous. For me it's exactly that's what makes them special. Electronic, rock, ambient vibes often within a song coming together as a coherent musical message. Also they are catchy and unique at the same time which I like in music and is hard to pull off.
It's like porn. Trashy porn. Disgusting. Like seriously wtf is happening to the world. She literally looks like she is in the strip club dancing on him. It makes me feel sick
The song is mediocre, Offset demonstrates boringly average verses and lyrical skills. Cardi’s feature is also extremely inexcuting and average. The video, although it has some grotesque moments from Cardi, is technically pretty good. Seems like you’re being a little unnecessarily critical of it but I understand why you wouldn’t like it.
What I find sad about streaming is an artist could have billion of streams on multiple songs, but a any member of Pink Floyd could earn more off DSotM vinyl sales
love Ed Sheeran and I'm also a pop type of artist, but more in the style of his songs "Perfect" and "Thinking out loud". Notice how most of his music is centered around romance. He doesn't do heavy dark stuff, because he doesn't need to. It's talent and from the heart.
So the best way to be profitable now is to have thrived under the old economy. Yep I'm older, in my 40s, I used to rush down to physical stores to buy the latest release from my favourite band. and I used to lend it to my friends if it was good enough. They'd lend me their favourites, and we'd discuss them. Music now lacks an interpersonal connection and any effort to acquire it. It has become disposable. I'll go outta my way to see a band from my youth, will todays kids go outta there way to see an artist they like now? in 5 years, 10, 20? Who's gonna show up for a Cardi B show in 2039?
I've been new to this channel for a while now, and i must say I appreciate your content , I appreciate your channel bro , and I'm also a huge fan of Billy Joel too, favourite song has to be Vienna.
I think a "touring advance" these days is what a record advance was 20 years ago. It is given upfront to cover all costs of stage props, hotels, limos, what have you. Then you eventually have to pay your record company back if you did not make them enough money while touring.
Love your opinion of the list and you're absolutely right. If the artist/band that's on the list still gets radio or video airplay and still touring, they shouldn't be complaining about digital streaming and artists' rights.
A lot of them surprised me. I never heard or though about Pink anywhere for the past 10 years. PUFF DADDY? The last I heard of him is from Tourette GUy. AND ROGER WATERS?!? YEEEEEEEEEEEESSS!!! Don't get him wrong, he deserves it. He is touring WAY TOO MUCH for his age and his albums are stil very damn good. Also we know a good part of this money made is going to a lot of different good causes... And now COLDPLAY!?! WTF IS HAPPENING?
It is pronounced that when talking about the one in France. My grandfather was a native French speaker from Belgium and he pronounced the US college the way it was pronounced in the US. But we're from Pennsylvania we have a city that the way the citizens pronounce it he got mad because they pronounced it Lay trobe when he pronounced it the correct way Latrobe.
As far as Depeche Mode goes, I think a lot of people enjoy their stuff because of how it reaches a midpoint between industrial and synthpop. Some tracks are very accessible while others are more experimental. So, you have some riverheads who like them and you have the new wave movement liking them. Not to mention, some of their tracks are sort of ballady. My point is just that in terms of electronic music, Depeche Mode reaches into elements a lot of people are into.
28:21 need to eat though. And a ferrari yngwie: “more is more” Wants are needs too. Get the ferrari. And the Lambo too. dream house, naked girls, world tour, etc.
I get why someone like Bruno Mars could get that money, i'll admit he puts a fun show, but I don't get the appeal on a ginger playing the guitar with a pedal loop
Depeche Mode is an odd one. I was a teenager in the 80s when they were big, but only like a few of their songs. But when I saw them live in L.A. around 2000-2002, it was a fucking amazing show. They entertain, they're loud, and their audience is energized. I never listen to DM, but that concert is one of my all-time favorites.
U2 is a filet mignon with a side dish of Ed Sheeran's half baked melody potato. Ed wishes he was a steak dinner like U2, but he's only a stinkin' potato.
Touring, touring merch, licensing deals to TV/Film has always been how musicians make their money. I've been an entertainment attorney for awhile, selling records and streams has never been a primary source of income. Before streaming, bands would get a big advance and pay it back through sales. It almost never got paid back from sales alone. The breakage fee alone kills any hope of getting cash beyond the advance from sales.
I've recently found your channel and really enjoy it! I was however surprised about your reaction to Depeche Mode. Check out their album "Songs of Faith and Devotion". It's epic.
26:30 this is why I own my music. Obviously I could get better recognition with a label; but knowing me I'll go fucking insane knowing that credit would be taken from me. Especially when I produce all my shit.
pink floyd is/was way more important than billy joel and the eagles and metallica lets be real here, they have an incredibly long history with many eras, all the way from 1966 with syd and his iconic writing style and innovations plus rick wright's beautiful and very cool (like in DSOTM) keyboards, to 70s gilmour with his impressive guitar and vocals. the rest all pale in comparison.
HOWEVER roger waters was the worst member and ruined the best members successes often times so i'm not saying he was the one who made the band, the wall wasn't close to being their best.
I think Michael Jackson should be at least an honorable mention, he's the most earning dead celebrity, maybe he's even richer than some of these people.
Im sure its been commented but the statement about u2 being american is because of there halftime show at the superbowl. Cheesy use by the writer, but I cant lie U2 fucking gave me chills for their performance
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i got 2 3 min ads but i didnt skip them. you better appreciate that
A LOT
@@BecomeTheKnight :) \m/
@@BecomeTheKnight What DO you get /minute of ad viewed...?
I’m a premium guy. Appreciate that. Jk man keep up the good work though.
@@BecomeTheKnight You should react to VH1's 100 Greatest Artists Of All Time
Like them or hate them, Big respect to Metallica for donating to colleges around the U.S.
You mean indoctrination camps?
@@WhiteSage2 Oh ffs.
@@WhiteSage2 if only you knew what indoctrination even meant 🤦♂️
Metallica are steaming underpants.
@@rotnmold7861 Jesus H Christ. Y'all are sad.
Roger Waters is only on there because of Dark Side of the Moon shirts
And all the people he ripped off for concert tickets
Some people would say it is a Science "Reflection of light" T-shirt
But I believe it’s Gilmour that gets the revenues from the brand
@@zebes2694 how did he rip them off?
Joseph Stalin facts
If cardi b was on this list I would move to another planet
There is no planet B
as if she'd agree to perform live making her stupid cat noises without money being thrown at her
sadly she would be very soon.
Jordan Peterson sucks ass and you're a dumbass
Aight bouta head out
Nr.1:
*King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard*
Only in our hearts unfortunately
there is no planet B
Sounds like a stoner rock band.
It's not a bad thing cause with the right sound and instruments, stoner rock can kick ass.
@@geekymetalhead5112 King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard is mostly a garage psych band but they have influences from prog, punk, thrash, stoner metal, and just about anything else that's out there. They're really incredible.
@@TheBlackKnight1o1 Guess I'll add that on my to do list: Check out King Gizzard
Drinking game: Take a shot every time Mike says "touring"
Don't do it, don't do this to yourself...! Think about your family once you're gone... I'm sure they'd rather you stay alive...😅
And, everyone has died of alcohol poisoning.
Send out funeral notices first.
I need a new liver now.
Love your profile pic 😎
I love Ed Sheeran he seems like a genuinely really great guy
but his work is the best representation of music for simple and dull minded people
Suicideinsilence my cousin works in special effects and make up and did his make up for a photo shoot one day, apparently he was an asshole
I think it’s safe to say Ed Sheeran is overrated lol
Dedd_fredd _ I totally can see him being a bell end
@@dedd_fredd_8933 well everybody has bad days
Suicideinsilence - couldn’t have said it better 👍
Copyright, *flashback to you imitating Metallica riffs with your mouth for 30 mins*
Ed "The Potato" Sheeran .. hahahaha .. fantastic observation Mike
Awww. I'm not even Ed Sheeran and that hurt my feelings. 😂😂😂
The biggest yawn in the music industry
Damn, potato? I thought the guy was a whole steak dinner...
Great video but Pink Floyd definitely had a HUGE influence on rock n roll. They are one of the first prog bands and they're pretty unique. I'm pretty sure they contributed more than the eagles, billy joel etc
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yeeyee also 60s floyd was incredibly unique and innovative as well especially their infamous live shows
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Yeah I have no idea why he would say this
maybe he's just not a great fan of 70s prog rock
Pink Floyd is as much rock royalty as the Eagles, Stones, Metallica, McCartney and them (regardless if you like them or not).
However Roger Waters alone did not have the massive success someone like McCartney after going solo. So I can see how Waters himself wouldn't be considered
Btw great vid Mike :)
Cough cough *best band ever* cough cough
@A Frying Pan
Wish i could like this comment more than once.
I smiled when I saw MetallicA included in such an esteemed grouping. They actually opened for the Stones.
pink floyd should be way above metallica and mccartney honestly it's no contest.
They fail to mention the amount of people who buy the shirts. Why do so many people buy Pink Floyd shirts? I don't get it, it's not even people who are fans of the band.
*Depeche Mode appears*
_Mike questions his life_
I have never listened or have wanted to listen to a Depeche Mode song.
Conor Murphy I had never even heard of them till now.
@@conormurphy4328 Their most passable song is their most popular one, Personal Jesus
Depeche Mode rules. Really atmospheric and catchy songs. Their albums are masterpieces and flirts with prog and alternative. "Violator" is fucking incredible. In the last half of the 80s and first half of the 90s they were really artistic and consistently released solid top to bottom albums. A perfect nighttime drive band.
@@mathiaskjrgard5284 Thank you! Depeche Mode are amazing! Songs of Faith and Devotion is amazing as well. Dave Gahan and Martin Gore are a legendary duo.
Despite your bashing of my favorite band Depeche Mode, this was definitely one of the most entertaining video on your list, you rock brotha!!!
Lol thanks and sorry at the same time.
The "Ed Sheeran is a potato" statement 😂😂😂
Could not agree more.
I like Depeche Mode and I’m still shocked they were this high on the list!
For me, listening to their songs is an almost meditative experience. The smooth, deep, and in a way robotic vocals plus the soft, spacey electronic instrumentation relaxes me like very little other music can while at the same time not being slow or boring (in my opinion anyway). Plus I really dig the spooky, ominous sounding melodies they use in a lot of their songs.
You are hilarious, and so on point. I'm a Black woman, but you're my long lost soulmate. Lol. Keep up the good work.
Do u live in Nashville
You were scaring me towards the end of the video. It gave me childhood flashbacks.
Mediocrity pays.
Oh shut up you old fart lol
but who's buying
CrankyPants you stole it from me, you bastard!
Steely dan is going broke
Aww I love Depeche Mode but I get that they're not for everyone. Agree with you on everything else though.
Eh.....I figured my opinion on them is unpopular. I don't get it but......eh. there's a lot worse artists out there lol
@@BecomeTheKnight please check out "Violator". It's incredible.
@@BecomeTheKnight 1993 - Songs Of Faith And Devotion
@@BecomeTheKnight Welcome To My World is a pretty good song by them. I dont like much of their music, but that one SLAPS!
Its the singers haunting voice man. Little 15, the vocals and content are amazing this comes from a fellow music snob. Haha
Albums sales or streaming hits don't mean a thing anymore. It's all about touring. These artists know that.
We live in a world where everything is downloaded or listened to for free. They have to tour to survive in the industry.
...Guns N Roses got back together with original members Axl Rose and slash...
We just gonna forget Duff Mckagan
Finally! A comment I can stand behind. Cheers
12:42 people buy their albums to not play them and just "Enjoy the Silence"
I'll see myself out :)
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Totally agree. They have like 5 10/10 albums were "Violator" is the best.
U2 at number one? U2? I haven't heard anything regarding U2 since 2010 ffs :D
Some people just look at the U.S. market. For instance, there was one article that said A-Ha was a dead band, yet that band played to 191,000 people in one night a couple of years after the article said the band was dead.
@@orlock20 yeah they have gathered a loyal fan base, but surely they're not mainstream enough anymore to be raking in that sort of cash.
They've been touring for the last two years with enormous success. In 2017 they did a The Joshua Tree 30th Anniversary world stadium tour (I actually saw them) and last year they toured again with their most recent album, which in my opinion is dogshit. They're already in the same league as Paul Mccartney, The Rolling Stones and a very few more, in a sense that it has become irrelevant if they put up a new record, they're gonna instantly sell out any venue in the world regardless.
Depeche Mode's Violator is one of the best records of all time imo. Wonderfully produced, quite moody and ambiental, great lyrics and vocals. You should give it a try!
Dude, pink floyd is probably theeeee most important rock band ever. They pioneered prog and psychedelic genres, the concept album and were developing mixing technique back when most bands were releasing forgettable love songs. Show some respect.
pretty sure the Beatles are the most important, but whatever
@@jerrysmith2354 Beatles first, ofc :) they are literally the greatest band of all time, but pink floyd and stones are definitely in top 5
Jerry Smith they are just r and b without all the cool stuff
pioneering prog is a bit of an overstatement...
I think the sentence about U2 having the spirit of America meant more about capitalism and making money than the actual culture
I think it's also because of the halftime show of the superbowl from U2. It was a couple months after 9/11, America was down. And U2 lifted it up. When Bono shows the American flag under his sleave, it cries out emotion and hope for America after 9/11.
Been following you for a year. I love your honesty and opinions. I learned a lot and checked out groups I never would have without your insight. Thank you.
Did you put Ed Sheeran's GoT cameo pic just to piss me off? I was trying to forget about that.
I saw that comment about watching both 1/2 min ads without skipping them, so I’m gonna do that. Good idea.
I love when you do these videos Mike. Love the passion and you telling it like it is! We need more voices like yours man!
I think even back in the day when we were buying music on tape & CD, most artists were still making the majority of their money on tours & march. I can imagine with most music fans switching to streaming options these artists rely even more on touring. I'm happy to say I've started building a vinyl collection of my favourite artists. Loving it, it's so fun hunting around for stuff.
theyre telling me U2 is more American than Lynyrd Skynyrd
peyton pieper A southern man don't need them around anyhow.
@@smmusicplus96 ok Jethro tull
@@DeosPraetorianikr dream theater and Opeth
Depeche Mode is one of those bands I like to put on as ambient background music.
Concerning Depeche Mode, Violator and Some Great Reward are outstanding albums. I enjoy other albums from them to a lesser degree. My favorite song from Depeche Mode is "Never Let Me Down." It's a fun song to sing along with, and its message resonates. Gahan has an alluring, distinctive singing voice. Their music is catchy as hell. Strong melody and powerful vocals really help you feel the emotion of their songs.
Coldplay’s first four albums actually have tons of great songs on them. A lot of the people who shit on them do so because they’ve only heard their hits like Yellow, The scientist, fix you, and think those songs represent their whole discography.
I keep coming back to your videos; you’ve got awesome energy!
Don't forget my band, Ivory Knight. We are a canuck Classic Metal band. This past year, we made over $100 per show, consistently!
Yes, you're definitely missing something not understanding why Depeche Mode is so popular. I sort of understand why you call them amalgamous. For me it's exactly that's what makes them special. Electronic, rock, ambient vibes often within a song coming together as a coherent musical message. Also they are catchy and unique at the same time which I like in music and is hard to pull off.
I don’t know why but when you laugh at shit it brings me so much joy. You’re views on Ed Sheeran and Coldplay also bring me joy.
I really wasn’t expecting some of these, spat my water out when I heard P Diddy lol haven’t heard that name since 2011
I didn't know P diddy was still making music, much less touring lol!
@@mvuyisiree6988 Diddy is more of a business man...
@@jennag3226 Yeah, he'd be more so classified as a mogul now. He invested his money, so he will probably always be raking bank.
Offset and Cardi B made a new trash awful song with an even worse video. You should hate on it
It's like porn. Trashy porn. Disgusting. Like seriously wtf is happening to the world. She literally looks like she is in the strip club dancing on him. It makes me feel sick
Claire Procter Think about their child growing up and seeing that shit
The song is mediocre, Offset demonstrates boringly average verses and lyrical skills. Cardi’s feature is also extremely inexcuting and average. The video, although it has some grotesque moments from Cardi, is technically pretty good. Seems like you’re being a little unnecessarily critical of it but I understand why you wouldn’t like it.
Eww Cardi B fan
Chris Rattlehead You’re saying I’m a fan of Cardi B? You serious?
What I find sad about streaming is an artist could have billion of streams on multiple songs, but a any member of Pink Floyd could earn more off DSotM vinyl sales
"I'm truly American because of the salt!" Lol
Really enjoy this video, your commentary is always hilarious.
Simple music pleases simple minds.
love Ed Sheeran and I'm also a pop type of artist, but more in the style of his songs "Perfect" and "Thinking out loud". Notice how most of his music is centered around romance. He doesn't do heavy dark stuff, because he doesn't need to. It's talent and from the heart.
So the best way to be profitable now is to have thrived under the old economy.
Yep I'm older, in my 40s, I used to rush down to physical stores to buy the latest release from my favourite band. and I used to lend it to my friends if it was good enough. They'd lend me their favourites, and we'd discuss them. Music now lacks an interpersonal connection and any effort to acquire it. It has become disposable. I'll go outta my way to see a band from my youth, will todays kids go outta there way to see an artist they like now? in 5 years, 10, 20? Who's gonna show up for a Cardi B show in 2039?
No one will. That's why I don't even get that mad at Pop artists anymore, they are screwed, their music won't last
Rip Notre Dame
Hell fire
Noder Daym
I've been new to this channel for a while now, and i must say I appreciate your content , I appreciate your channel bro , and I'm also a huge fan of Billy Joel too, favourite song has to be Vienna.
Roger Waters is touring a lot, looking at his age it's pretty incredible
I love your new longer videos
I think a "touring advance" these days is what a record advance was 20 years ago. It is given upfront to cover all costs of stage props, hotels, limos, what have you. Then you eventually have to pay your record company back if you did not make them enough money while touring.
I love you’re opinions about singers; so spot on! I couldn’t agree more with all you say. Subscribing!
Holy FUCK that passion and message at the last few minutes. What a way to close out.
Love your opinion of the list and you're absolutely right. If the artist/band that's on the list still gets radio or video airplay and still touring, they shouldn't be complaining about digital streaming and artists' rights.
Hey Mike , how was your Dream Theater concert?
Good
The way Americans pronounce Notre Dame cracks me up... 'Noter Dayme' lol
Yeah it's kinda dumb. But the University here is techn pronounced that way.
Many people in that local area pronounce it "No-tra Daym", a hybrid of both, I suppose.
@@PumaPantalones really? I'm from IN and never heard the hybrid
U2 was a great band. I'd say that Boy to Zooropa was a pretty good run for them, with the exception of maybe Rattle and Hum and October.
Mike, you are just awesome. Please don't ever stop. And yes, humanity has to be ashamed.
A lot of them surprised me. I never heard or though about Pink anywhere for the past 10 years. PUFF DADDY? The last I heard of him is from Tourette GUy. AND ROGER WATERS?!? YEEEEEEEEEEEESSS!!! Don't get him wrong, he deserves it. He is touring WAY TOO MUCH for his age and his albums are stil very damn good. Also we know a good part of this money made is going to a lot of different good causes... And now COLDPLAY!?! WTF IS HAPPENING?
Like Depeche Mode or not, Violator is one of the best produced albums of all time. It still sounds fresh nearly 30 years on
You should be on JRE. Rock on!
Mike you really talk out of my soul!! So right!
Hearing you say “Norte dame” killed me lmao, it’s pronounced “not-ra dam”
Not in Murica
It is pronounced that when talking about the one in France.
My grandfather was a native French speaker from Belgium and he pronounced the US college the way it was pronounced in the US.
But we're from Pennsylvania we have a city that the way the citizens pronounce it he got mad because they pronounced it Lay trobe when he pronounced it the correct way Latrobe.
Become The Knight lmao clearly not
We Frenglish in Canada murder the pronunciation of Notre Dame.
No it's pronounced as "Noder Daym"
Foo Fighters are my favorite band!
As far as Depeche Mode goes, I think a lot of people enjoy their stuff because of how it reaches a midpoint between industrial and synthpop. Some tracks are very accessible while others are more experimental. So, you have some riverheads who like them and you have the new wave movement liking them. Not to mention, some of their tracks are sort of ballady. My point is just that in terms of electronic music, Depeche Mode reaches into elements a lot of people are into.
Given your love for prog, maybe you’d like more old school industrial stuff that is more technical.
28:21 need to eat though.
And a ferrari
yngwie: “more is more”
Wants are needs too.
Get the ferrari. And the Lambo too. dream house, naked girls, world tour, etc.
He has 5 Ferraris and acording to Fender, one of the biggest private collections of vintage Fenders. Love him!!!!
LMFAO "Ed Sheeran's music is a potato" - Mike The Music Snob, 2019
I get why someone like Bruno Mars could get that money, i'll admit he puts a fun show, but I don't get the appeal on a ginger playing the guitar with a pedal loop
Excellent commentary
P Diddy “come with me” featuring jimmy page! Loved it and can’t find it anywhere! Glad I’m not the only one!
*has been dropping f bombs the whole video*
"Sorry I'm about to say a bad word."
*Says the word stupid* 😂
I think he was about to say the R word.
@@MFChickenFlipper What's the R word?
@@Sam-qc6sz radish
22:33 And little did he know...
1st time subscriber. Now I got you. Future Peter Flack.
Cmon man listen to Stripped by depeche mode, they're pretty badass, even Wrong most recently and they have a HUGE fanbase
I dont like much by them, but Welcome to My World is a good one! It's definitely worth checking out.
This was great, very entertaining
Depeche Mode is an odd one. I was a teenager in the 80s when they were big, but only like a few of their songs. But when I saw them live in L.A. around 2000-2002, it was a fucking amazing show. They entertain, they're loud, and their audience is energized. I never listen to DM, but that concert is one of my all-time favorites.
I think the reason Depeche mode so popular people are nostalgic for that 80s synth-pop sound.
You may be able to talk to the manager without the label but I doubt they’ll talk without a label
Take a shot every time Mike says *touring*
...And Corbin's dead
The message of this video is the unspoken truth of the music industry.
Loving the beard bro 🤘🤘🤘
U2 is a filet mignon with a side dish of Ed Sheeran's half baked melody potato. Ed wishes he was a steak dinner like U2, but he's only a stinkin' potato.
Okay ya got me, 100% agree.
Touring, touring merch, licensing deals to TV/Film has always been how musicians make their money.
I've been an entertainment attorney for awhile, selling records and streams has never been a primary source of income.
Before streaming, bands would get a big advance and pay it back through sales. It almost never got paid back from sales alone. The breakage fee alone kills any hope of getting cash beyond the advance from sales.
I can confirm that yes, in fact, Ed Sheeran is NOT a steak dinner.
I noticed you were watching your thank you scientist shirt, do you know why their albums got taken off of spotify?
Max Adams they're not tho...
@@Pigweenies yeah they were for a while i just realized they got reuploaded and came out with a new song
You are missing something in not liking Depeche Mode. And your opinion on Pink Floyd not being influential- what the heck...
I don't know. I think Friends In Low Places is a pretty good song.
Oh, and MetallicA...they own their masters, MASTERS!
18:27 So Duff apparently doesn't matter to them huh?
The Rolling Stones are from London bro lol
Dartford**
@@joegarrison5911 *The UK
@@Sam-qc6sz You're going backwards now lol.
Isn’t Joshua Tree about America? Maybe that’s why they said they champion and believe in the spirit and culture of America.
I've recently found your channel and really enjoy it! I was however surprised about your reaction to Depeche Mode. Check out their album "Songs of Faith and Devotion". It's epic.
Their best album
26:30 this is why I own my music. Obviously I could get better recognition with a label; but knowing me I'll go fucking insane knowing that credit would be taken from me. Especially when I produce all my shit.
RUclips and social media in general is basically independent advertising at this point
Pink Floyd is Rock Royalty!!!! and specially for live events
pink floyd is/was way more important than billy joel and the eagles and metallica lets be real here, they have an incredibly long history with many eras, all the way from 1966 with syd and his iconic writing style and innovations plus rick wright's beautiful and very cool (like in DSOTM) keyboards, to 70s gilmour with his impressive guitar and vocals. the rest all pale in comparison.
HOWEVER roger waters was the worst member and ruined the best members successes often times so i'm not saying he was the one who made the band, the wall wasn't close to being their best.
Metallica > Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd is INCREDIBLY overrated
@@VarsityAthlete04 Pretty much
@@VarsityAthlete04 lol no.metallica never produced anything closed to something like shine on you crazy diamond
I think Michael Jackson should be at least an honorable mention, he's the most earning dead celebrity, maybe he's even richer than some of these people.
So basically The weekend's streams pulled in the numbers to his tours. Good
Im sure its been commented but the statement about u2 being american is because of there halftime show at the superbowl. Cheesy use by the writer, but I cant lie U2 fucking gave me chills for their performance
Like you cant say the eagles had more impact than pink floyd thats just.....nah dude
whywherewhenhow yeah they did