I studied for year, at a fairly renowned music university here in Sweden, and more than once, when we had theory lessons, the teachers would say: "if you want more examples of this, after the lesson, check out Rick Beato on youtube. He's got a great video about this" I think that's a pretty good seal of approval if any.
My Ola experience: I’m a very small RUclipsr trying to get my footing with collaborating with companies. I sent out an email to a bunch of companies putting my name out there. Harley Benton’s response: “Nest time you are looking for a collaboration, be sure to not CC this email to other brands ;)” Solar’s response: “Thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately we’re not able to offer you endorsement at this time but feel free to reach back out in the future” It’s the little things.
Rolling Stone these days is mostly self-righteous virtue signalling about politics, Rick totally avoids that kind of irrelevant and divisive noise, one of many reasons why he's popular!
Rick recently released a sit down with Petrucci, Tosin, and Devin, three guys Ola knows well and has interviewed. I love the large/small aspect of this community...
We are in golden times - Ola and Rick together! And Both now have had Devin Townsend. Damn, these are good days for guitar folk. Now can we get 66Samus into this mix?
Rick is great because he appreciates music in general and is extremely open minded. He's not the most extreme metal guy but deeply gets it all. If you notice when he talks about death metal etc. he grasped at rhythm and complexity being just as important as other parts of music. He finds the diamonds amongst the coal in music which is why he's so good at what he does. He also can elaborate why stuff really works in music which most "reaction" people cannot do. Some do though and one I do like is the Charismatic Voice. She's great at what she does.
Watching Rick briefly explaining why adults cannot develop perfect pitch using scientific data from linguistics only makes me appreciate his contents even more. I have a passion for guitar playing and linguistics (more specifically, language acquisition) and watching him answering Ola's question was great.
As an older guy myself, I would say it's either too late in the day. Don't have the prostate to not pee every 15 minutes . Or the fact that as you get older generally your body just doesn't cope as well with coffee. Or they already geeked out on good coffee before the show. Me personally, I love coffee, it doesn't love me.
@RickBeato mentioning Refused made me so happy. People have caught on to the record now I think, and it's such an important album for the genre. One of those life altering records if you like aggressive music.
I am happy to be one amongst those who loved the album when it came out. I listened the album a million times. I was into all punk and hardcore and i had a purist vein, but also a experimental one, both feeding each other in my brain. Those were times when people actually were asking "what is punk actually? What is it to be punk, to play punk?" and many brought very interesting proposals. Imho, The Shape Of Punk To Come is in pair with some of the albums by Fugazi.
I can really appreciate how much Ola is willing to elaborate on his point of view of a topic or his experience in order to bring out a better answer out of the interviewee. It also feels more like a dynamic discussion than an interview, and the title of the segment fits perfectly.
Two of my favorite content makers sitting together. I think you can clearly see how much Ola respects Rick because Ola's demeanor was a little more "serious" I guess you could say. It's really cool that they respect each other and have collaborated. Ola shouldn't sell himself short at all though in terms of his own validity and importance. Ola began his content a long time ago and, whereas his content caters mostly to us metalheads, his reach has spread even further I believe. Heck, I just purchased a Solar guitar recently and much of it is because of how much I adore Ola's channel and vibe. Killer guitar, but it's got a lot to do with wanting to just be a part of Ola's community. Loved the video ESPECIALLY the part where Pix rolled in to get interviewed as well lol. That's another thing, Ola's channel has made me want to get rid of my adorable little dog and go get an English Bull Terrier!
The subsidised music lessons in Sweden probably helps. How much it's subsidised varies a bit between the different municipalities. In my own it has been completely free since 2019 and you are eligible from grade 0 - 9 (mandatory school) and 1 - 3 (gymnasium). Since it's part of the actual school system you are allowed to leave your ordinary classes for your "culture class". Then of course there are the mandatory music lessons at school as well...
Algorithm or serendipity? We’ll never know, but two of my favorite youtubers hanging out and picking each other’s brain has made this day so much brighter
Rick Beato is the BOSS! Great interview Ola... Damn you have become so professional in so many things throughout the years. Det är underbart att ditt "imperium" växa.
Four days ago Rick had John Petrucci, Tosin Abasi, and Devin Townsend in his room THEN Two days ago Ricky boy had coffee with Ola!? Damn, what a week has it been!
I’m so happy this interview happened. I’ve watched both of you guys for years, and when Rick said he was going to Sweden, I thought, “he should do a Coffee with Ola.” You both are treading new ground on what can be done with music education, and ultimately, music inspiration. All the best to you both!!
Fantastic! My two favorite channels! @OlaEnglund I was just wondering - to get a bit more variety in your editing, it would be great to have a camera closer on your guest's face, one close on you and a wide shot and switch between the 3 camera's. The angles are just a bit too similar, which is too bad because it makes the edit look a bit boring. But - great content as always!
The thing about Swedes having to stay inside most of the year can be applied to a lot of stuff, just look at Sweden's car culture, there are tons of cool cars that are being restored and worked on during the winter, to be enjoyed during the short summer, which makes swedes excell at working on cars.
I've just watched Beato's interview with Petrucci, Tosin Abasi and Devin Townsend. They mentioned Ola and it seemed like Rick had no idea who they were talking about. And there he is on Ola's channel.🙂
Rick is just so insightful and intentional with everything he says and does, and he has a real zen about him. He's definitely a dude I'd love to just have a beer or coffee with and hang for a couple of hours.
I didn't really know that Rick was such a production nerd :D but also a well-spoken and relatable guy, and this interview brought out Ola's relatability as well. good job!
Ola, i don't know you personally but i have been watching your videos since the early days on this platform. You are so inspiring and dedicated, you have so much drive and passion for what you do its hard not to be SO proud of how far you have come. Your kids have an amazing roll model, and all of us here in thie "Metal" community have one as well. 🤘🤘
…two of my favorites together! I love that Ola brought up the positivity of Rick’s channel. I bet this is another reason for the success of Rick & Ola’s channels. Cheers to both of them for that.
The pop up notification of this immediately had me stop & watch this- so happy for you Ola!! You definitely need a trip to Atlanta for a day with Rick!
In the beginning it was like you were describing Seattle. The people “blossom” when the sun finally comes back in April/May but doesn’t really settle in until July/August. That glorious day when you can finally wear shorts and a T-shirt, no hoodie/jacket is like a coming to a Jesus moment. Living in Georgia these last 9 years has been a nice change with weather.
@@majesticpbjcat7707 I live in western Washington as well, and this summer has been quite pleasant. Sometimes even forget it's summer. Need more rain though. Looking forward to fall to be honest.
Har följt er båda sedan ni startade för flera år sedan. Otroligt kul att ni blivit så stora och nu träffas! Dessutom får erat samtal er att växa båda två. Ni pratar med respekt om varandra och lyfter nya sidor. Du säger att Rick är stor för att han är personlig, det är av samma skäl jag gillar dig med Mannen! Keep up the good work!
The two guys that have kept me sane over the two years I've spent getting back on my feet after an accident...talking together....im only just learning guitar in my 40s and you both are so entertaining and likable and just want to say thank you for being who you are... Rick and ola you are legends 🙌 thank you
It's great to hear Rick say put out a full album. As a metal fan, when I started buying music the bands I liked were rarely, if ever, in the charts so I got used to buying albums in order to have my favourite songs from my favourite artists. As a result, these days I still buy albums and if I was to put my own music out to the world I'd make albums.
What Rick does for musicians and specially for guitar players is something that will go down in history. He is creating learning and study material for decades and generations to come.
Legendary Interview very in depth awesome this is why I love RUclips to begin with this interview is top notch you can't find this quality on TV lol.. TV sucks compared to Ola Englund, Rick Beato is a great musician knows everything about music. I didn't know he is from New York he seems to have the New York personality though. New Jersey, Philli, and NY have that attitude towards BS that others don't really have. BTW: When is Ola ever going to come to the U.S.A. may I recommend either Amish Country in Pensilvania (Horse n Buggy Old Ladies on Scooters and the wonderful Amish have the best tourists and food is awesome Lancaster Rocks), NYC for the obvious, or Six Feet Under old stomping grounds in Miami would be cool to see a tour of where they used to record. Whatever you do avoid New Jersey.. Seriously its terrible.. I blame the UFOs... 👽👾🤖👀👀👀
I'm an amateur drummer for many years. I know ZERO when it comes to specifics on "Modded Amps", "Mics", guitars, producing, video editing BUT I could have listened to 2 more hours of Rick's and Ola's discussion on all these topics. What a fun, down to earth, chill hang with 2 of my favorite YT personalities. Thanks for this! Looking forward to Ola playing through Rick's rigs in Atlanta, getting them to CHUG!!!
You need to watch ANY video Rick has done on Drums/Drumming/Drummers. I'm not a drummer but into musicians and what they do, and have learned SOO much from him (and Andrew Rooney).
This makes me so happy. Two amazing musical gurus & major influencers to hundreds of thousands of people including myself. Two of THE most important people in music today! Ola & Rick.... you guys rock! 🤘🥰🤘
One of a Swedish band as well, well ahead of its time was „Eleven Pictures“. The Album Flowerland is mindblowing. Ola and Rick: Would be interesting to hear if you know the band.
I love how it takes less than 2 minutes before Rick's in interview mode LOL - "So I wonder about that, the weather is it always like that?". Such an engaging human, and a badass, Ola included.
Coffee with Ola... But without Coffee 😂.. Thanx for the very insightful video. It's always a joy to see and listen to people that R passionate about music .
Lots of respect for Ola here. It's great that finally someone ELSE interviews Rick! As of today, this is my favorite YOU TUBE Video. It's Silver, Gold, and PLATINUM!
7:00 I studied language pedagogy and one thing I remember is that learners have to be familiar with the phonemes of the language until around the age of 12 (pre-puberty) to be able to produce the sounds just like a native. It has to do something with brain development (the cortex if I remember correctly). It becomes increasingly difficult to impossible to pick up the nuances of the tonality or phonemes of an unfamiliar language. This reaffirms what Rick said about his kids laughing at him for not noticing the mispronunciation haha. It would be very interesting to transfer this knowledge of tonal hearing and age to music education too.
I'm not sure if that's entirely true. As an adult I do a lot better with sounds like the Japanese R or that intermediate sound between W and V that shows up in a lot of languages. As a kid I always heard both of those as flips (L in place of R, R in place of L; W instead of V, V instead of W) one day in my late 20s it just clicked that they were additional, unique consonants. Because I'm very much -not- fluent in languages besides English it catches people off guard when I can repeat a phrase they give me that makes most English speakers stumble because it contains a sound English speakers don't normally make.
I have the same experience as @skaldlouiscyphre2453. Only in early adulthood I noticed the subtle differences between pronunciation and had no problem learning the right pronunciation of all the Arabic letters. I don't think there's a cutoff age for these things, you just need to take the time to listen to these things very closely which a lot of adults won't do. @skaldlouiscyphre2453
@@snabdub695 Thanks for responding both of you! The problem we are talking about is called the Critical Period Hypothesis, which suggests that there is an age limit until which learners can acquire native-like language skills more easily. This theory is not universally accepted, but there's evidence indicating that certain aspects of it might be true (since there's a multitude of language skills). It is generally believed that you definitely CAN learn a foreign language at any point of your life, and I absolutely support it too! But both the Brain Plasticity Theory and the CPH suggest that *in terms of accent and pronunciation* it is more advisable to start learning before pre-puberty. My new favorite example to this is Edward Teller (my fellow Hungarian), who lived 3/4 of his very long life in America, but never managed to master the "correct" US accent, sometimes even to the point of being un-understandable, to me at least. There have to be of course examples of mastering native-like pronunciation and accent as adults. I'm not familiar enough with the field of tonal perception to claim anything about the connection between hearing and pronunciation. I, for one know that my listening skills and accent in English have drastically improved since I've been listening to native speakers all the time. I'm really happy to hear about your language learning successes!
4:07 He's not wrong about places with bad weather having great music! All over Québec we have a lot of great musicians and shitty long winters that feel like 6 months (although it's closer to 4). So a lot of time to stay indoors and make music!
It's related to not having much else to do. The members of Judas Priest and Black Sabbath have mentioned this. Same with Voivod. Boring, industrial environments. Then there's Seattle, with all the rain. Not much else to do. However, Florida and California are strange...
@@janneranta7373 I lived in the Caribbean as a kid, Pretty much on the equator. You get a sunset and then a moon rise that basically makes it so light you can see as far as you could during the day but it looks like you're viewing stuff through a filter. The people I knew down there were very musical and at least at that time, ate and breathed music.
@@MoreMeRecording Lived in LA and it was just sun, all day, every day. Still there are all these bands that have started there - but if you look at hair metal, it's definitely a product of wanting to be seen, which is very LA. Then you go out towards the desert and you start to have little places that gave birth to Kyuss and all those bands. That, again, relates to having nothing else to do. I think the big thing, when many musicians talk about why they started to play, is simply that there was nothing else to do.
I was really hoping Rick would have coffee with Ola when I heard he was going to Sweden. I can’t believe I’m seeing this. 2 of the top actual influencers out there. Keep up the amazing work for the music community worldwide!
Thank you so much for inviting me on to the channel Ola! Had a great time hanging out!!
Rick, you're a legend man. Thanks for preserving music for us and future generations
We love you, Rick.
Great interview
Good man!
I studied for year, at a fairly renowned music university here in Sweden,
and more than once, when we had theory lessons, the teachers would say:
"if you want more examples of this, after the lesson, check out Rick Beato on youtube. He's got a great video about this"
I think that's a pretty good seal of approval if any.
Time for Rick to do a "What makes Ola great" video.
Ola Englund Interview
Oh dude. There's so many reasons ola is great lol
That idea could be a series!
Video will one riff long 😂😂😂
My Ola experience:
I’m a very small RUclipsr trying to get my footing with collaborating with companies. I sent out an email to a bunch of companies putting my name out there.
Harley Benton’s response: “Nest time you are looking for a collaboration, be sure to not CC this email to other brands ;)”
Solar’s response: “Thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately we’re not able to offer you endorsement at this time but feel free to reach back out in the future”
It’s the little things.
Rick is what Rolling Stone could have been in the modern age + much, much, more. Love this.
Rolling Stone these days is mostly self-righteous virtue signalling about politics, Rick totally avoids that kind of irrelevant and divisive noise, one of many reasons why he's popular!
@@PutItAway101virtue signaling is not irrelevant. Knowing who is woke helps me decide who I support or not
@@Ottophilfr
This is a great insight.
@@PutItAway101 That's why he said "could" have been.
Rick recently released a sit down with Petrucci, Tosin, and Devin, three guys Ola knows well and has interviewed. I love the large/small aspect of this community...
Petrucci even mentioned Ola in the interview. 👍
Ola has become a huge player and I am thankful that I can be a part of this ride he took us on.
I’ve watched it twice and I’m a bass player, but Petrucci has been my guitar god for 25 yrs
We are in golden times - Ola and Rick together! And Both now have had Devin Townsend. Damn, these are good days for guitar folk. Now can we get 66Samus into this mix?
Rick is great because he appreciates music in general and is extremely open minded. He's not the most extreme metal guy but deeply gets it all. If you notice when he talks about death metal etc. he grasped at rhythm and complexity being just as important as other parts of music. He finds the diamonds amongst the coal in music which is why he's so good at what he does. He also can elaborate why stuff really works in music which most "reaction" people cannot do. Some do though and one I do like is the Charismatic Voice. She's great at what she does.
TWO ABSOLUTE BEASTS COMBINE!
☕️ ☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️
"Now you're interviewing me!"
Not that we all didn't see THAT coming.
Watching Rick briefly explaining why adults cannot develop perfect pitch using scientific data from linguistics only makes me appreciate his contents even more. I have a passion for guitar playing and linguistics (more specifically, language acquisition) and watching him answering Ola's question was great.
This is like if 2 of you favorite TV shows do an episode together 🤩
Love that you did this with Rick. One thing, coffee with Ola has no coffee this time.😮
This sequence is called: NO coffee with Ola!
Coffee, then Ola! 😝🤘🏻🎸🔥
As an older guy myself, I would say it's either too late in the day. Don't have the prostate to not pee every 15 minutes . Or the fact that as you get older generally your body just doesn't cope as well with coffee. Or they already geeked out on good coffee before the show. Me personally, I love coffee, it doesn't love me.
Oh come on...where's the cup of Zoegas..right Ola? It should be Fika with Ola....(or in this case Fika, nej)! Hahahahahaha
@@doctornova3015 may your days be kind to you as you move into the great beyond
@RickBeato mentioning Refused made me so happy. People have caught on to the record now I think, and it's such an important album for the genre. One of those life altering records if you like aggressive music.
I am happy to be one amongst those who loved the album when it came out. I listened the album a million times. I was into all punk and hardcore and i had a purist vein, but also a experimental one, both feeding each other in my brain. Those were times when people actually were asking "what is punk actually? What is it to be punk, to play punk?" and many brought very interesting proposals. Imho, The Shape Of Punk To Come is in pair with some of the albums by Fugazi.
I can really appreciate how much Ola is willing to elaborate on his point of view of a topic or his experience in order to bring out a better answer out of the interviewee. It also feels more like a dynamic discussion than an interview, and the title of the segment fits perfectly.
Ola is an excellent host - thoughtful questions, follow-ups, keeps the flow going without forcing it, comfortable, and no notes!
Two of my favorite content makers sitting together. I think you can clearly see how much Ola respects Rick because Ola's demeanor was a little more "serious" I guess you could say. It's really cool that they respect each other and have collaborated. Ola shouldn't sell himself short at all though in terms of his own validity and importance. Ola began his content a long time ago and, whereas his content caters mostly to us metalheads, his reach has spread even further I believe. Heck, I just purchased a Solar guitar recently and much of it is because of how much I adore Ola's channel and vibe. Killer guitar, but it's got a lot to do with wanting to just be a part of Ola's community. Loved the video ESPECIALLY the part where Pix rolled in to get interviewed as well lol. That's another thing, Ola's channel has made me want to get rid of my adorable little dog and go get an English Bull Terrier!
Dude, what a great pairing.
The subsidised music lessons in Sweden probably helps.
How much it's subsidised varies a bit between the different municipalities.
In my own it has been completely free since 2019 and you are eligible from grade 0 - 9 (mandatory school) and 1 - 3 (gymnasium).
Since it's part of the actual school system you are allowed to leave your ordinary classes for your "culture class".
Then of course there are the mandatory music lessons at school as well...
Algorithm or serendipity? We’ll never know, but two of my favorite youtubers hanging out and picking each other’s brain has made this day so much brighter
Rick Beato is a national treasure!
Glad to see Rick. Both legends
loved how Rick mentioned "The shape of punk to come". What an amazing album, so seminal!
going to give it a spin now :D
Even my hearing it for the first time 20 years after its release, two songs in I'm looking at that title like "damn, they were right."
2 of my favorite musicians. Thanks Ola for making this collaboration happen.
love this crossover!
Rick Beato is the BOSS! Great interview Ola... Damn you have become so professional in so many things throughout the years. Det är underbart att ditt "imperium" växa.
This is a full circle of two of my favorite RUclips people together, what a wholesome experience to watch.
Rick & Ola in the same room talking about music - what a great gift on this beautiful summer Sunday.
This is great. My two favorite youtubers vibing. And I went to Rick's live show in Stockholm which was great.
Four days ago Rick had John Petrucci, Tosin Abasi, and Devin Townsend in his room
THEN
Two days ago Ricky boy had coffee with Ola!?
Damn, what a week has it been!
2 icons. 2 idols. Love u guys! Greetings from Brazil.
Coffee with Joe Duplantier next 🙏🏻
O hell yes❤
I’m so happy this interview happened. I’ve watched both of you guys for years, and when Rick said he was going to Sweden, I thought, “he should do a Coffee with Ola.” You both are treading new ground on what can be done with music education, and ultimately, music inspiration.
All the best to you both!!
Excellent! Love both of your channels!
STREAM THE CHUG PROJECT - www.olaenglund.com/chuglinks
Yeeeeeah 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼😎
Fantastic! My two favorite channels! @OlaEnglund I was just wondering - to get a bit more variety in your editing, it would be great to have a camera closer on your guest's face, one close on you and a wide shot and switch between the 3 camera's. The angles are just a bit too similar, which is too bad because it makes the edit look a bit boring. But - great content as always!
@@partoon Great points and ideas. 💡
Where is the coffee you snål ?where are the biscuits?empty table!!! lol
yo Ola you listen Gran Hechicero yet? prepare to trip out haha enjoy!
The thing about Swedes having to stay inside most of the year can be applied to a lot of stuff, just look at Sweden's car culture, there are tons of cool cars that are being restored and worked on during the winter, to be enjoyed during the short summer, which makes swedes excell at working on cars.
I'm going to need more than a K-cup to watch this! Keep it up Ola!
Superbra intervju Ola. Bra frågor, avspänt och mysigt. Kul att få se Rick bli intervjuad för omväxlingsskull också. 👍👍👍
Two great guys in one awesome video. Much love, guys
I've just watched Beato's interview with Petrucci, Tosin Abasi and Devin Townsend. They mentioned Ola and it seemed like Rick had no idea who they were talking about. And there he is on Ola's channel.🙂
Coffee with Ola and Pix! Happy belated birthday to the beautiful PIX❤. This is a great interview. Thank you for your content 😎🙏🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Rick is just so insightful and intentional with everything he says and does, and he has a real zen about him. He's definitely a dude I'd love to just have a beer or coffee with and hang for a couple of hours.
These two doing a video together makes both of them that much cooler!!!
I didn't really know that Rick was such a production nerd :D but also a well-spoken and relatable guy, and this interview brought out Ola's relatability as well. good job!
Dude was a platinum winning producer haha
Oh yeah he’s a full-on producer!
Wow never thought I'd see these two together. lol. This is awesome.
Ola, i don't know you personally but i have been watching your videos since the early days on this platform. You are so inspiring and dedicated, you have so much drive and passion for what you do its hard not to be SO proud of how far you have come. Your kids have an amazing roll model, and all of us here in thie "Metal" community have one as well. 🤘🤘
When ola says he almost cried. That’s the music community we all feel strongly about.
This conversation is super good. I was shocked and pleased when I saw the title. Thank you for your upload 👍🏻. ☕☕💕 Ola
Two YT Legends in one room...man what a treat this interview was. Keep it up Ola, been watching you since you had 150k subs! You're a legend man! :)
I freaked out when I saw the thumbnail. I never could have imagined these 2 in the same room
Thanks Ola. Love Rick Beato a very cool guy but his guitar lessons are way over my head. Great interview.
…two of my favorites together!
I love that Ola brought up the positivity of Rick’s channel. I bet this is another reason for the success of Rick & Ola’s channels. Cheers to both of them for that.
So much knowledge. Great to see you together 💪😎🙌
Two of my favorite people!!!!
Very unexpected but very nice 👍
That was so great! As soon as Rick said he was in Sweden I was hoping he was going to be on your show!!!!
The pop up notification of this immediately had me stop & watch this- so happy for you Ola!! You definitely need a trip to Atlanta for a day with Rick!
Right! My first click of the day.
Loved the Hammond and Leslie in the background... made me want to revisit my old beebop jazz records...
Yes! This is great! So happy to see that you made it happen 😃
Two RUclips giants collide! Loved this video, start to finish. Thanks guys!!
OMG AWESOME!! congrats and how perfect. This is JUST WHAT WE WANTED
Ola AND Rick Beato?? WORLDS ARE COLLIDING!
Rick Beato does amazing interviews with the legendary Seattle/Pacific NW "Grunge" stars.
He does amazing interviews with everyone. Nobody else has the access to interview legendary musicians
Having swedish heritage and also being from Rochester NY this one is full circle for me. 🎉🎉🎉
In the beginning it was like you were describing Seattle. The people “blossom” when the sun finally comes back in April/May but doesn’t really settle in until July/August. That glorious day when you can finally wear shorts and a T-shirt, no hoodie/jacket is like a coming to a Jesus moment. Living in Georgia these last 9 years has been a nice change with weather.
The weather out here in the Seattle area is unbeatable at the moment. Enjoying it while it lasts.
@@majesticpbjcat7707 I live in western Washington as well, and this summer has been quite pleasant. Sometimes even forget it's summer. Need more rain though. Looking forward to fall to be honest.
Ola, you are so kind to host Rick. Thank you!
My 2 favorite RUclips figures right there, this is awesome.
Thank you Ola and Rick! Missed you Rick @dlxmusic, the only music store worth having in Stockholm. Well, see you next time. Take care!
Woohoo what a crossover of interviewing legends
Har följt er båda sedan ni startade för flera år sedan. Otroligt kul att ni blivit så stora och nu träffas! Dessutom får erat samtal er att växa båda två. Ni pratar med respekt om varandra och lyfter nya sidor. Du säger att Rick är stor för att han är personlig, det är av samma skäl jag gillar dig med Mannen! Keep up the good work!
Just started but I can tell it's a legendary episode. Nice!
The two guys that have kept me sane over the two years I've spent getting back on my feet after an accident...talking together....im only just learning guitar in my 40s and you both are so entertaining and likable and just want to say thank you for being who you are... Rick and ola you are legends 🙌 thank you
Whoa!!!! Well done Ola for getting Rick on your show! You are starting to gain some very large traction, keep it up! 👏👏
It's great to hear Rick say put out a full album. As a metal fan, when I started buying music the bands I liked were rarely, if ever, in the charts so I got used to buying albums in order to have my favourite songs from my favourite artists. As a result, these days I still buy albums and if I was to put my own music out to the world I'd make albums.
ha! knew it, when Rick came to Sweden that you'll have a chat.
What an incredible show! Thanks Ola!
What Rick does for musicians and specially for guitar players is something that will go down in history. He is creating learning and study material for decades and generations to come.
Legendary Interview very in depth awesome this is why I love RUclips to begin with this interview is top notch you can't find this quality on TV lol.. TV sucks compared to Ola Englund, Rick Beato is a great musician knows everything about music. I didn't know he is from New York he seems to have the New York personality though. New Jersey, Philli, and NY have that attitude towards BS that others don't really have.
BTW: When is Ola ever going to come to the U.S.A. may I recommend either Amish Country in Pensilvania (Horse n Buggy Old Ladies on Scooters and the wonderful Amish have the best tourists and food is awesome Lancaster Rocks), NYC for the obvious, or Six Feet Under old stomping grounds in Miami would be cool to see a tour of where they used to record.
Whatever you do avoid New Jersey.. Seriously its terrible.. I blame the UFOs... 👽👾🤖👀👀👀
I'm an amateur drummer for many years. I know ZERO when it comes to specifics on "Modded Amps", "Mics", guitars, producing, video editing BUT I could have listened to 2 more hours of Rick's and Ola's discussion on all these topics. What a fun, down to earth, chill hang with 2 of my favorite YT personalities. Thanks for this! Looking forward to Ola playing through Rick's rigs in Atlanta, getting them to CHUG!!!
You need to watch ANY video Rick has done on Drums/Drumming/Drummers. I'm not a drummer but into musicians and what they do, and have learned SOO much from him (and Andrew Rooney).
@@mvunit3 Been a fan of Rick's for quite some time!
@@bigwayno Awesome :)
What a great interview Ola. Rick is a legend, but where was the coffee mugs?
This makes me so happy. Two amazing musical gurus & major influencers to hundreds of thousands of people including myself.
Two of THE most important people in music today!
Ola & Rick.... you guys rock!
🤘🥰🤘
One of a Swedish band as well, well ahead of its time was „Eleven Pictures“. The Album Flowerland is mindblowing. Ola and Rick: Would be interesting to hear if you know the band.
I know John, the drummer. We did a little colab long distance for his channel.
Thank you both for your contribution to the music community!
I love how it takes less than 2 minutes before Rick's in interview mode LOL - "So I wonder about that, the weather is it always like that?". Such an engaging human, and a badass, Ola included.
Ola & Rick, thank you very much indeed for this video. Awesome best evening time spent. Cheers
Coffee with Ola... But without Coffee 😂.. Thanx for the very insightful video. It's always a joy to see and listen to people that R passionate about music .
What an awesome interview 🤘
Lots of respect for Ola here. It's great that finally someone ELSE interviews Rick! As of today, this is my favorite YOU TUBE Video. It's Silver, Gold, and PLATINUM!
Nice! Rick seems a really cool guy! Watching now!
Always good to see Star Wars been mentioned in all the best content of internet
7:00 I studied language pedagogy and one thing I remember is that learners have to be familiar with the phonemes of the language until around the age of 12 (pre-puberty) to be able to produce the sounds just like a native. It has to do something with brain development (the cortex if I remember correctly). It becomes increasingly difficult to impossible to pick up the nuances of the tonality or phonemes of an unfamiliar language.
This reaffirms what Rick said about his kids laughing at him for not noticing the mispronunciation haha.
It would be very interesting to transfer this knowledge of tonal hearing and age to music education too.
I'm not sure if that's entirely true.
As an adult I do a lot better with sounds like the Japanese R or that intermediate sound between W and V that shows up in a lot of languages. As a kid I always heard both of those as flips (L in place of R, R in place of L; W instead of V, V instead of W) one day in my late 20s it just clicked that they were additional, unique consonants.
Because I'm very much -not- fluent in languages besides English it catches people off guard when I can repeat a phrase they give me that makes most English speakers stumble because it contains a sound English speakers don't normally make.
I have the same experience as @skaldlouiscyphre2453. Only in early adulthood I noticed the subtle differences between pronunciation and had no problem learning the right pronunciation of all the Arabic letters. I don't think there's a cutoff age for these things, you just need to take the time to listen to these things very closely which a lot of adults won't do.
@skaldlouiscyphre2453
@@snabdub695 Thanks for responding both of you! The problem we are talking about is called the Critical Period Hypothesis, which suggests that there is an age limit until which learners can acquire native-like language skills more easily. This theory is not universally accepted, but there's evidence indicating that certain aspects of it might be true (since there's a multitude of language skills). It is generally believed that you definitely CAN learn a foreign language at any point of your life, and I absolutely support it too! But both the Brain Plasticity Theory and the CPH suggest that *in terms of accent and pronunciation* it is more advisable to start learning before pre-puberty. My new favorite example to this is Edward Teller (my fellow Hungarian), who lived 3/4 of his very long life in America, but never managed to master the "correct" US accent, sometimes even to the point of being un-understandable, to me at least. There have to be of course examples of mastering native-like pronunciation and accent as adults.
I'm not familiar enough with the field of tonal perception to claim anything about the connection between hearing and pronunciation. I, for one know that my listening skills and accent in English have drastically improved since I've been listening to native speakers all the time. I'm really happy to hear about your language learning successes!
wow, very unexpected guest
Can't believe these interviews are free. Awesome stuff always learning from this channel.
4:07 He's not wrong about places with bad weather having great music! All over Québec we have a lot of great musicians and shitty long winters that feel like 6 months (although it's closer to 4). So a lot of time to stay indoors and make music!
It's related to not having much else to do. The members of Judas Priest and Black Sabbath have mentioned this. Same with Voivod. Boring, industrial environments.
Then there's Seattle, with all the rain. Not much else to do. However, Florida and California are strange...
@@janneranta7373 I lived in the Caribbean as a kid, Pretty much on the equator. You get a sunset and then a moon rise that basically makes it so light you can see as far as you could during the day but it looks like you're viewing stuff through a filter. The people I knew down there were very musical and at least at that time, ate and breathed music.
@@MoreMeRecording Lived in LA and it was just sun, all day, every day. Still there are all these bands that have started there - but if you look at hair metal, it's definitely a product of wanting to be seen, which is very LA. Then you go out towards the desert and you start to have little places that gave birth to Kyuss and all those bands. That, again, relates to having nothing else to do.
I think the big thing, when many musicians talk about why they started to play, is simply that there was nothing else to do.
is Rick the only guy to wear his shoes on the show ?
what a boss
Robb Flynn did as well 😂
@@joshuayettou9032 fucking Americans .. 🙃
Dirty peasant 😂😂
But they have those shoe covers, looks like a crock over the shoes 😂😂
Yes!
Coffee with Mr. Åkerfeldt plsss Ola
Thank you again Rick!!!
Coffee with Mikael Åkerfeldt!
Ola, very good video. You come across really naturally and that's a really good thing. Keep up the good work
Is Ola huge or Rick tiny?
I was really hoping Rick would have coffee with Ola when I heard he was going to Sweden. I can’t believe I’m seeing this. 2 of the top actual influencers out there. Keep up the amazing work for the music community worldwide!