Actually it was a dumb thing to say..I am not big fan of Mayer but this kinda shallow snarky bashing does not show sophistication. It is just snobbery.
Note: (you're welcome!) 0:03 Talking Books--Stevie Wonder (1972) 2:36 Pretzel Logic--Steely Dan (1974) 3:55 The World is a Ghetto--War (1972) 5:53 Fragile--Yes (1971) 6:33 Dance to the Music-- Sly & The Family Stone (1968)
She had made a spotify playlist about a month ago with all these songs and some more! It's called Daddy's Home Inspiration and it's been my soundtrack since it got released.
@@rubyrayne8 it should still be on Spotify. Use keywords "Daddy's Home Inspiration". They just added the new album to the playlist. Listening to it now.
Daddy's Home is St Vincent's best record yet. Really enjoyed this, a woman with excellent taste! Fragile, now that surprised me. A superb record but I didn't expect to hear that from her.
Being 62 years old, it's so pleasing to see albums from my teens being an influence on this SV album. It's funny to hear Annie describing songs to an audience who've probably never heard them before. ❤️🎶
"One of the things I wanted to do in Daddy's Home was really just capture performances, like here's great players playing, in a room..." To me, that's what makes this a great album. Its COOL that she gave it a 70s aesthetic, but what makes it phenomenal is that there was magic in the room, and she recorded it.
@@Rallllllllllll Apple Music, you could submit a request through her website to speak with her on the phone about an issue in your life and she would give you songs to help deal with it
I grew up in the 70's in Southern California and I love all these albums and artists. Amazing that you included a prog album. What's different today from then is that the best artists were on the radio. Today some good artists are on the radio, but mostly the radio is inaccessible to the new artists that are killing it.
I’m surprised she didn’t mention The Dark Side of The Moon as she made references on the album and songs like Live In The Dream have similarities to that album, both masterpieces
Really great to hear her talk about this stuff. It also makes me realize even more why I loved her new record so much considering Talking Book is my favorite Stevie Wonder album. Not to mention the Yes influence as well. Great taste.
As a Dan aficionado, it is given that it is impossible to explain why Steely Dan is the greatest band of all time. Annie explains this better than any mortal (she is mortal, right?) ever has. So hope DF sees this.
Same. I'm also shocked that Dark Side Of The Moon wasn't mentioned considering she references it a few times on the record. And Live In The Dream sounds so much like Pink Floyd's 'Us+ Them'.
Love your list - I learned that stuff when it was released, and watched 3 older sisters go crazy for rnr in the 60s.... I was blessed as a 7 year old in '65...
"Cisco Kid" by War was quite a sensation at least with teenage boys. Imagine a chorus of 14 year old boys all singing Cisco Kid together. We were ridiculous.
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Wow, all great albums, but I was surprised she didn't mention David Bowie's album Young Americans. The songs "Fascination" and "Win" in particular sound totally like Daddy's Home to me.
Elton John "Goodbye Yellow brook Road" Steve Miller "Anthology" Neil Young "After the Gold rush and Harvest" which were written back to back. Bruce Springsteen "Greetings from Asbury Park." Santana "Abraxas." All great underappreciated art album's. Cheers from the long lost Past.
I’ve been I’ve heard people don’t like Steely Dan...but I’ve always like my own thing...Steely Dan are one of this made ever been assembled within the age...🦃Any Major Dude Will Code Ya....
@@jackpot8439 Oh it is just a snarky hipster thing hipsters do to sound sophisticated...John Mayer bashing has been done for a decade now...it's absurd really
I was playing Down for my 7 year old and she loves the groove toward the end, which reminded us of Steely Dan. This is her at age 2 when she discovered Steely Dan playing at a restaurant: ruclips.net/video/hZtnsNapp3I/видео.html
Great influences but I don’t hear any of that 70s production/style of music with any of her material. I’d love to hear her cover any of this material with a band though!
I think it's their best. Their most eclectic and entertaining release. It's similar to the White Album, where it's obvious that the ideas were just flowing at that point in time. Pretzel Logic feels like a celebration of creativity itself, rather than a disciplined creative artifact.
Annie Clark really said "if John Mayer is your idea of a benchmark for a quality recording get the hell out"
I love that she said this on VMP's channel, less than a year after they had a John Mayer album as their ROTM.
🤩
Yeah f the Dead.
“One time my sound guy put on John Mayer’s “Gravity,” and I fired that sound guy!” Could I love her even MORE?!!
found it a bit harsh
And good riddance, too.
@@dannymolfilmpie Nah to me it sounds like personality.
Actually it was a dumb thing to say..I am not big fan of Mayer but this kinda shallow snarky bashing does not show sophistication. It is just snobbery.
She went down in my estimation after that comment. I'm no John Mayer fan but the sound guy probably had his reasons.
Note: (you're welcome!)
0:03 Talking Books--Stevie Wonder (1972)
2:36 Pretzel Logic--Steely Dan (1974)
3:55 The World is a Ghetto--War (1972)
5:53 Fragile--Yes (1971)
6:33 Dance to the Music-- Sly & The Family Stone (1968)
She had made a spotify playlist about a month ago with all these songs and some more! It's called Daddy's Home Inspiration and it's been my soundtrack since it got released.
@@banban6087 oh I couldn’t find it!
@@rubyrayne8 it should still be on Spotify. Use keywords "Daddy's Home Inspiration". They just added the new album to the playlist. Listening to it now.
@@banban6087 Thank you! 🙏🏽
Bless you
Daddy's Home is St Vincent's best record yet. Really enjoyed this, a woman with excellent taste! Fragile, now that surprised me. A superb record but I didn't expect to hear that from her.
Sound guy: **puts on Gravity**
Annie: "And I took that personally!"
She's friends with Taylor swift so that must be why she took it personally.
Firing the sound guy, a priceless part of this video❣️
she literally looks like a Gorillaz character in this new persona/environment
Being 62 years old, it's so pleasing to see albums from my teens being an influence on this SV album. It's funny to hear Annie describing songs to an audience who've probably never heard them before. ❤️🎶
Daddy’s Home is my Álbum of the Year hands down.
Hands down
Absolutely agree
You have to be in the mood 4 it but it is Great.
absolutely i just got her vinyl, it was the last one 😭
Mine too!
"One of the things I wanted to do in Daddy's Home was really just capture performances, like here's great players playing, in a room..." To me, that's what makes this a great album. Its COOL that she gave it a 70s aesthetic, but what makes it phenomenal is that there was magic in the room, and she recorded it.
She should host a 2 hour radio show so we can hear her fave tracks.
She had a podcast where she did exactly that and it was awesome
@@letiziacapelli8639 where?!
@@Rallllllllllll Apple Music, you could submit a request through her website to speak with her on the phone about an issue in your life and she would give you songs to help deal with it
Love St. Vincent!!! Can't wait for a tour!!🔥🎶🎶🎶🎶
I grew up in the 70's in Southern California and I love all these albums and artists. Amazing that you included a prog album. What's different today from then is that the best artists were on the radio. Today some good artists are on the radio, but mostly the radio is inaccessible to the new artists that are killing it.
I’m surprised she didn’t mention The Dark Side of The Moon as she made references on the album and songs like Live In The Dream have similarities to that album, both masterpieces
I've noticed that some really clever artist always keep a few of their influences under wraps
Maybe still too popular today so it wouldn't be telling people anything they don't already know
Me likey all those records! No wonder I’m digging what I’m hearing on Daddy’s Home?!
She’d be so fun to talk music with
Really great to hear her talk about this stuff. It also makes me realize even more why I loved her new record so much considering Talking Book is my favorite Stevie Wonder album. Not to mention the Yes influence as well. Great taste.
Wow, I have and love all of those albums. No wonder her new release is so good.
These are literally the records that I'd listen to with my dad while he smoked cigars in his Caddie, v excited to hear the album!
"Maybe Your Baby" has the funkiest groove
As a Dan aficionado, it is given that it is impossible to explain why Steely Dan is the greatest band of all time. Annie explains this better than any mortal (she is mortal, right?) ever has. So hope DF sees this.
Wow really expected Bowies Young Americans to be in here, feel like that's what the album reminds me of the most.
Same. I'm also shocked that Dark Side Of The Moon wasn't mentioned considering she references it a few times on the record. And Live In The Dream sounds so much like Pink Floyd's 'Us+ Them'.
Or Low...she needs to mention something with Eno influence...Talking Heads would be good too there
she is forgetting bowie, Roxy music even talking heads is obvious
I love this lady..
I have that Soviet Army Chorus & Band record. Their version of "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" is hard to forget.
Shame she didn't talk about it!
These are some of my all-time favorite records.
Love your list - I learned that stuff when it was released, and watched 3 older sisters go crazy for rnr in the 60s.... I was blessed as a 7 year old in '65...
Great observations - Steely Dan polished every song until it shined like a gem.
OMG, shots fired. Love it.
YES (the band)
There can never be too many videos of Annie Clark discussing music, casually dropping f-bombs and looking as cool as hell.
She is so sophisticated
I agree.. the bass on Long Distance Runaround is wow.
Yes!
Cool. I have all of those in my record collection besides the Sly record. Right on!
"Cisco Kid" by War was quite a sensation at least with teenage boys. Imagine a chorus of 14 year old boys all singing Cisco Kid together. We were ridiculous.
One Berklee kid taking shots at another. I’d have thought Betty Davis’ self-titled would be on the list.
i have been telling friends that "Daddy's Home" is like Betty Davis meets Dark Side of the Moon
@@jeffandersen7397 That's an interesting image.
Sly and the Family, the best r&b soul group ever.
There’s A Riot Goin’ On is god tier
Any Major Dude is a great track!
Any major dude is one of my favs too!!! I feel special 🤓
Annie + Vinyl = heaven
Steely Dan was also my first concert, in 1994. Twins.
Music nerds are the coolest people on the planet.
My dad's FAVORITE song ever is "any major dude!" Of course, she knows all the good shit
i love how she looks and talks like a teacher
omg love her so much...also steely dan is awesomesauce 💥🚀
Even if the RUclips road is rough and the rain and wind blows, and everything in this world moves away from me, I will always keep your video in my memory. Even if the seasons pass and the years pass and the mountains and streams change, I think the RUclips world will never change and will last forever. Whether it was a coincidence or a coincidence based on an unknown mysterious algorithm, I opened my RUclips window and your thumbnail caught my eye. You have the ability to make your videos instantly stunning and attractive. Thank you for making my lonely heart so happy after watching your video. Thank you for the algorithm that made it possible to watch good videos. I hope that you will succeed as you have worked hard for your dreams. At the same time, your channel will gradually develop into a very large channel. I would like to offer my sincere praise and support with all my heart and sincerity. Thank you for your video that gave me joy and great happiness. Although you are far away, I am very happy to see your video through my RUclips window. Even if it's just a passing relationship that I've never seen offline and don't know the name of, I'm so happy to meet you through your video in the RUclips world. On the waves waving and swaying on the huge sea called RUclips, my little channel boat is paddling towards my dream today. I am very lucky to have found your video while rowing a small paddle and going endlessly and endlessly. After watching your video, I really fell in love with it. Your video shines the most on my RUclips window right now. Your video is the best video. Watching your videos makes me really happy. I wish you could stay by my side forever. In the night sky, in the wide RUclips world like the Milky Way, I accidentally met your beautiful video like a star and enjoyed it as if in a dream.
Now I gotta check out "Daddy's Home!!" Great album title. That could mean many things. lol. Nice choices.
6:02 is straight up facts
GENIA!!!
Wow, all great albums, but I was surprised she didn't mention David Bowie's album Young Americans. The songs "Fascination" and "Win" in particular sound totally like Daddy's Home to me.
There is definitely a Thin White Duke influence on her album.
Also fame sounds very similar to the opening track
I remenber saw War live on The midnight special. I'm old lol.
Annie would have been a good alter ego for Elizabeth Jennings on 'The Americans.'
She is the next Big Thing!
Why do we see the picture through the perf? Oh! It's an effect! I get it now.
Cisco Kid was a friend of mine...
Elton John "Goodbye Yellow brook Road" Steve Miller "Anthology" Neil Young "After the Gold rush and Harvest" which were written back to back. Bruce Springsteen "Greetings from Asbury Park." Santana "Abraxas." All great underappreciated art album's. Cheers from the long lost Past.
Can't wait to plug my rotary phone back in and get my typewriter out!
I’ve been I’ve heard people don’t like Steely Dan...but I’ve always like my own thing...Steely Dan are one of this made ever been assembled within the age...🦃Any Major Dude Will Code Ya....
Wha? 😦
She goes up in my estimation for her admiration of SD
where’s dark side of the moon by pink floyd???
I don't think that dark side was the aesthetic she was going for.
I thought she’s mention that one too. Maybe she figured it was obvious?
In her shelf, probably.
anybody know whAt turntable annie has there?
When I thought I couldn’t love her more, she said she fired a guy for playing John mayor 😂😂
Lol that’s awesome. I just bought her new album because of this comment 😂
Why did she say that? Whats with john mayer? Can you enlighten me a little
@@jackpot8439 Oh it is just a snarky hipster thing hipsters do to sound sophisticated...John Mayer bashing has been done for a decade now...it's absurd really
❤
Putting out serious “Nancy” vibes in that outfit
Where did you get that record player?
its . . . fuckin sick
I wonder what other famous musicians/celebs watch clips like these?
Lol, one time a sound guy put on john mayers gravity and I fired that sound guy. Omg.
IM FUCKING DEAD ABOUT THE JOHN MAYER COMMENT HOLY MOSES
How did she not mention Young Americans 🤔?
IMHO one cannot fully appreciate John Mayer the guitarist unless you've heard him with Dead & Company.
steely dan? maybe she can incorporate “show biz kids” into
“los ageless.”
“they go to los ageless…”
I was playing Down for my 7 year old and she loves the groove toward the end, which reminded us of Steely Dan. This is her at age 2 when she discovered Steely Dan playing at a restaurant: ruclips.net/video/hZtnsNapp3I/видео.html
It's weird that solo on down instantly made me think of steely dan
Daddy's Home on mushrooms is my new secret place. ( also, currently at 2:50 and If she doesn't mention Betty Davis i'm jumping out a window)
1:30 I fired that sound guy
So after hearing this, I just need to get my shit together so I can be in Anne’s band.
1:25 lol what's wrong with john Mayer's gravity?
it's not steely dan lol
@@jonathanto4364that's fair lol
John Mayer is boring 💤
I'm thinking that was her 'not too subtle' way of saying that she doesn't like Mayer
@@Spiderboyish He's a great guitarist but he's got no soul - something is missing.
Pretty and Funny! Poor John M.
Great influences but I don’t hear any of that 70s production/style of music with any of her material. I’d love to hear her cover any of this material with a band though!
I'm surprised she didn't mention any Bowie albums tbh
I thought Bowie's Young Americans would have also been one of those influences.
I SEE YOU DANCING AT A DISCOTHEQUE
🍒✍️👀
Kinda surprised she didn't mention any Talking Heads vinyl since she did once collab with David Byrne.
Well, a John Mayer collab in the future was completely squashed lol
THE Drip!
She went to the right schools
And Bowie Young Americans...
PRETZEL LOGIC FUCK YES
I hope she actually didn’t fire that sound guy cause that would be pretty mean.
It was clearly a joke.
she fired that sound guy?!!! it sounds so stressful working with her and honestly I don't blame her for that
I don’t either but I’d hate to be her guitar tech...
I am pretty sure she's joking.
Babe!!!💘
👍👍
Stevie Wonder, Steely Dan and Sly Stone. Those were just the ones under S.
no dark side of the moon?
John mayer clearly pumped and dumped her and shes heartbroken.
Yes? Interesting. I hear Pink Floyd.
Pretzel Logic is one of Steely Dan's weakest albums but Dan overall is fantastic so kudos.
I think it's their best. Their most eclectic and entertaining release. It's similar to the White Album, where it's obvious that the ideas were just flowing at that point in time. Pretzel Logic feels like a celebration of creativity itself, rather than a disciplined creative artifact.
THE JOHN MAYER SUB