Quadeca - "Scrapyard" Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- You can totally skip the first 10 minutes if you don't want to hear a rather personal emotional story. Then I'll get into this album which once again shows what a wonderful artist this "kid" is. @quadecaX8
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50/50 laughing to crying ratio while watching this one. thank you for doing what you do (I remember radioshack btw) 💛
INFLUENZA!
Couldve remembered my dog in the car too, last time i let you dogsit for me
Please tell Ben to watch this video, I'm sure he would appreciate it.
need professor skye on a tier list PRONTO boys. avaa motherfuckers. free dignan
@@malijudah6312you do realize Hivemind are a bunch of Industry plants and if you check their LLC, Benjamin Lasky is actually the sole owner
quadratic and his formula never fail to impress!
So true!
Quarabula
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My quadiki torch lit up the moment this video appeared in my feed
Skye and Hivemind are my two favorite RUclips channels lol
QUAD DID !!!
@@acidmonsterQUANKA DID 🗣️🔥🔥
I lost my father when i was 12 by suicide. The first time i heard Quadeca's I Didn't Mean To Haunt You i felt his energy there. I felt things that i kept repressed for years and really thought about how it was gonna be if it was the opposite. So i'm glad someone is sharing their (or their related ones) experience with suicide and this album because it really hits you differently
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QUADRANT W
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Big quintessential dropped ts 🗣️🗣️
AVAA, and what an absolutely loaded review this was. The story of your dad is so wonderful and so human. Your reviews are unlike any others just the way you apply your own life to it, and that must be quite the feeling knowing your own dad liked watching them. Gonna eat some onion bread in celebration of this legend
Don't know what onion bread is but that sounds incredible
quadrilateral showed with this project that the sky is the limit with his music, he has so much potential for me and im so excited with what he has to do next
that’s not his name. It’s spelled quandrangle
Quadrophonic
nah the sky is simply what he stands on 🗣🗣
i love this quetiapine fella, he surely cures my depression...
Riley level wordplay
absolutely insane bar
Avaa skye, super moving story - it's great to hear that resonated so deeply with your dad, and thank you for sharing. It's moving and refreshing to see a music critic who so unapolagetically embraces the emotion of what they review, and i can't understate what your anecdotes and experience that you lace into your vids does to enhance the experience! Again, AVAA
It does help me to know when the anecdotes are appreciated. I'm putting a lot out there and it is hard not to feel too vulnerable.
@professorskye it really is appreciated - it's like watching your favourite teacher/professor go on a tangent wheh they feel really impassioned about a particular subject - there's something that feels so sincere about it, hard to explain but whatever it is I appreciate it
your anecdotes are why we all watch you. your perspective is what makes what you do so great@@professorskye
Quadeeter-dotter and his amazing Debter-Dots never fail to crush our liver with their benign and subtle formula for good musics. AVAA on this one.
What I maybe love most about Quad's music is his vulnerability. Yours is greatly appreciated too
AVAA, the thing I love so much about this channel is how you explain how you process the art with a very raw and unfiltered expression of emotion, and I find it weird how many art reviewers fail to do that. Sharing personal experiences, sharing this much emotions in a review makes it a thousand times more valuable and constructive, and I think it's an important thing Skye is doing for us people to remember how powerful art can be.
Surprised you gave such short shrift to Texas Blue. After the wide emotional range of the album, I find that these four cycling chords provide a pleasant and alluring flow to depressurize in, lifting your spirits into a positive space, before closing the album.
this is the first review of yours I’ve clicked on and as someone who lost their father right before IDMTHY and hearing your story I am completely moved. Crazy. The impacts music can have is incredible. All support to u professor
avaa. thank you for sharing the stories about your dad. this is my favourite music channel not just because of the analysis itself or the perspective that comes from you being a bit older than much of your audience, but also because you're willing to share personal stories from your life to give context into your experience with the music.
your “no trouble breathing joke” was hilarious. great analysis and thanks for sharing that story about your father. this project also moved me a lot.
really enjoyed your way of reviewing art here especially by illustrating how it connected to you, beautiful
AVAA! First time commentor but long time lurker of the channel. I couldn't agree more when you said that what makes your videos so valuable is how you are able to link current generation of music back to older generations, as well as other significant pieces of art (the Tyler, the Creator and Baudelaire connection comes to mind), in order to highlight the universal human core in all of them. You are easily my favorite music reviewer/commentator/analyst on RUclips, keep up the good work!
avaa. Found this video from the Quadeca tweet and I just to say thanks for making something like this. Went in a journey watching this video and I can’t say that about a lot of things I experience on this platform
This video has ked me to dozens of your videos, thanks for doing what you do!
When you were talking about how much work it is to be human, I was reminded of an old song by Jars of Clay that I recently discovered called Work. Twice in the song he says,
"I'm not afraid
Of drowning
It's the breathing
That's taking all this work."
AVAA, First video of yours Ive seen and just wow, what a review, thank you for sharing that story
AVAA, and I just wanted to say how much I love and appreciate you for saying that you believe human genius is in everyone. I’m heading into college with the goal of being an English teacher and bringing out the voice of people who believe they have none. People who think they have nothing to say or that they aren’t creative or that they don’t have it in them to express their thoughts. I’m of the belief that unlocking that potential will always lead to good, and hearing you say the same puts a huge smile on my face :)
AVAA, This new Quad Bike album is definitely my favorite of the year so far
AVAA, i find it so very interesting how this album with “no theme” can yet have so many different effects and can provoke so many varied reactions and feelings on people. maybe the absence of theme makes us feel in the theme ourselves?
Avaa! Thanks for this great video, great review for a great project! And thank you for sharing your story, sorry for your loss. Your dad sounded like a wonderful person and Im so glad Quadecas music was so meaningful to him
The story at the start of this brought me to tears and gave me an even greater appreciation for IDMTHY. Awesome video man
i dont think ive ever been this engaged in a story time during an album review / analysis. thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story
Your stories are so touching. It’s the first time I’ve seen your videos but I’m grateful to hear your thoughts on such a great artist. My condolences to you, sir. I look forward to seeing more of you.
AVAA thank you for reviewing this album
AVAA as a 20 year old trans girl the concept and confronting of suicide is extremely challenging and I Didn't Mean to Haunt You truly is an album that helped me fully grieve through it. ive never lost anyone close to me from suicide but it haunts extremely close to me and my family and ive always been scared of "turning into a statistic". again being trans does not help at all when confronting it lol. but ultimately Quadeca had completely motivated me to start making music and Scrapyard has strenghtened that resolve to make music because it has shown me that even disorganized thoughts that dont have a place in the grand schemes a human can cook up are as amazing and beautiful as those grand schemes. this whole splurge is just to say that this review was really beautiful and the story with your father really touched me. im glad that you can understand some music that really resonates with me and i hope you review more of Quadecas music as it comes out :3
ps. your description of why hip hop is so amazing is exactly how ive felt about it for so long but i couldnt put it into words so thabk you!
this review was absolutely amazing! you truly are super in touch with modern culture and internet culture, and it’s super refreshing to to hear someone draw on that and compare it with old music and culture
So glad someone else noticed the similarity between The Place Where He inserted the Blade and Easier. Both great songs, but definitely a similar vibe.
fanastic review, you pulled through. very moving story. i just found out about this band today and iam a bit in shock, it really made me feel things i didnt feel for some time. thank you for making me understand this peace of art more. sub!
Great video! I love the part of the album where Quadriceps stoped singing and started ranting about the 1984 NBA finals
playing this on the quad
Woo boy am i excited for this video
AVAA! youre story at the beginning was so emotional and impactful. its crazy how this artist who dissed a big youtuber and made funny fifa videos to making an emotional love/heartbreak album to making such a masterpiece that has the ability to move anybody of any generation is amazing. i have been following Quadeca since a little before FMTY and its such an amazing journey and how evolved he has gone and how young he is. thanks for this great video❤
AVAA & i love it when you get philosophical and personal skye
I’m 8 minutes into this video and you have all of my respect. WOW
avaa, the story about your dad hit me. about 3 years ago my best friend committed suicide and that album really helps me still, great review.
quadeca bro I know ur gonna watch this one day and if you’re seeing this man I love you bro u are truly one of the greatest artists of our time. Seriously.
Avaa profesor.
I never recommend stuff here in the comments but I gotta shoutout 'Where we've been, Where we go from here' the debut album by indie band Friko. Really anthemic, triumphant and confident for a debut; with echoes of Bright Eyes, Superchunk and other late 90's to mid 2000's indie darlings (and even some BC,NR) + some truly evocative lyrics I think you would dig. Could be a neat Thunderground Tuesday or even a standard video considering they were just covered by Pitchfork and are ever-so-slightly blowing up right now.
41:00 shoutout jreg !
avaa! thanks for making these videos. you are easily the most genuine and thoughtful reviewer on here, and u are the first source I look to when a new album comes out that I love. it's nice to see other people think about and analyze and philosophize about the music I am obsessed with and love. and ur analysis always expands my own understanding of the art I love. every single time. respect ❤
wish I could have this video on in the background forever every time he gave an analogy or short story about the album he had my full attention from across the room
The story at the beginning is a genuine reminder for me about the impact of music and art in general. Your dad seems like a great person and i hope you and your family is doing ok. AAVA:)
this is album is beautiful. Geniunly a generational album.
AVAA skye and in this case one of your best. I rarely comment but wanted to voice my support for personal stories being included in reviews. Not only because that story resonated with me heavily but also because in general hearing your life advice and wisdome on how you built yourself a happy life is v comfotting for someone who was born in the same year as quadeca and often feels like hes treading water. Also want to confirm that as someone with likely undiagnosed ADD the structure of your videos actually can often hold my attention better than a video that is more thoughtfully structured and its reassuring seeing someone with similar issues do well in academia while i am currently struggling.
love everything you do man, love from England!! AVAA 😀
Avaa. Listening to you made me happy, you got a way with words young man
You know the album is fire when professor skye questions if you’re non binary or not
aava skye, been watching ever since I saw your microphones in 2020 review. love your analysis and ability to connect the music with your own experiences so beautifully!!! u r the goat
Hey man, I just wanna say this review moved me so much. There’s so many themes and ideas I haven’t seen ppl talk abt, but that I felt to my soul, that you explained beautifully and perfectly. I also love how personal you get with some things and the little stories you tell, it draws me in so much and I think you’ve just made a great fan. You are so genuine and not scared to voice your opinions, you say some stuff that could be risky (talking abt the culture vulture stuff) but the charisma and understanding in your voice helps push it forward
First off this was a very impactful video. It’s amazing to see the effect Quadeca’s art has had on so many people.
I completely agree on U tried that thing where ur human! The brutal self talk and rationalizing feels like someone’s internal monologue. Maybe there’s an element of a relationship these thoughts are strung to but the self transformative nature of the song is what makes it my favorite. It’s incredible storytelling for the world we live in.
Thank you for your insight and honesty throughout this video. Makes me feel hope for the future
The value of your videos is that your life experience and your perspective is not something I will be able to have myself for another span of my current lifetime. You bring a lot of really cool insight to these albums that I love giving me a whole new outlook. Even if I don't agree with how you feel on somethings its awesome to see how things can be seen so differently. You are awesome keep up the awesome video!
AVAA -- like another commenter, I've been subbed for a bit and lurked around, watching the videos that pique my interest, so I wanted to thank you for this video especially, and for sharing your father's poem at the end. It was lovely. I look forward to crossing paths with another video in the future :]
Amazing video! Loved the video and loved the album
I'm so glad I watched this video. Such beautiful insight, based on lived experiences. It really puts into words why I love music.
that review of quadecas last album was so good i have recommended people to watch that video first before listening to album just because of how much context and how much more impactful it makes the album when you can fully understand what he’s talking about
Thanks for this in depth review. The way you connect to it wants me to go back and listen to the album again. Been watching alot of your reviews the last couple days, love the way you make your videos.
I never thought i'd hear the words "poggers" and "milf" in a Quadeca review
bro you were meant to be a quad fan you descrined the whole album so well. He really is on another level in terms of genre blending and perfect abstractionism.
AVAA, maybe my favourite video of yours ever. Thank you for sharing your stories❤
AVAA great review as always. The story at the start genuinely moved me and I love how most of your reviews cover the emotional aspects and the psychology of human nature. I also had an album I dropped recently on my channel. Im a rapper from Zimbabwe but from the english end of things so I don't really have too much of an audience especially since my inspirations are a little out there compared to whats in the mainstream over here. Albums named Trapping Through An Existential Crisis. Written, Produced ,Mixed and mastered by me.
AVAA, just finally got around to watching this and man. I love your breakdowns so much, the A LA CARTE perspective was such a unique take that I've never heard anywhere before but it really makes sense. I love hearing other people have such a strong and personal connection with an artist, I could go on and on about everything you said in this video but I'll leave it here 😅 Keep up the awesome videos!!
The line in “a la carte” which mentions an LLC is actually about tax evasion…… it’s really funny, so the line goes “LLC for the next LP, And I’m never gonna give it back”, so this is about how if he opened an LLC for his next LP (album) he would be taxed at a much lower rate than normally
Hey Skye, loved the video! I think a lot of the reocurring themes of the albums of insecurity and reassurence reflect on the album name. I feel like scrapyard - as like a thing that is not "deserving" to be in an album - is a way for quadeca of protecting himself and his art from a potential lack of reassurence from the music community that he and his community (like you say they have a para social relationship) need so much. Just a thought, much love!
Tell your stories, prof. Its your channel. We're here for it.
this is a beautiful review, maybe the best I've ever seen
AVAA, I always enjoy hearing your input and thank you for sharing your story! Also, watching The Babadook while on the elliptical while listening to Under My Skin is wild but hilarious lmao
Damn bro…God bless you, inspiring tho.
I’m 33 and about to put my first album soon.m, I’m excited for you to hear
Quadeca actually does work with other musicians for certain sections of the music that demands authentic instrumentation, like when he worked with Thor Harris who did the drums on Cassini's division, he's far past making the music solely on computer, it might be mostly there, but he consistently works with people for authentic sounds.
We had a RadioShack in my hometown in NJ!
I love this review!
avaa :)
Small lyrical nitpick that im not sure anyone has mentioned:
You mention his line on LLCs as a complaint around working with a label, but that is, to my understanding, inaccurate. He actually appears to be writing about tax evasion in my opinion (no, not joking). "LLC, for the next LP; and I'm never gonna give it back" Quadeca is talking about running an LLC under his own name which is subject to less taxes to funnel the LP's income into so that he can keep (and never *give back*) more of his earnings.
Also, you did get the pronouns right!
loved this video
Tried That Thing Where Ur Human resonated wit me aswell. Also, I enjoyed ur dads poem
We need a Quad interview!
Avaa. You are one of the greatest RUclipsrs ever
New video? I’m sat AVAA!
years ago ben said he was a hull city fan
Who isn‘t these days
AVAA so many great albums this month. Challenging to spend enough time with each. Last Dinner Party, Crawlers, Steve Hackett, San Fermin.
The Smile, Idles, J Robbins, Little Simz, Laura Jane Grace.
WOW your father's poem moved me
quadonkster is on a generational run right now
quadeclarationofindependence never fails to oil my asscheeks!
goat recognize goat
You mentioned the Brakence feature but didn't talk much about it- made me realize you never reviewed his amazing album from Dec 22’, Hypochondriac. If that was deliberate fine, but I really think you would have a lot to discover and explore with that album. It will also be weird if you never reviewed it when its influence starts showing itself all over indie music in the next few years.
You might like Bicycle by Patricia Taxxon. It's entirely about becoming that inner little creature (:
Did you mention JReg??? Avaa
Quesadilla never fails to make some great music!
quartile served on this one
quartz mine W
AVAA💙
Avaa my brotha
Asked to describe the album, I found myself saying "Post-Ambient, Post-Emo, Post-Postmodern Hip-hop."
I love quacker
wish i could like this vid 10 times over.
AVAA. Thank you for not mentioning Ye 😊. I thought it was called Scrapeyard cause these are ones that didn’t make it on ‘the ghost album.” Maybe not though 🤷♂️ it’s a great album either way!
not even Diggy could come up with that version of Quadeca's name
You should check out bones id like to see an in depth look at some of his early stuff