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Theory is fun! Who knew? 👍🏻

Jacob Collier is like the serious bill wurz

I'm 52 years old, I remember this and I remember the Grace Slick one as well, I like that one better. Yes that Grace Slick form Jefferson Airplane with songs white Rabbit, Somebody To Love. I remember the Pointer Sisters too, songs like I'm So Exited and Neutron Dance. The 70's and 80's was an exciting time. As a kid watching Sesame Street, I just heard music I didn't think anything of it, just music with counting.

0:09 Just to point out; this is not an Ariana Grande song, it is a Stephen Schwartz song.

I have no idea what any of the words you said mean, but seeing someone so excited over music I love warms my heart.

The Tropicália culture is the reason how I like contempoary history. And plus,I think that bossa nova was the only good thing that Brazilian music did(and no,I'm not counting decades,like how I say that the 1990s was the best decade of Brazilian music for having my favorite singers and bands). Greetings for a Brazilian here,18 years of age

It's not nasty as a theme tune: It Is iconic. Remember that There Is also the Japanese version that Is brillante and with an hint of 80s city pop

I'd like it cooked level 5 and 6 please.

Around day 5 my smile stayed on my face and got wider with every iteration

This is an unbelievable level of musical analysis and historical research. With all information on internet is much easier to get the wrong info instead of the true, and you somehow managed to break through the internet and language barriers, so accurately. I'm impressed. Thanks for this.

Y'know off the bat i can just say i think it works almost entirely off of a cultural sense that riding through it gives you the same fun and carefree feel you get watching cartoons

The most nostalgic is the one from San Andreas for me, but everytime i hear Soviet connection i remember how much more fun i had with Nico! Hell! Thinking about it, next to San Andreas having memorable characters 4 is where it really is!

There's actually a secret 3rd Portal song by GLaDOS. Set long after Portal 2 and in it GLaDOS is singing to Chelle about how great her life is now and how much she totally doesn't miss her.

Surprised you never launched into swing time

Well back then no one knew what was what and what was structured. So much came out in those years. What's funny is he looked just like Bill Melendez.

Just wait until you get to Mega Man 3

Easy answer to your question: It is clearly music for a cartoon. If nothing else, the mental xylophones are indicative of this.

Frogs theme is my favourite good stuff

There's a little king crimson in there I swear

This is the best rpg I have ever played. Can't count to number of time I restarted it and still do to this day

Amazed you didn't combine it all at the end of the video 😢

The golden ticket song with grandpa is great too.

It's impossible to pick a favorite track, but I'd love to see you react to The End of Time, Undersea Palace, Millennial Fair, or To Far Away Times.

"well, I give up, can't win against fools"

If you try to skip ahead, you just end up floating, stuck between dimensions.

I'm a nerd, but videos like this make me glad there are other people out there to be music nerds, so I don't have to learn all this

I wonder if you'd listen to the music from the training staff of Tenchu: Stealth Assassin?

The ascending tone is reminiscent of the deepness.

Never got tired of watching this. All of the pieces gives me goosebumps everytime. Daymmm

FF7 or FF9 has the best music

Nat King Cole, Carpenters, Donny Hathaway, along with some others

Unmistakably and overwhelmingly 1 of the most impressive best jazz album Christmas designs ever Created, this 1 and very few others identify this season, I could listen to it all year long without thinking hey it’s time to go buy gifts I like now I must take out time to learn how to play the songs

stevie wonder - he's misstra know it all is what this tracks built on😊

Silly as it is, there is no song on this album, that does not remind me of Christmas!

Interesting detail about the chords, scales, and cadence. You are completely ignoring the rhythm, though. Listen again, it doesn't begin with a triplet. You even played it right, once.

Please release a piano cover

3:33 “Practice every day, even when you don’t want to.” “Do what now?”

Have you ever heard of bytebeat music? It's tiny C programs (as in the C programming language, not the note) that play harsh, but sometimes surprisingly complex music. Tiny, like one line programs! They're just basic mathematical formulas calculating a byte sized sample value from each sample index number.

Love you Charles but what exactly is the purpose of this video ? I'm 5 minutes in and besides you figuring out the chords and replaying exactly what we just heard, I don't get what's the goal of this video ? If people want to play this song, they can probably find the music sheet in 0.1 second online so I dont think they come here to know which is which chord. Maybe this video is solely intended for you to show off your skills of figuring out music. I'm genuinely wondering what's going on here.

As 80’s child and someone that still has a cassette player in his car and actually uses it, although I do have the latest tech everywhere, I came to the conclusion that in the 80’s people were so much more happier and they actually interacted with each other which created the best music ever. With the smallest possibilities of few DX7’s and Roland Juno’s, they created music that was and still is legendary. It was the era or true masterpieces and I think renaissance happened again in the 80’s. Now music is violent, computerized and melancholic. I don’t know a single song that will go with me in to the 2030’s that was created in the past 10 years or so. I’d say even 20.

This opera is a proper hellspawn.

9:56 immediately reminded me of the start of bohemian rhapsody for no reason😅

The Genius of the original film has never been touched by any of the remakes

12:04 wow new appreciation for saxophone colors

What’s playing in the background from 1:43 ? Can somebody tell me? It’s so beautiful 🥺

I know it's a little late to comment but I'm a Brazilian and I love my country's history and it's awesome to see ppl from other countries interested in it, so curious fact: the majority of Brazilians actually don't consider the 1930 event a revolution, but a coup, since the electric president (even in the special case of "democracy" Brazil was in), and also the 1938 one, when the new state were implemented. Calling it a revolution was a way of the military trying to change the public view of this event.

Please do more Wicked Songs this was great. Glad to find your channel

My favorite is Dante’s theme, the tune that plays during Ed’s death in the last episode of the original FMA and motherland

Wow , bravo!