HISTORY of Noise Music

[@javious4110]

I actually really like these half sarcastic and half informative videos

[@benhall2235]

This video touches on the whole syllabus of the first year of my degree in digital music and sound arts. It was a handy reminder, like bullet points for several essays whilst at uni.

[@Ninthsignmusic]

I better see part two in the next 40 years

[@brickwindow2049]

I really enjoy Merzbow for some reason. It's so vastly different from most of the music I listen to, but I really like it.

[@musicguy25]

Can’t believe I found brick window on a video like this

[@brickwindow2049]

@@musicguy25 Hold on a sec, you actually recognize me? Are there actually people out there who know about my channel?

[@brickwindow2049]

I love your videos btw@@musicguy25

[@brickwindow2049]

I love your videos btw@@musicguy25

[@brickwindow2049]

@@musicguy25 I can't believe musicguy25 replied to my comment from 7 years ago, lol. Thanks!

[@soyangelpalomo]

Will the 2nd part include a "how to make noise music" tutorial?

[@FrankJavCee]

I dunno yet tbh

[@maraud4490]

+Ángel Palomo get any tape, play it loud, run it through distortion, noise music

[@soyangelpalomo]

Kenneth Oblivion What kind of tape? How do I apply distortion? Serious questions.

[@maraud4490]

Any tape, put it in a cassette player , plug it into a distortion pedal(any distortion pedal) turn all the knobs up to 11, plug that into an amp or your computer and play it loud.

[@soyangelpalomo]

Thanks. Interesting suggestions. But why a cassette tape? Do I have to manipulate phisically in any way? I could use radio static or broken record players or a thousand different things, right?

[@jimvw2147]

waiting for part 2....

[@MrLCGO]

Any day now...

[@pphaguss]

I feel it coming soon...

[@nullnull5976]

The Phagus Show Same

[@zombiefarm3561]

Yep

[@HDCE-nv1uy]

Any second now

[@LorenAguilar]

I had to write on noise music for my Music Theory class, this is awesome and helped me alot.

[@epolat19]

STILLL WAITING FOR PART 2

[@giascle]

10/10 foreign pronunciations

[@triggeredravioli]

Entounavumouvi

[@TheGamerprod]

5:05 That's some spooky shit right there, makes me want to lay on the ground and feel like garbage.

[@noidea7523]

@Source90000 r/whooooosh

[@tost693]

Wtf are you talking about lol

[@SlyHikari03]

@@tost693 it’s a quote said by Napstablook from the game undertale

[@tost693]

​@@SlyHikari03 i dont even remember saying this it was so long ago crazy , life...

[@berylanisoptera6727]

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ (Are they gone?....) ZZZZZZZZ

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

Was not expecting Guillermo Del Toro to spit straight fire at the end

[@veroosh]

NOISE IS HEAVEN - MERZBOWWWWWwwwwwwWWWWW

[@veroosh]

+Veroosh Tarot Seriously tho - boycott Japan - they are killing 333 Whales

[@capn731]

+Veroosh Tarot merzbow so good

[@Pisslizard]

+Veroosh Tarot Merzbow ain't got shit on KK Null.

[@veroosh]

Its not a contest

[@benjaminfox6206]

vaguelyhuman yep

[@somerandomname3124]

"And so part 2 never came."

[@NeutralNinetails]

it's always really spooky when people from like 100 years ago totally predicted stuff that's going on today. it's too bad because these guys would do pretty decent ad revenue today. maybe the future was slightly less glamorous than they expected tho.

[@benjordan3461]

You should do more "the history of" different music genres that would be interesting :)

[@FrankJavCee]

That's da plan!

[@SlyctonOfficial]

+Ben Jordan Totally agree!!!!!

[@Rizimar]

5 years later. Where's the Noise Music Bonus Video?

[@terasss2]

How to make noise: 1. Take an old mp3 player and put on a song 2. Smash it to the floor with all the force you have 3. Listen to the noises that are coming out of it

[@audreyquentin9273]

your voice gives me asmr tingles

[@VonRippin]

I love your humor and how much information your videos contain. my friends and I stream your stuff on Spotify during smoke sessions and its great. thanks for making really meta content for us to enjoy

[@KatBlaque]

I love yew. ._.

[@FrankJavCee]

+Kat Blaque

[@SenpaiTorpidDOW]

+Kat Blaque Oaks are much better.

[@morgenstern4.669]

+Pepper I love Jews too, as much as I love Stew. WELL COOKED.

[@axleroast2674]

+Kat Blaque wow you actually like a guy?

[@stahpsine]

part 2 when?

[@TheErnstkare]

right??

[@philosyche]

TheErnstkare RIGHT?!!

[@propername4830]

stahp sine RIGHGGHGHT

[@utqiagvik1991]

*R I G H T ?*

[@christophermccracken4296]

RIGHT?

[@SelfHealingGod]

I am composing Ambient currently and now going into Noise compositions. Taking a challenge for myself in making Noise Music popular and especially in Asia, which most people never heard of Ambient Music. I'm currently in progress composing for my full Guitar noise album. Which Guitar is the only instrument on this album. To my noise family.....Keep up the good fight !!!!!

[@laethe4100]

i love you so much frank

[@fiftyclown]

[@A_Simple_Neurose]

Was that a bleep bloop arrangement of a gymnopedie? Dayum, wuld bang.

[@Victor2daVazquez]

+superslav im sorry sometimes i toot when i get excited

[@A_Simple_Neurose]

+Bleep Bloop i love you

[@Victor2daVazquez]

um

[@shafouingue]

+superslav it's the soundtrack of mother (the game)

[@jakesimian1941]

I believe it is 'river flows in you' by yiruma

[@johnkeville1126]

Glad ur back Frank, you made he day better

[@russelbuck]

Great video Frank! I've been informally researching a lot of the post modern musical canon relating to noise over the last few years and have to say that you made a very cohesive timeline of the evolution of sound and stuff!

[@flower-ld5id]

I did a presentation on noise today and this video was an important part of my research so thank you!

[@_JellyDonut_]

Smegma? Are you kidding me, who doesn't love Smegma, I mean come on.

[@genericaccount9222]

I LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!! Your style is PERFECT, the crazy animation and random "lazy emotionless" humor is top notch. Plus you got tem undertale noise musicsss in there (I wuv it)

[@callmedg5477]

howcome back then the only way to discover something was by accident

[@FrankJavCee]

That's a good question.

[@MrCoolAid]

FrankJavCee teach how to make lowercase music

[@anthrax1328]

Wait...this video had...history and...smart stuff in it, I'm impressed. Seriously though, as someone who loves noise rock, this was fucking hilarious.

[@Loeffellux]

This video fills me with determination!

[@jandoubrava3991]

I love noise music.

[@bon-e-pa]

your channel is objectively the best on youtube

[@robertsyrett1992]

Wow real emusic history!

[@discipleofsound4565]

Still wainting on part 2. Bravo on this one

[@eshenable]

This was really cool and I'm very much looking forward to the next episode.

[@tylerarriola1831]

I need part 2!

[@hydro4198]

Frank, your voice tickles my giblets so hard.

[@safari6443]

This is fantastic thank you.

[@WTGRacing]

4:33 was just a meta meme. How did I not see this before

[@johnnycochicken]

TheLeafySpring I just realized he was talking about 4:33 at 4:33

[@wormswithteeth]

The remark about jazz is sad...but I still think it lives on.

[@dieterkalt4281]

i try, not to laugh on your videos, and i fail every time.... you have a very entertaining humour.

[@epolat19]

STILL WAITING FOR PART 2

[@SpaceSloth707]

The way you tell the things is very hilarious!! :D

[@nuttyfrog24]

Whitehouse is god, I strive to be like Whitehouse with their great hits like "Cut Hands has the solution", "Force the Truth", "Princess Disease", and many of their other songs, I strive to make noise music as good as theirs

[@Pebbleblast]

how to make noise music step one: take any audio or record your own step two: make it really loud so it clips (optionally compress it so it doesn't hurt your ears) step three: add effects congratulations, now you can feel better than everyone because they don't understand your art

[@Billyn0treally]

That was highly educational. Thank you for this video.

[@KarlosRaver]

History of frenchcore!!!

[@jarryj1995]

LOLICORE!!!

[@ollies1359]

+Jarrick Williams O H Y E S S S

[@lars38010]

+Lois Cook Wich Hardcore do you mean? Hardcore who is in short Hardcore Punk.Or the Hardcore Techno?

[@lars38010]

Ha ha right i am stupid :P Ok do you know all subgenres of Hardcore?

[@lars38010]

Yes Extratone,Doomcore,Darkcore,Industrial Hardcore,Flashcore and Makina. And Crossbreed is a hybrid between Hardcore and Drum and bass.

[@bflagg94]

PART 2 WHEN

[@r__9_1____a34]

This is amazing

[@sebastianzaczek]

And thus there never was a 2nd part

[@kathrayres]

Yooooooo, I went to school to study this contemporary stuff and now Frankie Adult VOD is validating my musical education

[@alexvlair9290]

am I the only one who gets excited for the comments section on FrankJaveCee videos? So many sarcastically non-sarcastic love notes.

[@MidiMaze178]

I was wondering where you went

[@Choruseffect]

+MidiMaze178 he just got really baked and was sleeping

[@FrankJavCee]

#tru

[@MerlinErdogmus]

Never thought you would attack this niché and ESPECIALLY not in that length and two parts! I'm fascinated with noise since my youth, so I hope to get more convenient info from you in the next weeks.

[@razzerraw1108]

Wow amazing video like always!

[@mcfoton]

Love your stuff!

[@thiagolima4149]

Man, this is incredibly amazing

[@jorgemariozuleta]

just lovely

[@SheepyCentral]

This is a pretty cool series

[@pluv1e]

I freaked out more than I should have when I heard ghost fight...

[@waneraldgallet2940]

Oh hai, I'm glad that you still remember me (not sure about that tho) and my request - noise music! Thank you Frankie. With love, 1k subscriber

[@jojogape]

0:07 Gotta love the good ol' Giygas noise effect. 5:08 HEYYYYYYYYYYYYY HEY HEY HEY WAIT... THAT SONG

[@inkusaido]

part 2 please

[@certifiedsorcerycorp]

Man, I love your voice

[@fozza9618]

Happy 70K Frank!

[@FrankJavCee]

[@fozza9618]

FrankJavCee I feel so special :o

[@bntyhuntr]

drum machines.... drum machines never changes

[@aldo_pinheiro]

Awesome video, Frank!

[@swagmoneytenbillion756]

omfg the fucking ending was actually lit as fuck

[@user-og6ol2im7v]

your lack of charisma is your charisma. (I enjoyed)

[@SpoofyZapps435]

Frank this video was really well done. Great job! I can't wait to see more dude. And your editing skills have risen incredibly.

[@Craft2299]

Your back! Let me massage that...

[@manovardast]

glad i found ya

[@fernandobofoable]

part II I love this video

[@lostcause2195]

This is the best video I ever watch

[@narwhalstastelikebacon6125]

Great video! So glad you included John Cage (not to be confused with Johnny Cage from Mortal Kombat)..

[@halyomorpha]

A quick curiosity question. Is Throbbing Gristle going to be mentioned in the next part, or does Industrial not fall into the Noise genre? They pushed Industrial into visibility for the most part, if what I know is true.

[@halyomorpha]

+vaguelyhuman Yeah, it was kind of an obvious question, but there are some distinctions between the two that I felt like I should ask.

[@Stabilized]

+MarmaladeJacket Noise is just a broad umbrella term referring to whatever the majority of listeners deem as undesirable or non-musical, being included in someone's music. It's a bit vague to pin down, and it can change all the time depending on the opinion of the time.

[@Stabilized]

I am not sure how that follows, you seem to be saying that metal vocals are not noise vocals; that is your opinion. I have not found any such statements other than your own to say it is the way you describe it. But I mean it doesn't really matter does it? It doesn't change the music at all just from what you or I have to think about it. Music is a social construct around sound, none of it goes really beyond opinion.

[@SlyHikari03]

Industrial is what noise music used to be called.

[@smallman9787]

I've always wanted lecture style delivery to information.

[@phoenix019]

nice the production value is rising.

[@Victoria-cw3wg]

I saw the doors in the 60s bands backround! I love the doors!

[@hagezac]

This was a great video and I'm so excited for the next one, keep it up buddy!

[@lessons_in_tanya]

Have you started making part 2 yet? I've been waiting for abt 2 years tbh

[@metabaron90]

You deserve more views yo. Content is funny.

[@nb4795]

1:07 "I mean I'm pretty sure long ago a CAVEMAN somewhere found a cave and got lit and started shouting crazy things and banging rocks on cave walls and other CAVEPEOPLE started gathering and watching them do crazy things for several hours, cuz they literally had nothing better to do and that inspired other CAVEPEOPLE to do the same thing only with elaborate hats, and necklaces made outta bones with even more yelling and banging which in turn inspired other people to copy what they did. Til someone invented writing and wrote it down which of-course got misinterpreted then burned and re-imagined and mutated continuously for thousands of years til people were killing each other becuz their screaming and yelling into the cosmic void was different than someone else's screaming and yelling..."

[@peanutbutterpikachu]

Nicole B. Sounds like danger music.

[@vlct666]

Your pronunciation of „Marseillaise“ is magnifique

[@dotapark]

Wow, your video is, weirdly different. I enjoy it.

[@rightclick5729]

thanks im now a certified expert at music

[@CalebCarman]

5:22 That's cannon at the inversion and augmentation from Bach's Musical Offering!

[@jacobritmiller5589]

I need Part 2! :)

[@thefdvproduction]

3:34- A mix between Robert Pattinson and Joaquin Phoenix with the hair of John Belushi

[@iamalittleboat]

Well, sad to say I didn't learn anything at all due to knowing all of it already. So I'll make myself useful and elaborate for anyone interested in further listening. These pieces are a good introduction to all Frank's talking about Pierre Schaeffer - Cinq Etudes de Bruits / Etude Aux Chemins de Fer (same piece different-languaged titles) K. Penderecki - Threnos (A threnody to the victims of Hiroshima) The Beatles - Revolution 9 (inspired by stockhausen this one, really cool) Karlheiz Stockhausen - Gesang der Juenglige (stockhausen himself. this piece is based on a story for the bible, if I remember correctly it's the guy who was trapped in a cave with the lions. made with scissors and glue) Terry Riley - In C (this one is a challenge, "music of changes", very slight changes over a lot of time.) Edgard Varèse - Ionisation (one of frank zappa's biggest influences, this piece - he played the vinyl to shreds) 4'33" in three parts by John Cage, as performed by Ulrich Krieger, the Open Window Version on his record "A Cage of Saxophones 3 & 4".

[@ZeekyInc132]

still waiting on part 2 :(

[@slagseed8986]

this is brilliant.

[@DrDisco]

I thought of japanoise for a moment

[@latinobacon]

Finally a new vid

[@nightlyterror]

Metal Machine Music: that better be in the next video.

[@WardiGirl]

it's like when your asking your teaching why are you so emotionless. on the other it's like, i like this normal stuff

[@adrvapor9433]

Well this is a nice vid- UNDERTALE!!!1!

[@kr8226kr]

🙌🙌🙌🙌 keep it up love this so much 💜💜💜

[@annaliviadanielle]

Still waiting for that part 2