What Makes This Song Great? "Judith" A Perfect Circle

[@boataxe4605]

Paz tying her hair is what makes it great.

[@lalbumpodcast]

Absolutely!

[@TheSpectralReview]

Love that part in the video too !!!

[@O_U_No_It_2]

I want sure if I was the only one! 😜

[@theaterdreamer]

They seriously need to get her back now that she’s no longer in the Pixies. She just played with the original APC lineup a few weeks ago for Maynard’s 60th birthday. The clip made my heart leap.

[@sheldonsmith1294]

Best part of the video

[@elliotporter7494]

I could listen to that Maynard a capella all day. His voice is just incredible.

[@thebassclef626]

My 3rd favorite singer of all time, only behind Mike Patton and Chris Cornell, respectively. Shout out to Freddy Mercury, though...

[@aidancrutcher]

@@thebassclef626All great singers. Layne Staley is one of my personal favorites but Chris Cornell was definitely the titan of grunge vocals along with him

[@ggriggy9498]

He has the voice of a GD Angel.

[@egocide9034]

​@@thebassclef626all my exact same favorites lol. Good taste ya got there.

[@hvitekristesdod]

It’s pretty incredible that Maynard was working on this album and Lateralus at the same time...

[@nostabssor]

Incredible but he couldn’t do it without the music

[@shovetheleper]

Yea but lots o time in between albums on both bands.

[@_Stroda]

@@nostabssor Indeed. The singing is great on this track, and the rest of the album, but the music is what really makes it.

[@07foxmulder]

The albums were essentially released a year apart. There’s nothing incredible about it. I swear, Maynard fanboys would praise his farts if he put them on an album.

[@namesurname7172]

@@07foxmulder That's how they work: like tools. I'm a Tool fan and those people make the fan base look like a joke.

[@lifeasitis7023]

Rick Beato is from another planet. We need his DNA to produce more like him.

[@gusgrimm7533]

IKR? The 'Cool Uncle' you wish you had/hope you could be ;-)

[@rsdigiomoney]

Actually someone already did extract his DNA to produce more like him that’s why he has kids lol

[@B_COOPER]

@@rsdigiomoneyLMAO!

[@jessicabecause3717]

Matt Pinfield.

[@TrveKvlt-j1o]

One thing that I think makes this song so exquisite is how every instrument maintains its individuality, while still feeling very cohesive. Every layer itself has multiple layers.

[@kalandarkclaw8892]

Billy is an amazing composer. Who doesn't get nearly enough recognition. You can tell he writes just about anything and I really wish there were more a perfect circle albums as well as ashes divide. His sound is so signature

[@Reversed82]

damn those isolated tracks really show how well engineered this tune is. insanely good sounding

[@etch.asketch2420]

I still get goosebumps listening to this two decades on.

[@kryzs_kornhell]

This song builds up to such an intense experience, it grows stronger and stronger and just explodes. I love that. You just want to scream.

[@stephenvelden295]

We didn't get the radio friendly version in Australia. They played the original!

[@jasonmcmillan4373]

This is genuinely one of the greatest rock songs of all time.

[@doncross5181]

Truth.

[@mattlawson714]

When I first told my other musician friends that there was a super talented guy on KZbin breaking down the song writing, theory, and production of amazing songs, they were very skeptical. Now, I’m a hero to all of them for showing them this channel. And Rick is a hero to all of us!

[@NamathCB]

YES! I've loved music all my life. Remember favorite songs from way back. But as I found out after one of the founding members of KISS, the music teacher at my school asked me to try out for our HS ROCK BAND. One of the 2 songs was Old Time Rock and roll, Bob Seger and I used my parents copy of Live Bullet when I practiced prior. Day of, the Drummer and I drank a couple bottles of Wild Irish Rose 🤢 then I proceeded to sing the entire song in the wrong key. 😆 I had no idea and that kinda killed my Rockstar aspirations so I never took any music courses in college but wish I had. It's truly my first love and the love will always be there. Yet like most of the relationships with women I've had in my 50+years I have NO IDEA what's really going on, just know I like it. RICK is slowly changing that. So THANKFUL he popped up and has been a part of my day since

[@11nightcreature11]

OK so I just teared up a bit with Maynard's vocals being isolated near the end there. That's some powerful emotion going out into the Universe. Fave singer of all time!

[@Jtomba06]

I LOVE hearing all of the parts isolated. So many little details are missed in the wall of sound. one of my favorite songs of the 2000s

[@mat_j]

Josh Freese is making that song great. Impeccable drumming.

[@mattmarkus4868]

No one can spew a venomous yet spiritual tone like MJK. God I love it...

[@tpat90]

Spiritual? Where

[@GHHG-qm1ks]

@@tpat90 The part where he says DUDE LSD LOL

[@hhstarwars]

@@tpat90that’s the thing about spirit some people can see it some can’t

[@lauren.xo01]

Maynard and APC and Tool just come up with such beautiful original music. No one else compares

[@BoogieFlicker]

That whole album is exceptional! Billy Howerdel is an underrated genius! Thanks for the video, Rick!

[@AimeeNolte]

Nothing better than hearing Rick wail on some power chords to start your day. Great video, my friend.

[@RickBeato]

Thanks Aimee!!

[@SeriesOfTheories]

Aimee Nolte Music I'm really late to this party. Rick knows Aimee? How cool is that? It's a, a perfect circle.

[@theaterdreamer]

The entire Mer de Noms album is killer, and it hits the ground running with The Hollow. I really want Paz back in the band. She was APC’s secret weapon. She played bass on the road, violin, piano, did backing vocals. She adds so much to their original sound. Now that she’s out of The Pixies, Maynard and Billy should bring her back in.

[@michaelstreich7734]

The "Judith" guitar riff always reminded me of "Spoonman'' from Soundgarden.

[@CrystalCat24]

YES! I just noticed that today so it's crazy to read your comment from 6 years ago lol 😮

[@shanehagan]

That layering between the guitars and vocals at the end is so killer. It's so cool to hear the 'behind the scenes' on something that you've loved and listened to a bunch of times in the past.

[@matthorndrums]

The drums in this song are truly awesome. I LOVE how the beat changes in the second verse. Keeps it so fresh!!!

[@DroneCorpse]

I've been getting goosebumps at that massive outro for about 13 years now.

[@zozangzozang4073]

Josh Freese is one of the best in the game, seeing him live with NIN, APC, and Sting have been highlights of the past 2 decades. Not to mention his work with Devo and The Vandals.

[@CrystalCat24]

Yes! And now Foo Fighters. I learned of him back in the day from NIN. ❤

[@CrystalCat24]

I also love the vandals lol

[@aerialsdaddy]

Possibly the greatest song ever. I love APC and have seem every tour and want more.

[@JoeWolf]

I bought the album for "Judith" but found "The Hollow" to be even cooler--the verse guitar part especially.

[@portishphonic]

I always thought Judith was terribly overrated. I like almost any other song on Thirteenth Step and Mer de Norms better than Judith.

[@theophilusborschtgobbler5163]

The Hollow happens to be the one track Tim "Herb" Alexander plays on.

[@EvilAmerica]

We all did.

[@elliotporter7494]

And Magdalena. 😍

[@marshallsweatherhiking1820]

I prefer The Hollow. The vocals flow in a kind of unpredictable way with very little breaks and the frantic drum fills just hit the spot for me. Its similar to the direction of Weak and Powerless. Its just too short. The way it just suddenly ends makes it interesting, but I always want to rewind and hear it one more time.

[@stevenwest9609]

That moment when Billy and Paz extra vocals come in towards the end .... goosebumps

[@Spindles15]

This is a fun, smart idea for a series.

[@Sebastien_21]

Josh Freese was absolutely fantastic on that album.

[@iseeu-fp9po]

Yeah, right? That groove...so tight.

[@programmedwrong3795]

Josh is great on every album. That video with the NINE INCH NAILS rehearsals is amazing. Great player. He's a fucking beat machine with a perfect metronome.

[@gdub454]

His playing on that record was so frikn good...its too bad he left APC...cant blame him though..waiting on mister ego freak Maynard with his wine making and lame Puscifer crap..would be tough to deal with..

[@illusionsane7980]

Cool fact. Tim Alexander was the original drummer. He played drums for The Hollow on this album. Everything else was Josh

[@jarednd]

Oh definitely. Tied everything together so well.

[@substrate001]

Rick: how the F*ck did I not know about you until just a couple months ago!?!? This series is *priceless* to all of us who love music inside-out. I love how you de-construct the parts, explain *why* something is special or unique, and then NAIL the playing... SMH; man, I love these episodes and can't wait for each new installment. Thanks so much. I know it's a long shot, but can you do something from the "Inside-Out" album by Fate's Warning? Or maybe some early Dixie Dregs? We need more, more,lol.

[@Graiskye]

Dixie Dregs....lol. We dont want Rick to injure himself now do we ?

[@katywright5147]

I feel the same way...How am I JUST finding out about this guy's videos?! I LOVE them!

[@holdemdang]

Me and my brother are sharing the same thought. I can watch the Tool breakdowns all day. This is icing on the cake.

[@maaarkleee8575]

substrate001 hey im from the future and I agree

[@gumorenos]

There's a Spanish channel called Shauntrack that does kind of the same, but of course in Spanish.

[@EgyptOverseerbb]

Such a shame that this episode felt so rushed. Would be great if Rick revisited it!

[@SeriesOfTheories]

That was the fastest 9 & 1/2 minutes on the internet! Seriously, I was thinking 5 when I looked. Thanks Rick. I hate that they're demonitised. All I can afford is to pay close attention.

[@zactogepi6824]

Props to the final bridge of the song when Maynard, Billy and Paz sing together

[@CrystalCat24]

Saw A Perfect Circle open up for Nine Inch Nails during their Fragile tour in 99. It was by far the BEST show I've been to, and I've been to a lot of shows!!! ❤❤😅😅

[@jeffleng9364]

Freese was killer on this album. A nice little touch was the use of the second hihat sound that was an inverted 20” ride with an 18” China on top.

[@andrewlockett4569]

Jeff Leng I wish I understood what that meant

[@laurendebruijn2325]

Yeah totally... *Sweats nervously* I too love 20" chinas on top... And totally know what that means

[@TC-lk2ev]

@@laurendebruijn2325 Imagine a very large set of hi hats. You can hear him playing it on Vanishing (I think)

[@exactlywhatisaid]

@@andrewlockett4569 a ride cymbal is the big one that goes "PING" but you can also get a crash sound from it, and a china is another big crash but its more of a BWASH than a crash, almost like a gong

[@peachmelba1000]

The last 10 seconds of the song, the outro climb on those jazzy voicings from the bridge, is the the best moment in the song. Like a warm bath.

[@ChadCesaro]

Why didn't you make mention of Paz putting up her ponytail?

[@lastplacetrophy6046]

I love that part of the video.....smoking hot she is.

[@tomtomthebear]

I swear I nearly ripped my dick off at that point...😂😂😂

[@dustinwilliams7542]

I am in good company in this particular comment section. That is my favorite part of the video and I get at least a 3/4 mast every time I see it.

[@seanarey9918]

paz is bae

[@caseyjones7404]

James Iha either

[@venkatnatarajan3479]

I’ve been listening to this song for 18 years and that bridge section was so new to me.

[@lisazoria2709]

APC is one of my favorite bands, I'm really glad u featured one of their tracks. This is an awesome series, keep it up! :D

[@elarboldejoshua]

i subscribe to this channel a few days ago after seeing "what makes this song great?" for U2's Still haven't found....and i found out that everything that i love about songs or albums is what Rick's describing in these videos...i worked on radio, on record stores and music magazines..my father was a musician (piano player) i'm 49 and since i was very little my father taught me some things about sound, production,playing and writing...since then every time that i listen anything i try to go into these aspects...but Rick being a producer he analizes much more deep and with more knowledge...and for me those details are substantial...and whats more important: he does it with such passion that even if you don't like or know the songs you're ending interested because how he talks and explains those details......it's a real pleasure for me being part of this channel and learn from the enormous amount of knowledge experience and musical taste that Rick has to share with us...thank you Mr.Beato for being such a teacher and for the energy and (again) passion and efford that you put into each and every video!

[@Januzsekta]

Fuck I love this series

[@SanguineYoru]

i hope he never stops making these

[@maniacguitar]

Me too

[@charliegroninger9386]

Dude, this is insane. I listen to all these songs while biking to school, and as a musician, you have allowed me to dive deeper into each one as to its theory and the decisions made by the artists. Keep it up.

[@elpadrino1128]

Dude I´m always amazed by how precisely you can play the guitar parts and how much knowledge you have about the tunings the chord shapes etc, you should consider doing guitar cover or "how to play" videos, I would deffinetely watch those :v

[@RickBeato]

I produced 750 bands over the last 25 years. I should know about tunings and chord shapes:)

[@davidm6387]

I didn't know you had a resume like that. No wonder your videos on music production are so great. We're lucky you're here!

[@FinalBaton]

David M "We're lucky you're here" Well said!

[@dalekay9ine]

@@RickBeato what are the most notable artist and or albums you've done!? I'd love to check them out! Live your channel by the way, has cited my boredom during covid. Also still waiting in that other what makes this song great Deftones. Abe is highly underrated as a drummer. Also I think rx queen or around the fur are catchier and more creative drum intros than digital bath you used. Keep up the great work man!!!

[@FrightKnight17]

This is one of my favorite rock songs of all time. It never gets old. Perfect in every way.

[@lpstaind]

Great series! You should do Deftones in one of the next episodes.

[@jamonteburns6073]

Pēteris Golubovs I was literally just thinking that. They're so underappreciated

[@wobblebomb]

He said in his greatest drum intros vid that he’s going to!

[@robertlisenby5788]

The lyrics in this song could not be more cathartic for me personally. Genius

[@holdemdang]

One of my favorites. Such powerful lyrics.

[@oolaef]

For my money the coolest part is the change in bass and guitar groove in the second verse, and that they keep it short. Right after Paz ties up her hair in the video. Gives the song a massive lift.

[@AC-ez9ky]

That's one groovy bass. Great Work Lechantin!

[@edsmeds7233]

Hands down the most informed analysis of music production I have seen. Big fan of MJK projects. It's great to see someone help me understand why.

[@whaleguy]

Now that Billy made a playthrough video of this song, there is a small correction. The tune is in standard C#, not drop B :)

[@henrychinaski2890]

Yep, straight from the horse's mouth.

[@piotr803]

Drop D not B maybe? ;-)

[@lloydlanglois7958]

You beat me to it! 🤙

[@SoChilledOutGuy]

@@piotr803 nah just KZbin Billy Judith lesson, he’ll explain in the video that it’s just C# standard

[@kazukihiratani]

Billy does the lead in C# Standard, but James Iha does the rhythm in Drop B.

[@TheClownfight]

I can't think of a more powerful vocal ever than this song. It has all the anger and power of Opiate era, but control and wisdom of an older Maynard. I've never been able to hear this loud enough to satisfy me. Luckily, along with several tool shows, I got to see perfect circle live. To complete the tour. Need to catch Rick live. Ever take these interviews on the road? You and Rhett should tour

[@DennisFeinsteinCEO]

Billy is A Perfect Circle, pure genius ✌️

[@billtbodger]

Probably my favourite APC song and video, Paz is just so good on bass as well

[@derkabronen]

wicked tone for the bass !! Paz is a mean lady yeah

[@vyrgill]

What I love about these videos is that I'm finding out sooo many great songs and artists, thanks Rick

[@alugo684]

LOVE your videos, this series is great. I've learned a lot from you. How about making a "What makes this song bad"? Greetings from Mexico.

[@AvithOrtega]

Arturo Lugo so bad that is good lol

[@RomanHoltwick1]

interesting idea, I support that!

[@awol.oper8r]

I would watch this series

[@aikmanbj8737]

Es la foto tuya una referencia a chetes?

[@XLTBlarg]

Avith Ortega Every nofx song lmao.

[@howardweingard43]

That digital whammy guitar solo is incredible... best part of the song!

[@KamiKaXi]

the bass line is epic gives the song great deep tonality

[@MickH60]

A few things to clear up here. The guitar was tuned in C# standard, the verse was played with inverted chords on the E and A strings together at the 5th and 7th frets. Billy didn't use a digitech whammy either, he used a fuzz/octave pedal set an octave up and the bass rolled off on the guitar, I think, from memory he was on the neck pickup for that section

[@tisbonus]

Love the series Rick! Didn't Andy Wallace mix this album? This is, by far, one of my ALL time favorites to this day! The whole CD is just perfect. No pun intended.

[@victorcampos7664]

no, wallace mixed emotive and Thirteenth Step, this was mixed by alan moulder

[@tisbonus]

Victor Campos Thanks for the clarification. Love the drum sound on this!

[@djyouknowho]

WOW, THAT ENDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I fricken LLLLLLLLLOVE APC! Great vid, Rick. As always

[@kraedek6297]

Thank your goooood!

[@BAwesomeDesign]

Can "Three Libras" be next?

[@holdemdang]

I 2nd this... well 35th'd it if you count the likes.

[@GolfTool]

Yeah man I wish he would’ve done that one instead. This was a great choice but it’s still difficult not to feel a little bit disappointed and passed over.

[@holdemdang]

@@GolfTool I like what you did there.

[@whodatchink]

@@GolfTool Rick didn't want to throw the obvious I guess

[@essany]

You are seriously one of my favorite people. Everything you do is gold and such amazing taste in music. But I'm a musician as well, so that's probably why I feel that way. Love the new series by the way.

[@rajivpokharel88]

this song was the first time i was attracted with this band......so awesome riffs and catchy too........please do "Schism" by Tool.....u gotta do Tool more often......

[@diablilloperdio]

It helps to break down a song this way. Makes me want to try playing it with my band. I like that you show how all the parts work together to make a certain sound.

[@geoffreypomnichowski4587]

I know this is old, but there's no notice of PAZ??? The Bass is HUGE is this!

[@ozrenhofman6265]

I discovered this song very late and i was dissecting it while listening. The drums, the guitars, the harmony...and the drums... and don't forget the drums...and then i discover Ricks channel doing it professionally ...perfect. Although i was still hoping for more talking about the drums... Great channel btw!

[@Bodyknowledge77]

Oh yes have loved this tune for a long time! I nominate/hope there will be Cure song in the future.."Lovesong", "Fascination Street",or "Friday I'm In Love" etc etc?

[@zachary4670]

Bodyknowledge 77 YES PLEASE

[@dnnudnnu1155]

wow! yes, fascination is a great track to dissect. so many layers..

[@brian8344]

The drum fill between the first and second chorus is what I wait for when I hear this song. Simple and very effective.

[@billmossII]

In “Judith,” vocalist Maynard James Keenan is addressing his mother Judith Marie Keenan, who suffered a stroke and was restricted to a wheelchair for the rest of her life. Judith died in 2003, three years after the release of Mer de Noms. Following her death, he scattered her ashes across one of his vineyards and named one of his wines after her, honoring her memory with his Cabernet Sauvignon, Nagual del Judith. A nagual is a protective deity in form of a plant or an animal.

[@michaelrichards2524]

A few suggestions: -Gojira: Planned Obsolescence -Minus the Bear: Pachuca Sunrise -Dredg: Bug Eyes -Scar Symmetry: The Illusionist LOTS to unpack with any of these songs, from a textural standpoint. Thank you!

[@thomasinda9802]

Tool next

[@spe054]

Schism or Vicarious Maybe even Pot

[@avedic]

Rick already confirmed that he'll be doing Schism. Cannot wait for that one!

[@nuerha85]

It will be probably an 1 hour episode heheh Difficult, beautiful song :)

[@rockboi91]

Vicarious, Jambi or The Pot would be sick.

[@sebastiandeases1139]

I'd love to see hurt by nine inch nails

[@thomasdr08]

Love it when you break down these songs. Such a inspiration for life when they came out. Now that I’m more interested in the inner-workings of music it’s awesome to see what all goes into these hits

[@natemendsen1629]

Certain parts of this song remind me of certain parts of When The levee Breaks. Specifically the ending, but something about the whole vibe too.

[@jwhipp]

Rick, this was an incredible breakdown. The fact that you have the stems somehow too on top of it-you're the thanking man.

[@JustReadable]

I am not a musician but this channel is a joy to watch and learn more about music. Excellent.

[@witzerdog]

This is the song I most wish I wrote. Monster drum part, huge slidey guitars, crushing lyrics (read up on the story behind them)... close to my idea of the perfect rock song.

[@puneethvenkatrao987]

Thdont forget the voice and the emotion

[@puneethvenkatrao987]

@Conflux yeah that too!

[@puneethvenkatrao987]

Then again try orestes live version. I welled up.

[@MaxMiller614]

One of the best rock songs ever. So creative yet simple

[@notenlightened]

This is incredible. I've been a Tool/APC fan for 18 years and I've never heard Judith like this before. Is there any way you'd consider doing The Patient or The Grudge by Tool? I would absolutely die.

[@daviemoreno2667]

I love your videos. This is a great breakdown of the music. This drums are savage. And the bass is killer. Love how Paz plays the bass

[@ernestofr128]

Do something by Faith No More! Anything from Angel Dust would be awesome.

[@ernestofr128]

Paulo Aloisio That would be even better.

[@harvesteroftone5473]

Ashes to Ashes

[@pjkillaastudlovin]

Everything’s ruined

[@footnotedrummer]

Kindergarten!

[@dasein9980]

"Jizzlobber" plz

[@MediBukey]

Judith is a great song, been addicted to it since it first came out. Powerful song...

[@rockboy360]

Definitely one of the most amazing songs I've ever heard in my life for sure! I totally disagree with its message but the music is just a masterpiece, genius work.

[@mattlawson714]

1:34 never noticed that interesting panning of the electric before, sounds like it pans right and echoes on left.

[@user-xi8sf8xl7r]

Do Karnivool next! Shutter speed or Themata, perhaps?

[@mat_j]

Yes, I'm obsessed with Karnivool lately, but I would love something from Sound Awake. Maybe Goliath? It's super interesting from technical standpoint. Or New Day...

[@chrisbullock43]

Mat J I'll second Goliath

[@jaywebb0113]

i commented karnivool to him on a video already i am really hoping he would. karnivool is one of my all time favorite bands

[@McBasho]

I would love to see this too! I do one on one sessions every now and then with Drew (the guitarist) from Vool and I'm sure he'd be stoked to see something like this seeing as he composed the entire Themata album!

[@Rawkabilly57]

I would love to watch one of these about karnivool! "Goliath" or "we are" the groove in "we are" always hooks me!

[@MaxMiller614]

This song is an absolute masterpiece.

[@RCAvhstape]

That is a killer track. Loving this. Anyone know who played bass on this song? It wasn't Paz, was it?

[@manny75586]

Paz only played bass on Sleeping Beauty on the album. She only did backing vocals on Judith. Billy Howerdet played bass on the rest of the album.

[@programmedwrong3795]

Yep, Billy.

[@johndoe-mn2zs]

BassasaurusRex she plays it live though.

[@programmedwrong3795]

john doe Nope. It's a robot.

[@sega32xxx14]

Helium Road I'm so sad though because there are just so many more interesting tracks by APC that he coul have covered...but alas I guess the most well known is what makes sense commercially for his channel.

[@chevelle68100]

Every song from A Perfect Circle is great! I enjoyed this session.

[@archetype.music.studio]

Those drums.... damn.

[@stankfaust814]

I came here to see a breakdown of Paz tying her hair in a knot in the middle of the song

[@Skoora]

This is a timeless epic rock song. The emotional intensity in the vocals, ethereal guitar melodies and one of the best riff and drum groove combo’s of all time. Kind of a slower kinsman to Jesus Christ Pose.

[@timworley3235]

and thats all without delving into the lyrics of the song! which is a whole other reason why its amazing! even though its very anti christian, its great because as a christian myself i often have the same kind of questions, just in a different context i guess

[@willtheangrydudeist9120]

Judith was Maynard's mother that while dying of cancer, never lost her faith in God, and Maynard couldn't understand her not being angry or feeling let down by having to suffer with cancer. In later years, he came to understand her feelings and faith and wrote several songs addressing this.

[@crazyclaybob]

Maynerd Is actually very Christian himself, People just assume he isn't because of some of his lyrics, taking them @ face value instead of doing any sort of research.

[@BeyBattleBoy]

Anthony Hernandez "Its not anti Christian" Maynard: "Fuck your god, your Lord your Christ" "Praise the one who left you broken down and paralyzed" "Oh so many ways for me to show you how your Dogma has abandoned you"

[@BeyBattleBoy]

Clayton Kent Maynard* is not Christian at all. He is very anti organized religion. While he says he's spiritual, he doesn't associate with a religion. Don't try to push your own religion and lie about what you clearly don't understand

[@BeyBattleBoy]

Anthony Hernandez Maynard is very anti organized religion, including Christianity.

[@sergioaraya681]

thank you for sharing this kind of videos, it´s like someone disassembling a swiss clock just to show us how it works, and it gives us a new way to enjoy music. Greeting from Costa Rica Mr Beato.

[@boxcpl]

Omg, I cannot wait to watch this....

[@DadaPoopoo]

boxcpl did you watch it yet?

[@diesel_engaged6358]

" 'Cause the drums are really smokin' here." Love your analyses, Rick.

[@jonn443]

APC was a badass band. All four musicians are top tier.

[@atrelpilex1]

that bridge !! pure beauty !!!!