YouTube Channels

[Thenop]

Working form home today I wanted to relieve tension a bit and sought out YT for something nice. I fell into a livestream (not really, more like a premiere) of Brann Dailor from Mastodon fame (metaldrummer extraordinaire) playing and talking about his trade for an hour. I really enjoyed that but also noticed how rigid he is in his movements. I am used to playing very fluent myself and many drummers I see have that fluent feel, but checking out several metaldrummers on Drumeo I thought many of them look like they can clamp up at any time. How curious, these are my teenage heroes whom I looked up to and measure myself against.

Anyway, just to put Drumeo in the spotlight then, a great channel for a great website featuring only drummers.
https://www.youtube.com/@DrumeoOfficial/videos

Most watched video over there? Also my favourite, by far is this one. The man is a Legend:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRM2Gn9nU7Q

[Thenop]

I am starting to like this guy, his very simple way of debunking the most tin foil YT characters is not just funny, it's also spot on.
Oh and most of them are shorts, which means the tin foilers attention span is not tested too much

https://www.youtube.com/@SciManDan

[Thenop]

OK just one then..

[Slim]

OK just one then..

I enjoy Dan's channel but in truth, he's a bit light on the science .. it's pretty simple common sense debunking / fun-poking. That said, he has more than half a million subscribers now so he must be raking in the cash. Fair play to him.

My favourite tin-foiler debunking channel was CoolHardLogic - he did delve into the science a bit and made really professional videos with nice graphics. Very funny, as well. Unfortunately he seems to have retired a couple of years ago. This is a chemtrail debunk, really worth a watch.

[Slim]

This is Tory Slusher. She makes very underproduced and dubious quality guitar tutorial videos, surrounded sometimes by her clutter at home. In this one you can see her washing hanging up behind the door.

This just out. Gobsmacking.

[Thenop]

I watched a fantastic 2hour+ interview that Rick Beato did with Rick Rubin. usually I do not have the patience (or time) to do this, but it flew by. What a great piece of YT content that is, and it is out there and free for all. Brilliant.

[Slim]

This guy has done really well - he makes simple but interesting videos about electrical items. He has 2.5 million subscribers! And I've just watched a video he made about a late '90s microwave three years ago. 2.5 million views.

https://www.youtube.com/@TechnologyConnections

[Thenop]

It's not a channel, rather a short film. A 10 minute one to be precise, and I enjoyed this immensely. Could have been about anything really, but it happened to be about a record store owner. Had it been a green grocerer, or a bicycle repair shop, it would have been equally interesting.

[The Picnic Wasp]

It's not a channel, rather a short film. A 10 minute one to be precise, and I enjoyed this immensely. Could have been about anything really, but it happened to be about a record store owner. Had it been a green grocerer, or a bicycle repair shop, it would have been equally interesting.

That's the way I picture your spare room at home to look like, Nop.

[Thenop]

It's not a channel, rather a short film. A 10 minute one to be precise, and I enjoyed this immensely. Could have been about anything really, but it happened to be about a record store owner. Had it been a green grocerer, or a bicycle repair shop, it would have been equally interesting.

That's the way I picture your spare room at home to look like, Nop.

Bit much 

[The Picnic Wasp]

It's not a channel, rather a short film. A 10 minute one to be precise, and I enjoyed this immensely. Could have been about anything really, but it happened to be about a record store owner. Had it been a green grocerer, or a bicycle repair shop, it would have been equally interesting.

That's the way I picture your spare room at home to look like, Nop.

Bit much 

For clarity, I meant the shop area with its thousands of LPs, not the thumbnail above. That would be rude.😇

[David L]

It's not a channel, rather a short film. A 10 minute one to be precise, and I enjoyed this immensely. Could have been about anything really, but it happened to be about a record store owner. Had it been a green grocerer, or a bicycle repair shop, it would have been equally interesting.

Aah, that was lovely - cheers for posting

[Thenop]

Dutch festival Pinkpop has started sharing its archive on YT. So far ther are about 35 shows on there, roughly around 50-60 mins each. Varying quality, remember these are old TV recirdings. So what's there? Well, you name it..
The Police, Pearl Jam (yes the legendary Pinkpop 92 wirth Eddie climbing the camera ladder), Faith No More, Lenny Kravitz, Smashing Pumpkins (when Corgan had hair!), The Verve, Sinead o'Connor.

I'll stop, just look for yourself..
https://www.youtube.com/@PinkpopArchive/videos
Edit: for the full PJ experience, start around minute 39 and watch Vedder pull of his stunt.

[Slim]

This channel is genius : https://www.youtube.com/@6u66legun

If you watch just one video, watch this one.

[R6GYY]

I've just (by accident) discovered Ben Maton, "The Salisbury Organist".