The Analogues Interview - How They Became the Best Beatles Tribute Band Ever
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- "The Analogues decided to start a mission to perform all six of these albums in their entirety. Did the world need another tribute band? Probably not. But The Analogues are anything but a typical tribute band. Their mission: to play those iconic, never-performed Beatles albums live - after all. Integral, one by one. No wigs, no costumes, but an obsessive attention to authentic musical details, using the same vintage instruments, amplifiers, sounds, live strings and horns.
‘Just the music’ as recorded by The Beatles in the Sixties. Only live."
- The Analogues Website
The Trout interviews Diederik and Felix band members of The Analogues. If you like Beatles music watch this video and discover how The Analogues replicate, note for note, Beatles' albums live.
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Playing the Beatles music people said was ‘unplayable live’. To play the White Album, complete live, is a mammoth project to take on. The Analogues took on the project and won. They sound note perfect.
BEST Beatles cover group ive ever seen !!!!!!!
yes.
There's another really good cover band look up black bird band watch the video titled entire set....you will not be disappointed.
These guys are spectacular. I traveled from Texas to Amsterdam to see them and it was well worth the expense. They heard I was coming and invited me to come see their sound check and also to the after party. They couldn't have been nicer to me. The show itself was just phenomenal and something I'll remember forever. I'm saving my pennies for another trip and can't wait for it to happen.
Their rendition of "A Day In The Life". is just scary good! Jaw dropping!
I was fortunate to host Diederik in my home here in Chapala, Mexico last Friday. We invited around 30 friends and neighbors and we had a blast listening to him play a (borrowed) guitar and my piano. It has never sounded so good. What an honor and what a blast. Can't wait to hear the entire group live one day. I'm the meantime, thankful for CZcams.
What is amazing with these guys, is they play LIVE music the Beatles never did!
I’ve been listening to The Beatles since the 60s, and I can honestly say that The Analogues are by far the best Beatles band ever!
Please come to America
The Analogues are awesome. Please tour America! Good Interview KT and The Trout - Thank You!
I have just seen the LIVERPOOL LEGENDS in Branson, Missouri last week. They are good musicians. Look the part. But by no comparison are they as well versed as the ANALOUGES. They are a cut above all Beatles tribute bands. Absolutely amazing.
They are the Best on this planet. I’m
Am addict now. Watch them constantly.
They really are an incredible band
These Guys are amazing best musicians best individuality best harmonies best every thing.
Cannot disagree. Saw them last week at The Palladium in London. Saw them 3 years ago at the same venue. They are truly astonishing...The gigs are amazing.....they are truly incredible.
They are the absolute BEST!!!
No doubt about it. These guys are great. Their performances are as close to the music of The Beatles as you can get 👍🍷
I saw The Analogues on a trip to The Netherlands a couple of months ago. I was totally blown away. Hope they come to the States.
I went down to London this last Monday and saw the Analogue’s at the London Palladium. I’m 69, I play guitar and I’ve seen hundreds of bands big and small live. The Analogues gig is the best I’ve ever seen and heard live. Fantastic ability’s to put a show on like this. Just brilliant.
Best tribute at the moment, hope to see them in Italy!!!
It's Aug 2022 and I just discovered these guys and I am BLOWN AWAY! I've been glued to the videos for over 3 hours now. They are so super talented each one of them! Every note whether it's the vocals or the music, they nailed all of it! They are FANTASTIC!
Welcome aboard!
@@TroutShow What is the song at the end that diederik and Felix play? Is that they're side project, and if so what is it called?
They are the most spot on instrumentally..
Watched your brilliant show at The London Palladium on the 3rd Oct ., Got to say it was some of the very best of Beatles songs played that night , So its a big thank you to you all , For your truly brilliant show! Cheers Graham U.K.
Excellent interview!! I discovered these guys early last year and have been a fan since. The utter detail they put into recreating all the Beatles works that they do is just amazing in and of itself. From buying instruments from that era to recreate the sound, to the amount of homework that they have done in breaking down how the songs were constructed, played, and recorded speaks volumes about them. Hopefully one day they will be able to come to the US to play. If not, I suspect I will be making a trip to the Netherlands to see one of their productions in the next year or two. Once again, a great interview, and kudos to a fellow Texan!!
I spoke them about coming to America and I believe that's in their plan. However, traveling with a 12 piece band and all of their equipment will be expensive.
Going to see them in London on October 3rd. Let It Be & Abbey Road.
Lucky you!
I Envy you, I just discovered these guys recently and quickly went to their website to see if they were coming to the USA and saw the London show. If I was retired I would have attempted it but I can't take off work - it should be a fabulous show. I do hope they come over.
Me too
I saw them in Antwerp. How was London?
@@keesakkermans2402 They were amazing!
Spectacular! Please come to the United States. WOW!
Their attention to detail is amazing. They need to come to the States as well as the other America's.
There are Beatle fans everywhere on the planet.
They seem like cool guys, and are true pros.
Thanks for posting.
Brilliant interview thanks 🙏 Huge fan, went to Amsterdam to see them do this tour.
I've been waiting to hear from these guys and I wasn't disappointed
Thank you thank you.
Reprises parfaites à l origine !!!👍👍👍
Tolle Niederländer, immer gut anzuhören.
My favorite album plaid perfectly by the Analogues. Fabulous
The Analogues are fantastic! Love them ❤
Great interview!
Totally agree! Literally note for note sound for sound. Listen to the lead break on While my Guitar Gently weeps. Faultless. If you are into Chicago and the big brass music also have a listen to Leonid and Friends. Again note for note amazing stuff.
Thank you and amazing musicians!
Incredible band,they showed everything,❤❤❤,love them
They are so sooo good.
These guys are awesome 😎
Great bunch of guys, flawless talent, sooo incredible and passionate about their performance,
We are truely blessed to have them. ❤
Awesome to see someone interview this group, wish they would visit Australia, all cities
They would do well in America as well.
Can't wait to see the band in Liverpool in August!
Essa banda é fodastica ! Há ótimas bandas cover dos Beatles,,mas essa é a top das top!
Great Interview Trout!! I am trying my best to spread the word here in the DFW area. Hopefully one day the will come to the US. Huge and expensive undertaking I am sure. But wow! Wouldn't that be a buzz!??
My favorite Beatles album is Abbey Road, by far. But I love the White Album more than I ever did before after hearing the Analogues doing it. I love the Analogues and seriously wish they'd come to America. I'd move heaven and earth to see them live.
I am a guitarist of 60+ years. Take my word for it ... this is an incredible band. I personally do not have anything but a Toyota Corolla to play a CD on; but when their CD comes out, I'm buying one. However ... the real stars of this band, are the mixing engineers. Good grief. I owned a tall Leslie and wanted so badly to play guitar through it, but termites got it before I could find a preamp!!
I was like that "Ohh, the Beatles are ok...", until I heard the Analogues. Oh my god, how could I have missed all that awesome music. And I'm 63.
And I actually played the Analogues version time synced with the Beatles version, there is virtually no difference. This band is so accurate.
J ADORE !!!! 👍👍👍👍
Fantastic band love them but also all credit to their crew, I do major shows and major tours and it’s slick!
Also great interview, from someone who gets it!
Well if you're gonna cover a band note for note, it may as well be the Beatles. I really hope they come to Australia.
Yeah, I love The Beatles and The Analogues, and it would be nice if they would come to America eventually. They are European though, so that's how that goes. I found the Analogues close to 4 years ago maybe, and I've always been amazed at what they do and what they've done. This interview's inspired me to buy all their DVD's just to have. Just my way to support the efforts of the boys. I did like the interview but I thought you did ask a dumb question or two. I'm surprised you didn't ask them, "How did you find America?" But other than that, thanks for the interview to get the word out about the band. Nobody I know besides myself and the people I've told about them, know about them.
Thanks for watching. We talked about them coming to America off camera. However, with a 12 piece band, getting Visas and travel expenses, they weren't ready to do it yet.
THE ANALOGUES are like the BEATLES playing live the albums they were not have the oportunity to do it.
MAGICAL M TOUR ~ Sgrt PEPPERS ~ WHITE ALBUM ~ ABBEY ROAD ~ LET IT BE etc.
I hope they go back to 1963 through 1966 PLEASE !!!
Dommage, pas de sous-titre en Français 😥😥 Vus lors de leur concert a Marseille, je ne connaissais pas et j'adore. Merci aux Analogues 😘
I was not a big Beatles fan but I had all the albums. But when it came time to sit and make reel to keel tapes with select bands. Not a lot of Beatles made it on my tapes. But the 50's through the mid 80's the diversity of music was enormous mainly due to all the college and stand alone FM stations. Then the gig corporation guys started. buying up the independent stations and music became repetitive. One band would have a hit, And for the next year or so. Everything you hear would sound the same. Today I perk up and come alive when I hear the Beatles. Because they were a unique band. At a time when most bands wanted to be so.
Love these hugely talented guys! No gimmics at All ! They are the best Dedicated committed musicians ever and ALL they do is They let the music do the talking !!
YES they are the BEST!!!!
Eles são ótimos
Obrigado por assistir!
hmmm, Following up on Beatles' lore, I'm wondering IF the band has ever played in Vlodrop, Holland? I ask this because, following Patty Boyd and George's lead, I've been practicing TM for 51 straight years, and even worked on staff at Maharishi International University - here in Fairfield, Iowa. I know people who work at MERU - Vlodrop - on staff. Often I'd view some of Maharishi's 'talks' that would come to the MIU Video Department - FROM Vlodrop, Holland. I've always been grateful to Patty and George, John, and these days, Paul and Richie for continuing to quietly lead by example. Yoko, Sean, Julian, Paul (and his grown adult offspring), and Ringo still meditate after all these decades. The late, Cynthia Lennon, also continued her practice. Paul and Ringo have volunteered their time and services to the David Lynch Foundation, of bringing relief to veterans with PTSD, Women, inner city youth, the homeless, and many more people in need of inner healing. In short, the experiences of 'transcending' are very, very real - inner peace, creative-spark, and balance; especially in these times of sheer craziness. Per, the White Album - those songs were written during the Rishikesh TM Teacher-Training course in India: ''Dear Prudence'' (Prudence Farrow - still teaching TM, decades later); ''Bungalo Bill'' - one of the course participants who actually shot a wild tiger there, to which Maharishi chastised him, ''Killing is killing, period.''
At MIU, I once sat down with an Art Professor, Geoffrey Baker, who had been on that Rishikesh course in '68. Over lunch, I asked Geoffrey, who was quite up in age then, about his memories of Rishikesh. He cut me off, and would not talk about it. He was tired, obviously, of its ''pop'' nature, as the shallow press reported. This was a serious Teacher-training course, after all; and with long, long ''rounding'' (long meditation sessions). It was one of John's many 'out-there' friends, Magic Alex, a supposed electronic ''genius'' (he wasn't), who brought hard booze and drugs to ''save'' the Beatles from . . . discovering their inner creative Selves. Cynthia, years later, confirmed, it was Magic Alex that ruined the 'vibe' of that pioneering course - attended by a huge number of musicians, artists, and ''normal'' people. The Beach Boys were there, Donovan (who has visited Fairfield several times, along with Paul's son, James).
THANK YOU SO MUCH, MR. TROUT for this exceptional interview. I watch/listen to The Analogues often on YT. Their Abbey Road, live performance at Abbey Road Studios just knocked my socks off. As you say, the band's choreographed changing of instruments and equipment was awesome. I, too, am wondering about the band's varying 'sound' - live - in person at differing performance venues. As these two guys report, Diederik and Felix, their audio guys are doing a spectacular job under difficult and varied circumstances. I for one, am grateful to finally be able to hear what the original guys could have, would have sounded like - live - IF they'd chosen to play live again at 'select' venues. We'll never know, but, MAC is phenomenal with his band; as is RINGO's touring band. And, so are THE ANALOGUES !! Oh, one last thing - The band from Russia you're talking about is, 'Leonid & Friends' - and they are also phenomenal, because Russia has always produced well-trained musicians. Actually, 'Leonid & Friends Band' has BOTH Russian & Ukrainian musicians in the band. Look at what Russian musicians accomplished, during their collaborations with Cuban musicians - in Cuba, decades ago; adding to Cubans' innate love of Afro-Cuban music. (Listen to just two - of many now - phenomenal jazz pianists, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, and Chuco Valdes - and their intricate 'technique': how did they develop it? And with American jazz artists who have been touring and participating with Cuban musicians (a jazz pianist friend of mine has visited there and played with these musicians. Chuck Smith just raves about ''my hero'', Chucho.)
What a great interview, We need more like this from this amazing band . Can you please tell me what is the name of the song at the end Sounds awesome
I am not 100% sure, but I am assuming that is one of their own, as there is mention of "The Good Foot" project at the end of the interview!
These guys could sell out Shea Stadium.
You're absolutely correct and we visited about that however, that wasn't included in the CZcams video.
WHY the low video quality on back in the USSR on the opening.
Most everything good that everyone is saying in these comments is irrefutable. These guys are truly amazing. Full stop. But for me something needs to be said to those who balk at listening to a tribute band' (although I mention below why I don't think the Analogues ARE a 'tribute band'). This is a very natural hesitation for anyone who deeply loves and respects the Beatles music. For whom no one could EVER compare to them and anyone who 'covers' their art should be dismissed out of hand. I get it. I'm one of those people. There have only been a handful of musicians who've covered any of their songs in a sympathetic and decent way over the years. Those who have tried and failed have done so because they either didn't bring the spirit of the song into it or it was so wildly off that they changed the entire song into something totally different. And, well - they aren't the Beatles anyway. A fools errand to even try. But the Analogues are something completely unexpected. They are like 'reality artists' whose beauty is found in not only how faithfully they bring forward the notes, sounds, timings and spirit of these songs but how they sustain this fidelity throughout the albums they cover. Someone said the Analogues are like an orchestra playing a Beethoven symphony - who no one would accuse of 'covering' - to which I agree. To those people who hate 'tribute bands' I say 'give them a try'. You might react like me and discover the Analogues have added to, not subtracted from, the mystery and wonder of the Beatles.
Hendrix played through a UniVibe not a Leslie
@TroutShow - What is that song Diederik and Felix play at the end? What is the name of their side project?
Sideshow
I wish I knew how much they did on Revolution #9? Was that entirely recreated on tape or did they use anything from the original creation by the Beatles? It was all spot-on regardless everything from child crying to orchestra playing to football crowd to announcer going "Number Nine ... Number Nine...."
Interesting question. My opinion is they recreated in the studio and then play the recorded version during the concert.
@@TroutShow watch "the white Album-live in Liverpool (documentary) on CZcams, and you have all answers
Who is Monique Ophorst? Media specialist for The Analogues?
I cant beleive he just said that he did not know the Beatles played through a Leslie...
"Goodfoot" is worthy of Neil Innes, and I mean that in the most complimentary way possible
Ok
i am 72 years. i like the analogues sound very much. they are just copie band. but i can listen ther music as original sound naturaly like original beatles music. i wounder why. i think the analogues sound is original.
Felix looks like he came from the band Oasis lol
Where are they based now?
They are performing throughout Europe until the middle of December.
@@TroutShow Thanks! A little too far for me to travel to, though (from Southeast Asia). Do they also live in Europe? Asking because they sound slightly American 🤔
@@khmak9387Diederik is from The Netherlands and Felix is from Northern Ireland.
Why do the Dutch speak English so well?
Dutch they need to communicate in someway across the channel. Felix is an Irishman, I believe, with a slight Dutch accent after years living in The Netherlands. But when they sing, man, they sing in Scouse.
On TV and movies we only have subtitles, so you hear a lot of English. Of course these guys made a real study of the accent of each Beatle as well.
Can you please listen to the REO Brothers? They do a FANTASTIC cover of not only Beatles but bands from the 60s and 70s. Search for 'REO Brothers In My Life'
I enjoyed the interview, but I have to say that it's such a typical American host thing. The host talks far too fast and too much, interrupts, overtalks, at times doesn't seem to listen and it really detracts from the interview.
The host needs to realise that the guests should do 80% of the talking and the host 20% of the listening.
In this video it seems to be the other way around.
Couldn't agree more. He doesn't give them a chance to say anything before opening his gob again. Had to give up with it as it was so jarring. I'm surprised they didn't just give up and say 'Do you want to hear what we've got to say or not? More like just an opportunity for the so-called interviewer to air his own opinions!
Looks like the commenters here do not know what's the difference between a cover group and a tribute band. Oh my goodness. Pls inform your viewers.
You love them? Oh my goodness. Your claim is a hoax.
Time to go to bed, stop playing with the computer
Are you kidding me?. Their voices queaks. Fab Four is the best tribute band. Analoque is just a cover. Horrendous.
I think you need to go and have a hearing test
Es increíble lo que hacen The Analogues!!! Brillante!! La posibilidad de escuchar esas canciones en vivo con esa calidad de producción es sorprendente. Realmente me encantaría saber que opinan Paul Mc Cartney o Ringo Star, pienso que deberían estar más que satisfechos con ese trabajo y el respeto profesional con el que está hecho pero, sinceramente, me llama la atención que no se hayan pronunciado al respecto.
THAT'S RIGHT! THE BEST COVER BAND!
" I'VE WITNESSED SOMETHING I NEVER REALLY THOUGHT I'D BE ABLE TO WITNESS AGAIN ; AMAZING'' Geoff Emmerick,Chief Engineer for the Beatles after seeing the Analogues