@Josh Weaver Check out Claypool Lennon Delirium, and if you like the heavier noise rock end of things daughters and Swans are good. Plus Death Grips if that's your thing.
A lot of these artists play victim though. If they want their music to get heard they should be good employees to the people that fund their careers and make money for the record labels.
Cheek Cheek artists aren’t employees... lol artists have very different mindsets than people who have different skills. These people “hiring” the “employees” wouldn’t have an industry without them. Artists want a fair partnership, not a boss or a dictator. Can’t have music without the creators.
@@Lucia-Sosa then the artists can see how far they get with no financial support and promotion from the labels. they are employeed by the label to make the music and the label does the branding and puts them on with the producers. They have taken many mediocre artists to success with good producers and booking agents and promotion. Take a closer look.
Cheek Cheek trust me I see it all. This system is why all the popular artists are shit who just sell sex and products :/ the sheep of world keep buying it. Just perpetuating the circle of bullshit, evolving nothing within our species. but whatever, things are changing and artists are regaining their power. people aren’t really buying what the media pushes as much as before, people are seein through it more and more. We have so many different avenues to consume what we are looking for. So artists don’t be discouraged ;]
Yeah but that's an exception to the rule, or even is it? What is the criteria for "best burger"? What you might have as criteria, someone else might not. The point of capitalism is that people vote with their dollars. People considered the best musicians of all time are all popular (even if after the fact). So I would say that popularity is one factor, but not the only, as there are plenty of popular things that "suck". But then again, what if they suck to you and your friends but a bunch of other people love them? I've always hated Coca Cola and it's somehow the most popular soda...by far. People would also say it's the best. As for me, you'd have to pay me to drink it!
"We live in an age of music for people who don't like music. The record industry discovered some time ago that there aren't that many people who actually like music. For a lot of people, music's annoying, or at the very least they don't need it. They discovered if they could sell music to a lot of those people, they could sell a lot more records." T-Bone Burnett.
Really? Huh. I love music. It’s always been something I identified with. Maybe It’s just that I grew up in a church where we made and sang music every time we gathered. As an expression of praise so to speak. Maybe it because my parents always played music in the car. Maybe it’s that I wasn’t allowed a TV in my room, but was always allowed a radio or cd/tape player. But I love music. It makes me feel. I identify with the language of music.
Nah Idk about that, Will I am said it best when he said that everything is centered around music. Without music everything is boring. Just try and think about how music is used for all the tv/ radios ads, night clubs/ bars, retail stores, entrance music for fighters, sports arenas, festivals, etc. Car sound systems would sound horrible without music because sound systems are built for music. Music is an experience and people NEED experience.
Kwelar Subjectivity makes this sort of thing a tricky grey area. If I were to hazard a guess, I’d say that, broadly speaking, there are plenty of people that don’t really care about music beyond ambience, more still that quite like it and consider it an immutable part of certain experiences, and then the minority that have a borderline-obsessive appreciation for it that typically only comes from being a musician. That said, I fell into the first category until about the age of 14, at which time I quickly found myself in the third, and now am at the point of not being able to go a day without creating or working on at least one song.
Sid Arthur Insofar as it’s traditionally been marketed, yes, but I’d say that it’s far outlived that cliché. Obviously there are still bands that play up to that cringey stuff, but for the most part, it’s long since become a means through which songs can simply be composed and played, as with any other genre.
I was about to say it looks like these guys have aged a decade since I started listening but it actually has been a decade and now I'm just reeling at how much time has passed. Mad respect for their work. Love how raw their sound is.
As Neil observed years ago, some businessman looked at news footage of thousands of kids walking to Woodstock, causing traffic delays, and said, “Look at that....market.”
In all fairness, the music industry has always been shit. Back in the 90's, adult contemporary and mainstream music was quickly chewed up and spat out too. Yes, we consumed music differently...but it is what it is, and what it's always been. The difference now with social media is this process is sped up much faster. Think of how quick a meme dies. Everything is cheapened beyond recognition and music is no different.
I guess it had to come to this point. People’s attention and patience was bound to get shorter and shorter, we just needed the technology to keep up with our appetites.
I think it is actually worse now. I heard an interview with Sheryl Crow (I'm not a fan-just heard it come up) and she's going to stop making albums altogether and only release singles on iTunes because "nobody listens to albums anymore". People don't take the time to buy an album and listen to it all the way through and appreciate it as a self-contained work of art.
@@ThievesInTheTreasureRoom it’s funny, I was just talking to my son about this the other day. No one listens to albums cover-to-cover anymore. I mean, I do...but they’re mostly albums from 90’s and before. I haven’t listened to many modern albums cover to cover. Singles singles singles singles
My first album purchase was the Charlie's Angels soundtrack. I bought it because it had 'I Like Big Butts' by Sir Mix-Alot. I would go to Barnes and Noble like once a week and listen to it for like 2 months straight before I had the money to buy it. I was 8.
Black Keys are established household names. They will sell tickets no matter if they are on the radio or not. They've earned the right to call their shots a bit. Like in any work or business if you think about it. If you're a starting musician though, you will take this deal and you will like it, because you need your name out there. You can't rely just on quality carrying you, life doesn't work that way.
@@uptheirons726 it's not really getting fucked if you're an up and coming artist though. If you don't have the leverage to get a better deal, the deal you've got is the best deal for you
@@leetledrummerboy Just because its the best there is doesn't mean its right. The industry is literally made for the artist to not make too much money because if they did then they wouldn't need labels. So a label will offer you a shit deal that gets your name out there then they offer you another deal (not as shit but still shitty enough that you can't retire) then the cycle continues. All the cars and houses you see big artists living with are all loaned to them via labels and once the artist decides enough is enough (if their contract allows them) they are left with not much. That's why so many artists try to invest in other industries like fashion etc. for example, Travis Scott earned more money from playstation than music in 2020 despite having top chart hits. So really yes, as an artist, you really are getting fucked.
@@leetledrummerboy But there is no other choice? like you just said, its either take the deal or nothing. That's what the issue is and as a result, there is no other industry as exploitative as the music industry. It's a form of monetary slavery in that the salve owner (label) offers its slaves (musicians) food and water (record deal). if you take it then you get to live somewhat comfortably but you are a slave and do your masters bidding. If you reject it then you have nothing and you are left to starve. does that sound ok to you?
These guys are so good...So smooth...I forgot how much they influenced me during my college days. I'm 38 now and just re-listening to their stuff all over again
@@Jenocide999 They didn't have to do anything but release the album. They sold out all the arenas they are playing over the next 3 months in 15 minutes. They didn't play the bundle your album with merch or ticket game to pump numbers, they suppressed them with only 250k physical copies made.
It’s great to see musicians who’ve got real respect among their fans stepping aside from the nonsense, racketeering and pretence of the so-called high-level music business. Much of what’s presented on music award shows looks like strategic playacting in costume. However, in order to make this kind of stand, you need a standing. And that (arguably) has become harder to get. The number of major labels has declined and getting signed even to a smaller label can be difficult unless you fit some marketable niche. This is why the internet came to seem like an alternative field for self-promotion by independent artists. Unfortunately, it then got colonised by professionals who know how to exploit it and the social media numbers game becomes as false as some of the high-level strategies played by big labels. An alternative to both, which of course the public hears little about, is to interact online with a smaller group of people and content yourself with limited touring and self-financed recording. This has no glamour; but maybe helps keeps some of the integrity which otherwise tends to get lost.
They had to sell out to get the platform they have now to where they dont need a record label. I appreciate the insight but many struggling musicians need that in order to make a solid living and actually be heard beyond their hometowns
Well what he said technically was a secret because it wasn't illegal. There is no law that prevents you from moving an Ar-15 across state lines as long as follow Federal transportation laws of firearms. The only real danger is the grenades, if they are registered with the ATF, you can own grenades. You just need to make sure whatever your state you're in is okay with that explosive which I can only think of about 5 states that it wouldn't.
Yeah, I'm one of those fans. I just love music and I'm very eclectic in my tastes. The Black keys are always in my rotation. Saw them in Fresno shortly after moving there from L.A. and, although the stadium was about half full (largest booking at that time was a mariachi festival), they rocked it nonetheless. They were true professionals and gave a great show.
I used to work in the music industry. It's a machine. To capitalize on the most hot and current music. No care for any substance. It's why Drake is so popular. He ain't no Beatles and never will be, but there's a thousand man army working to keep him relevant. If you age or do something stupid, you're gone. Look at Kesha or Katy Perry. If the music industry is unhappy with you, they'll toss you aside.
With the album rotation thing with some of their fans that Pat talked about - “El Camino” dropped when I was 16 a junior in high school. That was 2011. I’m 26 now and I listen to that album fairly Regularly since then for the last ten years.
I agree with Rogan's first comment here. It is frustrating how the music industry is so driven by awards that you lose track of the art itself. Music is not sport with a defined winner. Noone can argue Usain Bolt was actually second best, but they can say they prefer any musician or song over any other.
Tripped me out when he said he bought Ice Ice baby when he was 9, because I was 8 at the time....and dude looks like someone's Great Uncle. He seriously looks 20 years older than me
Johnny dep, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry traveling in a tour bus with an arsenal of weapons, fighting monsters and zombies while aeromsith's greatest hits plays is a movie that needs to be made today.
I can appreciate where they are coming from here. I use to love the Black Keys back when they were raw and were doing what they wanted to do. For some time now, they have been putting out the same old crap once they found a recipe that was commercially acceptable.
Same here. I loved them early on. They influenced my playing style, my musical tastes, and my appreciation for "simple & raw" rock and roll. I went and saw them live and it was the most disappointing show I've ever been to. That may have been tired but it was pathetic. They showed up, eeked out some fan favorites then left. I quit listening after that and after Patrick's social media ramblings. I moved from them to Ty Segall in 2010 and never looked back.
Not going to hold you, with the exception of the Descendents most of the bands on Fat Wreck Chords are really boring especially NOFX. Also Fat Mike is kind of a tryhard and really obnoxious.
This has been the business for years, decades even, but no one seems to explain it correctly when on big platforms. This video should have 1 billion views.
@@johnbutler7204 Joey Diaz did a rant on TCOWN where he talked about fake music fans who would own certain albums to prove and/or impress others. One of those albums was Tom Waits. Hope that clears up everything. Here's the link to the video: czcams.com/video/2lY2ieQ7paA/video.html
They are the most underrated band ever!! ; and Dan the man is seriously Gold , but his partner in crime here is so magnetic that this all clicks. Wish them the best !!
He mentioned the Vogues....awesome...I knew one of the original members Chuck Blasko....from western Pa...lol...never thought I'd hear them mentioned on this show
These guys just gave more info in this clip than any so called "music business insider show" has given in 5+ years.
nah
Well said.
Most Def....!!!
Check out Steve Albini's keynote address at Face The Music
0:37 lmao i love how he asks his bro if its cool before he gets real, respect
total respect and grace
@Josh Weaver Check out Claypool Lennon Delirium, and if you like the heavier noise rock end of things daughters and Swans are good. Plus Death Grips if that's your thing.
@Josh Weaver cult of luna and astrenoid are diamonds in the rough.
Good catch. What one does affects the other.
Rock is watered down. Industry sucks cheese dicks.
My man in the green shirt looks like he got bit by a walker and is hiding it from the other guys
Hahahahaha so underrated ☝🏻
LMFAO
best comment ive read in weeks, laughed my ass off for real. thank you for this.
I just laughed out loud on the train bro, that's funny.
I was saddened to laugh at this comment
Music is a contribution not a competition.
pthompson108 gorgeous sentence
A lot of these artists play victim though. If they want their music to get heard they should be good employees to the people that fund their careers and make money for the record labels.
Cheek Cheek artists aren’t employees... lol artists have very different mindsets than people who have different skills. These people “hiring” the “employees” wouldn’t have an industry without them. Artists want a fair partnership, not a boss or a dictator. Can’t have music without the creators.
@@Lucia-Sosa then the artists can see how far they get with no financial support and promotion from the labels. they are employeed by the label to make the music and the label does the branding and puts them on with the producers. They have taken many mediocre artists to success with good producers and booking agents and promotion. Take a closer look.
Cheek Cheek trust me I see it all. This system is why all the popular artists are shit who just sell sex and products :/ the sheep of world keep buying it. Just perpetuating the circle of bullshit, evolving nothing within our species. but whatever, things are changing and artists are regaining their power. people aren’t really buying what the media pushes as much as before, people are seein through it more and more. We have so many different avenues to consume what we are looking for. So artists don’t be discouraged ;]
McDonalds sell the most burgers in the world. Does this mean they make the best burgers? No sir
RhyperiorSuperior Burger King is garbage
That's a pretty good analogy
Yeah but that's an exception to the rule, or even is it? What is the criteria for "best burger"? What you might have as criteria, someone else might not. The point of capitalism is that people vote with their dollars. People considered the best musicians of all time are all popular (even if after the fact). So I would say that popularity is one factor, but not the only, as there are plenty of popular things that "suck". But then again, what if they suck to you and your friends but a bunch of other people love them? I've always hated Coca Cola and it's somehow the most popular soda...by far. People would also say it's the best. As for me, you'd have to pay me to drink it!
Its just convenient and MCD burgers are the worst burgers imo.
@@LeCapitalsRMNB finally a man of taste
Case in point: The "Catch Me Outside" girl got a record deal while countless other more talented bands/artists languish in obscurity.
Shes a popular hit she will sell shes also 16 or something witch helps ALOT
How about that!
She did something to attract attention, which many coffee shop/bedroom hippie artists are not smart enough to do. Good for her.
Vanessa Garcia your face is baffling
@@pacovega5065, you so edgy with your gun profile pic
"We live in an age of music for people who don't like music. The record industry discovered some time ago that there aren't that many people who actually like music. For a lot of people, music's annoying, or at the very least they don't need it. They discovered if they could sell music to a lot of those people, they could sell a lot more records." T-Bone Burnett.
Really? Huh. I love music. It’s always been something I identified with. Maybe It’s just that I grew up in a church where we made and sang music every time we gathered. As an expression of praise so to speak. Maybe it because my parents always played music in the car. Maybe it’s that I wasn’t allowed a TV in my room, but was always allowed a radio or cd/tape player. But I love music. It makes me feel. I identify with the language of music.
Sounds nice but that's a crock of shit
Music streaming is crap. Why the fuck does Spotify recommend me the same song I skipped 50 times before?!
Nah Idk about that, Will I am said it best when he said that everything is centered around music. Without music everything is boring. Just try and think about how music is used for all the tv/ radios ads, night clubs/ bars, retail stores, entrance music for fighters, sports arenas, festivals, etc. Car sound systems would sound horrible without music because sound systems are built for music. Music is an experience and people NEED experience.
Kwelar Subjectivity makes this sort of thing a tricky grey area.
If I were to hazard a guess, I’d say that, broadly speaking, there are plenty of people that don’t really care about music beyond ambience, more still that quite like it and consider it an immutable part of certain experiences, and then the minority that have a borderline-obsessive appreciation for it that typically only comes from being a musician.
That said, I fell into the first category until about the age of 14, at which time I quickly found myself in the third, and now am at the point of not being able to go a day without creating or working on at least one song.
A hallmark attitude that DRIVES Rock n’ Roll:
“We’re gonna play music whether people like us or not”
that’s what rap needs to get back to
what drives rock and roll is teenagers spending money to feel rebellious in a safe and controlled way
Sid Arthur
Lol
Sid Arthur Insofar as it’s traditionally been marketed, yes, but I’d say that it’s far outlived that cliché. Obviously there are still bands that play up to that cringey stuff, but for the most part, it’s long since become a means through which songs can simply be composed and played, as with any other genre.
@PariSitic Pictures 🤘😷🤘
I was about to say it looks like these guys have aged a decade since I started listening but it actually has been a decade and now I'm just reeling at how much time has passed.
Mad respect for their work. Love how raw their sound is.
They are dads essentially
@@marone0324 hey, i'm a dad. you got a problem with dads? ;P
"I would never join a club that would accept me as a member" - Groucho Marx
Screw today's music industry
Dan cheefin' casually while Pat rambles = band life
As Neil observed years ago, some businessman looked at news footage of thousands of kids walking to Woodstock, causing traffic delays, and said, “Look at that....market.”
Yup
Massive respect for not being sell outs and making great tunes you's want to make. Will always be a fan of these guys.
Quite literally were sell outs for years.
In all fairness, the music industry has always been shit. Back in the 90's, adult contemporary and mainstream music was quickly chewed up and spat out too. Yes, we consumed music differently...but it is what it is, and what it's always been. The difference now with social media is this process is sped up much faster. Think of how quick a meme dies. Everything is cheapened beyond recognition and music is no different.
True. Number one hit is popular for a month, then no one cares. On to the next artist
disposable heroes
I guess it had to come to this point. People’s attention and patience was bound to get shorter and shorter, we just needed the technology to keep up with our appetites.
I think it is actually worse now. I heard an interview with Sheryl Crow (I'm not a fan-just heard it come up) and she's going to stop making albums altogether and only release singles on iTunes because "nobody listens to albums anymore". People don't take the time to buy an album and listen to it all the way through and appreciate it as a self-contained work of art.
@@ThievesInTheTreasureRoom it’s funny, I was just talking to my son about this the other day. No one listens to albums cover-to-cover anymore. I mean, I do...but they’re mostly albums from 90’s and before. I haven’t listened to many modern albums cover to cover. Singles singles singles singles
This interview is exactly why I love these guys.
My first album purchase was the Charlie's Angels soundtrack. I bought it because it had 'I Like Big Butts' by Sir Mix-Alot. I would go to Barnes and Noble like once a week and listen to it for like 2 months straight before I had the money to buy it. I was 8.
Mine was 'suck on my chocolate salty balls' by Chef with Eric Cartman doing a version of 'come sail away' as the B side.
Dude just low-key snitched on Tyler and Perry... can’t tell everyone... everything.
Ima listen to their album after this interview. Loved their early albums
3:35 to 4:00 is my favorite moment in the entire Joe Rogan series.
4:01 Joe's swan cry
Black Keys are established household names. They will sell tickets no matter if they are on the radio or not. They've earned the right to call their shots a bit. Like in any work or business if you think about it.
If you're a starting musician though, you will take this deal and you will like it, because you need your name out there. You can't rely just on quality carrying you, life doesn't work that way.
I agree to an extent. But just because you're an up and coming artist doesn't mean you should get fucked on a deal.
@@uptheirons726 it's not really getting fucked if you're an up and coming artist though. If you don't have the leverage to get a better deal, the deal you've got is the best deal for you
@@leetledrummerboy Just because its the best there is doesn't mean its right. The industry is literally made for the artist to not make too much money because if they did then they wouldn't need labels. So a label will offer you a shit deal that gets your name out there then they offer you another deal (not as shit but still shitty enough that you can't retire) then the cycle continues. All the cars and houses you see big artists living with are all loaned to them via labels and once the artist decides enough is enough (if their contract allows them) they are left with not much. That's why so many artists try to invest in other industries like fashion etc. for example, Travis Scott earned more money from playstation than music in 2020 despite having top chart hits.
So really yes, as an artist, you really are getting fucked.
@@jessrainprod9391 if a deal is not worth it and you take it, you're the idiot
@@leetledrummerboy But there is no other choice? like you just said, its either take the deal or nothing. That's what the issue is and as a result, there is no other industry as exploitative as the music industry.
It's a form of monetary slavery in that the salve owner (label) offers its slaves (musicians) food and water (record deal). if you take it then you get to live somewhat comfortably but you are a slave and do your masters bidding. If you reject it then you have nothing and you are left to starve.
does that sound ok to you?
These guys are so good...So smooth...I forgot how much they influenced me during my college days. I'm 38 now and just re-listening to their stuff all over again
The perfect explanation of “selling your soul to make it”
why I love the Black Keys... They know music and they know their fan base... Lets Rock was an awesome album!!!
they did dan dirty with that thumbnail pic LOL
right? he looks like a ghost
It's the only way you get a #1 Record.
Fear Inoculum Laughs
They had to release the catalogue though.
@@Jenocide999 nah brah
Tool would have sold even more if they would have released a Vinyl and standard issue cd....
@@Illumirage Why did they start streaming out of blue?
@@Jenocide999 They didn't have to do anything but release the album. They sold out all the arenas they are playing over the next 3 months in 15 minutes. They didn't play the bundle your album with merch or ticket game to pump numbers, they suppressed them with only 250k physical copies made.
it was very polite to ask Dan if it was okay to explain. Two artists that love music for music's sake and are respectful
I love their attitude towards music and the music business. Imagine if all musicians were still artist.
He’s so brave for sharing this information, he knows what Trouble they can get them self into
Love the Black Keys. Just raw, gritty rock n' roll at its finest.
Unbelievable. Much respect for those guys.
It’s great to see musicians who’ve got real respect among their fans stepping aside from the nonsense, racketeering and pretence of the so-called high-level music business. Much of what’s presented on music award shows looks like strategic playacting in costume. However, in order to make this kind of stand, you need a standing. And that (arguably) has become harder to get. The number of major labels has declined and getting signed even to a smaller label can be difficult unless you fit some marketable niche. This is why the internet came to seem like an alternative field for self-promotion by independent artists. Unfortunately, it then got colonised by professionals who know how to exploit it and the social media numbers game becomes as false as some of the high-level strategies played by big labels. An alternative to both, which of course the public hears little about, is to interact online with a smaller group of people and content yourself with limited touring and self-financed recording. This has no glamour; but maybe helps keeps some of the integrity which otherwise tends to get lost.
1000%
That sounds cool, Pat, but have you ever tried DMT?
Season your elk meat with DMT before you roll with some black belts and you’ll see God.
shut the fuck up and come up with your own joke jesus christ. all i see on jre videos anymore are joe "________" rogan and your bullshit
@@JamesBrown-uh4mw stfu butthurt boi. this joke is classic
@@contramachina354 it isn't. You massive Virgin
@@rob_3417 lmfao sure whatever you say, Rob
I love this interview. Watching it plays out like an episode of Delicious Dish. The old SNL sketch.
Dude, their last record is FIRE - practically as good as Brothers IMO
The Best interview response I've heard in years!!!love em!
Is there no camera angle that shows both members?
6:41 The Sopranos taught me why: tons of free merch goes to awards presenters
Ha, I remember that episode. Shit man, I'm gone have to watch the series again for the 10th time now.
Just read Dans interview in Vintage Guitar magazine! Love these guys. So genuine. Great interview.
This is why I love the black keys just genuine down to earth rockers who wanted to change how shit worked
I was hesitant about the BK's new music but this interview deeply reassures me. Going to listen now.
Joe - have Liam Gallagher on - thats another rock convo I want to hear
@@effectosis742 you either get liam or u don't, i feel like joe wouldn't know how to talk to liam
Noel would make for an easier interview, but I’d still love to see how Joe deals with Liam
I've never understood the appeal of Oasis.
You know what I mean?
@@j74s98 That's because you need to be yourself; you can be no one else.
I used to catch these guys at open mic shows in Akron. They are beyond reproach. True spirits to the core
Love the black keys... been a while.
Glad I saw this i gotta listen to them rn.
They had to sell out to get the platform they have now to where they dont need a record label. I appreciate the insight but many struggling musicians need that in order to make a solid living and actually be heard beyond their hometowns
The whole arsenal thing was probably supposed to be a secret.
or it was just talk
yeah he definitely snitched lol. I wonder if he got a call about that.
Could be drugs, too
Well what he said technically was a secret because it wasn't illegal. There is no law that prevents you from moving an Ar-15 across state lines as long as follow Federal transportation laws of firearms. The only real danger is the grenades, if they are registered with the ATF, you can own grenades. You just need to make sure whatever your state you're in is okay with that explosive which I can only think of about 5 states that it wouldn't.
I'd say it was drugs but Joe Perry and Steven Tyler suppose to be clean for years... So maybe Johnny's ;)
The last line in this video is gold
The most comforting words I've heard in a long time.
yet another reason i love the joe 'dmt' rogan experience!
Tom waits is so good.
He's brilliant.
Weight of Love is my favorite track by them! Saw them in Boston during this tour it was awesome!
Set you free and everlasting light are my favorites by them :)
Lights Off “Your Touch” is my favorite song.
0:07 Joe "I just want you to do it" Rogan
When he said The Fugs, Beefheart and Tom Waits in the span of 30 seconds I was sold.
Why? Cause he rang your ‘pretension’ bell? This guy’s a goof.
@@glengamble526 It's not pretentious if you really like them. I'm not a Black Keys fan but I grew up on that other shit.
WOW this is eye opening! Love The Black Keys!
Saw them play in small clubs in Akron and Columbus. Heavy soul days.
Lebron was the best athlete to come out of Akron, these gentlemen are the best musicians to come out the city.
Devo
They’re out of Akron? Well never say nothing good came out of Ohio.
I dunno, I like em a lot but..... Devo, Chrissie Hynde, etc etc
Dink
And Lebron is soft as baby shit so it makes sense. FUCK OHIO! GO BLUE!!!
Yeah, I'm one of those fans. I just love music and I'm very eclectic in my tastes. The Black keys are always in my rotation. Saw them in Fresno shortly after moving there from L.A. and, although the stadium was about half full (largest booking at that time was a mariachi festival), they rocked it nonetheless. They were true professionals and gave a great show.
Love the realness!! Priceless!
That's why the JRE is what it is.
I’m just a simple clutch & primus fan that’s all I gotta say.
Tip of the cap to you, good sir.
That's fantastic
primus sucks
2017 summer tour...want a repeat of that ✌
I was there front row at the joint in Vegas great show!
Old man talking... Saw many bands buried ignored or destroyed in the 80's by record co.s, the labels basically had absolute power.
I used to work in the music industry.
It's a machine.
To capitalize on the most hot and current music. No care for any substance.
It's why Drake is so popular. He ain't no Beatles and never will be, but there's a thousand man army working to keep him relevant.
If you age or do something stupid, you're gone. Look at Kesha or Katy Perry.
If the music industry is unhappy with you, they'll toss you aside.
He’s better than the Beatles
"hey, check it out..." [make your point]
With the album rotation thing with some of their fans that Pat talked about -
“El Camino” dropped when I was 16 a junior in high school. That was 2011. I’m 26 now and I listen to that album fairly
Regularly since then for the last ten years.
I agree with Rogan's first comment here. It is frustrating how the music industry is so driven by awards that you lose track of the art itself. Music is not sport with a defined winner. Noone can argue Usain Bolt was actually second best, but they can say they prefer any musician or song over any other.
Tripped me out when he said he bought Ice Ice baby when he was 9, because I was 8 at the time....and dude looks like someone's Great Uncle.
He seriously looks 20 years older than me
JRE is the best.
Johnny dep, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry traveling in a tour bus with an arsenal of weapons, fighting monsters and zombies while aeromsith's greatest hits plays is a movie that needs to be made today.
L B you’re almost describing the Aerosmith arcade game.
and the award for best cross over pop artist goes to: The Melvins! :3
Melvins rock...
Picturing Aerosmith traveling with grenades made me cackle
Getting their original "lets Rock!" Album on vinyl, worth every penny! Amazing 👏
I listen to their album Magic Potion at least once a week
He was spot on with how their fan base listens to them, I love them but only listen about once a month
I can appreciate where they are coming from here. I use to love the Black Keys back when they were raw and were doing what they wanted to do. For some time now, they have been putting out the same old crap once they found a recipe that was commercially acceptable.
I stopped listening after Brothers
Same here. I loved them early on. They influenced my playing style, my musical tastes, and my appreciation for "simple & raw" rock and roll. I went and saw them live and it was the most disappointing show I've ever been to. That may have been tired but it was pathetic. They showed up, eeked out some fan favorites then left. I quit listening after that and after Patrick's social media ramblings. I moved from them to Ty Segall in 2010 and never looked back.
Truth. Exact same situation in the film biz.
Love these two!!
"have you guys ever played guitar on DMT"?
Good luck 😂😂
That one black key looks really high in the thumb nail.
Looks strung out on heroin.
FccRuinedAmerica andtheentireworld thats just how Dan always looks, he’s alright
Thank you for your time and space 💫
Awesome you guys are being honest and exposing the music industries crap.
COME TO AUSTRALIA
Aerosmith travelling with grenades in tow makes me think that they believe that the plot of Revolution X is real.
Haha that's what nofx did years ago. Just do it your self! You should have them on! That would be an epic conversation
Oh man Fat Mike on the jre would be amazing
lol to listen to a fucking loser talk about his laundry list of hypocrisies. yeah it would be hilarious. i'd love to see the comments. fuck fat Mike
@@dallassegno what's the problem with Fat Mike?
Not going to hold you, with the exception of the Descendents most of the bands on Fat Wreck Chords are really boring especially NOFX. Also Fat Mike is kind of a tryhard and really obnoxious.
This has been the business for years, decades even, but no one seems to explain it correctly when on big platforms. This video should have 1 billion views.
Saw them at LIB, they were amazing.
When he said Tom Waits all I could think of was Joey Diaz. Lmfaooooo
Forever and ever. When i hear the words "Tom Waits", i will always think of Joey Diaz
Wait what is the relation between Waits and Diaz?
@@johnbutler7204 Diaz had this epic rant on music, shitty music, and he roasted all that is Tom Waits. Lol. You can find it on youtube
@@johnbutler7204 Joey Diaz did a rant on TCOWN where he talked about fake music fans who would own certain albums to prove and/or impress others. One of those albums was Tom Waits.
Hope that clears up everything.
Here's the link to the video: czcams.com/video/2lY2ieQ7paA/video.html
@@mbeatz17 well done.
Get Liam Gallagher on this show, it'd be quality! He's a funny man, and a bona fide rock legend
But no one understands what he says
His album is out now so that's a good excuse to get him here!
He has all these cockney expressions we here in North America do not understand
@@hotlov72 cockney is London slang wrong analogy pal
@@jjbo2554 whatever, and your not my Pal
3:45 nail on the head
Man the new album is amazing
Austin Powers is so mad about the music business he lost his accent.
Jo Po lmfao
Jo Po Thats Millenial Bernie Sanders
Oh beeeeeehave!!
Oh my god... I’ve been trying to figure who this guy looks like for the past week and you nailed it! Lol
Because of the cryo chamber 😂😂😂
They are the most underrated band ever!! ; and Dan the man is seriously Gold , but his partner in crime here is so magnetic that this all clicks. Wish them the best !!
Thanks for this clip bro
Saw these guys in Winnipeg, MB. Canada when they came. Amazing show! Don't fix what ain't fuckin' broken.
Dan looks like he ain't gonna make it
Lol sheesh
"Never gonna give you up" is my favorite song
Daniel Okey-Okoro it’s actually a cover from jerry butler. So fucking good though
Magic Potion my favorite Black Keys Record
He mentioned the Vogues....awesome...I knew one of the original members Chuck Blasko....from western Pa...lol...never thought I'd hear them mentioned on this show
Well God Bless these Fellows!
I only buy CDs. Don't let record collections die!
If you really love it buy a physical copy, cds don't take up that much space either
I can't say that I'm a Black Keys fan, but wow, this guy is great.
@Michael Valensi Perspective
I got to listen to this podcast on the way to their first concert for this album in Denver.
Aerosmith rolling in with the heavy artillery that was something I did not know I needed 🎩