Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 3:24 · Video file(63 MB)
Randy Tooth talks about his computer problems and shares his thoughts on rock and roll, referencing classical music and the blues.
Transcript
Hey, what's going on? It's Randy Tuthier. I don't know what's up with my fucking computer It keeps crashing and burning I I movie is just freezing up so if one of you technical geniuses out there could help me out I appreciate it Paul is gonna have to reload the program or something I don't know how to go now Anyways, I wanted to make this video Interactive towards Don Harold. He's doing some really awesome stuff here I enjoy Don's common sense Clear way of describing things so you know Keep it up man. It's good shit In particular, I just watched a video of his demo music I'll link them in the basement more and he's really making great strides in his music making I'm a best of I've heard him do and Yeah, it's you know good stuff man very nice And it kind of led me to a philosophical question. I wanted to pose to you guys and And that is like what what what is rock and roll? I mean what what are the elements that make rock and roll? What it is and we could even go back far through than that we could say like what makes class We'll music class we'll music What are the influences there and when I say classical what I mean is like from 1750 to 1900s What's the a common usage and any you know when the shit started you're really good, you know And I'll submit to you that I think that it's the influence of Bach The Bach is the common thread that runs through a lot of these computer modes are babe Beethoven's shoe line shooters You know all those fuckers reference back to Bach. We was he was the man right now Rock and roll. I think that what makes rock and roll what it is on some basic level is the blues And you know if you think about like that the you know the individuals in the group She really life like I know Tom Pettie and the hardbreakers one of my favorites or you know She we Lewis in the news my first or you know this TV Ray Vaughn or Jimmy Hendrix or the Rolling Stunts all Them fuckers could play the blues. They could do that right so Joe Sochery on me They all have elements of the blues and you know now I guess it was a couple years ago. I had it my nephew took me out to a concert by Green day and I had I hadn't listened to their stuff before and I got to say they were you know They're a good group. I mean they're tight, you know for trio. I mean they're the kick-and-ass And you know the hardworking lads. I mean they're you know the main money and all that but there was something lacking or something like I Said I'm not really hearing the blues so much like I really want and it's not if not It's not indicative of punk music and not saying that because you go back to the hormones I mean that's that's straight ahead rock and roll. I mean, you know that's actually pure a former rock and roll Then a lot of other stuff, so Which I love the romance. I'm not saying I don't like punk music But it's the blues bro. It's the blues Done. It's the blues. Okay, so a lot of them. They're gonna reference the blues. Don't go to your strategy to far straight Go back to the blues So I made my boy right so everybody's got their own punk and opinions doing good stuff Do what you do. I less become an answer to this and the other on video But I kind of wanted to bring the question up and just kind of talk a little bit about it You might too sense. Okay, let's take care
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