20 albums that changed my life

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@pillsareyummy

There are many channels that are 'post Rick Beato', some of them are quite good. However, yours is the perfect accompaniment to his. Unlike all the others, your channel is much more philosophical.

@minkahl1644

Man, your channel is the realest thing and your delivery has so much character. You are my favourite music channel content creator I've come across so far.

@user-mad7max11dystopia 21 күн бұрын

So I am a guy who loves music but knows nothing. Can’t play can’t carry a tune. But my earliest memories are of music and I will always love it. You wouldn’t think I could listen to you talk for an hour about things I’m ignorant of, but there’s something about you that I connect with. It’s how passionate you are about music I think. It’s just a pleasure. Thanks Andy.

@ericarmstrong6540

The moon: very insightful and profound interaction with your daughter you describe at the end.

@modfather1964

I lost a few years from 2019 with anxiety/depression...Frank .

@geoffccrow2333

Who was sleeping in their car? Robert plant?;)

@davidbarlow6551

Thanks for mentioning Peter Pardo and SoT. I went to high school with Pete in the earlly 80s, and had lost track of him over the decades. We shared a love of Hendrix, and his knowledge of rock far surpassed mine. Now, with your videos and Pete's , I'm catching up on the great albums I'd missed.

@daicullinane7746

Truck driver divorce it's very sad. My first Zappa purchase, also due to Mr. Vai was Ship Arriving too Late. I saw Anthrax on that tour State of Euphoria, however Kings X were the support.

@PhilBaird1

Nice that your journey ended with your daughter bringing you back to the elemental Andy. It was a timely reminder of what music is.

@weeooh1

Surprised you didnt mention Romantic Warrior by Return to Forever, which was a solid Jazz-fusion album from back in the day (1976-77). Am about a decade older than you so came across many of these albums a bit earlier than you, incl all Zappas work.

@YtuserSumone-rl6sw

That was touching. Thanks once again.

@user-id7ut4yf2g

Thx Andy, I love how wide open and enthusiastic you are, beautiful ending from your daughter… I have a great deal of music to explore now!

@tinysherpa7180

Santana - Abraxas - totally changed my idea of the potential of rock music.

@robertlear2712

I got my first record player in the 8th grade. I was 15, it was 1963. I asked the man at the record store for progressive jazz. I didn’t know anything about it but it sounded good. He gave me a Dave Brubeck album. That changed my life. Four years later I got to see Dave Brubeck in concert.

@matm4331

Loved it Andy...when my son was a year old he could say about 20 words. He loved to go out every night and look for the Moon and point at it and, in a satisfied way, he would say "Mooooon"....he is 22 now and no amount of money will ever be worth more than those nights! I get it, thanks.

@frankpentangeli7945

The 20 albums that changed my life (in no particular order):

@Pcrimson1

I love it! You took so many different turns in your music journey.Some times our paths crossed, ran the same, then went in other directions, then cross over again. The point being open ears and hearts can take us all on amazing journeys. No one path is wrong, just different...

@Brian-jv5me

Andy - thanks for the show - interesting and does provide some insight to where you're coming from. I'm going to be 70 in a few weeks so we've had some issues different influences over the years. Enjoy your presentations. Cheers

@bodhisattva3774

Wired was my sliding doors moment into jazz fusion as well. And I was lucky enough to see that tour with Jan Hammer in '77 in Chicago when I was 21. Yeah, I'm that old. Lol

@delorangeade

I saw that Billy Cobham drum clinic on tv. It didn't make me a drummer, but it did broaden my musical horizons. Albums that changed my life: Thin Lizzy, Live and Dangerous; Rush, Hemispheres; Deep Purple, Deepest Purple; Pink Floyd. The Wall. There are other individual songs that changed my life, but those are the only albums that really matter.