Haha

@Hal Newell... bearing you soul is one thing ... and I would tend to agree with you!! I have been in this crazy biz we call "music" for over 40 years and have worked on every level... both on the stage in a professional touring act as an opener for many very serious national acts, as well as being a live sound engineer at the F.O.H./MON. WORLD/ level and a studio engineer as well with an ASC (college University in Greenwich Village, NYC... The only!) and pretty much recorded just about every genre of music in the rainbow!! HOWEVER...... I have watched several of these guys videos on Y.T., occasionally they nail it and it also looks like they have "interchangeable parts" in this band... Soooo, what I am trying to say is, rehearsal is the place to work ALL the bugs out including EVERYONE'S audio levels and seeing as how they play at this location on a fairly regular basis, they all should know where to be to have it sound the very best they can!!! In this business...... YOU ARE ONLY AS GOOD AS YOUR LAST PERFORMANCE AND... AND IN THE MOMENT, what I mean by that is, if by chance a major label "anyone" (producer/studio owner/engineer/tape operator/intern ...... A club or venue owner...OR a professional musician incognito or even Me... hears the one song where you just butcher it to hell and gone... and not all polished and tight ...... stick a fork in them, they are done!! AND THEY COULD HAVE BEEN THE NEXT UNDISCOVERED ACT until that moment...... had they shined like highly polished chrome on a Sunny, blue sky day!! FACT!!!!!!!! So when I critique a band, it is from the heart... good or bad, I don't blow smoke up someone's arse...... I just call it like I see it!!!!!!! Because if everyone tells them "they are great," "they really put their heart and soul into it," "it takes a lot to get up there in public" well, I am not trying to be sarcastic, BUT that is what we as musicians do and in front of of tens of thousands, and just do that shit with the volume of your guitar yo-yoing and they won't have mean old BK saying they didn't sound good...... oh no, no, no.... it's much worse, the crowd starts throwing shit up on stage.... bottles, feces, vomit, spit, piss, lighters, shoes, sneakers, fireworks, for Christ's sake even humans get thrown up on stage and what ever the hell else they can get their hands on ... ya know to get a point across!!!!!!! So in retrospect I am being nice by being honest and only throwing "words" at them... ya dig!?!? I hope they get to the top of the R-n-R heap one day or wherever they want, just do it and expect constructive feedback, and sometimes the honest feedback is the harshest of feedback!!! But it's the stuff that generally motivates people to get better, like way better to shut down the hardest of criticism and to say... neener, neener-boo, boo we don't suck any more (at least regarding my feedback to them!!) and look at us shine with our new recording contract or Our date book filled, ETC.!! ANYWAY, KEEP ON KEEPING ON GENTLEMEN!!!! PEACE 🤘

Wow!

Dear Steve Burk: The heartland of British spirit: The capital of my soul, being bred and reared there in my impressionable years as a youth. Even the cracks, crevices and culture of everyday life away from the tourists' vicinage, proved worthy of residing there. Enthusiasm drained when I was expatriated (not voluntarily) to a superpower -- which ran me down with its people's psychological war machine.

That's heavy, man! Cheers!

To Colin M: I agree with your comment. Well done. I also like your last sentence, proving the lack of character and masculinity by the envious, being an anonymous keyboard warrior devoid of spunk.

Federico Gallo: I fell in love when I had returned to visit London on a few occasions since leaving the home of my training and rearing during my long impressionable years. ------------------------------ There is something in the air which plumes enthusiasm and intrigue, while NYC's purveying pungent *pollution, permeating* to where jadedness just generates a jagged mind!

Rashid Abass: How was your DJing in Pakistan, was it good?

Hilarious!!!! Lol.

Voice Voice must with his very young girl friend.

Robert Peters: I wish many would know what buskers go through. It is hard work, with little glamour, without the agents to lift them higher in the field.

Spencer Kragseth LOST IT SEVERAL TIMES.

Then you have ZERO appreciation for Bonham's talent...

Is The street Cats.

Lale

If you're going underground......surely you're listening to The Jam?

But I think these guys are from Europe! TBC ....

SO TRUE haha ENGLAND ROCKS

Haha! Rock on Wayne!!

陳先生 yes, this is England

in London, see notes. Cheers!

Central London and freezing cold in England as always ;o)

Thanks a lot bro,such a beautiful city with double deck bus,I remember seeing this city in a pet shop boy's Eastern boy and western girl music video before.

oh yeah, especially in cess pit London. What about Chris Rea - the road to hell?

LOL!!! :-) Funniest thing I've heard all day!

Nah man, London is beautiful, esp at Xmas.

Please send translation in English! I'm in the UK.

He wrote name of zeppeline members

i don't know wha 'you said, but i agree

damn man!!...i'm late again!!

No vox, Green Manalishi. Cheers.

Wayne's World!!

No Stairway denied

The 'No stairway to heaven' Statement is so cliché 😄

Yup.

To bk Schyster: I beg to differ regarding adjusting his instrument. They are busking in the street, not Abbey Road Studios. Situations change: cars are moving, there are different types of vehicles, speeds and engine sounds; people are in different moods expressing themselves audibly and affecting the sound. He is in different segments of the piece where volume and synthetics need to be adjusted according to the spirit and style of the music.

@@eddyvideostar I am not any the lad can't play, and yes there are certainly "street sounds" however after going back and listen to this for the 22nd time ( with the last two being pushed through my McIntosh 275 system ...... yeah, I know we are not at #3 Abbey Road... but I want to give the benefit of the doubt... ya, man!) and really listened and not a lot of street noise was apparent in the mix and I have to trust that no board was used to mix the final sound. He was, still even in the dynamical sense of sound, louder than the rest of the lads... REMEMBER, I did say that it didn't sound bad until he either lost timbre from being too loud, or direction from concentrating too much on his spacial placement in the composition. In short something happened to cause him to try a compensation adjustment that led (all puns intended...)him to wallow a bit through his solo, which in turn detracted from the overall final quality of the song...... You must remember... a musician is almost always directly rated on his last performance and should always strive to be as perfect as possible... street band or studio stars, the end result is ALWAYS judged!!

To:@@TheRealBKSchyster To Bk Schyster: I applaud you on your extensive experience and credentials. There is no harm in believing you; though, my intrigue mounts regarding your *obsession* for this band of reduced talent, who is busking in the streets valiantly for a couple of bucks. *practicing, growing and experimenting.* Why would a person of your caliber put so much effort into listening so many times to the point of many questioning your mental state? You write a long comment of pedantic particulars and punctiliousness as if with every breath they take, they are endangering the aspect of losing out on a great contract by being snubbed by high-class promoters.

@@eddyvideostarThank you for any compliments , AND I can assure you that my mental health is quite sound! Are you a musician your self, do you play an instrument? I have devoted my lifetime to the art of music, spent many hours a day in the pursuit of musical perfection and I was always judged, at first by my parents, then my friends, also by those colleagues that I studied with. As time passes, my teachers became more critical and this all drove me to excel beyond the expectations of those who pushed me the hardest. The fruits of my labor eventually paid off in dividends that far exceeded my own expectations! So at times I can be critical of others, but I never forget that they are putting every effort forward to be the best they can be! And ask any hard working musician or band if they want a contract with a major or any label for that matter, and I assure you the response would be a resounding YEAH MAN, YES SIR, LET'S SIGN UP, and after all why learn how to play an instrument just to play for your kid sister's doll collection. No it's to play in front of a crowd of people 100 or 100,000, the number matters only when you raise your expectations of success. Also if you were to know the number of those "recognized" and where they were playing at the time, it would astonish you, and to know that if the question were posed to the one who said... "these guys rock, let's sign them up" why or what was the factor that made you stop before going into the subway station, I will bet the answer would be based on talent! I mean when was the last time you heard of or saw with your own eyes someone recognized because they were playing horribly or "wallowing" through a solo? Remember, I did say they sounded really good and only until the guitar player hit the lead ( even though they had ad-libbed the entire song to fit their needs)did the bands SOUND become out of control and swimming for dry safe land! Ultimately I was giving constructive criticism, which in itself is meant to encourage that guitar player and his band to always strive for your best performance, which at the time was not his best and I will almost guarantee that if you were to ask him, he would agree. Because you never know who is listening and how they could change a bands life and in the blink of the eye for that matter!

WileECoyotey YOU TELL EM --- KEEP EM IN LINE WILE. GET ON TO EM ABOUT THOSE DRUMS BEING OFF TIMING AND CYMBAL EMPHASIZES USED INCORRECT OFF THE ROLL.

What a bell end. Where's your video of you playing this with your band Wile? Yeah, exactly, shit the fcuk up!

AND HOW!!! You know how I feel about it!!!

@@TheRealBKSchyster To Bk Schyster: Please send us a link to your polished videos. Share your talent with us. Give us joy instead of grief.

Schnauze

Thats not true at all. I have heard it played countless times there

Don't criticize just appreciate live music when you see it.

@@johnwhite2438 Would happen to be kin to Jack

why do you comment like this?

@@shootfirst2097 you moron

@@alankernaghan7623 Thank you very much, Alan. Well done.

The artist is playing his own rendition . And he’s playing beautiful

Then we'd never get to hear a gutsy live version, for future generations and in the street for free - that's quite limiting. As Blake wrote in Eternity: He who binds to himself a joy Does the winged life destroy He who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity’s sunrise. _______

they are scared or sacred???

But it is outdoors in freezing conditions and they are buskers, not Led Zep. It felt good live, to me.

Did you ever watch The Song Remains .. Page is forever twiddling his amps and fx boxes! It's live action, warts and all.