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I like the occasional Beato. From all the guitar guys on YouTube he possibly knows the most, but I am not always his audience.
 
larmen said:
I like the occasional Beato. From all the guitar guys on YouTube he possibly knows the most, but I am not always his audience.
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I love him but I can go a few weeks without watching him. Sometimes you have to just be in the mood for the technical discussion. Must admit I mostly loved his 'what makes this song great' series where he breaks down famous songs into their component parts - but he doesn't do many of these anymore. He did one the other day/week which was the first one in a long time.
 
TimShady said:
One of the issues with Beato is that he’s often just trying to sell things.
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He nearly always advertises his book at the end of a video but I can easily tune that out personally. I'm obviously not going to buy his book, he can peddle it as much as he likes. What I love about him is his enthusiasm for even seemingly small and subtle aspects of music, including production and other things most people don't pick up on.
 
Orikoru said:
He nearly always advertises his book at the end of a video but I can easily tune that out personally. I'm obviously not going to buy his book, he can peddle it as much as he likes. What I love about him is his enthusiasm for even seemingly small and subtle aspects of music, including production and other things most people don't pick up on.
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His interview with Kirk Hammett is well worth a watch.
 
So am spending a night listening to Francis Rossi of Status Quo rattling away and playing and singing a few Quality acoustic songs.
A better guitarist than I thought. But equally a good entertainer.
 

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cliveb said:
I've seen a few of Beato's videos and this is the angriest he's ever been.

Towards the end he appeared to be winding it up and I was sat there thinking "he hasn't mentioned Holdsworth!!!". Fortunately he was keeping it back, a sort of countdown to number 1.

I'm still amazed that none of the rebuttals of Rolling Stone's list has mentioned Mike Oldfield. He's a stunning guitarist.
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The last 18 minutes or so shows how he owns it. Especially the last section.
 
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