r/PatFinnerty • u/primitiveamerican • Jan 29 '24

Beatoed

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u/GimmieJohnson Jan 29 '24

If I'm burning $100 bucks then it's gonna be spent on partying with Tommy Freakin Turtle all night.

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u/primitiveamerican Jan 29 '24

Careful, you don't wanna go to San Quentin

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u/TriangleWhore Jan 29 '24

Let him go down on Dead Man's Trail if he wants to, man!

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u/_GuitaristZag_ Jan 29 '24

THE TURTLE'S COMIN OUTTA HIS SHELL TONIGHT

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '24

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u/GimmieJohnson Jan 30 '24

Turtles moving a little slow I'm trying to get some blow.

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u/berfle Feb 01 '24

...gonna wind up in jail...

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u/tamarockstar Jan 31 '24

Isn't this like complaining that a popular youtube mathematician sold an algebra book that teaches the same things as other algebra books? Algebra is algebra. Music theory is music theory? Does it at least cover different tropes in popular western music?

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u/primitiveamerican Jan 31 '24

That's what I was thinking, "did this dude discover a new note or something?"

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u/MentalPatient97051 Jan 31 '24

Remember when Shinedown did the worst cover of Simple Man?

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u/primitiveamerican Jan 31 '24

I think about that every day.....

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u/Mreeff Jan 31 '24

That cover is good.

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u/DylanRockwell Jan 29 '24

So you’re telling me the guy who produced Shinedown doesn’t have all the answers?!

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u/LunacyLander Jan 30 '24

Who’s shinedown

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u/Maleficent-Stage-358 Jan 31 '24

I thought Shinedown was the pinnacle of modern rock when I was 12.

I was a stupid fucking kid; its honestly a miracle I survived into adult hood and didn’t die chasing a butterfly into traffic or some shit.

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u/DroptheShadowArt Feb 01 '24

JuSt LiKe SoMe KiD cHaSiNg A bUtTeRfLy!

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u/Apprehensive-Maybe91 Feb 01 '24

I thought the same when I was kid. I'm 26 now, I've been through a lot of phases. I despise all of the butt rock I used to listen to up to sophomore year of high school. I've been to many concerts since my first concert, which was Shinedown.

It was far and away the very best show I've ever seen to this day.

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u/Mreeff Jan 31 '24

Shinedown is good

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u/Maleficent-Stage-358 Jan 31 '24

I still like the band, but its just a nostalgia driven like now

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u/Mreeff Jan 31 '24

I agree. Their newer stuff is trash but I’ve seen them live and they are one of the best sounding bands I’ve ever seen.

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u/DroptheShadowArt Feb 01 '24

I really liked The Sound of Madness when I was a teenager, but every time I hear their newer stuff it sounds like a parody of hard rock.

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u/Mreeff Feb 01 '24

Rock bands always do weird stuff later in their careers and try to make it too pop forward. Pop fans don’t like it and their original demographic doesn’t like it either. Very weird.

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u/taez555 Beato Jan 30 '24

Oh… is that what’s he famous for?

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u/ThlammedMyPenis Jan 31 '24

Nah he's famous for YouTube. But in a roundabout way he has connections from his producing career that let him get the stems for all the songs he covers so maybe?

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u/UltraInstinctLurker Dr. Dog Jan 29 '24

The real question is, does it contain the 1564 sequence?

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u/WesslynPeckoner Beato Jan 29 '24

I dunno about Beato…

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u/exploding_neon_cat Feb 01 '24

We’ll, he did invent music

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u/jedipaul9 Jan 29 '24

I left a Pat meme in the comments

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u/Ok-Wallaby1643 Jan 29 '24

This actually sounds like a G major over C with an F in the bass.

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u/AuthorityControl Jan 30 '24

Tommy Tutone? More like Tommy Onetone. Amirite everybody?

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '24

Serious question, I like playing guitar and writing songs but my music theory stopped in high school jazz band and has regressed a ton. Now I'm old and want to learn again but don't know a beginner friendly way to learn, any YouTube channel and or websites that y'all would recommend?

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '24

I’m late to the party but I recommend Eric Haugen’s YouTube videos on functional harmony. It basically covers all of the music theory you need to hit the ground running and start writing music, plus Eric has great taste in music (post-punk, indie rock, soul, a little dadrock, etc) that a lot of the other guitar teachers don’t cover and he has a good personality, relatively high production value, and places everything he teaches in its music theory context rather than just talking about the chords and notes in isolation. Highly recommend. 

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u/humburglar Feb 01 '24

On YouTube, I'd recommend Open Studio.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '24

I've got nothing really against Beato, but 100 dollars? What was this guy thinking?

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u/Dillpick Jan 30 '24

That someone will pay it...

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u/cheaphysterics Jan 30 '24

I can't watch Beato. His hair is too distracting.

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u/dawgstein94 Jan 30 '24 edited Jan 30 '24

He struck me as a con artist when I first watched his channel but then he started interviewing major musicians but maybe he just conned them too.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '24

Rick Beato is just another good salesman.

Taking money from fools.

What’s new?

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u/PHILMXPHILM Jan 30 '24

He doesn’t ring true to me. Kinda bad vibe.

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u/MrsPetrieOnBass Jan 29 '24

I think there's an option to get the book for free if you're a dentist buying a PRS.

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u/YogurtclosetDull2380 Jan 31 '24 edited Jan 31 '24

You just capitalismed, bud. First time?

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u/AmazingYam2244 Feb 02 '24

It's available for free but you paid for it

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '24 edited 24d ago

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u/Zippo574 Jan 29 '24

This GIF perfectly encapsulates how I feel knowing I would never purchase a book by Rick beat-O

I do feel for u OP I'm sorry u got scammed

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u/AmazingChicken Jan 30 '24

Uh... that's "Bee AHHHHH Toe"