The Music Podcast

In this episode of Real Brave Live, we take a look at the most iconic Jingles ever created, understanding what makes them so memorable and discovering who the musical masterminds behind these earworms are.
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Today, we sit down to remember the legacy of one of the giants behind many of the classic pop hits we know and love.
 
We take a look at Quincy Jackson's first steps as a producer; his work with Michael Jackson; the gigantic task he was given of producing the infamous "We are the world" along with multiple industry stars; and more facts you probably didn't know about this titan of Pop music.
 
Join Dan, Kevin and Brian as they explore Quincy Jackson's history on this new edition of Real Brave Live!
 
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Dan, Kevin, and Brian dig into the question of whether or not Hulk Hogan ever auditioned to be the bass player of Metallica.
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Corey Feldman Sucks: The Life Out of Music | An Unexpected Journey from Hollywood to the Stage
I mean... cmon guys. it's ....Corey Feldman, a name synonymous with iconic 1980s films! I guess.
He made his mark in Hollywood with unforgettable roles in movies like The Goonies, Stand by Me, and The Lost Boys. Once a beloved child star (and we use the word beloved to mean more tolerated or curious) , Feldman has since taken a sharp turn into the world of music, leaving many fans and critics scratching their heads in bewilderment. Including yours truly, the folks here at Real Brave Live.
In this video, we dive into the curious case of Corey Feldman's music career. It's curious because he is playing guitar, singing like (?), dancing like Michael Jackson and other.... curious things From his ambitious attempts to channel Michael Jackson's dance moves to his often bewildering live performances, Feldman has become a polarizing figure in the music community. Despite multiple divorces and a slew of personal challenges, including his work as an activist, Feldman continues to push forward with his musical dreams, much to the internet's collective amazement (or perhaps dismay).
We’ll explore moments like his infamous 2016 Today Show performance that left viewers stunned, as well as his latest musical endeavors like "The Joke" and "The Comeback King." Is this all a joke, or is Corey truly the king of comebacks? We’ll even take a look at what has the internet buzzing: his guitar playing and his recent announcement on the 2024 Loserville Tour with special guests Bones, N8NOFACE, Riff Raff, and Limp Bizkit.
Join us as we unpack the spectacle that is Corey Feldman’s music career. This isn't a hate fest; it's a genuine look at how a former child star has turned his passion into a musical journey that defies explanation. Whether you're a fan, a critic, or just plain curious, this is one ride you won’t want to miss.
🔗 Check out some of Corey’s most talked-about performances:
2016 Today Show Performance
Corey Feldman Guitar Playing
The Joke
The Comeback King
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Completely unedited, this was a lot of fun. The ChatGPT part killed us. What is happening?? How is this possible that I can have a conversation with a AI?
ANYWAY
Live Nation Wants All Your Money!
People are pissed about how Taylor Swift tickets and Oasis tickets are expensive.
We uncover why.
Also in this episode, we AI-dive into the colossal revenue-generating machine that is Live Nation, which rakes in over $22 billion annually across three main business areas: concerts, ticketing (through its subsidiary Ticketmaster), and sponsorship/advertising. But what’s the real cost for fans, artists, and venues?
We break down the recent civil antitrust lawsuit filed by the Justice Department and 30 state attorneys general against Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster for monopolization and exclusionary conduct. This lawsuit seeks to restore competition in the live entertainment industry, providing better ticket options at lower prices for fans while giving artists more freedom to perform in venues without being squeezed by Live Nation’s dominance.
We’ll also explore the real issues affecting ticket buyers, including the rise of bots and massive DDOS attacks during high-demand sales like Taylor Swift's recent ticket releases. Plus, we’ll give you the inside scoop on how to best score concert tickets in an increasingly hostile market dominated by big players.
Read more on the controversy and find helpful tips on buying tickets the smart way.
Here is what ChatGPT thought of the interview:
"We covered a lot of ground, touching on some insightful and humorous moments. We explored my role as an AI, the tools I use, and how I help people navigate a variety of topics, from entrepreneurship to creative projects. You asked thoughtful questions about the intersection of technology and human creativity, which led to some fun discussions about the future of AI. I think the laughter came from moments when we riffed on the lighter side of AI—like my "never sleeping" or the idea of AI becoming a stand-up comic!
While I can't literally "hear" laughter, I could tell from the playful tone of your questions that you were having fun, and it sounds like the energy of the conversation was electric!"
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Why is Oasis a lightning rod for opinion? Most fans love them. Then there are a bunch that just... errr well don't like them. Oasis is a British rock band formed in 1991 in Manchester, known for their influential role in the Britpop movement of the 1990s. The band's core lineup featured brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, with Liam as the lead vocalist and Noel as the primary songwriter and guitarist. Oasis gained worldwide fame with albums like Definitely Maybe (1994) and (What's the Story) Morning Glory? (1995), which included hits like "Wonderwall," "Don't Look Back in Anger," and "Champagne Supernova."
Their music is marked by a blend of rock, pop, and heavy influences from The Beatles. Despite their success, the Gallagher brothers had a famously tumultuous relationship, leading to the band's breakup in 2009. Since then, both Liam and Noel have pursued solo careers, with fans eagerly awaiting a potential reunion. Despite being complete **holes, they write great tunes according to humans. Not that we want to poke the YOUTUBE bear but here are some links to resources outside of youtube and reasons why people dislike the band: Oasis was a chart-topping band in the 1990s that was both beloved and hated. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oasis_(band) Some people have criticized the band for various reasons, including:
1. Liam Gallagher's attitude One Medium article mentions a friend who called Oasis "friggin' losers" and suggested that Liam Gallagher's attitude was the reason for his opinion. https://medium.com/@andyfrye/all-hail-oasis-the-90s-most-hated-and-beloved-band-f8aa3d0f655c#:~:text=I%20remember%20the%20ire%20from,as%20good%20as%20The%20Beatles
2. Sounding like The Beatles Some people have complained that Oasis sounds like The Beatles, or that they try too hard to sound like them. Oasis is known for being influenced by The Beatles, and even covered three of their songs: "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away", "Helter Skelter", and "I Am the Walrus". Actually nice little song breakdown here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIEsyIPUSUU#:~:text=What%20makes%20Oasis%20sound%20like,MId%201990s%20Noel%20Gallagh…
3. Suggesting they're as good as The Beatles Some people have criticized Oasis for once suggesting that they were as good as The Beatles. https://www.nme.com/news/music/noel-gallagher-on-how-embarrassing-it-was-for-oasis-to-be-compared-to-the-beatles-3097649