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It’s IMPOSSIBLE to play this guitar part
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497,482 Views • Sep 28, 2022 • Click to toggle off description
@MarkKnopfler is an ICONIC guitarist, whose influenced many musicians, including our guest Mason Stoops. In this episode, Ryan, Mason, and I listen to Dire Straits' "Money For Nothing," which also includes an incredible vocal by @theofficialsting!

Our channel is all about reacting to the original artwork of some amazing musicians. You should check out the original pieces of music below to get the full picture of the greatness we are reacting to. You can find them here;

@direstraitsofficial - Money For Nothing
   • Dire Straits - Money For Nothing (Off...  

The music recommended by the @DeadWaxShow crew in this episode is below:

Julianna Riolino - Lone Ranger
   • Julianna Riolino - Lone Ranger [OFFIC...  

Keith Jarrett - Landscape for Future Earth
open.spotify.com/track/7GYzSYMAQCIWcxLc4WqmDc?si=3…

Marvin Gaye - When Did You Stop Loving Me, When Did I Stop Loving You
   • When Did You Stop Loving Me, When Did...  


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Hosts: Jack Conte & Ryan Lerman
Guests: Tim Pierce, Mason Stoops
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@davidharding200

1 year ago

Just about everything Knopfler played in Dire Straits is impossible to replicate. There’s a reason why there are very few people covering Knopfler on You Tube. No shortage of people covering Jimmy Page, Gilmour etc but not many covering Knopfler. It’s just too hard to get the nuances right. Knopfler is simply phenomenal.

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@tonymoran9794

10 months ago

So he wrote a song about how easy his job is and made the song so difficult nobody can play it, nice!

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@thesonutube

1 year ago

Dire Straits was such a gift to humanity. They made the most amazing, emotional, story driven, transport-you-somewhere-else, leave-you-gobsmacked-by-the-endless-beauty-sadness- brilliance-strife-love- music ever!

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@Counterflak

1 year ago

Sting wasn't recording, he was on holiday surfing on Montserrat where Dire Straits was doing their initial recording of Money for Nothing and was invited into the studio. Mark Knopfler mentions this during the Music for Montserrat concert before introducing Sting onto the stage.

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@Wileylikethehawk

1 year ago

Let’s not forget Sting is singing the melody of his own song Don’t Stand So Close to Me in that intro. Which is the most amazing crossover.

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@Nick_Barre

1 month ago

"He's why I do", is a throwaway, but it's everything.

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@Matt-Hurin

1 year ago

Knopfler is unreal, the intro of lady writer is one of my favourite licks ever, and the solo is another level

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@susantulleynehus5054

1 month ago

The lyrics of Tunnel of Love, Telegraph Road, Brothers In Arms, Romeo and Juliet; etc. etc. are phenomenal!!!

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@JoelSilva-bs3zz

1 year ago

Kudos to Mason, this is the closest I've ever heard anyone play that riff

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@ckturvey

1 year ago

The whole "Brothers in Arms" is such an amazing album. It is such an amazing contrast to the 80's shred guitar so prevalent at the time. The title track is also an iconic tone. You can hear that the guitar is cranked to get that tone but then he so delicacy uses it in the song to embellish the almost whispered vocals he's singing. It is such a demonstration of control and restraint. This is one of these albums that you can't unhear as a musician. Some of it will unexpectedly slip into your psyche. .

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@lunapuella2611

1 year ago

I know nothing about guitars and I've never even touched one so I didn't really understand anything that was said, but I just wanted to say that Mark Knopfler has always been my absolute favourite guitarist. Technically I have no idea why he is, but the way he makes it sound seems to be like no-one else.

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@heathersherlock

1 year ago

I went (reluctantly) to a Dire Straits concert in Adelaide, South Australia in the 80's. Didn't think much of them, having just heard them on the radio. But LIVE, OMG!!! I've never felt music go through my body, literally, before or since. Knopfler standing there doing amazing stuff while looking the other way. Never have I seen and heard anything like it since. IMO, it has to be played loud to the fully appreciated.

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@simonhodgetts6530

1 year ago

I’m a big Dire Straits fan, but for a while, the singles from Brothers In Arms got so much radio play (it really was huge in the UK), that I actually got sick of hearing Money For Nothing, Walk Of Life and so on, and tended to listen to the earlier material, which is superb. Later in life, I bought Brothers In Arms on CD, and rediscovered it. What a great, great album! Some of the synth sounds are of the era, and date a couple of tracks, but the sheer quality of the songwriting, playing and production shines through. An essential album!

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@RicardoAldana1988

1 year ago

As a nonpicker guitarist.. It’s so soothing to see another good guitarist nailing it down

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@comfortablynumb9342

1 month ago

Nobody mentioned that Brothers In Arms being the first rock album recorded digitally? Mark Knopfler is incredible.

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@itakatz6592

1 year ago

I love how Sting quotes his own melody in the opening ("Young teacher, the subject of school girl fantasy"..)

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@Bluetoothedshark

3 weeks ago

Can i say what a pleasure it is to see a music nerd conversation thats not a bunch of extractor fans sucking the joy out of music.

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@wyattdozier8456

1 year ago

When I heard "when I hear this, I'm immediately transported to being in the back of my dad's truck" I was struck because that's my exact first memory of this song too. I was so blown away when that opening riff first cut through, I remember it well.

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@ImYourOverlord

1 year ago

The guirar tone was achieved also by the unique microphone positioning in the recorsing space. That's a great story in itself, especially for us audio engineers 🙂

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@TheAntiSmug

1 month ago

His outro solo on "Are We In Trouble Now" is the most gorgeous guitar work I've ever heard in my life.

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