The Art of Listening - Music Documentary (2021)

Nepotism

What a wonderful documentary, thanks for sharing this with the world, i ended up with teary eyes, it's beautiful to see other people that music it's their life motor too ❤.

-Music it's one of the greatest gift that humanity has.

Just mic it up and let it rip man.

Thank you for this. Great work

Thank you.

Thank you for this educational and inspiring documentary. Can anyone please tell me the name of that small string instrument played by Gustavo Santaolalla?

Magnificent!

Puede ser traducido al español, por favor???????

"want be meet their artist..."
music only alone , cause where more than 3 peoples are , its only social posing and narcism and women ony searchig for fuck their superman . only art , not idolatry , only art , not the artist .
and the only few good concerts in history where bauhaus and early sisters , naja , and very few more ... and when sol invictus or by the spirit sings on stage its not worshipping an artist , its worshipping nature and darkness and burzum never plays on stage , only alone , they are the very few inspirerd .
and the very very few real in-spirered artists know , that its only the spirit working through them .
worshipping the artist is betrayel of art and the spirit .
but the anglo saxon way is for posing and selling . to say with bauhaus " iim so bored in your flat fields"

humans socialising for me nearly always is an abomination . working for capitalist fashism , "i do it for my family and my children... for love , and at the weekend go out , drinking bear , searching for a fuck , talking about hope and "love" , the social spirit , the group spirit , the egregor , the false god itself , the social god . i really think god and satan hates it .

burzums lone cry out of melachila hate catharsis from out the dark woods of norway is the only thing left to say , the last word of the spirit before it left this world .
an artist shpuld not play for people , only for the spirit .
and when the man in your docu plays his guitar , i can feel , he does not for you und us , but for the spirit , because of that its very beautiful .

ok , i exaggerate a little bit .
and on a cocert people dont talk so much , thats good , and better , they do not work for fashism one moment .

ok , james brown concerts were good to :-)

Thank you for producing this film. As an Album/Poster Artist, I'm blessed to listen to fresh mixes and masters to visualize for the artwork before release. Thank you... the warmth matters.

What a great piece of documentary film making.

Being a retired working musician and a percussion teacher I feel this film could be a real great tool in the classroom.

Dare I say this film is important.

Well done sir!

Thank you for your time and attention to a truly necessary topic.
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The Song at around 40;00 is so damn beautiful. I love it.

A well intentioned project but a real missed opportunity in the almost total absence of women. I wanted to listen to female voices to broaden the bandwidth but I was unsurprisingly disappointed

Listening on my headphones while I cook and suddenly I hear a recognizable voice.

It was Steve Vai.

Vibes ✨

The point of music is the process going from scratch to something new with your own mind and hands .

hipster nonsense

Thanks a lot for this documentary!

Thank you for making this <3

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Meaningful great upload

Left me with an ever deeper love for music! Thank you

yah. the 1980s with the old furniture stereos were the times. grew up on vinyl and tubes. man this world has gone to the dogs with bureaucrats and technocrats and politicians. constant change in the end we lose our soul, digitisation digital technologies have killed musicianship. Analog is God's domain, you need control over your parameters over all your elements. we've been sold by the corporation. we have no flags anymore.

A gem 💠 thank you.

Excellent! 🤓🎶
Sometimes I am absolutely blown away that we live in a world dominated by companies that design algorithms that daily suggest click bait and low brow cheapened generic media and advertisements and yet that also take years to finally recommend videos like this one to me, a thoroughly music, audio, and creativity-obsessed person. 😑

Fantastic documentary, so well made and great contributors. Anyone with a passion for music should watch this. "you need to love it more not more of it" - Gabriel Roth, AKA Bosco Mann

loved it lived it

" A man does need 8 drill presses"....

The one's you see are the cleaning crew... they'll catch up with the other butterflies later in the week.😂😂😂😂

So much of what I have felt about music my whole life, but eloquently worded by very talented musical and technical exponents.

Amazing. So inspiring and informative. Load of thanks to the entire team and all the artists, engineers and producers for being a part of it.

Some parts feel a bit self masturbatory ngl especially when it comes to "compresion" and quality talk.

Randomly came across this at 12am. Thought I‘ll watch a few mins to see what its about. Got hooked and finished this great documentary. I‘m at a loss for words for how well it’s made. Thank you🙏🏻

The Beatles were sixty years ago WTF is this crap 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤣

Wonderful documentary! As a drummer I particularly appreciated the section on tones and versatility of the drum set. However I was disappointed that so few women were included, and those two were singer songwriters. I hope if you do this again you’ll include more of the the many many many women producers, conductors, instrumentalists/performers, etc.

That was amazing

What a great film, thanks 👌🏽

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While it's interesting to hear the passion of the people producing, mastering, playing, it's too bad some ways too listen to music are looked down on.

Everyone don't listen to music for the same thing, some people just care for lyrics and flow, some just to dance to. I believe a lot of hate for certain genres originate from the lack of education to this particular genre (be it reggaeton, rap, folk, IDM) it's ok that music isn't the center of everyone's life.

It's not wrong for someone to listen to music with earbuds on the bus, it isn't "failing the artist" and most important of all it doesn't prevent others to listen to the same album on $30k of equipment.

What a wonderful and original documentary. Very well sourced and produced too! RIP Dave Smith - he was behind many of my fondest memories...

Nope - anybody pronouncing at the start of a thing like this whose highlights are RHCP, Adele and Metallica will not do.
Garbage.

Gil Faizan makes guitars!?

Hats off to Steve Boeddeker.