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@paulwaite1253
@paulwaite1253 Год назад
Shame about the sound quality
@missytucker5202
@missytucker5202 Год назад
Where is the sound 🤔
@byronarnason6006
@byronarnason6006 3 года назад
No sound! Fix the sound
@BillPolhemus
@BillPolhemus 6 лет назад
I swear I thought that was David Carradine.
@iodinebabe
@iodinebabe 6 лет назад
RIP Mike - best baritone D'Oyly Carte ever had, in my opinion. And a wonderful man...you'll be nissed xx
@kennethwayne6857
@kennethwayne6857 4 месяца назад
Not only nissed but missed. Dearly missed indeed.
@MostIngenious
@MostIngenious 8 лет назад
Love Gilbert & Sullivan, and love TR. This really makes a lot of sense of his instant appreciation of Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf's brand of satirical rock & roll. As a matter of fact, it'd be awesome if you'd try to get Steinman to talk about G&S as well!
@RMoribayashi
@RMoribayashi 11 лет назад
Todd, as usual, was a decade or more ahead of his time. I have him to thank for introducing me to G&S long before the resurgence in interest in the mid 1980's. When the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company came to the US in 1976 I was lucky enough to get to see The Mikado and H. M. S. Pinafore on Broadway.
@PAULLONDEN
@PAULLONDEN 11 лет назад
You only want to see those that toe the party line ? It seemed to rattle you enough, to start whining.Me personally,I like to see dissenting opinions.You should start a YTchannel like the official "Rolling Stones".who will block those with a dissenting opinion immediately.
@PAULLONDEN
@PAULLONDEN 11 лет назад
Up untill '82 "The Tortured Artist".It's no coincidence his solo work became rather sporadic after that.I think he spread himself thin with that awful "Utopia" ( who were good till "Ra").He might've come up with some interesting track now & then,but I just couldn't be bothered.There were so much more interesting things to explore,(obscure psychedelia,roots reggae,dub,German bands, Neu! Amon"DüüL) Still listen to his brilliant old stuff. No one can stay brilliant all the time,not even wizzards.
@shantihicks32
@shantihicks32 11 лет назад
Alrighty, then. I retract my reactionary jab and put forth a question: you've given a good listen to all his work of the past 30 years?
@PAULLONDEN
@PAULLONDEN 11 лет назад
Together with my magic wand...;']
@intuantu
@intuantu 11 лет назад
Blowhard
@toopoable
@toopoable 11 лет назад
Todd's written a few rapid-fire patter songs in which the influence is pretty clear.
@toopoable
@toopoable 11 лет назад
Been a fan of this guy forever, but until today had never seen an interview with him. Guy's frickin' sharp as a tack. I mean, obviously, he's a musical genius, but that doesn't always translate into being well-spoken.
@SRNF
@SRNF 12 лет назад
So true people who come to see Todd are his Prog rock fans from his solo work and Utopia during the 70's. He is most famous for that you are correct.
@PAULLONDEN
@PAULLONDEN 12 лет назад
Just like The Rolling Stones....some people would argue...Come ON !....His legendary status is about his 70's work.
@discoex1
@discoex1 12 лет назад
WOW!!! You couldn't be more wrong!!! Some of Todd's best work has come in the last 30 years!!!
@PAULLONDEN
@PAULLONDEN 12 лет назад
Nuthin "wizzardly"about this dude for the last 30 or so years,sadly.
@amazingcurves
@amazingcurves 12 лет назад
Hurrah! I love G & S and Todd as well. I never realised he liked them, they seem so different!
@ShakuShingan
@ShakuShingan 12 лет назад
Occasionally the radicalism of Gilbert surprises me quite a bit even to this day! Ken Russell, rest in peace. :)
@JeffWeavil
@JeffWeavil 12 лет назад
Stellar! I can hardly believe that I never saw this before. THANKS!