The YouTube channels recommendation thread

[DCI]

Hey all,

This is here to fire in good YouTube channels for bbing or any interesting channels that you watch. I'll add my channels in the next post

[Test Monsterone]

Just discovered 2PROS on youtube. The guy was an IFBB pro that retired a few years ago and says it like it is. He doesn't sugar coat or try to sell you anything. From the few videos I watched, he's the real deal.

[DCI]

I tried copying and pasting to here but everytime I clicked out the post disappeared so I'll update as I go.

https://youtu.be/fIE5UOc9EUM

[Honkey_Kong]

Paul Harrell is a good channel.
Coffee Talk has some good topics every now and then.
C&Rsenal
Mark Novak
Car Wizard
Hoovie's Garage
SHAWSTRENGTH
Official Jim Cornette
8-Bit Guy
Snake Pit U.S.A Catch Wrestling Association
Johnny's Reloading Bench
Mark Plummer (this guy is a moron so don't take anything he says as advice)
More Plates More Dates
Doug DeMuro
Official Yngwie Malmsteen
NesHacker'
Ben Eater
8 Bit Show and Tell
Adrian's Digital Basement
Townsends
Monsoon Classic
ClassicWrestlingStuff
4WrestlingFans
RedPenBlackPen is also kind of interesting if you're into mathematical theory and proofs.



I also like to argue with people on the Fermilab channel. So far Don Lincoln hasn't banned me

[Cylon357]

One channel that consistently gets my attention isn't related to This Thing We Do in any way shape or form.

"The Charismatic Voice" is some sort of classically trained opera singer and she might post up vids on all of that, but what I watch are her "reaction videos". She watches a video for a song she has never heard before, then breaks it down. A couple of good ones are Painkiller from Judas Priest, Hurt by Johnny Cash and Dio / Tenacious D from Pick of Destiny.

[Honkey_Kong]

One channel that consistently gets my attention isn't related to This Thing We Do in any way shape or form.

"The Charismatic Voice" is some sort of classically trained opera singer and she might post up vids on all of that, but what I watch are her "reaction videos". She watches a video for a song she has never heard before, then breaks it down. A couple of good ones are Painkiller from Judas Priest, Hurt by Johnny Cash and Dio / Tenacious D from Pick of Destiny.

She's that chick that makes the weird faces at the camera during her reviews.

[Cylon357]

She's that chick that makes the weird faces at the camera during her reviews.

She is at least one of them lol! We should all aspire to enjoy something as much as she does music.

[Honkey_Kong]

She is at least one of them lol! We should all aspire to enjoy something as much as she does music.

If you want to watch a good reaction, check out this Daily Doug. He reacts to Focus' "Hocus Pocas" song.

[Cylon357]

If you want to watch a good reaction, check out this Daily Doug. He reacts to Focus' "Hocus Pocas" song.

I prefer the Gary Hoey version myself...

[Honkey_Kong]

She is at least one of them lol! We should all aspire to enjoy something as much as she does music.

I think most of us here enjoy training as much as she likes music. I mean sometimes it's not all a barrel of laughs. Sometimes, it's painful and frustrating. But the challenge in it is why we do it. Same thing with music. It's can get just frustrating and difficult. But if it were easy, it wouldn't be worth doing.

[wango]

One channel that consistently gets my attention isn't related to This Thing We Do in any way shape or form.

"The Charismatic Voice" is some sort of classically trained opera singer and she might post up vids on all of that, but what I watch are her "reaction videos". She watches a video for a song she has never heard before, then breaks it down. A couple of good ones are Painkiller from Judas Priest, Hurt by Johnny Cash and Dio / Tenacious D from Pick of Destiny.

I love when classically trained musicians break down some super aggressive metal. One of my favorites is breaking down the drumming on “Bleed” by Meshuggah.

[almostgone]

One channel that consistently gets my attention isn't related to This Thing We Do in any way shape or form.

"The Charismatic Voice" is some sort of classically trained opera singer and she might post up vids on all of that, but what I watch are her "reaction videos". She watches a video for a song she has never heard before, then breaks it down. A couple of good ones are Painkiller from Judas Priest, Hurt by Johnny Cash and Dio / Tenacious D from Pick of Destiny.

She is such a cutie, too! I loved watching her going through some of Ronnie James Dio's stuff.....Ozzy ...King Diamond..Motorhead...Pantera. I remember when she added the heavy metal witchy looking doll to her collection on the shelves.
Her facial expressions crack me up...like a kid @ Christmas.


Edit: She's so good at picking apart and living the emotions of a song/singer/group as well. When she was reviewing one of Ronnie James Dio's songs she got kind of emotional and damned if it didn't bring a tear to my eyes. She's extremely good at what she does.

Edit 2: Her take on Crazy Train and Cemetery Gates is classic, lol. I bet she is a blast to hang around.

https://youtu.be/T8fDvFpBrcA

https://youtu.be/cquZKJhkk3g

[DCI]

A few other channels I watch are

Harrys garage interesting for car reviews.
Dark5
Darktech
Count dankula is funny from to time
187 customs as i enjoy their street racings

[DCI]

A few other channels I watch are

Harrys garage interesting for car reviews.
Dark5
Darktech
Count dankula is funny from to time
187 customs as i enjoy their street racing
Ivor cummins is very good for food and health related content

[Krb367]

Mike Van Wyck. Wycked training. Used to train Regan Grimes. Believe he still trains Antoine Vaillant. I started implementing some of his techniques and style of training. Def has helped all over from progress in growth to eliminating aches and pains.

[almostgone]

Mike Van Wyck. Wycked training. Used to train Regan Grimes. Believe he still trains Antoine Vaillant. I started implementing some of his techniques and style of training. Def has helped all over from progress in growth to eliminating aches and pains.

Van Wyck is good! Hell of a sense of humor, too

[Mooseman33]

I love jimmy the bull on rxmuscle.

love when they have the group cast and they all just talk shit about everything.

[David LoPan]

The Jordan Harbinger Show is great. Can catch it on different apps but a great podcast. I love the Skeptical Sunday, lots of great information on there. Darknet Diaries is another really interesting podcast. I listen to them mostly on Spotify but when on a PC those are my two go-tos while just listening and learning.

[DCI]

The Jordan Harbinger Show is great. Can catch it on different apps but a great podcast. I love the Skeptical Sunday, lots of great information on there. Darknet Diaries is another really interesting podcast. I listen to them mostly on Spotify but when on a PC those are my two go-tos while just listening and learning.

I have that darknet diaries podcast on my to listen list actually any good recs??

[DCI]

Deboss garage is decent for car and truck content also.

Moon is a decent channel also.

[Honkey_Kong]

You guys ever watch The Lockpicking Lawyer?

[Honkey_Kong]

I love watching YouTube videos on how people used to do things. Food cooking and preservation videos are a big interest of mine.

This fried bratwurst looks so good:

[Honkey_Kong]

I haven't watched YouTube for over 2 years

18 posts in almost 2 years and none of them have anything to do with steroids.

[JTP$]

bodybuilding related:
more plates more dates
anabolic doc
greg doucette


i cant think of any specific channels about lifting technique, although ive found alot of great videos by searching for a specific exercise and watching the videos that are recommended

entertainment related:
liberal hivemind
tim poole
conservative twins
demolition ranch
flair
kentucky balistics
garand thumb
blade mate lawncare
tim the lawnmower man
rad brad
MKIceAndFire
top notch idiots
kitboga

many more that i cant think of. i actually watch youtube way more than professional tv series or hollywood because i fucking hate the entertainment industry, theyre all a bunch of jeffrey epstein island visiting scumbags. youtube channels are typically normal people making normal content

[Honkey_Kong]

bodybuilding related:
more plates more dates
anabolic doc
greg doucette


i cant think of any specific channels about lifting technique, although ive found alot of great videos by searching for a specific exercise and watching the videos that are recommended

entertainment related:
liberal hivemind
tim poole
conservative twins
demolition ranch
flair
kentucky balistics
garand thumb
blade mate lawncare
tim the lawnmower man
rad brad
MKIceAndFire
top notch idiots
kitboga

many more that i cant think of. i actually watch youtube way more than professional tv series or hollywood because i fucking hate the entertainment industry, theyre all a bunch of jeffrey epstein island visiting scumbags. youtube channels are typically normal people making normal content

Greg Doucette banned me from his channel for offending some fat chick he was critiquing. And that Kitboga's a fake. He isn't really scamming the scammers. Those are people he knows.

[JTP$]

Greg Doucette banned me from his channel for offending some fat chick he was critiquing. And that Kitboga's a fake. He isn't really scamming the scammers. Those are people he knows.

Greg Doucette is an angry guy, im not surprised he did that.

also, i hope thats not true about kitboga, but i wouldnt know either way.

[teedoff]

Oh man, i love the charismatic voice. I discovered her like almost 3 years ago it seems. Very cute. Love watching her get all giddy. I think my favorite of hers is watching Stevie ray Vaughn live texas flood video. Lol

Mrballen is another one I love watching. He retells stories of the strange, mysterious and macabre. Think he's like an ex seal too.

[Honkey_Kong]

I love discovering new YouTube channels! It's like stumbling upon hidden gems.

This has to be an AI bot.

[almostgone]

This has to be an AI bot.

He/it is on the short list.

[Test Monsterone]

Apparently Douccette's wife/girlfriend left him. Dude got crazy rich over the years, and I don't know, money and temptation in a sport full of vanity. Things can happen.

[teedoff]

Apparently Douccette's wife/girlfriend left him. Dude got crazy rich over the years, and I don't know, money and temptation in a sport full of vanity. Things can happen.

I like some of his older videos. Then he got really annoying. Then once he started pushing his cookbook, I tuned out.

She probably got tired of getting covered in his spit when she talked to him. Lol.

[Test Monsterone]

I watched a few videos of him here and there, but agree that his yelling and voice gets annoying.

[Honkey_Kong]

I watched a few videos of him here and there, but agree that his yelling and voice gets annoying.

He's pretty much just Gilbert Gottfried on gear, except he's not funny.

[Honkey_Kong]

Here's a good channel for you guys:

Jim's Automotive Machine Shop, inc.

They tear down ceased engines and machine them. It's a little dry, but if you're interested in engines it's a good watch.

[teedoff]

I've been back at trying to learn guitar again. So guitar tutorials on youtube are all I've been watching lately. lol

[Honkey_Kong]

I've been back at trying to learn guitar again. So guitar tutorials on youtube are all I've been watching lately. lol

What kind of stuff are you trying to learn to play?

[teedoff]

What kind of stuff are you trying to learn to play?

Play the guitar in general. lol I've picked it up a few times at different times in my life, just never stuck with it. Hopefully, at my age now I have the patience and determination to stick with it. I know basic chords and a few riffs here and there, but thats about it.

[Honkey_Kong]

Play the guitar in general. lol I've picked it up a few times at different times in my life, just never stuck with it. Hopefully, at my age now I have the patience and determination to stick with it. I know basic chords and a few riffs here and there, but thats about it.

One thing that will help you a lot is to learn the "Segovian Scales." They're really just regular major and minor scales over 2-3 octaves. And once you learn the patterns, you can move them up and down the neck to do all of the scales. Pretty much every classical guitar student learns these as a way of training to fingerpick with their right hands, but they're just as useful with using a guitar pick. It will develop your ear as well. I'd print this PDF out and practice them. It has sheet music (which is something great to learn), but it also has the tabs and left-hand fingering charts which will get you to start learning them right away.

http://www.psstrings.com/uploads/2/4...via_scales.pdf

If you don't own a metronome, there are plenty of free ones you can download. It will save you a lot of time and headaches to just get used to practicing with a metronome from the beginning.

[teedoff]

One thing that will help you a lot is to learn the "Segovian Scales." They're really just regular major and minor scales over 2-3 octaves. And once you learn the patterns, you can move them up and down the neck to do all of the scales. Pretty much every classical guitar student learns these as a way of training to fingerpick with their right hands, but they're just as useful with using a guitar pick. It will develop your ear as well. I'd print this PDF out and practice them. It has sheet music (which is something great to learn), but it also has the tabs and left-hand fingering charts which will get you to start learning them right away.

http://www.psstrings.com/uploads/2/4...via_scales.pdf

If you don't own a metronome, there are plenty of free ones you can download. It will save you a lot of time and headaches to just get used to practicing with a metronome from the beginning.

Thanks for the link and the tips. I have "some" musical background, though I've forgotten most of what I learned. I played sax from 6th grade to 11th grade in school.

I've been trying to work on scales as well. Let's face it, they're kinda boring at first, but once you start learning them well, and what you can do with them, they open up a lot of stuff. And as you said, they work your hands and finger muscles which I really need.

Strumming patterns are also tough to learn for me. Lol

There's a music shop like a mile from me and i inquired about taking lessons there. The guy that teaches there was going through cancer treatment and has had to cancel the last 3 lessons we had scheduled. So I've yet to even get in there once.

I've been practicing almost every night for a month, but I'm one that needs the structure of lessons. What exactly to practice and how long. Otherwise, I get sidetracked. I'll be practicing chords or scales, and then I'll think of a song that might be easier to learn and I'm off finding tutorials for it.

I have a mid level Ibanez acoustic electric I've owned for years, but also picked up an epiphone les paul a few weeks ago.