What Makes This Song Great? 'Do You Feel Like We Do' Peter Frampton

In this episode of "What Makes This Song Great?" we take a deep dive into the legendary song "Do You Feel Like We Do" by Peter Frampton.

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[TheTypeBMBA]

One of my proudest moments as a parent was pulling into the driveway right after the talkbox solo, getting ready to turn off the engine, and my 9yo son asking me to "wait for the rest of it".

[shauncarter]

Can we appreciate the fact that Rick nails every single note in a Frampton solo and makes it look easy? Great work, my man.

[JCRyan]

"Do You Feel Like We Do" is, to me, the greatest live recorded song I've ever heard. What people don't talk about is that the audience is one of the instruments being played on the live recording. What I mean is that the audience and the band are so incredibly in sync, they rise and fall at Frampton's commands, they are being led as a unit through the rises and falls throughout the song and then the incredible roar at the end that they left in for 45 seconds after the music stops. My hair still stands on end when I listen to it. When I have an ear worm stuck in my head (because I always have music playing in my head) I play this song because it usually erases the ear worm. And I think why Peter Frampton is so loved is he seems like just a normal guy (not a rock star), self effacing, friendly, kind...i'm sure he's treated warmly by anyone whether they know him or not.

[AyeCarumba]

These were my high school years. I didn’t know how lucky we were to have this music.

[sanjeevkalra]

I guess a bulletproof way of making sure the video isn't taken down is having the artist in the video. Solid move, Rick.

[StarQueenEstrella]

Apart from the deconstruction of the songs in this series, I think what I really love is seeing Rick completely nerd out on all this stuff! He’s like a child at Christmas!

[jamesmccormick]

Frampton is a highly underrated guitarist. The man was a prodigy as a kid and a monster player and a Guitar God.

[Obamafan]

I don't understand 98% of what you're saying, but I love 100% of it.

[indycoltssbxli]

Frampton is what happens when the nicest guy you know is quietly a guitar god.

Extraordinarily underrated and humble player, and an all-around decent human being.

[oligohome]

Frampton is so good because he "leaves space" between licks so that our brains have time to absorb the goodness he just gave us.

[E.R.Schnaben]

Episode 100 — I am speechless, except to say this is a breakdown to beat all breakdowns of probably the most amazing live rock song ever. Thank you to Peter Frampton for the song, and to Rick for giving it even more deserved recognition with superb analysis. Wow!

[CretvMG]

14:55 - the sudden break from a wide open rocker to this spacious breath is part of what makes this song so incredible, and it's what we miss in contemporary songs. The song had scope and range and took time to move you through moods. It gave you more than 3 seconds for a mood or break to develop. And that's why it has such power. You can hear the audience scream when it chills out. That's the opposite of what you would expect, but it's natural and appropriate. It's a moment to appreciate where you've been and anticipate where it's going next. And it delivers.

I grew up in the greatest era for pop music ever!

[suzukioneida]

I already hold this tune in high esteem. Listening to Rick examine the individual elements while Peter Frampton adds commentary is in my opinion, an example of just how good the Internet could be.

[mr]

This series has changed the way I think about and appreciate music. This channel has been one of the few bright spots in an otherwise very challenging year. Thank you, Rick.

[carltonlarsen]

That whole album is just so freaking phenomenal. The band rocks so hard and so tight and Frampton is a tone and taste monster. On top of that there is the incredible showmanship of his mastery of the talk box. Incredibly influential and I think underrated these days.

[navyfan]

Sadly, not many people have the attention span to appreciate 13 min and 46 seconds of pure Frampton genius. Great vid about a great song.

[seedofwonder]

Every once in a while you find content that justifies the existence of the internet. This is one of those times. So much more than a video about music. And Peter Frampton, a genius for sure, but what an awesome guy!

[yareyboadames]

There's a reason why Rick has 2.18 Million subscribers. This series is genuinely good. A lot of super advanced terms but not so much that non musical folks, like me, will get lost.

[satyajitsahu]

Peter Frampton aside, how the hell do you play such elaborate solo in one go, note per note, with the feel, the tone intact? What a fabulous player you are Rick! You’re the one, who not only talks the talk, also rocks the Rock!

[klimber]

Saw Mr Frampton last night. My God, he still sounds great and what a wonderful human he seems to be. Very humble and such a delight. Rest in peace Bob Mayo....