The journey you’re about to enjoy is the audio portion of an interview conducted on the Did You Know That? YouTube channel. While certain references are to the video aspect, you won’t lose any context by just listening. Welcome to the show.

“One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.” Bob Marley

The keyboard on which I type this is more musically inclined than I am, but music… music inspires a reaction in me, unlike any other medium. And that’s what I find so mysterious about music – it’s simply vibrations in the air. But all human cultures have some form of music or rhythm. The combination of those vibrations can perform magic.

This Top 10 episode of Did You Know That? – musical acts – was the toughest list for me to generate, as it was for my guest, Andy Schulkind. (We reserve the right to change the list next week.) As you’ll find out in this episode, Andy was the genesis of this Top 10 series.

We’ve given you our lists (see below); what say you? Where do you agree/disagree/have no idea? Let us know if any of these would make your list or put your own list in the comments.

If you’re curious what Andy does when not opining on music, check out the below.

Website: https://www.andigo.com/resources/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewsch...
Twitter: @AndrewSchulkind

Music: "Easy Money” by Rex Banner via Artlist

Andy's List
1. The Who
2. Paul Simon
3. Thelonious Monk
4. John Coltrane
5. Dave Brubeck
6. Abby Lincoln
7. B.B. King
8. The Style Council
9. Frank Zappa
10. Chet Atkins

Sean’s List:
1. Maynard James Keenan (Tool/A Perfect Circle/Puscifer)
2. David Bowie
3. Rush
4. The Police
5. Silversun Pickups
6. Godsmack
7. The Beatles
8. Duran Duran
9. Guns N Roses
10. VNV Nation