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Fantastic band

Wow, that was moving.

Supergrass is such a fantastic band

I enjoyed this . Thanks . They gonna be your new favorite band .and moving is the best ever song about life on the road.

Pumping on your stereo & Richard the third are the best Supergrass songs IMO

He work on the Prelude No. 3 in C sharp Major With the same armor That's the basis of the subject 👋

brad is amazing.. in this theme play on the 10/8 and little variations in 9/8… thanks for you análisis 👌

Please do Crash into Me

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Tales of Endurance Parts 4, 5, and 6 is one of my favorite songs of all time. Driving from LA to Laughlin, along hwy 40 past the Joshua Trees at sunset while blasting this song...that is a VIBE

I love your reaction and appreciation of this band. There were a lot of non-singles in this list, which are some of their best songs. Check out a song called Run. Lots of cool harmonies and chord changes in that. Very cinematic, which you'll like.

No Richard III?

I adore your musical knowledge and concise breakdown. Much Respect.!

Fantastic video!! As a child of the 90s I know of Supergrass and liked the songs I'd heard (ie their hit songs), but never bothered to listen to their albums in full. I'm currently working through their entire body of work and wow... I totally underestimated this band...

Film score for”moving” watch “East is East”. Brilliant film. As are Supergrass, one of the best ❤

I bought this album when first released. The worst song on it is the most well known ‘Alright’. I’m 59 yrs old now and I still play it in my car - my son likes them too. I’m in the Uk 🇬🇧 btw.

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Check out Gaz and Danny’s album of covers “Hot Rats”

A better point of reference than Debussy or Satie for this piece are the piano pieces in Darius Milhaud 's polytonal "Saudades do Brasil." Also, chordal seconds have been hit in jazz at least since Bill Evans played them in his solo on "So What" in the album "Kind of Blue." Mehldau of course incorporates just about everything and can play at a higher level of complexity than just about anybody in jazz.

Brad is amazing. No one is doing what he does, these days. Do a video on the "And I love her Tune?"

This video “randomly” appeared on my feed, most due to the fact that I’ve been going back over concert footage of SuperGrass. I gotta tell’s a It’s was great to watched your learned responses to their music. A fellow musician turned me on to them years ago, and I think they are the greatest English band from that period. They balance sophistication and finesse with Rock’n power. I think their pieces are especially moving to other musicians. It was great watching your responses, I could totally relate.

I was 15 when Mary was released and I spent a couple of weeks trying to nail the Rhodes part so I could show off to my mates from school. We all went to see Kula Shaker at the Wolverhampton Civic and afterwards we ended up in a pub (totally underage drinking) and there was a piano there. All my mates were going "play Green Onions," but I had Mary up my sleeve! The landlord of the pub came over and I thought he was going to kick us out for being underage - he offered me a job to play piano every week on a sunday! He must've been a Supergrass fan also. Bloody love Supergrass. They always scratched an itch that I never knew was itchy...if you know what I mean? Thank you for a great video. It's always cool to witness someone get into it..especially when they turn the switch and do things you don't expect.

Chilly Gonzales analyses / describes songs in 5 min. No need for a 45 min Video

I little bit Beatles, a little bit Radiohead, quite a lot Kinks, if you ask me! (and, like the Kinks, criminally underrated)

Watching you listen to them for the first time reminds me of the first times I listened to those songs. I think it’d be fun to hang out with you and listen to new cool music. Good video. Thanks.

It’s super enjoyable, watching you feel the way I remember feeling when I first heard this in the 90s. Very nostalgic vibe even back then. And it’s pretty impressive watching you really get it and feel it and understand it. I’ve been listening to these songs thousands of times, and it was nice to kind of go back and have you break it down to remember all the little parts that I’ve neglected to pay attention to since I first discovered them.

Mary is still super cool and very catchy.

Nice, I really liked the lyrics😀

I'm always a bit surprised when a band as good as Supergrass get's overlooked in America, when complete jank like James Blunt or Sam Smith seems to hit the right buttons.🤷‍♂

You ask if the comparison yo the Beatles are favorable, In a recent interview when asked about how it felt to be signed at 17, Gaz said he would just so proud it was Parlophone, the Beatles labile the band the grew up on.,

Supergrasses Keyboardist, an Astrophysicist,, Brian May of Queen, an astrophysicist, and, Professor Brian Cox a Particle Physicist at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Manchester played with Keyboard with Rock Band Dare and Dance band D-Ream. Briskish Astrophysicists love to rock out it seems

Hats off to the list maker-tough choice but well made-great job!!

"Moving" is an absolute gem! It is so beautiful I love to play it in the early hours just as the sun is dawning. And your'e right - it would make a great track for a movie montage.

Tales of endurance might be the best song ever.

One of the greatest songs ever written. It doesn’t get much better than You Never Know

I love them great band .........saludos from Spain

I think you would enjoy The Meters, unless you are already acquainted. Still though... Their eponymous debut album.

I met Gaz once. He thought I was going to interview him. He's 3 feet tall irl!

This is how I felt when I first discovered Gaz & Co. Love your reactions and your excellent ear, thanks.

I really liked the lyrics in the second one, the lyrics I could pick out. I’m with Ixi, a striped down version would be great, focusing on the lyrics in the mix😊

really love that they started you off on a deep cut from the debut