@@DTTaTa According to John Zorn, Naked City was intended as a "composition workshop" to test the limits of composition and improvisation in a traditional rock band lineup. And there is a lot of improvisation here, though under strict rules set by the composer. Notice the way he directs the band.
I’ve been obsessing over John Zorns music for the past 5 years. Been collecting as much of his works as I can. Pure genius. Zorn and Zappa forever. His label Tzadik is one of the best labels ever.
@@allotrope2978 From his project Naked City, highly recommend self titled and Radio. Other projects, highly highly recommend Masada Electric Masada Bar Kohkba Sextet The Dreamers Gnosis Insurrection Book of Angels Magick Simulacrum Hope this helps!
@@allotrope2978 one more thing, he doesn’t have a lot of his albums or projects on streaming services. He believes in buying physical copies. I recommend going on Discogs or his label website to purchase his music! I have been buying his CDs and just burning them into iTunes and then transferring them into my phone.
Each of these guys is completely amazing. I was in my late teens/early 20's back in the 90s, going to shows in NYC at least once a week. So many great ones. Joey Baron was always so fun to watch live. Bill Frissell was mesmerizing. I remember seeing Masada at Town Hall, Paul Motian Trio at the Village Vanguard, and Fred Frith solo at the Knit (one of the best shows I've ever been to). Grateful to have been a part of that scene at such an exciting time.
Another reminder about Bill Frisell's amazing virtuosity and eclectic approach. At one time I found Zorn hard to take but I must admit that now, at 70 years of age, I feel that I am growing to like some of his music. Thanks for an interesting upload!
+Leslie Nelson You might also enjoy some of his more modern stuff like 'Mount Analogue'. It has a lot of improvisation and block structure like this but is much more 'mature' sounding for lack of a better word.
seeing as this is from the year Grand Guignol came out, I really hoped to see them do the Debussy cover, as I absolutely love that one. could anyone here point me at a concert vid where they're doing 'La Cathédrale Engloutie' (if they ever did that live, that is)?
Does anyone know where I find piano sheets for songs like Asylum? I would love to play something like this and most songs of Schönberg for example are too calm for me :D
yep :) I believe it was one of the first public performances of Metal Tov, they're all reading from charts. The later performances were much more coherent.
If only they had Mike Patton, what a show it could have been... EDIT: Not saying it isn't an already impressive performance! EDEDIT: Silly me, it seems Zorn and Patton have been collaborating on a regular basis since 1991. :-D
Patton always did a fine job with them, but Eye was just THE perfect vocalist for Naked City. Besides, even though Patton sounded good on these songs, he mostly just stood still on stage compared to Eye. But to each his own.
These old warriors of jazz had a lot to offer. But female influences were probably not desired? I like the sweet sound from you, Yamatsuka Eye. Sometimes he sounds like a woman.
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i can't believe they have this written down as sheet music.
Вот я сейчас о том же подумал. Как вот это всё можно записать нотами,и главно-как потом эти ноты сыграть?!!
"the existance of smooth jazz implies that there is rough jazz"
this is it.
You could say it is roughly jazz
Which is great but I could do without the insane shrieking.
I wouldn't call this jazz, there is very little improvisation but definitely amazing music
@@DTTaTa According to John Zorn, Naked City was intended as a "composition workshop" to test the limits of composition and improvisation in a traditional rock band lineup. And there is a lot of improvisation here, though under strict rules set by the composer. Notice the way he directs the band.
@@DTTaTaJazz and rock at its purest ngl
I’ve been obsessing over John Zorns music for the past 5 years. Been collecting as much of his works as I can. Pure genius. Zorn and Zappa forever. His label Tzadik is one of the best labels ever.
I'm a Zappa fanatic and I want to get into Zorn. I know of Grand Guignol but where should I look after that?
@@allotrope2978
From his project Naked City, highly recommend self titled and Radio.
Other projects, highly highly recommend
Masada
Electric Masada
Bar Kohkba Sextet
The Dreamers
Gnosis
Insurrection
Book of Angels
Magick
Simulacrum
Hope this helps!
@@allotrope2978 one more thing, he doesn’t have a lot of his albums or projects on streaming services. He believes in buying physical copies. I recommend going on Discogs or his label website to purchase his music! I have been buying his CDs and just burning them into iTunes and then transferring them into my phone.
Frank Zappa
@@allotrope2978 Spillane and Big Gundown are very accessible albums
Each of these guys is completely amazing. I was in my late teens/early 20's back in the 90s, going to shows in NYC at least once a week. So many great ones. Joey Baron was always so fun to watch live. Bill Frissell was mesmerizing. I remember seeing Masada at Town Hall, Paul Motian Trio at the Village Vanguard, and Fred Frith solo at the Knit (one of the best shows I've ever been to). Grateful to have been a part of that scene at such an exciting time.
I’ve been a John zone fan since 1958 :)
how was his playing at 5 years old?
I cant overstate the full effect John Zorn had on me in 1990 and the 3 decades of ripples through my own creative output. This is amazing to watch...
Another reminder about Bill Frisell's amazing virtuosity and eclectic approach. At one time I found Zorn hard to take but I must admit that now, at 70 years of age, I feel that I am growing to like some of his music. Thanks for an interesting upload!
+Leslie Nelson You might also enjoy some of his more modern stuff like 'Mount Analogue'. It has a lot of improvisation and block structure like this but is much more 'mature' sounding for lack of a better word.
Thanks Ryan, I will look into "Mount Analogue", sounds interesting.
Check out his NPR Tiny Desk Concert where he does a bunch of Beatles songs unaccompanied. It's incredible stuff.
interstellish Thanks, I will do that.
@@docnelson2008 Dude - Interzone is better - les "maturity" more childish fun!!! Interzone, Dictee/Liber Novus and Spillaine ... best ones....
Speed Freaks is such an insane song, a whole bunch of different style jazz jingles and licks thrown together as if from a sampler.
must've been amazing seeing naked city live
i haven't watched this concert in awhile...but what a joy. Watching joey baron is just pure joy!
I don't feel so lost if Bill is listening and searching too. Music is a journey ❤
one of the most sublime experiences in musick, deserves to be archived and preserved 4 many generations
Tracklist
01 Sunset Surfer 00:00
02 Asylum 03:47
03 Terkmani Teepee 05:44
04 Party Girl (Fail) 10:33
05 Party Girl 11:20
06 Shock Corridor 14:20
07 Speedfreaks 15:25
08 Poisonhead 16:32
09 Bonehead 17:44
10 Blood Duster 18:45
11 The Catacombs? [The Vault] 19:15
12 Thrash Jazz Assassin 23:45
13 Hellraiser 24:49
14 Dead Spot 25:40
15 Sack Of Shit 26:14
16 Metaltov 27:25
17 Snagglepuss 30:12
18 The Yodel (Big John Patton) 32:30
19 Bone Orchard 43:12
20 The List Of Adrian Messenger (Jerry Goldsmith) 48:13
21 A Night In Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie) 51:38
22 Blood Is Thin 54:43
23 Blunt Instrument 56:15
genio
youre that bass boi from Arystas? Fckin love your work!
What a legend. Greetings from Toronto!
@@sidradeave Etobicoke for me
Hero
Listening to John Zorn for the first time is like going to take a sip of water only to find out it’s spicy v8
John zorn has changed the way I look at music and changed who I am.
are you saying john zorn turned you gay?
@@jonathanjones7058Let's not get our hopes up, john
In the full recording of this show, they play Leng T'che, and Kevin Sharp (of Brutal Truth) doubles on the vocals with Eye.
zubizuva I've seen the video of Leng T'che. Seeing Keving Sharp and Eye was pretty awesome.
🤘🤘🤘
It's a shame that Naked City is not on Spotify, except for one live album. 😢
Those cats are on fire
THIS CONCERT IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like when Zorn screams. Would like to see more of it. He seems to be good at it!
He seems to enjoy doing it more with his sax
i love the headbanger in the audience! :))
guguigugu I like that he's head banging to a hard bop groove.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
incredible...
one of my favorites from years and years ago
Fred Frith is my Hero
Tracklist
:
01 Sunset Surfer 00:00
02 Asylum 03:47
03 Terkmani Teepee 05:44
04 Party Girl (Fail) 10:33
05 Party Girl 11:20
06 Shock Corridor 14:20
07 Speedfreaks 15:25
08 Poisonhead 16:32
09 Bonehead 17:44
10 Blood Duster 18:45
11 The Catacombs? [The Vault] 19:15
12 Thrash Jazz Assassin 23:45
13 Hellraiser 24:49
14 Dead Spot 25:40
15 Sack Of Shit 26:14
16 Metaltov 27:25
17 Snagglepuss 30:12
18 The Yodel (Big John Patton) 32:30
19 Bone Orchard 43:12
20 The List Of Adrian Messenger (Jerry Goldsmith) 48:13
21 A Night In Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie) 51:38
22 Blood Is Thin 54:43
23 Blunt Instrument 56:15
I've been a john Zorn fan since the 80s this is simply amazing.
Thanks a trillion for the upload. It really means a lot for the few :) A true relic. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Insane. Always liked this band but never got to see them live, thank you so much for this bit of madness.
un régal musical, d'énergie et d'originalité!!!
me encantaría la experiencia de asistir a disfrutar y verlos en vivo estos tipos me molan amo su música...... ideal para mii
Fantastic!! music for the chosen!!
21:04 Zorn's just vibing🤣
It doesn't get any better than this - thanks for posting.
Nice to hear Zorn play 'straight' sometimes too, like that opening melody.
here we go
Probably the future of music as we know it!
This is incredible! Thank you for posting
It's good that music and performance like this exist...
I've been searching for this entire thing for AGES!! Thank you SO MUCH for uploading this!!!
Esto es pura genialidad.
Some of the best music ever!
Damn. Thanks for the upload!
At last!!!!!!!
Thankyou forever!!!!!!!!!!!!
joder esto existia cuando apenas habia nacido y ahora yo quisiera presenciarlo carajo me encantaaaaa
Eye is the greatest.
handsome grooves - yes indeed!
this is so metal
I missed out on these guys man.
1992 was quite a time for experimental noise extreme music
Awesome show
19:16 the Catacumbs
5:02 That one guy wearing a Morbid Angel t-shirt headbanging on his own while everyone else is just chilling 🤣🤣🤣
Still one of the best albums of the era.
Peter and Paul sent me... (I wonder if anyone else was sent by them and gets the reference)
amzing live!,yeah!!
thank you! never heard these guys!
Joey Baron is a goddamn nation treasure. He is our Judi Dench. And we got the better deal.
29:05 oops...
29:36 oopsie daisy (joey baron)... and thus metaltov goes into shit :-(
Yup... even those guys are humans - surprise!
50+ minutes of great stuff aside from one single flawed tune, anyway
17:47 bonehead
This is definitely not what i expected the band to look like
seeing as this is from the year Grand Guignol came out, I really hoped to see them do the Debussy cover, as I absolutely love that one.
could anyone here point me at a concert vid where they're doing 'La Cathédrale Engloutie' (if they ever did that live, that is)?
Hard to fathom that that was more than 30 years ago
Mr. Bungle owes much to Naked City.
Raphaël Bovey really?
Zorn produced their self titled, so Mike probably learned alot from him.
30:13 personal reference
This Truly is the Evolution of.
snagglepuss goes sooo fucking hard fuck 30:12
For real!!!
holy fuck this is almost 30 years ago
grosses kino Weltsound und mein Respekt #Artantifrost
any tab somewhere ?
the catacombs is too great xD
Благодаря этой группе я понял всё! правда не сразу
Бро)))
superb!
still love it!!
This is what you get when you mix deathmetal, hardcore and jazz together I think.
You left out about 4 other genres/forms, but yeah
would love to hear a duet with Eye and Yoko
John Chang would have been amazing on vocals.
loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I can't find this on Spotify
your pfp gave me big nostalgia
it's not but painkiller is
Yeah, John Zorn doesn’t believe in streaming platforms. He wants his fans to buy his physicals :)
bagunça organizada
vamo lo wachoh!
Joey Baron is a replicant of himself,is always the same after 30 years.
this is really spellbinding jtfc
Bill frisell espectacular
Shock Corridor make me think to the Samuel Fuller movie : a real optical music (like Asylum)
I am in that corner of UA-cam again, I guess..............
Robert DeNiro on Bass Gahtar.
Gany Mede No, he's Dennis Hopper
nope. he's fucking jesus !!!!!
It would work brilliantly in cartoons.
BW brought me here👍
Does anyone know where I find piano sheets for songs like Asylum? I would love to play something like this and most songs of Schönberg for example are too calm for me :D
I'm gonna be a sunset surfer for Hallowe'en
I'm still not getting Eye. Sometimes I do, getting there, but I really don't.
That's good
Israel Janeiro he’s better on the album. His voice always sounds shaky live.
Did Frisell come in too early at 29:05?
yep :)
I believe it was one of the first public performances of Metal Tov, they're all reading from charts.
The later performances were much more coherent.
does anyone know what bass guitar is fred using?
Modulus
26:58 is that robert fripp in the fucking crowd
🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Свобода!
One phone !!???
If only they had Mike Patton, what a show it could have been...
EDIT: Not saying it isn't an already impressive performance!
EDEDIT: Silly me, it seems Zorn and Patton have been collaborating on a regular basis since 1991. :-D
Patton always did a fine job with them, but Eye was just THE perfect vocalist for Naked City. Besides, even though Patton sounded good on these songs, he mostly just stood still on stage compared to Eye. But to each his own.
Yeah, Eye does give a full bodied performance, doesn't he? :-)
Mike is my top three fab vocalist besides roger waters & ozzy
Mike is my top four best vocalist besides roger waters & ozzy & Freddie Mercury
With this concert we can clearly see where did Patton "borrow" his vocal and stage craziness from.
Frisell is mixed kinda high at this gig.
These old warriors of jazz had a lot to offer. But female influences were probably not desired? I like the sweet sound from you, Yamatsuka Eye. Sometimes he sounds like a woman.