I think it's a T shape, with the I door being the only open door in the video, and an additional door on top of the T to the right of the left most door on the end point, relative to the T shape Edit: also that last door I mentioned is open
If u watch the "time traveler" vid from the same session, the ending reveals that ya, it is a t-shaped hallway. The bassist is facing the stretch of hallway w the sax player n genevieve with louis and the keyboard on either side of him
I’m a 66 year old keyboard player who made his bones during the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Weather Report. Return to Forever etc. Era in New York. I was an active working musician mostly in Atlantic City / Philadelphia market. Worked. With a lot of heavyweights. I wanted to tell you this because whenever I hear remarkably innovative and harmonically sophisticated young musician, like you guys, it gives me hope for the future of music. When I first heard “What’s in your Heart” a few years ago, it stopped me dead in my tracks. It’s great to see musicians with chops who can display what they do but still serve the song and groove. Genevieve, your voice and phrasing have so much presence and rhythmic inventiveness. Louis your chords just kill me. . I hadn’t heard you with the full band before. Yikes!!! All I know is that you impressed this old Geezer and make me feel so good when I hear you’re music. I wish you great success.
@@joshchaffin3267 Clown Core is great. It's not necessarily aesthetically pleasing, but I feel that's the point. It's an outlet of stupid fun and weird creativity from Louis and Sam (allegedly). Still showcases their musical ability very well.
@@zapantalambdaKnower band has only two members, Louis Cole (drummer) and Genevieve Artadi (singer). The other people in this video work with them frequently, but they’ve never been part of the band itself
Welcome to the relentlessly ferocious onslaught of beefy bass blasts and scrumptious pizzazz all encrusted in pistachios! What’s better than pistachios? More pistachios! Woooo!
They have mad rep among musicians in just about every city though. Literally every dope musician in Seattle was in the audience when they came through.
They're not really underrated, most people who know about them think they're the dog's bollocks. They're just underexposed. I suspect that will change, though.
dude is mighty, i get a lot of chick corea vibes from him. maybe check out the return to forever album "where have i known you before" for more crazy synth noodling, the tracks "vulcan worlds" and "song to the pharoah kings" in particular
Can we give praise to the cameragirl wearing a beekeeper top like she's some cyberpunk noir film extra? She did an excelent job filming this bizarre amount of concentrated talent
100% didn't make it up. It stopped doing it after three or four days but it still shows up as the 2nd autocomplete option if I type in the first few letters of youtube
As soon as I saw the sunglasses graphic i was like "Pleeease put those sunglasses on the guy already wearing sunglasses" and when it happened i pressed the subscribe button
Nunna Yuh bitness Reverb and compression aren't even unnatural additions. Reverb happens from reflections and distance, compression is actually achieved by your ears when the SPI of a sound is too loud, the brain naturally attenuates the signals. That's pretty much all the plugins on this except the master bus limiter. Also saturation helps! Haha
Then you've obviously never seen this, because the performance gets even tighter when it's crammed into an outhouse: ua-cam.com/video/hT7x1NvGf5k/v-deo.html
My father who recently passed was a lifelong musician playing classical and jazz guitar. His favorite musician at the time of his passing was Louis Cole and absolutely loved this song. Thank you guys I feel closer to my dad now listening to your music.
My dad also recently passed and loved jazz and blues. I sent him this before he passed and he loved it. My condolences for your loss and long live music 🙏🏾🖤
I love that the bass player (Sam Wilkes) kind of looks like the captain of the high school math team, but he straps and a bass and turns into bass clef superman.
i'd love to hear from a drummer but as an avid listener that stood out and made me look him up on the spot a few years back. fast forward & just saw him live last friday, it was incredible. what a journey, and it all started with this song
Check out Buckethead by Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains, about 3 mins in. Claypool and Buckethead can both get a bit carried away with themselves (an extreme understatement) but the Bernie Worrell keyboard solo is fantastic.
In the last week since I first heard Clown Core, I think Louis Cole has become one of my favorite musicians ever. Everyone involved here is so mind-blowingly good at what they do, and I CANNOT get these songs out of my head, not that I want to. On top of the overwhelmingly impressive musicianship, Genevieve has such an infectious voice and presence. Everything about this music is perfect and I will be annoying about it and tell everyone I know.
@@MaydupNem I know, but everyone always says that in the comments, so I was led to Louis Cole through Clown Core, and I now I love both, separate artists.
Loving this funky vibe a lot more than the older techno style. Should totally explore this new different direction with the live band members, really enjoy the addition of the sax too. I had a great time watching you guys play in Poland. Keep up the good work!
Best funk i've heard in my life. Louis has this uncanny sense of melody that makes me even like the jazz parts. Every single person in this performance is a master of their instrument and watching them play this complex track so tightly live gives me shivers.
WOW! Just discovered this band 5 min ago and already in love. No big Hollywood production, just 5 very talented musicians crammed in a small bedroom, killin it! That's what it's all about.
@@valentinasanchez5757 Yes of course. I've been a musician for over 30 years. I get it. Maybe skilled would be a better word. They look like they all went to a serious music school then started this as a project to express their creativity in a less structured environment. I love the stuff they come up with. Yes I know you can learn music without school like I did but when I see so many skilled musicians of the same age it makes me guess they know each other from school.
When Red Hot Chili Peppers came to Mexico City a couple of years ago, I was so hyped when I realized you guys were opening!! I felt so fuck*ing lucky because I never thought I would see two of my favorite bands by paying only 1 ticket, I loved your performance there, thank you guys.
I cannot describe the feeling I have everytime different musicians I love and follow joins in a project, proving me that I am coherent with my musical choices. Shout out to the incredible Rai Thistlethwayte.
I listen mostly to rock, hip hop and electronic music. Love the tracks but for the most part the level of skill with instruments or live performance leaves something to be desired. One thing that sets KNOWER apart is the chops of everyone involved.
I just so happen to stumble across this Louis Cole guy from a Facebook post.I have been intrigued with him since I've listened to him. I am in my 60s but he takes me back to a place in music that is so familiar. I really really enjoy his music.
They are playing in a L shaped room. Drummer is further left, then bassist and keyboard / camera girl are in the corner. Behind the camera girl is the right part of the room which is sax player and then singer in the back Btw when I say left/right, perspective is from this dot : L°
I've seen this hundreds of times and noticed today that it's Louis Cole asking, "what's the tempo?" You go right ahead and set ALL OUR tempos, good sir!!
A few days ago I found and fell in love with an unusual 2 piece band that also made visual art. I came out of that rabbit hole and landed right here! What an interesting couple of days. Im loving the entire journey, both where it started, and here, where I feel the rabbit really intended me to be.
there is alot of overediting that happens with studio versions. Producers tend to want to add effects and post processing that real listeners dont care for. Live music will always be best
This is my favorite track recorded in a non-euclidean space
Best physics related joke I have seen in a while!
Geometry you idiot @mcsoi
McSoi hahaha dumb idiot
Hahaha amazing!
lmao
The Sax guy and the Drummer sure are used to playing in such a tight space.
I bet they can fit a band in an outhouse.
Exactly. Glad someone elsee figured it out.
I came here to confirm this lolol, these guys are pure natural talent.
Clowncore????
they might even play inside a mini van.
@@catzor4795 Yup. this band is 40% Clowncore
I watched this over 200 times and I still can't figure out how this hallway is constructed.
I think it's a T shape, with the I door being the only open door in the video, and an additional door on top of the T to the right of the left most door on the end point, relative to the T shape
Edit: also that last door I mentioned is open
I think the sax+vocals were filmed/recorded afterwards in the same hallway. Not sure though.
They're edited tgt on top of each other
If u watch the "time traveler" vid from the same session, the ending reveals that ya, it is a t-shaped hallway. The bassist is facing the stretch of hallway w the sax player n genevieve with louis and the keyboard on either side of him
At 4:30 the camera pans around the hallway corner from Rai's keyboard to Sam on sax.
I recognized that sax instantly and I was overcome with the feeling of being locked in an outhouse.
And then have to stand next to a guy with his dick on the piano…
Explain what you meant by this, I am intrigued
cl0wncore is comprised of louis cole and sax! they have an album of them playing in a portapotty
@@NathanKwon818 clownc0re was my introduction to these guys.
What a shitty statement....or are you asking for t.p.
I’m a 66 year old keyboard player who made his bones during the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Weather Report. Return to Forever etc. Era in New York. I was an active working musician mostly in Atlantic City / Philadelphia market. Worked. With a lot of heavyweights. I wanted to tell you this because whenever I hear remarkably innovative and harmonically sophisticated young musician, like you guys, it gives me hope for the future of music. When I first heard “What’s in your Heart” a few years ago, it stopped me dead in my tracks. It’s great to see musicians with chops who can display what they do but still serve the song and groove. Genevieve, your voice and phrasing have so much presence and rhythmic inventiveness. Louis your chords just kill me. . I hadn’t heard you with the full band before. Yikes!!! All I know is that you impressed this old Geezer and make me feel so good when I hear you’re music. I wish you great success.
thats a really endearing comment, this is why i read youtube comments.
You guys are truly the real deal. You guys, Snarky Puppy, Dirty Loop, Jacob Collier....Music is in good hands
Hey Ricardo I'm the same age as you mate and absolutely agree , and would add, it makes me feel 20 again !!
well said!
hell yeahhhhhhhhhhh !!!!!!!!!!!
I wanna hear this for the first time again
Oh man, can relate.
my first time right now...its crazy
@@arsemademeke332 enjoy it, cause when you know all the song it doesn't feels the same
That's me today! Oct 8 2019 yay!
As far as I'm concerned, this mix never gets old
The bassist looks like all 4 members of Vulfpeck
Oh man. It's so true.
hahahahahahahahahahahaha genius
Jesus Christ you nailed it
You just made me make my first UA-cam comment. But damn are you right.
So weird... I thought the same thing.
I love how Clown Core has led me down a worm hole to such amazing music
I somehow made my way here from Spice Girls lol.
XD
I made my way here exactly by finding more about Clown Core as well xD
ok now i have seen clown core and you owe me several minutes of my life back
@@joshchaffin3267 Clown Core is great. It's not necessarily aesthetically pleasing, but I feel that's the point. It's an outlet of stupid fun and weird creativity from Louis and Sam (allegedly). Still showcases their musical ability very well.
That bass player is a god dam menace. amazing
if the music you play isn't making you mug like sam wilkes, then what are you even doing
y'all gotta hear his album btw, check out "Tonight" by sam wilkes
I heard this bass 9 months ago and now I had a baby
Friendly reminder that if you're hearing this for the first time this is the last time you'll hear it for the first time. Enjoy it
i skipped around a lot
chairshoe81 well you did an oopsie
Things might not be that simple ...
Lol yeet
"....and that was how time travel was invented, to hear a song."
a straight masterpiece.
Absolutely!!
Hey Davis c:
amen
yesssiiiirrrr
esattamente
still listening to this in 2024...
Samezies
Can we take a second to appreciate Rai HAMMERING those keys in perfect time? If I practised for a million years I couldn't play this song like that.
The man has been accused of being a human metronome. No wonder.
@@mjd4174 hes guilty for sure
Is Rai still in Knower band ?
@@zapantalambdaKnower band has only two members, Louis Cole (drummer) and Genevieve Artadi (singer). The other people in this video work with them frequently, but they’ve never been part of the band itself
I just discovered this band yesterday and my entire world has shifted and changed.
Welcome to the relentlessly ferocious onslaught of beefy bass blasts and scrumptious pizzazz all encrusted in pistachios! What’s better than pistachios? More pistachios! Woooo!
same but today
for me it's been 7 days and feel you on that statement!
me too, the 20 min live performance in 2020 is another one to definitely watch over and over.
Added
you guys are so criminally underrated
They have mad rep among musicians in just about every city though. Literally every dope musician in Seattle was in the audience when they came through.
hopefully not for long with videos like this
They're not really underrated, most people who know about them think they're the dog's bollocks. They're just underexposed. I suspect that will change, though.
I wouldn't describe that bikini top as underexposed. Sorry........
This songs been stuck in my head! Going on day three....
Sam Wilkes’s notes just slip right into the pocket, smooth as shit.
Sam is one of the people in Plato's Cave allegory, he's spent his entire life in the pocket, and is completely unaware of anything else.
@@nohbudinose I love this comment.
There is so much slippery shit in my pockets now
Overtime is probably my favorite KNOWER song. The live versions are always so good.
same
x3
Agreed. So good
I thought this was a good blend between the live version and the studio version.
The 3 against 4 that makes the time cook so hard. This kind of rhythmic invention is so characteristic of Louie's writing. It's a drummer's writing.
that keyboard solo has got me rethinking like... everything, man
dude is mighty, i get a lot of chick corea vibes from him. maybe check out the return to forever album "where have i known you before" for more crazy synth noodling, the tracks "vulcan worlds" and "song to the pharoah kings" in particular
You'll love this: ua-cam.com/video/L_XJ_s5IsQc/v-deo.htmlm58s
Keyboard player is clearly into Emerson. INCREDIBLE player here
Omfg the pocket. The rhythm section lives there rent free.
nice
They literally have the deed to the building, it's theirs
Can we give praise to the cameragirl wearing a beekeeper top like she's some cyberpunk noir film extra? She did an excelent job filming this bizarre amount of concentrated talent
I've watched this video so many times lately that whenever I type in 'youtube' Chrome autocorrects it to this video's URL
LilDeuceDeuce oh hi
oh snap hey
I had it playing in my head at work. All day.
100% didn't make it up. It stopped doing it after three or four days but it still shows up as the 2nd autocomplete option if I type in the first few letters of youtube
If you ever want to get rid of some autocomplete (for Chrome) entry; press down arrow to highlight the entry and press Shift + Delete.
This is what I dream of when im not having nightmares of ClownCore
Are they good nightmares?
@@alanhowitzer they're a good time to be honest.
Hahah I was just thinking this reminds me if clowncore was funky with vocals
@Russell Clar thank you for being considerate.
@Russell Clar Someone else would have liked it if you didnt
As soon as I saw the sunglasses graphic i was like "Pleeease put those sunglasses on the guy already wearing sunglasses" and when it happened i pressed the subscribe button
2017 Nominee For Best YT Comment of the Year
Raizaiel you are easily amused
They did that just for you.
I love how they've slowly increased the number of performers in these live house recording seshes up to a small jazz orchestra.
You'd do well to see their latest single. Now there's a whole brass and string section.
@@TAGMedia7 and the driveway choir!!
Bass player is absolutely filthy. Good lord.
Absolutely dirty, disgusting, filthy, dirty bass that needs a bath. Just like it should be!
Serve me up some more o' dat fiiiiiiiiiiiilth
FILTHY MONSTER!
dutty bass
Joe Dart. Check him out. Beastly. Sky Mall. A walk to remember. He's a true god
sometimes i wake up in a cold sweat thinking about the kick fill at 3:53
I felt the same way about the fill in Things About You, at 1:40 when I first saw it.
His foot is better than two of my feet
@@josefmoberg7486 WOW! indeed
@@josefmoberg7486 ...and 2:20, right?!
2:40 is more impressive i think
It's not fair for something to be this perfect, amazing, and cool in every possible way.
It's not perfect -- there is software which is designed to eliminate all of the inaccuracies.
Well then they used the software perfectly too.
Nunna Yuh bitness Reverb and compression aren't even unnatural additions.
Reverb happens from reflections and distance, compression is actually achieved by your ears when the SPI of a sound is too loud, the brain naturally attenuates the signals.
That's pretty much all the plugins on this except the master bus limiter.
Also saturation helps! Haha
So, I went to listen to the original song...why does THIS version sound better than the electronic version?
perhaps... a shitty mastering engineer ?
PLEASE PUT THIS VERSION ON SPOTIFY TOO I BEG YOU AAAA
It's available on Bandcamp
The bassist is killing it.
yeah man the precision and control at that tempo...
That's no slap & tap either
Yeah he's the best bass player in modern music
@@blackerson21044 what's that
@@quarternipp bold claim, dude fucking kills it though
dude those lil squaks Genevieve makes give me goosebumps. so subtle but purposeful. wow.
Im always impressed with her live shows (never caught one but I seen a lot on this site) she nails those squeaks everytime!
Top class singer!
yes! :):):):)
Bet you those squacks go to a higher pitch if you slap dem cheeks just right lmao!...Man she beautiful! And this band is SOLID!!
@@Shadowninja1784 I SHARE YOUR THIRST BROTHER
@@Shadowninja1784 bro??
This is probably the tightest and most technically perfect live performance I've ever seen in my life
Then you've obviously never seen this, because the performance gets even tighter when it's crammed into an outhouse: ua-cam.com/video/hT7x1NvGf5k/v-deo.html
Tighter than a splinter wedged in your finger.
ua-cam.com/video/Edc2yVHRHiQ/v-deo.html cassiopeia is laughthing hard
@@SergeantExtremethat’s impressive and I love CC, but this is literally five people who are ON it.
i agree to the 100th degree.
My father who recently passed was a lifelong musician playing classical and jazz guitar. His favorite musician at the time of his passing was Louis Cole and absolutely loved this song. Thank you guys I feel closer to my dad now listening to your music.
I'm sorry for your loss
My dad also recently passed and loved jazz and blues. I sent him this before he passed and he loved it. My condolences for your loss and long live music 🙏🏾🖤
Pretty cool he recognized Louis for what he is, heck yea. Sorry for your loss 🙏
Not that every musician shown here isn't absolutely savage, but that bass player just makes it look easy.
I love the editing. It's basically showing us all what Louis is thinking as they play through.
who cares
(weird)
Toilet
@@mateuscortianoschwarz7276 who doesn’t care?
Rai Thistlethwayte. Still one of the best and most underrated modern musicians out there (and all round great dude/good bogan).
I never thought I'd see the Thirsty Merc front man in this arrangement!
If only I could pronounce his last name.
@@bashaenraets9156 I feel the same about yours 🤣
I have no idea who he is, but I like him already.
Oh my god that's Thirsty Merc??? This is mindboggling
Those little gasps Genevieve throws in, between razor sharp crystal clean notes...I love her
This song makes we want to be a saxophonist, bassist, keyboardist, singer and a drummer. I cant choose
Yeah these guys always increase my enthusiasm for music when i see them
Inspiring every time dude
Some nights I still wake up, drenched in sweat, and whisper "damn, that kick at 3:53"
Dat 1 foot bruh damn
Hahaha
I wanna love this comment 😂
hard to sleep with a full on erection i know what you mean
noice!!
Holy shit. Every single musician is a monster, but the nod in this round goes to Sam "Watch Me Fit This Entire Hallway in my Pocket" Wilkes.
I agree, but a bass player can only be good if the drummer is and Louis Cole is fantastic.
Bass and drums are in-fucking-sane here.
TrumpU Gradguate louis is fucking insane, playing left handed but right footed is so fucking hard, ive been trying to learn but fucking hell
5 years later this is still gold and I'm still listening to it 💙
5th like
I just found it today, stoked for the years to come!
but what's the tempo?
fuckin A
@@fffffffffffffffffark yes
I love that the bass player (Sam Wilkes) kind of looks like the captain of the high school math team, but he straps and a bass and turns into bass clef superman.
His little fill at 4.15 stopped the planet for about a minute while it picked its jaw up
"Uhhh what's the tempo?"
_band plays flawlessly_
not quite my tempo...
Welcome to musicianship, where nobody knows the tempo until you start :,D lmaoo
lol but Cole gives him the tempo so ...
LOL but they were given the tempo right then. Your comment doesnt even make sence yet get 200+ thumbs up xD internet
150 bpm and 110 bpm
Some nights I break out in a cold sweat thinking about the kick drum at 3:52.
My drummer left town and went to Berklee basically just to spend more time to learn how to get this good with his right foot lmao
So sick!!
i'd love to hear from a drummer but as an avid listener that stood out and made me look him up on the spot a few years back.
fast forward & just saw him live last friday, it was incredible. what a journey, and it all started with this song
i can do doubles like that, but cmon now no one should be able to do that
dude same
Genevieve's precision just leaves my jaw hanging open.
Yeah she nails every moment
Everything about her is just exquisite. 😘🤌
total babe she is
She’s fantastic, accurate and cool, like an old Farfisa…
This is actually like 1000x better than the version they have on their Spotify page
This is just the sickest display of musicianship anywhere on UA-cam.
Yep and who ever says otherwise SUCKS ASS
The bassist is always in solo, that's completely insane
SAM
Its common for funk n jaaa called taking it for walk haha anchorman
Rai pulls out one of the greatest keyboard solos of all time here, absolutely nuts
That like at the start of the half time is absolute filth
Aussie Aussie Aussie! Oi oi oi!
@@TheDionysiaclive they go half time on the half time again.
Check out Buckethead by Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains, about 3 mins in. Claypool and Buckethead can both get a bit carried away with themselves (an extreme understatement) but the Bernie Worrell keyboard solo is fantastic.
Check out Rai's solo on the newest Knower video It's All Nothing Until it's Everything. Dude is insanely good.
In the last week since I first heard Clown Core, I think Louis Cole has become one of my favorite musicians ever. Everyone involved here is so mind-blowingly good at what they do, and I CANNOT get these songs out of my head, not that I want to. On top of the overwhelmingly impressive musicianship, Genevieve has such an infectious voice and presence. Everything about this music is perfect and I will be annoying about it and tell everyone I know.
Um clowncore and louis cole have nothing to do with each other
@@MaydupNem I know, but everyone always says that in the comments, so I was led to Louis Cole through Clown Core, and I now I love both, separate artists.
Loving this funky vibe a lot more than the older techno style.
Should totally explore this new different direction with the live band members, really enjoy the addition of the sax too.
I had a great time watching you guys play in Poland. Keep up the good work!
João Couto Actually, I think this sounds a lot more like their first album.
Mario A. L. I was gonna say the same
Check out Shobaleader One - E8 Boogie
shobaleadz E8 boogie is the shit :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D tj 4evz
3:54 is just SO fucking good, Genevieve and Sam G's blending of voice and sax is absolutely perfect.
Yes! younger generation making real music with real chops! As a music producer and recording engineer, it gives me hope!
Totally agree. Rai and Louis only being in their early 40s, I can't wait to see what they come up with during their late 50s and 60s.
seriously so good. please let's have more of this, we need more of this
Holy crap. Absolutely ridiculous and highly entertaining.
Best funk i've heard in my life. Louis has this uncanny sense of melody that makes me even like the jazz parts.
Every single person in this performance is a master of their instrument and watching them play this complex track so tightly live gives me shivers.
and here I thought it was drum and bass
If you haven't watched Vulfpeck Live at Madison Square Garden you're in for a treat.
"even the jazz parts" lol
It's all jazz.
@@ericfricke4512 shameful
WOW! Just discovered this band 5 min ago and already in love. No big Hollywood production, just 5 very talented musicians crammed in a small bedroom, killin it! That's what it's all about.
*crammed in a small outhouse.
^^^^I think that's what you meant.
I love your comment but rather than talent its practice and study to be in that level
@@valentinasanchez5757 Yes of course. I've been a musician for over 30 years. I get it. Maybe skilled would be a better word. They look like they all went to a serious music school then started this as a project to express their creativity in a less structured environment. I love the stuff they come up with. Yes I know you can learn music without school like I did but when I see so many skilled musicians of the same age it makes me guess they know each other from school.
Everything about this video has got my heart working overtime
When Red Hot Chili Peppers came to Mexico City a couple of years ago, I was so hyped when I realized you guys were opening!! I felt so fuck*ing lucky because I never thought I would see two of my favorite bands by paying only 1 ticket, I loved your performance there, thank you guys.
based.
when i went to the moon it was so cool and epic with only 1 ticket etc etc
bro I got to chill with the whole Knower crew when they came to Poland, it was amazing, felt like I touched god
This is epic, bro
@@swoopskee they were in Poland!? 😮😮😮
I'm so glad musicians like this exist.
I cannot describe the feeling I have everytime different musicians I love and follow joins in a project, proving me that I am coherent with my musical choices.
Shout out to the incredible Rai Thistlethwayte.
今日初めて生で見れてめちゃめちゃ感動したので記念にコメント残します
大阪に来てくれてオオキニ！
I know I am older than their parents, but I love this band.
They're pretty old actually.
The keyboard player is almost 40!
Jeremy Clarkson they are still a lot younger than I am.
Ok but, I think their parents are your age if not older
Thank goodness there is no age restriction on music: if you like it, you like it.
Amen
We should all strive to be as happy doing what we're good at as that dude is playing the bass.
Playing bass is really satisfying once you can do it well. As someone who’s an amateur whenever you hit a nice solo it’s a great feeling.
@@bentrod3405 agreed! started a year ago
@@judithpielsticker2815 keep going, fall in love with your bass it will pay you back
@@bentrod3405 Yeah man when you get in the zone its a great feeling!
@@bentrod3405 to being able to do it you first should somehow learn how to do it and being able to enjoy study, this is terrible and painful
Sam's bass tone just absolutely punches.
Rai is so funky.
Sam Gendel is searing.
Genevieve is incredibly talented.
Louis Cole is Louis Cole.
@@andrejssilins9167 Some rather say Pepsi, but I say Dr. Pepper.
And what about the girl filming everything?
a few years ago, this song helped me to realize I should study music professionally, and now I am finishing a bachelor music degree, thank you
Holy Jesus. Thank you for that gem.
Shirt rip!!! - hahaha
Please make more of these
No clue how I stumbled into this and ClownCore in the last 10 minutes but I’m glad it happened
Isn't it great :-)
agreed, it's a great hole to tumble down!
Me too!!! It’s awesome!
Good lordy, outstanding! Vocals, music, rhythm section- pro fo sho. This is what tighty whitey is all about lol
This is the best version of this song, its just not the same without that solo by Rai.
I want to like this but it's right at 69 so I'mma let it ride
Can I sit in your flat and eat cereal while you guys practice?
You can sit on their cereal and eat practices while these guys flat.
.
You can sit on these guys and practice cereals while they eat flat.
N I R V A N A
Every time I scroll past this comment, I keep thinking it says can I sit on your face?"
Got it, these are jazz musicians. Holy crap. It makes me never want to attempt to do anything again. Good God.
Honestly what an absolute dream team this crew is.
Rai's solo is bad ass.
yeah that feel change kills
rillloudmother n
Cuz he's awesome
Bass player is flame. Thanks for the new video
I want to simultaneously carry the child of every person that performed in this video.
IM GONEEE THIS COMMENT
Sometimes I forget what it's like to hear really serious musicians making contemporary music. It's so rare these days.
huh?
I think it's rare for you on your UA-cam feed lol
I listen mostly to rock, hip hop and electronic music. Love the tracks but for the most part the level of skill with instruments or live performance leaves something to be desired. One thing that sets KNOWER apart is the chops of everyone involved.
@@ab7dasker Im going to addumr you're familiar with Domi and JD Beck, Thundercat, Anderson paak, Kamasi washington, Terrence martin and them right?
@@aarondx3764 not aware of JD Beck but the others yes. I'll have to check out JD Beck
I just so happen to stumble across this Louis Cole guy from a Facebook post.I have been intrigued with him since I've listened to him. I am in my 60s but he takes me back to a place in music that is so familiar. I really really enjoy his music.
this is the superior version. change my mind
Why would I?
I mean... it is the superior version. It is pretty well agreed upon that this is better than the original.
sorry, not possible. this version is THE version.
I can't stop listening to this. Sam's bass fills with that octave pedal are just too goddamn funky.
Sam Wilkes has the bass face of all time.
It makes me chuckle but on the other hand I totally get it, if I was making a sound that funky I’d be boppin’ all over the place too.
give a noble prize to the bassist, damn he's a true beast.
Anybody else play this daily?
Whenever I'm busy this song
goes on in the back of my head.
Isabella Feliciano yes i do!!
Zak H omg I was gonna comment the same thing. I can't stop playing this.
This song has become apart of my life now. I play it so much, my kids love it. For some reason, they love Genevieve! I taught them well
chorus is stuck in my head.
dat keyboard solo just walks with me for about 2 weeks.
Came here to say that I care about Genevieve's ooh's.
David Pronk i do to!
Man all I can say is “holy shit” for the entire video. Just…jaw on the floor.
So so tight, guys, but... holy hell, Wilkes is tearing it up on bass!
The little off-beat fill around 2:52-2:55 blew my mind.
WHOA!
Wil Couch WORD. Dude kills it.
That's because he's Sam Fucking Wilkes!
I believe he does it multiple times throughout the song.
0:42
1:40
It's fucking awesome.
Teacher: “The test isn’t that confusing”
The test: *this house*
They are playing in a L shaped room. Drummer is further left, then bassist and keyboard / camera girl are in the corner.
Behind the camera girl is the right part of the room which is sax player and then singer in the back
Btw when I say left/right, perspective is from this dot : L°
They are in a _|- shaped corridor
When a pop musician is introduced to a bit of theory
I bought a high-end speaker to listen to this. I've been listening to it for a year on repeat. Just can't get enough.
"The Government Knows" done in this style with an extended breakdown would be sweeeet!
Genevieve's voice is so clean
I've seen this hundreds of times and noticed today that it's Louis Cole asking, "what's the tempo?" You go right ahead and set ALL OUR tempos, good sir!!
Waitaminit? I thought he answered that question by playing the hi hats rhythmically?
"if you want to keep it" - perfect pitch between Genevieve and Sam... pushes the song over the top.
A few days ago I found and fell in love with an unusual 2 piece band that also made visual art. I came out of that rabbit hole and landed right here! What an interesting couple of days. Im loving the entire journey, both where it started, and here, where I feel the rabbit really intended me to be.
this is like funk and edm smashed together and i love it... Thank you
You could almost call it Fusion
Classic House more likely than EDM
The band's performance is incredible, but whoever edited this video is a genius. Every time I watch it, I notice something new and hilarious!
Pretty sure the drummer edited it.
Lol. Did you see the part when they said Genevieve over dubed the oh and they said who cares. Lol
I like this better than the studio version tbh
tehsma I wholeheartedly agree.
Same.
100% AGREE
Recorded in a fucking hallway, no less.
at least partially due to Sam's bass line LOCKING IT DOWN
I am addicted to this band.
I saw some tears come out of that bass cuz it was gettin SPANKED!!
Gotta say, I way prefer this version to the studio recording.
I think everyone does
there is alot of overediting that happens with studio versions. Producers tend to want to add effects and post processing that real listeners dont care for. Live music will always be best
me too!
same
100% agree!
I watch this like every day
Same...dear god...I CAN'T GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD!
i cant believe nobody noticed they hiding the joint with a cigarrete edit at 3:11, like its not even covering it all up, this video just gets better
LMFAO