That triangle player deserves a fuckin' grammy for his work, seriously I just bought one and this little thing has to be the hardest thing to play ! Respect
Had the same wish - got a YT audio downloader (4K video downloader) and imported it into the Spotify PC app. As long as you have your phone synced to the same account as your computer, it shows up in your library.
Remember listening to the whole album and this track came on for the first time. I was in my room cleaning but as soon as I heard the energy of this song I stopped what I was doing and had a fat boogie until I worked up a sweat. Kept going until I got to the final minutes of the track, and didn't realise that I was essentially in a meditative state, entranced by how pretty this song sounds. Every time I listen to this, it's almost always the same process. Damn, this is an amazing song...
This song is a rollercoaster from beginning to end hits every emotion on the spot. The solos are amazing, I hear something new with each listen. The outro is the cherry on top for me. I’m trying to learn how to play it on acoustic guitar since I’m still learning.
@@vincentlamb3436 Exactly! Do you have any more recommendations that are this vibe? I got recommended Takanaka’s the rainbow goblins and then it transitioned to more J-Funk which I love!
No matter how many times I play this groove I absolutely LOVE it!!! The very best part for me is 0:53 to 1:58, the music structure there makes me really high on happiness, and the rest of the song is fantastic too but that bit is like WOW for me!!!
This is literally PRISTINE. I recently found out about 80s J Funk. Anything with a similar vibe to this I should check out? EDIT: Wait this is the same guy who helped make The Rainbow Goblins? What a legend!
When i first heard songs like Typhoon Turnpike by TWRP, all i could think was, where can I find more of this kind of music. I finally found it and I'm so happy, better late then never
literally, what is this mixing, you can hear everything so clear, I wonder if there is more information out there about those people, I couldnt find any besides their names
@@seanez9603 Reddit thread I found from two years ago narrowed down the road; with that, I pinpointed it by matching the shape of the mountains in the background with the mountains on the cover
Some of the Japanese replies are pointing out this was likely taped on the road. Or added to the film after? Regardless, nothing in Japan looks like this. Some of the album art is from Death Valley, so.
When you think about it, an "Insatiable High" doesn't make sense, logically. (Hiccup). I mean, you can be insatiable for a certain type of high, but the high itself is not "insatiable" or looking to .. (hiccup).. be satiated in some.. (belch)... way..... Who's with me on this?.. Chaps?
I think the Japanese scene was the first to do it. Of course, they were inspired by the likes of funk, disco and US fusion like the Weather Report but the Japanese guys were the first to do this specific sound -- 'City Pop' or just Japanese fusion.
![(高中正義) Masayoshi Takanaka - Finger Dancin' (1980) [Full Album]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4SoDlfUJFTA/mqdefault.jpg)
![(高中正義) Masayoshi Takanaka - Finger Dancin' (1980) [Full Album]](/img/tr.png)
most of Masayoshi's songs are basically the soundtrack to me and my friend's roadtrips, but this one is the main theme
I could imagine this is great roadtrip music!
2021 is already better than 2020 because they are reissuing this on vinyl.
No way that’s sick
POG
WHAT? WHERE?? I NEED AT LEAST 3
Japan only I'm guessing or?
@@jacobradabaugh6241 I got mine at a UK web store. Look around a bit.
I'd equate this song to climbing up a mountain until 6:20 then jumping off the mountain and paragliding into the sunset.
How does it get better every single time?
That’s the magic of this music, it feels like it only gets better the more you listen!
I believe in Takanaka's supremacy 🛐
🙏
🙏
Four way tie for me between Kanye West, Tatsuro Yamashita, Casiopea and Masayoshi Takanaka.
@@sharpcheddar172 takanaka sits above all kinds of artists my brother
@@sharpcheddar172yes Cassiopea🥰
The part that starts around 6:49 sounds like it would play during the ending credits of Super Mario Sunshine. Takanaka is one of my all-time favorites
This song reminds me of some of the good summers I had as a kid. Homemade burgers and cold drinks. Absolute bliss.
Music like this is what makes life so beautiful.
That triangle player deserves a fuckin' grammy for his work, seriously I just bought one and this little thing has to be the hardest thing to play ! Respect
Laughed at this comment...then the triangle came in! Whoever worked that thing was just FEELIN’ it
At what part is the triangle player?
@@miauw8762 around 4:40
This is just phenomenal.
Exactly
Yes
Pandemics, hurricanes, earthquakes, and aerospace engineering classes. 2020 is good as long as these beats are there
Ey good to hear my fellow aerospace engineers having good taste in music
@@alexsamra7591 studying for robotics here, but I agree🎶
Shiii well I’m in my first year of AE now lol. The real question, what do you like more, planes or rockets
It all started with a reference, and all I needed was the free time to look into his work and omg he is a legend
forever wishing this was on spotify 😔
Had the same wish - got a YT audio downloader (4K video downloader) and imported it into the Spotify PC app. As long as you have your phone synced to the same account as your computer, it shows up in your library.
I decided to drop my Spotify for this reason and just get UA-cam premium so I can listen in the background.
Amen brother
es increible como suena esa guitarra
@tannerlee333 what a dumb thing to say
Why do I feel happy when I listen to this song??
This is some serious music. When people show you their favorite song or their “jam”, just know that this is 100000 times better.
@@LinamQB6 I agree, this song has everything.
Jazz fusion my man, it's an upper drug taken through the ears
Cause it comes from the heart :D I think music shows humanity's potential to the fullest
this song feels like I just took an exit off of a crowded interstate onto an open beach road, just cruising to my vacation spot
My fave running song
高二の時です。
1978年
このアルバム、メンツGOODです。
この時が一番良い。
Remember listening to the whole album and this track came on for the first time. I was in my room cleaning but as soon as I heard the energy of this song I stopped what I was doing and had a fat boogie until I worked up a sweat. Kept going until I got to the final minutes of the track, and didn't realise that I was essentially in a meditative state, entranced by how pretty this song sounds. Every time I listen to this, it's almost always the same process. Damn, this is an amazing song...
One of the best dual guitar solos I’ve ever heard
Thanks from Italy 🇮🇹
He is a such great guitarist and composer🌌
5:08-6:24
One of the best sequences I've ever heard
yeah
This song is a rollercoaster from beginning to end hits every emotion on the spot. The solos are amazing, I hear something new with each listen. The outro is the cherry on top for me. I’m trying to learn how to play it on acoustic guitar since I’m still learning.
A God by all standards physically and spiritually. No mortal could have composed such a thing.
Except for the man known as Masayoshi Takanaka.
he is going way over 40 kmph in this photo...
I didn't know the name of this song mid set and took a fat rip before reading. Very fitting name and oh so good.. 🤣
The moment that snare came in at 0:38 seconds, it was all over
Some of the most tasteful drumming I ever heard.
@@vincentlamb3436 The drummer is in his pocket, really well done. Adds some flair but still lets the melody shine.
@@Dracstar He really does! I love drummers that don't over do it, have the sort of "less is more" feel.
@@vincentlamb3436 Exactly! Do you have any more recommendations that are this vibe? I got recommended Takanaka’s the rainbow goblins and then it transitioned to more J-Funk which I love!
@@Dracstar Santi Latora - Farfisa Coronet. Big band feel with some nice drumming.
後半のアコーススティックのパートがとても心地良い曲です。
私はまず、コンサートが終わったタイミングで流れてくるのを聴いてこの曲を知ったので、のちに収録アルバムを買って前半のアップテンポなパートを初めて聴いた時には「え⁉️何コレ⁉️」と違和感を禁じ得ませんでしたw
それにしても、おんなじメロディなのに、まるで違う曲のように聴かせてくれる高中はやっぱりすごいです‼️
自分は"HORIZON DREAM"でこの曲を知って気に入ったので、元曲を初めて聴いた時は驚きました😂
そうでしたね、HORIZON DREAMは「ゆったり心地よい」曲で構成されたアルバムということもあり、後半パートのみで入ってましたね。
私たちみたいに後半しか知らなくてあとで前半のノリのいい部分もあったのを知って驚いたという人、他にもいるかもしれませんね😁
takanaka once again cheering me right the fuck up
Facts brotherman!
this is such a banger I'm addicted
YEAHHHHHH
I've decided to buy this CD, it's just too good.
Probably a good idea. Multiple videos of this full album have been taken down over the years.
Listen to this on a rainy day and the sun will immediately come out
Unless your chosen "happy vibes" happen to be rainy weather, in which case, it pours.
This is what it feels like with me driving in Mario Kart with me as the main character
That left hand technique is flawless, it seems like hes playing so fast on that end!
4:28 absolutely love it from this point on
absolutely m8
Those keys coming in like that is just so saucy!
1:45～1:58あたりの深町純のシンセストリングスがとてもカッコイイ。
No matter how many times I play this groove I absolutely LOVE it!!! The very best part for me is 0:53 to 1:58, the music structure there makes me really high on happiness, and the rest of the song is fantastic too but that bit is like WOW for me!!!
peak peak peak peak
This song has no business being as good as it is, and yet, it is.
0:53 came for this part
I had completely forgotten about this until someone in a comment section reminded me, thanks guy
A song truly to transcend time. Yet it is virtually unknown.
Goated running song
Fax
数ある高中の曲の中では個人的にファンタスティックな作品の一つである🎸
If heaven had a song, it would be this outro
takanakaは私の青春です。
I came here because of the reference in Over The Hill by Ginger Root
This is literally PRISTINE. I recently found out about 80s J Funk. Anything with a similar vibe to this I should check out?
EDIT: Wait this is the same guy who helped make The Rainbow Goblins? What a legend!
Casiopeia is an amazing band that's around the same realm. They're amazing
@@tristancata9146 Thank you! Will look into them
@@tristancata9146 cultured individuals😌
@@Dracstar Check out the songs Space Road, Domino Line, and Swallow
@@axessoul only way to be man. The more music the better the soul
This shit is tight as hell. Thanks for the upload!
When i first heard songs like Typhoon Turnpike by TWRP, all i could think was, where can I find more of this kind of music. I finally found it and I'm so happy, better late then never
Obrigado vinicin
This song makes me feel nostalgic for something I can't understand
literally, what is this mixing, you can hear everything so clear, I wonder if there is more information out there about those people, I couldnt find any besides their names
ESSA MÚSICA É OUTSTANDING!!!
Love the song especially from 6:50 and it sounds a lot like the Mario Kart 8 soundtrack in the early parts from 0:52 and even more so from 1:18 😆
I’d drive on the Album cover in MK8 to this song
7:30 GAME OVER
Council of Quamf brought me here.
if youre reading this in 2030, i bought QNT when Gilbert wore Vans and typed on Telegram.
such a beautiful song
The quinetessential BANGER
私はこれがカレのベストアルバムと強く思う
This is the pinnacle of human achievement
What's up Kimmy boye
1:19 NOOOOOOO
Cover shot was taken here, on Death Valley Road: goo.gl/maps/Cee1PZgeH7Lt8KAg9
How did you find that out?
@@seanez9603 Reddit thread I found from two years ago narrowed down the road; with that, I pinpointed it by matching the shape of the mountains in the background with the mountains on the cover
Thank you for this beautiful music!
Somebody knows where is this place on cover?
Some of the Japanese replies are pointing out this was likely taped on the road. Or added to the film after? Regardless, nothing in Japan looks like this. Some of the album art is from Death Valley, so.
Death valley of course
@@williamson1105 Thank you very much. Can you give me the exact coordinates?
I dont have them but im sure you can find them by looking it up
i miss being hugged
Same dude, haven’t had one in a long ass time…
What a fucking genius oh my god
I LOVE the lick at 2:11 !!
The part from 3:14 and on is a groove
Run Forest run
Lee Ritenourさんとのギターバトル素晴らしい！
Reminds me of when I played Persona for the first time
This is the best city pop song HANDS DOWN
Sergio Galici city pop???
Sergio Galici it’s jazz fusion but yeah
Ginger Root 💪💪
Reminds me of The menu music from all the Mario Kart games I played …
Mario Kart Music!!!
10/10
arigato mastayoshi~* 😶🌫
Fantastico, osea mamalon!!!
tuerie sans nom...
Mario Kart
Da licc 1:20
1:18 - 1:22
Does anyone know where this cover photo was taken?
Route 40 in Hokkaido, Japan
Looks more like USA lol
how can he slap 😭
16 people couldn't handle the high
7:00 🌌✈️🚀
Sounds like a different rendition of "Once Upon a Song"
3:18
Mastapiece
SOUNDS LIKE PALMTREE PANIC AAH
From taking it to the streets to billy the kid
jazz crucero!
When you think about it, an "Insatiable High" doesn't make sense, logically. (Hiccup). I mean, you can be insatiable for a certain type of high, but the high itself is not "insatiable" or looking to .. (hiccup).. be satiated in some.. (belch)... way..... Who's with me on this?.. Chaps?
I think you're high.
@@cuboid10824 ....belch....
Lol
I want what you're on
Chopsticks!
vex ruffin brought me here
Can’t find this on iTunes or spotify
try SOULSEEK
I just realised that Vulfpeck kinda stole this aesthetic... or is it from somewhere else? Anyone know?
I think the Japanese scene was the first to do it. Of course, they were inspired by the likes of funk, disco and US fusion like the Weather Report but the Japanese guys were the first to do this specific sound -- 'City Pop' or just Japanese fusion.
*Mouvement de foule
通称「４０高中」
昔の道路にはホントに「４０高中」って描いてあったんだよね。
今は全国に100あるかないか。
雨の野音が思い出されます、、、🎵
40高中はたぶん合成でしょうね。本物とはフォントが異なるように見えます。
懐かしい「40高中」の道路表記は、テープで再現してますジャケ裏はテープを剥がしてる写真使ってます
@@JJLEE2600 うん‼️😆