Roger Joseph Manning, Jr. - Jellyfish's "That Is Why" featuring Jason Falkner LIVE at Fuji Rock 2008
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Live performance of Jellyfish's "That Is Why" from Roger Joseph Manning, Jr's Fuji Rock 2008 set. Features a guest appearance by Jason Falkner. Linus Of Hollywood - bass, vocals / Aaron Kaplan - guitar, vocals / Eric Skodis - drums, vocals
We should’ve had like 5 more albums of these two and one stand up drummer I don’t need to name...we were robbed!!
I do it: Andy Sturmer
Jason Falkner is a genius.
Come on guys! Get Jellyfish back together. We need you!
THAT Live Sound!!
I was there. They also played “The King Is Half-Undressed”.
Lucky
Jellyfish were interesting in the fact that they actually became more popular after the band broke-up (sort of like the Velvet Underground). They're more beloved now than they were in 1990
Jason rocks
So underrated
Roger is awesome!
Absolutely love this band ! Underrated! I saw them in sacremento many many years ago it was on valentine's day and they were awsome !!
And this is LIVE people!
Gosh, how I wish I was there!!!!!!
Wow to hear these two together has magic and Manning has a great voice
Jason + Lickerish Quartet collab would be pretty cool, right...?
It would be awesome! But, why not they get together to play some Jellysfish songs (even without Andy) . I am a fan from Brazil! |o|
@@segundo4018 É nóis!!
@@PedroPetracco heheh boa! =)
Jason’s got a great voice
I have had the pleasure to see Jason twice live in L.A. and both times he was a nice as could be, really great guy! Signed my CD and I got to talk with him as he arrived to the gig and right before he went on stage. My video of him playing at the ROXY is here on youtube somewhere under an old account that I can't access any longer after the Google merger. Roger was kind enough to reply to my emails about 10 years ago and even offered to do a session with me for the right amount of money...I should have taken him up on that just for the chance to play with him! The only bad thing I can say about Jason is I invited him to my wedding and can you believe it, he didn't show up...SSSpppff!!! :)
Great version by 2/3's of the original Jellyfish!!!
Wow great vocals all of you together !!
That is WHYYYY JELLYFISH broke up. Sounds like they did not like Andy to do all the singing. Jason Faulkner's solo I can listen to it over and over again. I enjoy all the comments from everyone can we get together and have a jellyfish fan club meetup?307 solo starts!
Free Free nah, that’s not why. It was much more complicated than that. I’m just finishing up the book now. Definitely a great read and very, very insightful!
What a cool raw guitar sound, never heard of these guys before
Absolutely fantastic!
Great version. 👍🏻
I would kill or maim for a ticket to be at this concert. An unrivaled joy
wow thanx,,,,,,,,,I remember now,,,,,,,,,,,,,z
frickin pop genius!!
I really miss it...
Amazing!
Greatness :)~ thanks
When will NASA invent a time machine so that all the boys and girls can go back through space to see Jellyfish 1 perform music as it was intended to be? Screw the dinosaurs, we want 1991 again.
I saw Jellyfish live 3 times, and as great as Jason is, the band sounded best on their Spilt Milk tour with the new guitarist and bassist. The musicianship was excellent -- the harmonies were astonishingly good.
Agreed. I'm a big Jason fan, but Jellyfish 2 live were amazing. Saw them in Atlanta on that Spilt Milk tour and it was breathtaking.
Could Roger and Jason start a band and call it Spilt Milk?
Roger , Eric Dover and Tim Smith of Jellyfish have a new band Lickerish Quartet
And Andy continues to write tunes for children's cartoons. Please come back Andy
Considering what the music industry has turned into, it's hard to blame him. Though I'd dearly love to see & hear him again.
He's super successful in his own right! I miss his voice and I wish he would come back to music like this too. But if he's happy doing what he's doing and living a private life, I can't blame him at all
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OK. we got one half of the band working together, just have to put pressure on both Andy and Chris for the original line up. give it time people. give it time.
Nodus66 , the band didn’t give Jason enough attention and Jason was writing great songs but they didn’t want him featured as much as Andy, so Jason quit. A shame cuz Jason played guitar, vocals and bass on the first album. And helped arrange many parts but not getting the credit. So yes egos ruin another great band.
Nodus66 Chris was only filling in.
Hello! This is a message from the future to you guys back in in 2013. I write this message in 2019. No Jellyfish unification so far. Enjoy your life. One day Donald Trump will be your president. You have 3 more years of sanity.
@@irjan Prince & Bowie gone, still no Jellyfish, and Trump as president. This is not the future we were promised.
@@irjan We now have 3 former Jellyfish members together in a very interesting project called The Lickerish Quartet
Jason's voice is so much better.
better than what?
Ezra
Decent version, but without Andy, it's definitely missing something. To think ego could bust up such a hugely talented band. Too bad.
Ego is the reason for any breakup. I think this version was great.
"Better" is a fallacy. It is really matter of taste after all.
Sturmer has such a wonderful lead voice. Manning has a voice made in heaven. Mr. Falkner brings a different energy and it is wonderful.
Just a great song performed by a different group. No worries. Wonderful.
@Tony D Yeah im glad Beck hired Mr Jason and Manning
@@HarrySatchelWhatsThatSmell I suppose a record label putting them on the shelves had nothing to do with it.
現場に居ったけどこの曲で泣いてもうた
Is that Jon Brion on guitar as well?? And that is the drummer from Imperial Drag. S'like a super group!
that's the amazing Aaron Kaplan on guitar
Yeah, no kidding: Jon just doing a sideman gig - such discretion and taste. What a pleasure to watch! Thanks for noticing....
If you don't like this, well...
Great to hear Jason singing. Rog's voice is not strong enough.
Jason sounds good, but like he's not entirely into it. Roger voice is a bit off, and it altogether proves Andy Sturmer is a necessary part of Jellyfish's live presence.
I just listened to Spilt Milk and Bellybutton though so it's hard to judge it fairly.
I didn't get that impression about Jason at all. I thought he sounded great and sang it like Jason Falkner would sing it. It's completely consistent with his usual vocal phrasing. Gave me chills, honestly.
I thought Roger and Jason both sounded good, although personal preference is Jason's vocals for the Jellyfish stuff.
Did ego really ruin the continuation of Jellyfish? Or is it that Andy doesn't like fame and being in the best band in the world? This good but it's certainly not as good as with Andy Sturmer,maybe I'm wrong,but it's about time for a full reunion!
Robert Sattler - Um, hey, dude, we were *covering* the song with Roger (and Jason-!)-? It's not Jellyfish, no, but we did our best and I think it's pretty damn good. Thanks for the warm words.
It's hard for some people to disassociate from what they are used to hearing.
It IS pretty damn good! BTW love the drumming you did for the Imperial Drag record!
@@ickysan don't take his comment too personally -- he was probably referring to the lead vocal (Andy just has *that* voice). As I listened to this clip, I was noticing how faithfully you reproduced the drum fills. Sounded great!
Eric Skodis sounds great Eric, must be fun to play those drum parts too!
Somewhere, Andy Sturmer was grinding his teeth.
This is definitely missing Andy. Manning definitely makes it half complete, but Andy's voice is too unique and intrusive so that it leaves the song hollow of its most important part.
Nah….they weren’t trying to be Jellyfish.
Sounds full and great.
@@seamus2112ophelan maybe they weren’t trying, but it’s a Jellyfish song.
At least he hasn't got that damn mustache here
Very nice. Not like with Andy, but good nonetheless.
the crowd is eniterly made up of cartoon people!!!
Never unfortunately. Most people are thick. Pearls before swine
Great stuff, but the drummer needs to learn to blend a little better. Or possibly learn a little vocal technique. His loud, reedy voice really overpowers. I cant speak to the mix / sound engineer - maybe some of the responsibility lies there. Great work Roger and everyone else!
Sounds like he was channeling Andy's parts a bit. I liked the grit
Looked/sounded to me that he was singing in unison with the bass player?
Regardless, he’s a professional all the way, don’t think he needs your advice!