Just watched the "part 1" and so impressed, then, i see YOU WORK IT. What a treat. Goose has to be my new fav, taken that spot occupied by Umphreys for years.
@Michael Palmisano I'm still so confused on the Jam section. What are they doing underneath the Jam? It's Gm but I still cant grasp what exactly they're changing/playing underneath. If anyone could help that would be awesome! Thank you.
I've been following you for several years now. love your videos. would love to see a reaction to "the dead sugar magnolia live from bonnaroo" Uffel80 posted the video. jimmy herring was the lead guitarist on that tour and it is an absolute rocker. i caught several shows from that tour..
Michael, have you heard of Asaf Avidan? I know you are big fan of meaningful lyrics. Please have a listen of the Reckoning Song live at the Acropolis. It might not be the best version of it but the interlude hits hard. There's so much truth in it...
Please check out Joe Russo almost Dead or (JRad) Joe Russo drummer with Bobby and Phil , Jeff Chimenti in Further They have brought the highest energy Grateful Dead music for almost a decade and their interpretations are stunning at times (You tube Nugs Red Rocks shows) You will love them !
We’re all a conglomeration of our influences. Goose is the first jamband that brings Berkelee chops and a distinct early aughts indie influence to the scene but I find their jams repetitive and derivative. Look no further then when Trey sensi’d them at Radio City - the jams were alive, organic, and pushing boundaries. Currently they don’t reach the same place on their own. Phil talks about the importance of the synthesis of the unhinged improvisation of the late 60s with the song structure of Workingman’s and Beauty that produced the pinnacle of Europe 72. Goose has the potential to grow into that if they can breathe and grow. Let’s let them live and grow into their potential without crowning them as something they’re not or dismissing them as something we’re not allowing them to grow into.
Or perhaps using phish as an indirect measuring stick isn’t fair either. I completely agree about letting them grow into their own potential but I personally love how their jams organically grow without always having to go completely off the grid like phish (although sometimes they do and that’s cool too)
Yeah, but I find that Phish, in spending so many years being hyper-sensitive about not being a repetitive and derivative "cliché" of a jam band, has ended up with a modern style of jamming that is often quite muddled to my ears. There is definitely a cliché "jam band" formula which is often overdone, but, I don't know that the answer is to go to the opposite extreme - which I think Phish of late sometimes does. In a strange way, I'm finding Goose's more "traditional" jam band chops, combined with the indie undertones, refreshing after trying, and failing (for the most part), to warm up to the so-called 3.0 era of Phish.
The Borne jam right after this is one of the best things ive ever heard
That Borne jam is probably my favorite jam by them ever. I have listened to it at least 40 times by now haha.
That Chateau jam is spiiiiicy, too.
Can't wait for part 2 tonight!
Yessss. I refresh UA-cam everyday hoping for a video of you and goose! Always love the vids !
Are we witnessing a new Renaissance for guitar based rock? These new bands and solo artists sound awesome, sophisticated, and gifted.
You are one talented guitar player, Mr. Palmisano! Picking up the structure of songs so accurately and quickly is impressive.
The second half of Madhuvan is beautiful
I love Goose! Thanks for doing this reaction!
Thanks for the phenomenal mix! 🎧
I’m soo glad I subscribed to this channel!!! Dude!!!!! ❤❤❤
Love what you do !! Vibe & direct queens and kings!!! Should look that up!!!
Great to meet you on Friday night. Keep up the awesome work. I dig the vibe.
Sounding incredible, can't wait for the tour
Woohoo!! GOOSE!
I remember when you first reviewed them. ❤🔥
That main riff has Grateful Dead “The Other One” vibes.
Cowboy Neil is back at the wheel
I was thinking “The Other One” or “Mind Left Body Jam-ish” vibes
When a goose video drops in, it's gonna be an awesome video reaction from michael. These guys are so incredibly cool
Cotter is Goose 2.0 Can't wait for summer!
Cotter really connected with Trevor. He is an incredible addition to this band. Stoked for ATL shows!
You need to review Toshiki Soejima. He’s a phenomenal neo soul, blues/light jazz guitarist who is always accompanied by stellar musicians.
Goose! Can't wait until Goosemas!!!
I love this band they’re new to me. I’m an old dude at 65 but they got the special sauce going.
Goose needs it’s own Sirius XM channel
GOOOOOOOOSE
The bird lore is beginning. Next is Swans and Geese
Please do some breakdowns of the CAP run. These are so amazing, thank you!!!!
Just watched the "part 1" and so impressed, then, i see YOU WORK IT. What a treat. Goose has to be my new fav, taken that spot occupied by Umphreys for years.
That’s Elmore James “One Way Out” right there.
I hear some late 90's Sting in those changes too
@Michael Palmisano I'm still so confused on the Jam section. What are they doing underneath the Jam? It's Gm but I still cant grasp what exactly they're changing/playing underneath. If anyone could help that would be awesome! Thank you.
Think I might have figured it out.. F -> Eb and then F -> G
I've been following you for several years now. love your videos. would love to see a reaction to "the dead sugar magnolia live from bonnaroo" Uffel80 posted the video. jimmy herring was the lead guitarist on that tour and it is an absolute rocker. i caught several shows from that tour..
Michael, have you heard of Asaf Avidan?
I know you are big fan of meaningful lyrics. Please have a listen of the Reckoning Song live at the Acropolis. It might not be the best version of it but the interlude hits hard. There's so much truth in it...
It's audio only, but please consider Jeff Buckley's live (cover) version of Strange Fruit, from Sin-é - a haunting and nuanced rendition.
Sounds like Tower of Power here!
I’m getting some Mayer vibes
check out pendulum prog - audition. you’d be surprised.
Need you to react to the new Mk.Gee album Two Star & The Dream Police. the guitar is amazing
That progression you played at 13:36 sounds an awful lot like the chord progression at the beginning of Stella Blue sped up.
Someone please have him watch del Castillo
Lonely advocat 98
Please check out
Joe Russo almost Dead or (JRad)
Joe Russo drummer with Bobby and Phil , Jeff Chimenti in Further
They have brought the highest energy Grateful Dead music for almost a decade and their interpretations are stunning at times
(You tube Nugs Red Rocks shows)
You will love them !
Busy part 97
Please react to Morgan Walker’s new song Lies Lies Lies
Goose is a legitimate band
Michael my brother
Why would anyone name themselves Goose? Lol. I hear echoes of The Spin Doctors and Widespread Panic here.
Geese has to be the next video now.
Or a tribute band 😃
We’re all a conglomeration of our influences. Goose is the first jamband that brings Berkelee chops and a distinct early aughts indie influence to the scene but I find their jams repetitive and derivative. Look no further then when Trey sensi’d them at Radio City - the jams were alive, organic, and pushing boundaries. Currently they don’t reach the same place on their own. Phil talks about the importance of the synthesis of the unhinged improvisation of the late 60s with the song structure of Workingman’s and Beauty that produced the pinnacle of Europe 72. Goose has the potential to grow into that if they can breathe and grow. Let’s let them live and grow into their potential without crowning them as something they’re not or dismissing them as something we’re not allowing them to grow into.
Or perhaps using phish as an indirect measuring stick isn’t fair either. I completely agree about letting them grow into their own potential but I personally love how their jams organically grow without always having to go completely off the grid like phish (although sometimes they do and that’s cool too)
First jam band with a singer that can sing and who plays incredibly melodic solos that even my wife appreciates. Things move on.
Cool story bro, you’re too invested in this. Go outside and enjoy life
I think we’re listening to different bands. Goose rocks
Yeah, but I find that Phish, in spending so many years being hyper-sensitive about not being a repetitive and derivative "cliché" of a jam band, has ended up with a modern style of jamming that is often quite muddled to my ears. There is definitely a cliché "jam band" formula which is often overdone, but, I don't know that the answer is to go to the opposite extreme - which I think Phish of late sometimes does. In a strange way, I'm finding Goose's more "traditional" jam band chops, combined with the indie undertones, refreshing after trying, and failing (for the most part), to warm up to the so-called 3.0 era of Phish.
Too much moustuch.
God they’re awful