If the bassline in the first tune sound awfully familiar to anyone else: Its played like its appears in Mobb Deep & Kool G Rap - The realest. Which originally sampled the intro to Ecstasy, Passion & Pain - Born to Lose You.
Outstanding! But what's up with that restless half-assedly attentive crowd? Just straight up talking through the music, WTF?!?! This ain't some lame ass 80s cover band, this is top- tier & world class musicianship at its finest! Geez..Sorry.. HUGE pet peeve of mine.. :) Anyway, thanks so much for sharing, much appreciated! I'm looking forward to seeing them in Oakland next month!
@@LfunkeyA Ok "dude"... Anyway, lighten up francis, it really ain't that deep. In fact, you see the stupid little smiley face after my comment, which is clearly the indicator that I'm not taking this shit so seriously, nor losing my shit or any sleep over this. And FYI, nobody mentioned anything about anyone being obligated to do anything. Talk about being inattentive, you sir, might wanna read my comment a little more carefully. It's nothing more than a personal observation and expression of astonishment and mild annoyance. Clearly people can socialize all they want in a club, and as evidenced in this video, as loudly as they want. However, it doesn't make it any less annoying for the folks who did actually attend with the sole purpose of listening to the band perform. Ok "dude"?
The first song reminds me of santana song called wind or something is there an original to that santana song anyone know ? Maney these guys are doing the original its the sound of that organ off the keyboard that sounds like it not the bass or the lyrics but anyway any help appreciated
Huh? I don’t get it. I’m not familiar with the gentleman singing but I love it. And btw that’s and incredibly bold and general statement unless you’re joking of course
@@Jordarr8994 The truth is I love a lot of singers! Marvin Gaye, Al Green, even Azalea Banks! but for this kind of band and music,,, totally unnecessary--- there's a reason Miles Davis rarely brought singers into the mix in his work and while this bands music is NOT like Mile's it occupies a similar space---- a vocalist in a band like this trying to actually sing lyrics is pretty silly---- these guys are jamming on riffs so these are not really songs. Check out screaming headless torsos if you want to see a great vocalist doing jazz fusion kind of stuff,,, but keep in mind they are playing actual songs.
M. M. That's precisely why this group needs a singer because 99% of this style is just chilling on a vamp for while with very minimal soloing. While me as a musician admire their patience and restraint I do get underwhelmed as I'm listening to these world class musicians and I always want some more. I personally don't care for the singer but if that audience is a decent mixture of say 60% Musicians and 40% non musicians that 40% doesn't have that bridge of musicality to connect to it like the musicians do that's why even though I love to play Instrumental jazz fusion I like to have a singer for 2-3 songs because the common man just doesn't understand what the hell is going on stage.
Best guitar synth award on the doo doo !
Right On FunkItBlog
Great! I love how chilled and authentic this is...so rare.
This band is freakin' GREAT!!! Original - creative - a unique style of their own. Love it!
Pure nastiness...........I love it.
That first Alchemist beat.. The Realest, keeps me coming back
When they start playing whats going on over that outcast bit
I was literally looking for the guitarist!
Are you serious there's no guitarist here ? Because drumheadz do have a guitarist that plays these melodies manwy this is before him
the dilla beat after fall in love is renaissance rap, it's a q-tip joint. That guitar patch sounds good too!
thanks! I recognized it but couldn't place it.
Dr. Octoride and his Tentacools
Good playing guys!!Really dig the drumming and hand drumming too!!
late to the party, but CHRIS DAVE is the DON!!!! MYGUY!!!!
If the bassline in the first tune sound awfully familiar to anyone else:
Its played like its appears in Mobb Deep & Kool G Rap - The realest. Which originally sampled the intro to Ecstasy, Passion & Pain - Born to Lose You.
tifius see the description, it is a cover of exactly that song
Yessuhhh
🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬🚬
Can’t take this!OMG!THIS GROOVE IS sick doc.
Don’t move bassman!👏🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Thanks for sharing! Really lookin' forward to tomorrow night here in New Orleans!
that keyboard is playing awesome
The only rule is there are no rules and play from your soul
thank you... beautiful music!
hope to find "a change is gonna come" on a lp one day
Wow! I want to listen to this again when I'm high. It's fantastic now, when I'm high, I'll probably see God. LOL.
The second joint is not Fall In Love, aside from the vocal. The beat itself is Doo Doo from Dilla's Vintage Vol. 2 release.
Very dope groove starts at 15:09
Very dope
da phatness, my brethen
Outstanding! But what's up with that restless half-assedly attentive crowd? Just straight up talking through the music, WTF?!?! This ain't some lame ass 80s cover band, this is top- tier & world class musicianship at its finest! Geez..Sorry.. HUGE pet peeve of mine.. :) Anyway, thanks so much for sharing, much appreciated! I'm looking forward to seeing them in Oakland next month!
fatbackfunk some people will never understand
To be fair, the show didn't start until 11pm due to a backline keyboard never arriving due to heavy rain. People be drankin'... (including the band)
It could be that they showed up for drinks not the band. And in my experience, women do most of the chit chat.
dude leave the fucking crowd alone. it's a club, people socialize. you're not obligated to worship the music at all times.
@@LfunkeyA Ok "dude"... Anyway, lighten up francis, it really ain't that deep. In fact, you see the stupid little smiley face after my comment, which is clearly the indicator that I'm not taking this shit so seriously, nor losing my shit or any sleep over this. And FYI, nobody mentioned anything about anyone being obligated to do anything. Talk about being inattentive, you sir, might wanna read my comment a little more carefully. It's nothing more than a personal observation and expression of astonishment and mild annoyance. Clearly people can socialize all they want in a club, and as evidenced in this video, as loudly as they want. However, it doesn't make it any less annoying for the folks who did actually attend with the sole purpose of listening to the band perform. Ok "dude"?
10:37 i went like shit sharkey is on the house. where is it? wait, what!?!? no way man....
I can't believe you got this show. What a fucking weird one!
カッコえぇな〜〜おい。
…………おい？
おい〜〜〜〜！！！！
Nice nice and nice
The missing component here...CEE-LO GREEN...
The first song reminds me of santana song called wind or something is there an original to that santana song anyone know ? Maney these guys are doing the original its the sound of that organ off the keyboard that sounds like it not the bass or the lyrics but anyway any help appreciated
top!
That vocoder/octave pedal on the vox is amazing. Whos the singer?
Chris Turner
300% SoundTrip....
Bass is actually Jay Mck. Not Nick McNack.
“Singer” kills the vibe for me
YO ANYONE KNOW WHAT THAT OCTAGON CYMBAL IS ?
okay what guitar plug in is he using....dayum
24:35 momento de sabiduria
not only-"Black" love, edit ourselves with our shadow. the hard sounds
do they cart that piano around with them? pretty dope if they do
Shit. He's so good. I know this is a drum centric page, but let the singer do his thing. Youre way beyond me. Just a thought.
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lead singer disturbing
This performance completely supports my theory that lead singers are unnecessary and should be EliminateD...
Huh? I don’t get it. I’m not familiar with the gentleman singing but I love it. And btw that’s and incredibly bold and general statement unless you’re joking of course
@@fingazfunk Yes, I'm very bold.
the common man needs a singer to connect to music
@@Jordarr8994 The truth is I love a lot of singers! Marvin Gaye, Al Green, even Azalea Banks! but for this kind of band and music,,, totally unnecessary--- there's a reason Miles Davis rarely brought singers into the mix in his work and while this bands music is NOT like Mile's it occupies a similar space---- a vocalist in a band like this trying to actually sing lyrics is pretty silly---- these guys are jamming on riffs so these are not really songs. Check out screaming headless torsos if you want to see a great vocalist doing jazz fusion kind of stuff,,, but keep in mind they are playing actual songs.
M. M. That's precisely why this group needs a singer because 99% of this style is just chilling on a vamp for while with very minimal soloing. While me as a musician admire their patience and restraint I do get underwhelmed as I'm listening to these world class musicians and I always want some more. I personally don't care for the singer but if that audience is a decent mixture of say 60% Musicians and 40% non musicians that 40% doesn't have that bridge of musicality to connect to it like the musicians do that's why even though I love to play Instrumental jazz fusion I like to have a singer for 2-3 songs because the common man just doesn't understand what the hell is going on stage.