It might just be because I just saw them live, but her drumming reminds me a lot in places of Kansas' Phil Ehart - the skipped beats, stuttersteps and really angular syncopation . VERY cool. Gonna have to look into this band more than I have, obviously!
When did you see them live? They added a new drummer to their band a few years ago. Hana, the member playing drums in the video, now plays guitar. So now they're a twin-guitar band.
I will check the review, but can’t believe you got thru the reaction without mentioning how lil Bo Peep convinced Keith Emerson to don a “Royale with cheese” suit! My favorite group of virtuoso entertainers 💃🎸😎
@@robertturner8040 mindset is mindblowing, amazing, fusion of jazz, funk, punk and rock, IDK how to classify it, just pure Gacharic Spin at their best, so good.
I know you probably get a lot of requests but I'm hoping you can fit this song in your rotation. Tanagra - Witness It's maybe the best song I've heard in the past decade. It's 14 minutes of prog goodness.
Gacharic Spin are brilliant, this track "Nicorin Star Commuter Rush" is a chance for Tomo-Zo to really show off what she can do because she's very usually very much a "play for the track" player who rarely takes lengthy solos or leads, but she's great at it when she does! Everyone gets to show off what they can do in this track though, from the unusual, groovy, and off-kilter drum patterns, to Koga's funky bass lines, to Oreo's tasty keyboard solo. My personal favourite band due to the combo of great playing skills, creative and experimental but still catchy song-writing, and the sense of sheer joy and exuberance that flows out of them, especially live. As others have mentioned, their new track MindSet is fantastic and well worth taking a look at if you want something funky and a touch proggy.
Check out Gorguts, canadian avant-garde technical death metal. Technically demanding, structually complex songwriting with strong use of dissonant and atonal guitarwork. Gorguts - Obscura (early material -98) Gorguts - Forgotten arrows (from the last full length album 2013) They also have released one song 33 minute ep in 2016.
Gacheric Spin recently put up a new song called "Mindset", both MV and Live version on their official channel. The live version was published Aug 3, 2021. Go with the live version.
@@deanwolfechannel Many times people will not want to review both a MV and live of the same song, so I suggested which version I thought was the better of the two.
Aaaw, my first mention :´) - Glad you liked it. And I agree about the happy vibes, the main riff could be from a sunny Sonic the Hedgehog stage. This one is nice, because it puts some spotlight on Tomo-Zo (guitar), she's usually not that prominently featured in GS, although she's a great guitar player. Another one that is quite guitar heavy is their latest release Mindset, she's going for funk instead of rock there, but also killing it: ua-cam.com/video/QmL0V667QzI/v-deo.html If you really like them, I'd also recommend getting some of their DVDs & Blu-Rays, because a lot of their best stuff isn't on UA-cam. Amazon Japan is a good source, since they ship worldwide and also do all the customs stuff, when you order there, so there's less of a hassle when importing.
I don't know if you have already checked the darker side of these girls, Doll$Boxx: ua-cam.com/video/EOLZ2gLGwL4/v-deo.html , by the way as I understand "Gacharich" is a deformation of the english word graphic.
My understanding of "Gacharic" is that "Gacha" is taken from the onomatopoea "Gacha Gacha" to describe clattering (also used with Gacha vending machines etc) with "ric" added as a "fake Englishisation" of something "being in the state of" - e.g. asymmetric for a thing that has the state of asymmetry.
bloody hell never thought I'd see you reacting to Gacharic Spin, thats mad that is.
surprise. they are great
It might just be because I just saw them live, but her drumming reminds me a lot in places of Kansas' Phil Ehart - the skipped beats, stuttersteps and really angular syncopation . VERY cool. Gonna have to look into this band more than I have, obviously!
Interesting observations
When did you see them live? They added a new drummer to their band a few years ago.
Hana, the member playing drums in the video, now plays guitar. So now they're a twin-guitar band.
The drum pattern is basically James Brown's "Cold Sweat" (1967) but faster
I will check the review, but can’t believe you got thru the reaction without mentioning how lil Bo Peep convinced Keith Emerson to don a “Royale with cheese” suit! My favorite group of virtuoso entertainers 💃🎸😎
I forgot Oreo was a cheeseburger for a while haha
Mindset is their latest release you would enjoy
yes Mindset pls!
Ok
Yes mind set
@@robertturner8040 mindset is mindblowing, amazing, fusion of jazz, funk, punk and rock, IDK how to classify it, just pure Gacharic Spin at their best, so good.
indeed- just reacted to it, fine fine stuff
I know you probably get a lot of requests but I'm hoping you can fit this song in your rotation.
Tanagra - Witness
It's maybe the best song I've heard in the past decade. It's 14 minutes of prog goodness.
OK
Gacharic Spin are brilliant, this track "Nicorin Star Commuter Rush" is a chance for Tomo-Zo to really show off what she can do because she's very usually very much a "play for the track" player who rarely takes lengthy solos or leads, but she's great at it when she does!
Everyone gets to show off what they can do in this track though, from the unusual, groovy, and off-kilter drum patterns, to Koga's funky bass lines, to Oreo's tasty keyboard solo.
My personal favourite band due to the combo of great playing skills, creative and experimental but still catchy song-writing, and the sense of sheer joy and exuberance that flows out of them, especially live.
As others have mentioned, their new track MindSet is fantastic and well worth taking a look at if you want something funky and a touch proggy.
just reacted to it!
@@deanwolfechannel Amazing, worth it right? :P Now to check out the live version then the new MV they're releasing tomorrow! :P
Packed with talent And GS's answer to YYZ i love this band .And Tomo-zo is up there with the best .
Check out Gorguts, canadian avant-garde technical death metal. Technically demanding, structually complex songwriting with strong use of dissonant and atonal guitarwork.
Gorguts - Obscura (early material -98)
Gorguts - Forgotten arrows (from the last full length album 2013)
They also have released one song 33 minute ep in 2016.
ooo, sounds cool, will do
i like this band a lot
Gacheric Spin recently put up a new song called "Mindset", both MV and Live version on their official channel. The live version was published Aug 3, 2021. Go with the live version.
did it, but the video first
@@deanwolfechannel Many times people will not want to review both a MV and live of the same song, so I suggested which version I thought was the better of the two.
A total deeeeeeelight!!!
Btw...somewhere there is a vid of Oreo going into a burger king while wearing her cheeseburger outfit...
To me, this song feels like Yes woke up in a good mood.
But Yes was actually good.
Confused.
Actually, Tomo-zo is an amazing guitarist. She can do metal, too >> Doll$Boxx
Terrible boring guitarist.
great job this band rules
Aaaw, my first mention :´) - Glad you liked it. And I agree about the happy vibes, the main riff could be from a sunny Sonic the Hedgehog stage. This one is nice, because it puts some spotlight on Tomo-Zo (guitar), she's usually not that prominently featured in GS, although she's a great guitar player. Another one that is quite guitar heavy is their latest release Mindset, she's going for funk instead of rock there, but also killing it: ua-cam.com/video/QmL0V667QzI/v-deo.html
If you really like them, I'd also recommend getting some of their DVDs & Blu-Rays, because a lot of their best stuff isn't on UA-cam. Amazon Japan is a good source, since they ship worldwide and also do all the customs stuff, when you order there, so there's less of a hassle when importing.
yes!! i reacted to it, video is up on my channel, thanks
I recommend cdjapan to get japanese CDs too.
Pre-ordered their upcoming album there and many more CDs/DVDs from many bands
I don't know if you have already checked the darker side of these girls, Doll$Boxx: ua-cam.com/video/EOLZ2gLGwL4/v-deo.html , by the way as I understand "Gacharich" is a deformation of the english word graphic.
graphic spin? interesting
My understanding of "Gacharic" is that "Gacha" is taken from the onomatopoea "Gacha Gacha" to describe clattering (also used with Gacha vending machines etc) with "ric" added as a "fake Englishisation" of something "being in the state of" - e.g. asymmetric for a thing that has the state of asymmetry.
@@nanakakitano9724 Yes. The band leader, Koga explained as you said.
From gachapon and does not contain a k sound...thnx
The absence of their terrible vocals is appreciated.
Guitarist is still boring as dirt though.