I agree chat is wack as shit for a lot of what they are saying in this vid but asking a sex worker what she is willing and not willing to do very excitedly sounds pretty horny to me
I mean it’s a story from the perspective of a dude who is a regular at a bar and apparently slays a lot of tang. But a new woman comes in and it’s no longer just about him having sex with a woman. He’s absolutely smitten, and intrigued, and prematurely IN LOVE with this woman’s essence the moment she comes in the bar. People seem to be comparing this to actual rape and it’s so fucking insane
@@drewlichty8091 Call me a hater but fantano never struck me as someone to be taken seriously. This whole community and their attitude towards music repels me, it's so chronically online and the way they talk is hyperreal. Ik this is not necessarily a bad thing but fantano seems to me like a magazine for music discussion, it's all about tastemaking, fashion and gossips rather than social and cultural commentary and analysis.
@@jordanmalone2547 oh ofc but its like 10x worse with people who base their channel around opinions, like politics or reviews. Not being critical of him but Fantano has very up front opinions. If you look at channels who are less opinionated or have a more balanced understanding of other sides, the chat or comments are still bad but not as bad.
Very very rare occasion that I find a fade out fitted perfectly. The ongoing and continuous nature of the relationship and doing it all again next week and the week after that. it’s as if it trails off without being concluded as his sad character continues doin this whether we are here to hear it or not.
Agreed !! I also feel like it sorta mimics the over confident bravado of the character followed by his actual self as he ducks out of the establishment fast and goes back to his depressing life outside of the public eye.
I used to hate fade outs until someone told me they made him feel the song lasts on forever in a parallel universe and now I love them if done well.. Don’t Fear the Reaper is a great example
important for a fade to have a reasoning behind it i think. Similiar vibe is People, Let's Dance by PSB - the fade is to signify the fact the party in berlin never stops even if people come and go
It’s always struck me a s strange how often songs will fade out whilst actually picking up pace instrumentally. Like what is it meant to convey? A sense that there’s more but you’ll have to wait and see it live? A suggestion of its indefinite continuation? Or just a very easy way to finish a song? Nails do fades very well with the last tracks of each of their albums having the last riff crawl into obscurity
It's because of the 1940s 1950s mid century pop sound that Geordie seems to love. Just listen to Marlene Dietrich and it sounds something like from the same era as the Disney classics.
For some reason I dislike most musicals but I enjoy this. For some reason I can enjoy theatrical music when it’s still focused on the music and is saying something interesting. I love something like Bat Out of Hell for a similar reason.
someone here said it’s corny but it’s not just corny it’s also desperate. i’m a sex worker. so this song really like hit me in a place i didn’t expect it to. never really listened to black midi the song was just recommended to me on my youtube feed. there is a specific kind of client that has so much pain and longing inside him, but instead of facing that pain and interrogating its origin, it’s so much that the client needs allllllll these little specific little things to happen and part of it is control but really it’s about a fantasy world he has constructed and hides inside where he is finally worthy of love. i think greep (is that his name i hope?) really effectively used music to describe this frantic world. especially at the end when the pain starts to really become apparent in its heartbreaking beauty.
for anyone who has listened to the magician it's noticeable that this will be a theme on the album. "the man who pays his wife £200 to have sex" and the whole i've been hiding from my mistress section. its about self worth, the magician does his disappearing act because he doesnt feel valued enough to be loved. very poignant stuff from greep.
yeah this theory will definitely be validated on the album based on the live cuts I've heard, though it surprises me you were able to read so effectively into just this song
So well said, it hit me the first time I heard it too, it made me uncomfortable and disgusted at first, then came back to it again, feeling almost sympathetic. Greep is a genius, it’s giving a lot of Zappa’s satire, with Fripp thrown in there
@@jacobgarcia7986 i’ve been a high class male pr**titute for eleven years. i’ve met this type of guy a number of times in my career. MY question is, how did Greep so effectively exemplify this type of man interacting in this specific situation ?????
I think a lot of them just name random artists and hope that people who are equally as musically illiterate agree with them so that they can feel smart
@@americomolina2722 I’m aware of that, but Geordie is obviously the writer and director, so to speak. The only context I know him from is his work in Black Midi so naturally I think of their work when I hear him playing a riff like this. I don’t think it’s bad by any means, I just think that Black Midi is a special group with amazing chemistry and Geordie’s work will probably always shine more when he’s working with them. I love the chaos and dissonance they bring. I do hope I’m wrong about that, though. Ofc this is just my opinion
So many of black midi's songs deal with sexual insecurity and slimy men, this is telling me how much of it has been Greep's contribution 😆 Reminds me of a high-energy latin Steely Dan
God I wish Alex Turner had more diverse inspirations. It's like he heard 2 or 3 albums of lounge type music and just proceeded to launch his band into a whole lounge era.
@@kerpal1233 honestly, i am still convinced that he is a talented songwriter, but i think you're on to something. It seems like he only knows music uninspiring enough to think that the only way to go is to ape it.
Fantano hasn't been paying close enough attention if he thinks this is the first solo thing to drop from the bm boys. Cameron did a whole one-track album and Greep has been playing tons of absolutely KILLER shows as "Geordie Greep and the Swing Boys". The split has actually been quite an exciting time for fans of the boys
cameron also opened for bcnr just recently at their show in philly. not sure if he did the other shows on their tour but he’s definitely been working on his solo stuff for a while at this point.
I didn’t dig it too much after the first listen but loved the video. Cut to 2 days later my gf is like: “What the fuck are you singing” I had no clue I was even singing anything. Low and behold it was: “All the revolutionaries (Holy, holy) All the Jihadis too (Holy, holy) 'Round the world, I'm holy (Holy, holy)”
@@bravelittlepod Well dumb criticisms like that are par for the course with his chatters from the bits I’ve seen. The ‘song’ did sound awful to my ears though.
Our species isn't completely roasted considering 95% of this comment section is comprised of people who greatly enjoy this song and understand it's artistic vision in defiance to the outspoken minority of young and brain rotted libtards/dab smokers (I'm politically left I just didn't have any other way to put it lol). This vehement distain for anything containing suggestive or odd themes dealing with universally unaccepted language or behaviors is annoying as fuck. Eat-men-eat says the word f@gg0t? Bad song, gross, bigoted. Nevermind the fact that the man being the lyrics and vocals is homosexual. Holy, holy deals with a narcissistic, controlling man paying for fake sexual gratification from a woman at a bar (although he is oddly respectful though it's not apparent)? Same thing. Don't get me started about the other side of the brainrot spearheaded by the "damn bruh das crazy, this shit corny fr 💀" people. I absolutely love this song.
I mean i hear the musical theater influence (more like Tin Pan Alley than Hamilton and other Broadway plays though) but they make it seem like that's a bad thing
Honestly straight in the top 10 songs of the year for me. The urgent intro that sounds like a pumped up Franz Ferdinand, the way that breaks to the verse and the reveal that he's not flirting with a random in bar but actually an escort?! Insane
Blindly downloaded the video after it popped up in recommendations, it came on when I put my download playlist on for my morning commute, I parked so I could watching the video while listening.
Someone in the chat mentioned "Messages from the Stars" and I never noticed it before but it definitely sounds similar at the start. That being said I cannot fathom listening to this song and not immediately recognizing it as an all-time banger
Man his chat think they’re so self entitled, half of what they spam is just “this sounds like *insert artist*”, just to try and prove that have some music knowledge. Just enjoy the music for the music man, regardless of who it sounds like lmao
On top of all of this. Once you move past the veneer of the character, And how humorous it is. The song becomes so sad and desperate. People have no ability to feel even a shred of empathy for anyone slightly different.
Obviously chat can, and does, have bad takes.. but the vehement denial of this track sounding like musical theatre, or even a Disney song, is hilarious. That's not necessarily a bad thing y'all, stop being so defensive. It does sound like that at many points, and it slaps!
Songs like Augmented 4ths, Dangerous Liaisons and this are even better when you follow the story and try to understand the kind of characters aren't supposed to be charming. Even the fade at the end makes sense because of the lyrics
It’s when Geordie gets caught up the character and the character almost stumbles or begins to sound shaky in their desperation. Satiric virtuosic fusion is back.
Are we still using "theater kid music" as a pejorative ? What's wrong with being theatrical in your music ? Does everything have to sound so serious and so drab all the fucking time?
i could get a random dude from a untouched civilization from a random island and he would have more media literacy and musical understanding than anthony's chat
Seeing "incredibly horny song" in the chat during the line about standing in the bathroom and specifically not having sex is so comical
yea
it’s because no one in his chat has ever kissed anyone
😂😂😂
I agree chat is wack as shit for a lot of what they are saying in this vid but asking a sex worker what she is willing and not willing to do very excitedly sounds pretty horny to me
Watching his chat not understand that Greep is playing a character is so fucking funny
Fr, i was in that chat and it was so frustrating. I was kinda getting the vibe that anthony also didn't understand it.
Seriously though. If they think the lyrics here are too much, then they are not ready for the likes of Warren Zevon, Randy Newman and Donald Fagen
They looked at the mirror and didn't like it lmao
I mean it’s a story from the perspective of a dude who is a regular at a bar and apparently slays a lot of tang. But a new woman comes in and it’s no longer just about him having sex with a woman. He’s absolutely smitten, and intrigued, and prematurely IN LOVE with this woman’s essence the moment she comes in the bar. People seem to be comparing this to actual rape and it’s so fucking insane
@@drewlichty8091 Call me a hater but fantano never struck me as someone to be taken seriously. This whole community and their attitude towards music repels me, it's so chronically online and the way they talk is hyperreal. Ik this is not necessarily a bad thing but fantano seems to me like a magazine for music discussion, it's all about tastemaking, fashion and gossips rather than social and cultural commentary and analysis.
Steely Dan with undiagnosed schizophrenia
Greepy Dan
😂😂😂 spot on
Mathy Dan
Steely Dan but held hostage by Robert Fripp.
I got more of a Jamiroquai vibe
i love how the entire second half of this song's lyrics feel like they're in parentheses
greep is a fan of proust!!
What does this have to do with PinkParenthese
@@karmanline7w b-boy's a liar = proustian
such a cool way to describe that lol
@@obstaculo2shes a genius
‘SO LOONGGG make it STOP’ fantano chat listen to a song longer than 2 minutes for the first time
Fantano viewers when a song is longer than a tiktok video
FOR THE FIRST TIME MENTIONED‼️‼️‼️
Literally lol. It's 6 minutes ffs
His chat is so bad dude
This song kinda sucks too
@@CreamedCorn2002You were in the chat
I’ve noticed a parallel with people who have very opinion based content and how bad the chat is.
@@JamosHeat it’s pretty much every person who makes content, even channels or people who don’t make content, it’s the internet
@@jordanmalone2547 oh ofc but its like 10x worse with people who base their channel around opinions, like politics or reviews. Not being critical of him but Fantano has very up front opinions. If you look at channels who are less opinionated or have a more balanced understanding of other sides, the chat or comments are still bad but not as bad.
chat thinks anything latin sounding is lin-manuel miranda LMAOO
Chat is what happens when you listen to rap
@@Garrett1240 this is arguably worse than anything the chat said what the fuck
@@Bikonito and the majority of them happen to listen to rap
@@wabek5882 what the fvck!!!
@@Garrett1240 yeah lmao this shit was a layup but you came here with a dumbass take
Very very rare occasion that I find a fade out fitted perfectly. The ongoing and continuous nature of the relationship and doing it all again next week and the week after that. it’s as if it trails off without being concluded as his sad character continues doin this whether we are here to hear it or not.
Agreed !! I also feel like it sorta mimics the over confident bravado of the character followed by his actual self as he ducks out of the establishment fast and goes back to his depressing life outside of the public eye.
I used to hate fade outs until someone told me they made him feel the song lasts on forever in a parallel universe and now I love them if done well.. Don’t Fear the Reaper is a great example
@@SuperMoodyyy
A good comment thread for once. Good job boys.
important for a fade to have a reasoning behind it i think. Similiar vibe is People, Let's Dance by PSB - the fade is to signify the fact the party in berlin never stops even if people come and go
It’s always struck me a s strange how often songs will fade out whilst actually picking up pace instrumentally. Like what is it meant to convey? A sense that there’s more but you’ll have to wait and see it live? A suggestion of its indefinite continuation? Or just a very easy way to finish a song? Nails do fades very well with the last tracks of each of their albums having the last riff crawl into obscurity
hope the guy who said it sounds like a Disney song successfully raises enough money for his eardrum transplant 🙏
Oh hey Biko
I can see it
No joke I considered blocking out the chat so yall don’t have to look at it like I do 😭
@@Champiness Maybe for the first like 2 minutes. The ending sounds more like something Bowie would write
It's because of the 1940s 1950s mid century pop sound that Geordie seems to love. Just listen to Marlene Dietrich and it sounds something like from the same era as the Disney classics.
I literally can’t stop listening to this masterpiece again and again! Feels weird at first, stays with you somehow, then infinite loop!
Same thing, man
For some reason I dislike most musicals but I enjoy this. For some reason I can enjoy theatrical music when it’s still focused on the music and is saying something interesting. I love something like Bat Out of Hell for a similar reason.
One hundo per chundo
someone here said it’s corny but it’s not just corny it’s also desperate. i’m a sex worker. so this song really like hit me in a place i didn’t expect it to. never really listened to black midi the song was just recommended to me on my youtube feed. there is a specific kind of client that has so much pain and longing inside him, but instead of facing that pain and interrogating its origin, it’s so much that the client needs allllllll these little specific little things to happen and part of it is control but really it’s about a fantasy world he has constructed and hides inside where he is finally worthy of love. i think greep (is that his name i hope?) really effectively used music to describe this frantic world. especially at the end when the pain starts to really become apparent in its heartbreaking beauty.
Greep is not just mocking this person, he’s also showing compassion for him. And that’s really interesting.
for anyone who has listened to the magician it's noticeable that this will be a theme on the album. "the man who pays his wife £200 to have sex" and the whole i've been hiding from my mistress section. its about self worth, the magician does his disappearing act because he doesnt feel valued enough to be loved. very poignant stuff from greep.
yeah this theory will definitely be validated on the album based on the live cuts I've heard, though it surprises me you were able to read so effectively into just this song
So well said, it hit me the first time I heard it too, it made me uncomfortable and disgusted at first, then came back to it again, feeling almost sympathetic. Greep is a genius, it’s giving a lot of Zappa’s satire, with Fripp thrown in there
@@jacobgarcia7986 i’ve been a high class male pr**titute for eleven years. i’ve met this type of guy a number of times in my career. MY question is, how did Greep so effectively exemplify this type of man interacting in this specific situation ?????
Common Fantano chat L, this song fucks.
Why tf are you here then you psycho 😭
@@colecaine.1 bro, I love the song?
@@tyler_keebleHis chat are like “Geordie is being sus” not realizing it’s a character.
@@tyler_keeble lmao I read your comment as "this song sucks" my bad
The 72% good is criminally low
It’s amazing how many references to artists fantano’s chat makes that are completely inaccurate
This song is so latin coded theater core, it's giving incel and major disney vibes
I think a lot of them just name random artists and hope that people who are equally as musically illiterate agree with them so that they can feel smart
guy who has only seen boss baby type chat
very "zappa-esque"
13 year old fantano watchers when a song tells a story: "musical theatre ☝️🤓, 3/10 cringe"
Theres definitely musical theatre influence, let the 13 year olds point out the obvious.
this song blew my fucking mind.
1:53 why does it look like he made that sound with his mouth lol I'm
actually peak song I can't wait to hear the album
The lyrics are like an English translation of a non-English song. So literal and direct.
Absolutely fucking incredible song, immedietely one of the best songs out of any of them
Hard disagree lol, without cam and morgan it’s just watered down Midi imo
hard agree
@@TreeFiddehSevendefinitely not watered down, there’s a lot of musicians that worked on the song as well
@TreeFiddehSeven because your trying to find for another black midi album,this is purely the greep man greepin
@@americomolina2722 I’m aware of that, but Geordie is obviously the writer and director, so to speak. The only context I know him from is his work in Black Midi so naturally I think of their work when I hear him playing a riff like this.
I don’t think it’s bad by any means, I just think that Black Midi is a special group with amazing chemistry and Geordie’s work will probably always shine more when he’s working with them. I love the chaos and dissonance they bring. I do hope I’m wrong about that, though. Ofc this is just my opinion
So many of black midi's songs deal with sexual insecurity and slimy men, this is telling me how much of it has been Greep's contribution 😆
Reminds me of a high-energy latin Steely Dan
Another in a long, unbroken series of reminders that this chat is not to be taken seriously.
Someone in chat said "it's like if Alex Turner was just 20% more mentally insane"XDDDDDD
God I wish Alex Turner had more diverse inspirations. It's like he heard 2 or 3 albums of lounge type music and just proceeded to launch his band into a whole lounge era.
@@kerpal1233 honestly, i am still convinced that he is a talented songwriter, but i think you're on to something. It seems like he only knows music uninspiring enough to think that the only way to go is to ape it.
So on point though
The people who didn't get the second half of the song probably think the song "welcome to hell" is a pro military song lmao
Has everyone in the chat calling this “Hamilton-esque” never heard of talk singing
i think its because geordie kinda sounds like lin manuel miranda lmfaoo
@@jkcaray4747but like… he doesnt… at all😭😭
@@jkcaray4747he sounds like an Irish immigrant during the roaring 20s, where tf are you getting Lin Manuel Miranda????
Bro in chat rly said 'too nick cave for me' LMAO has my dude ever listened to nick cave? If he has its embarrassing
The lyrics could be
No I def see where he's coming from
100% chances that Greep has been influenced by Nick Cave his entire life man
@@sobastian802yeah I was going to say the same wtf is OP saying lmaooo
@@ridethelighting83Yeah the lyrics could be Nick Cave, they remind me more of Leonard Cohen really.
No one is talking about the album cover 😭 it's fire
Album covers were a lost art for a while but it seems to be coming back
at 1:53 it looks like fantano is making the guitar sound with his mouth
Now every time I hear that sound I cannot stop thinking about this exact moment
I can’t breathe oh my god Lmao
*opens mouth*
WAHHHHHHHH
that's just how he talks
love the characters desperation in the 2nd half, in fact through most of the album. Absolutley love it.
1:53 perfect timing
I’m Greep-pilled
greeping on my geordie till i'm holy
Chat is brain-dead? What else is new?
the sound
1:52 I can't believe Anthony can make that sound so effortlessly, he's so talented
LOL
JAJAJAJAJAJA
this song has been stuck in my head for days, it’s so fucking good
Fantano hasn't been paying close enough attention if he thinks this is the first solo thing to drop from the bm boys. Cameron did a whole one-track album and Greep has been playing tons of absolutely KILLER shows as "Geordie Greep and the Swing Boys". The split has actually been quite an exciting time for fans of the boys
I mean Cameron's project still isn't in streaming, so this literally is the first song to actually "drop" since then
@@gabrielhicks8043 hadn't noticed, I don't use streaming
Anyone heard from Morgan? I haven't seen anything myself
cameron also opened for bcnr just recently at their show in philly. not sure if he did the other shows on their tour but he’s definitely been working on his solo stuff for a while at this point.
@@kraken7177 Man I would have killed to see that.
@@voigto he was incredible. came out on stage with just himself and a classical guitar and blew the crowd away.
someone said “lin manuel miranda core”??? because it has latin influence?????
LITERALLY- just say it sounds latin bruh
I didn’t dig it too much after the first listen but loved the video. Cut to 2 days later my gf is like: “What the fuck are you singing”
I had no clue I was even singing anything. Low and behold it was:
“All the revolutionaries (Holy, holy)
All the Jihadis too (Holy, holy)
'Round the world, I'm holy (Holy, holy)”
That part is so catchy
Out of context of one the most sus lines to be heard singing. In context of the song it’s one of the least sus lines 🤣
It creeps up on you hey? Two days after first hearing it I was exactly the same
I found the “I want you to put your hand on my knee, will that be alright?” part wouldn’t leave me and eventually found myself listening on repeat
Let’s Groove - Earth, Wind and Fire. Absolutely amazing song. He gives me Neil Hannon with his tone too.
Divine Comedy W!
Definitely feels like Casanova era DC!
The triple beat guitar riff is so primus, its the toys go winding down if i remember, just like welcome to hell is John the fisherman
the line "she greep my geordie till i holy holy"
Zoomer media literacy fully on display in dude's chat lol, as a species we are cooked
I don’t even know what you mean by this comment. All of you people may as well be speaking a different language.
@@jonathanmarkham1998they don't understand the lyrics and are complaining that the song is too long (6 minutes is literally nothing)
@@bravelittlepod Well dumb criticisms like that are par for the course with his chatters from the bits I’ve seen.
The ‘song’ did sound awful to my ears though.
Dawg greep is literally gen Z and his main audience is also genZ idk what ur on about
Our species isn't completely roasted considering 95% of this comment section is comprised of people who greatly enjoy this song and understand it's artistic vision in defiance to the outspoken minority of young and brain rotted libtards/dab smokers (I'm politically left I just didn't have any other way to put it lol).
This vehement distain for anything containing suggestive or odd themes dealing with universally unaccepted language or behaviors is annoying as fuck. Eat-men-eat says the word f@gg0t? Bad song, gross, bigoted. Nevermind the fact that the man being the lyrics and vocals is homosexual.
Holy, holy deals with a narcissistic, controlling man paying for fake sexual gratification from a woman at a bar (although he is oddly respectful though it's not apparent)? Same thing.
Don't get me started about the other side of the brainrot spearheaded by the "damn bruh das crazy, this shit corny fr 💀" people. I absolutely love this song.
Personally, I liked it more than any Black MIDI. Not for everyone but I definitely messed with it. THE PERFORMANCE.
Fantano described it perfectly "it's too much going on, but I admire it for that"
Prog Barry Manilow
dorks in his chat calling this "theater kid music" as if it sounds like musical theater at all.
Only people that watch his streams are carti kids or rock fanatics
Fr it’s such an empty criticism to anything slightly alternative or/and narrative driven
I mean i hear the musical theater influence (more like Tin Pan Alley than Hamilton and other Broadway plays though) but they make it seem like that's a bad thing
i mean it absolutely is, his delivery is super theatrical
Theater kid music is music that theater kids listen to, not strictly theater music. It's theatrical music, one could say.
My god what fantastic lyrics. I’m blown away!
who is this girl out of nowhere am i really this out of fantano lore
Tiktoker called epotty she has collabed w him before
she adds absolutely nothing. shes kinda annoying
@MOJSTER99 tbh this is true for most of the guests. I guess it is good that he is promoting other creators in the music criticism space though
Can you start blacking out his chat? I fear the braindead energy will rub off on me
Honestly straight in the top 10 songs of the year for me. The urgent intro that sounds like a pumped up Franz Ferdinand, the way that breaks to the verse and the reveal that he's not flirting with a random in bar but actually an escort?! Insane
Blindly downloaded the video after it popped up in recommendations, it came on when I put my download playlist on for my morning commute, I parked so I could watching the video while listening.
does his chat listen to any music?
Song of the year
this song is so good, its iver
i think the overlap between Brad's chat and Fantano's chat is very noticeable in this particular video.
the animation memes that will come out of this are gonna go so hard
Crazy they got Donald Fagen on this song
That’s an insult to Don
NO WAY SOMEONE SAID THEATER KID CORE
Someone in the chat mentioned "Messages from the Stars" and I never noticed it before but it definitely sounds similar at the start.
That being said I cannot fathom listening to this song and not immediately recognizing it as an all-time banger
Amazing song. People complaining the song is 6 min long is insane. (Too many rap fanatics in his chat) They would never survive a Swans track.
Sshhhhhhh
ok grandpa
@@belly-avrill im 27.
@@morten3093 27 going on 72 more like. Jk, you're alright. I don't think the song fully earns its runtime though, especially given its a fade-out.
@@michaelarcher4445 yea I can see the arguement with the fade out, also if you aren't into/used to this type of music
I always got an Adrian Belew vibe from Geordie
I do think it's good!
this is like steely dans aja if they recorded it on holiday in south america
Man his chat think they’re so self entitled, half of what they spam is just “this sounds like *insert artist*”, just to try and prove that have some music knowledge. Just enjoy the music for the music man, regardless of who it sounds like lmao
I DO think the steely dan comparison is super accurate tho lol
@ making comparisons is completely valid, it’s just whenever everyone is spamming only comparisons to try prove something. Maybe just my pet peeve tho
Imagine saying you don't like this piece of audible heaven.
On top of all of this.
Once you move past the veneer of the character, And how humorous it is.
The song becomes so sad and desperate. People have no ability to feel even a shred of empathy for anyone slightly different.
Greep entering his full blown cocaine phase.
Bro his reaction at 1:50 matches perfectly with the guitar
PMRC and Tipper Gore in the chat. Do people not know what sensuality/sarcasm/playing a character is???
epotty falling for the mysterious greep charm
Idk why but this song really gives me David Bowie's Lodger and I love it
WHAT IS CHAT ON ABOUT LMAO HAVEN'T THEY HEARD A SINGLE BLACK MIDI SONG BEFORE !?
This album is incredible- beautiful and batshit insane.
ppl hear a story that isnt in rap form and think its “theater kid core” and that pisses me off😭
This is a fresh take on fusion
Not really but it’s fun.
Greep heard "The Second Arrangement" one time.
thank you
I love how the chat is comparing this to artists that just aren’t even remotely comparable. Nick cave?? Phil Collins?? Huh???
Obviously chat can, and does, have bad takes.. but the vehement denial of this track sounding like musical theatre, or even a Disney song, is hilarious. That's not necessarily a bad thing y'all, stop being so defensive. It does sound like that at many points, and it slaps!
no it absolutely does-fucking-not 😂 you're delusional, dude
It’s like the point of the song and what makes it so subversive, chat misunderstands it (theatre kid core 🤓) and the comments deny it.
I think it was said as an insult though, it does sound theatrical but the song is nowhere near a disney song
Man, going into the new Laura Marling song after this is a change of pace...
Songs like Augmented 4ths, Dangerous Liaisons and this are even better when you follow the story and try to understand the kind of characters aren't supposed to be charming. Even the fade at the end makes sense because of the lyrics
Anyone notice the main riff melody sounds similar to "Let's Groove" by Earth Wind & Fire?
This is just Greep acting through that one The Rehearsal episode
I'm dead
"Greep time, bam" is my favourite Fantano quote of 2024
im putting my hand over the chat while watching this
Geordie Greep is an example of what happens when a theater kid discovers king crimson
It's "Private Dancer" from the customer's perspective. Plain and simple.
This feels beyond theater kid music to me. It’s just…too wild to be lol. I am absolutely here for this.
My favourite part was the bit where he said "Holy"
Those Fantano drones can suck it, this track is already GOAT
It’s when Geordie gets caught up the character and the character almost stumbles or begins to sound shaky in their desperation. Satiric virtuosic fusion is back.
Can't w8 4 more of dat holy groosy
Reminds me of The Toys Go Winding Down by Primus with its groove. I really dig it. Quite different than Black Midi but of course it is…
As a massive fan of both, you are very much correct and I can't unhear it now
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Incel anthem 🔥🔥🔥
If only he’d written this at the time Disney were making The Lion King
Are we still using "theater kid music" as a pejorative ? What's wrong with being theatrical in your music ? Does everything have to sound so serious and so drab all the fucking time?
It's its...Greepy!😂
i could get a random dude from a untouched civilization from a random island and he would have more media literacy and musical understanding than anthony's chat
chatter says “steely dan on acid” that’s just regular steely dan
On the hill the stuff is laced with kerosene, but theirs is kitchen clean
Maybe some Zappa influence?
This song fucking slaps!!!!!
"we have to talk about that" isn't that, like, Fantano's whole job?
Also Morgan is playing on the new Nala Sinephro album
Can't wait