btw....have you ever seen/heard thousands of people clapping (correctly) a 9/8 beat..here you go:
Super stage background. Super crowd! Super groove.
...groove by the way: The question of measure reminds me of a former drummer of my former band.
He became every time crazy if we didn't count a song. 1,2,3,4 = 1st cycle, .... 1,2,3,4 = 4th cycle = 1. Verse, now chorus: 1,2,3,4 ...
If we played from the belly and made a mistake he was absolute in raged.
And now you show a crowd in 9/8.
That young lady is really impressive , she blends all of Pastorius legacy with a incredible virtuoso talent from the music of India , wow
been my favorite band since I found this. Azam's vocals have the goose bump factor
Super stage background. Super crowd! Super groove....groove by the way: The question of measure reminds me of a former drummer of my former band.
He became every time crazy if we didn't count a song. 1,2,3,4 = 1st cycle, .... 1,2,3,4 = 4th cycle = 1. Verse, now chorus: 1,2,3,4 ...
If we played from the belly and made a mistake he was absolute in raged.
And now you show a crowd in 9/8.
Actually you just told me the reason why I had always "discussions" with "drummers from the western hemisphere"...several times these discussions became really funny.Like "we can double or halve the groove of the song but it is forbidden to get slowly faster or slower during the song.."
And I talk about pros here..sad view,strange "rules" on music,no;So 2/3 of drummers/percusionists/musicians out there in the rest of the world are wrong..just we here in europe are right..well..
Btw..great music in your last videos.
been my favorite band since I found this. Azam's vocals have the goose bump factor
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I love Sufi-music but your link does not work.I know the artists though..great stuff.If you are interested I would like to post some ancient (well..over 1500 years old) byzantine song sung by an great (and beautiful) artist:
I guess you could call this the "opposite of mainstream" and if you ever have the chance to listen to this kind of spiritual-stuff in some mosque or church..dont let this chance pass by..
New Opeth... a masterpiece... again...
I love Sufi-music but your link does not work.I know the artists though..great stuff.If you are interested I would like to post some ancient (well..over 1500 years old) byzantine song sung by an great (and beautiful) artist:
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I guess you could call this the "opposite of mainstream" and if you ever have the chance to listen to this kind of spiritual-stuff in some mosque or church..dont let this chance pass by..
Very nice, she has a beautiful voice!
@Lance-a-not
Wonderfull hint! The link has no function here in Gemany but I watched another footage. Very impressive and nice musicans! Didn't know them.
Is she Kurdish, Iranian, Pashtu? The language sounds in this way.
She and her husband (who does most of the strings in their music) are Iranian.
Though they are Canadian now
http://www.niyazmusic.com/
Love LRB, one of my all-time fave bands, SWASS. Great choice man!
For sheer class of production, harmonies, arrangement, songwriting and performance, they're top-of-the-heap IMHO, sharing pride of place with only a handful of bands through history, if any.
For now, I've fallen out of love with electric guitars and am engrossed with nylon string guitars both in classical and smooth jazz music.
I just bought a nice crossover Cordoba guitar and, while I'm listening to a lot of Manuel Barrueco, these guys have caught my ears.
Very entertaining.
Very entertaining.
And very impressing.
Masterfully without safety net or a double bottom!
This will growing to a nice thread! So beautifull artists.
On TuesdayI talked about upcoming musicans from the so-called second und third world.
Now here is another highlight in my eyes. His name is Gavin Idema (with i) and I observed hin on YT since 2, 3 years.
In my humble opinion he isn't only a good lead guitarist who only shines by technical playing. He is innovativ and a good songwriter, too.
But sometimes I think he calculate every singel rice grain wether he eat it or invest the money into his gear.
He is great:
If I see the music developement in Indonesia of the last 10 years I'm sure we will get some big surprises and great guitarists in the future from there!
There is a big guitar-movement at that time. Absolute interesting what there going on.
Awesome player.. His fingers are a mile long.. And he does look like he could eat a little more
Great suggestions here, will go through all of them, one by one.
My favorite non-mainstream certainly is Chris Whitley:
And he does look like he could eat a little more
Yes. About 5-6 calves, 2 elephants and 4 chicken for dessert. Or half of me. Then he could possibly look quite normal. And me too.
If you ask... old stuff but magical
