Is the first song even a song? The guitar player sounds like a million other guys with an over processed sound. Sorry guys after seeing this I wouldn't buy a ticket or buy the album. No dynamics or passion
do those guys do illegal gigs ? like on unauthorised venues ? outdoor ? no ? is it always in the "legitimate" course of legal paying venues ? have they done squat parties ? do they do free gigs ? I'm just questioning 'coz rap is a business and I don't see in artists working in this music genre doing any good for real subversive actions or thoughts.. beside saying they are so hardcore and bladibladibla.. rap is so a higher self-esteem guru genre like you guys are so great because it came one day you've been taking a mic and be amplified to say that you are so hardcore and dangerous... just asking.. however the dude doing the instrumental is good, good dubstep, good beats, good bass well done. who is he ?
heenez On listening to this again I think you're right. I think I was probably over-impressed by how closely he followed Stanley's lines on the 1st track. Have to admit I didn't watch the whole gig.
heenez I respect your opinion but disagree as I found Copeland's drumming a significant positive especially when dealing with dynamics - building from subtle splash to power driven crescendos. I thought his playing added a powerful an complex compliment to the rhythm that carried each tune.
+heenez have you seen other stuff with Stanley and Stewart? He easily holds his own with Stanley which is why he plays with Stanley. Yeah I know you're a jazz/rock/fusion blah blah blah...
