What I love about talent is it is relentless. The first iteration was cracking but they didn't stop there. What they ended up with was just extraordinary.
I figured out something. It may appear that many musicians are geniuses. In reality they are just blasting g scale patterns, not knowing what notes they are placing 😂
Can I be honest? The thing I dislike about 'musiciany" musicians as opposed to artists ..all they do is jack off as long as fast as they can and try to impress everybody....... it's annoying... could you ever leave one measure of silence or reflection in your music ? It's like a bunch of drunken assholes at a Cubs bar trying to shout over each other and be the loudest. You may be great musicians but you'll never be artists😊
I don't listen to a lot of jazz, but man, that was awesome! You guys turned that song into an even more emotional experience for me. I mean I got butterflies all over, I think I'm in love! 😂 Great job guys, thank you!
Unfortunately, it didn't happen. The tone of the trumpet and saxophone is very bad. It could have been a different approach. For example, the strings. The sound of the trumpet and saxophone is very dominant.
I find it cool how the very beginning of the final performance was SO Primus feeling before it turned into a Nirvana feel. Definitely Mr. Krinkle feel...
There’s more musical talent in that room than the last 15years of artists on the radio combined. Goes to show that fame and talent don’t necessarily cross paths that often.
Jazz and Classical Musicians start from a young age or go to school or really only explore that genre. Now although surfacers could say “yeah I listen to jazz” To actual jazz musicians it’s the equivalent of saying “yeah I play video games” Or like “yeah I’m watching RU-vid” Or even like saying “yeah I’m looking at a cloud in the sky” It’s infinite bro Anyway yeah these people don’t listen to pop or rock that often. They may listen to that here and there just for giggles but that about it. A professional chef doesn’t go and clock into a McDonald’s. He definitely knows what it is though
He doesn't play the 9 on the D string during the main riff of Pride. He mutes it with his second finger for the first postion and with the tip of his index finger for the second position. Along with the muted E string, It helps to get the "choppy" sound that is a major feature of the rhythm of the song. Also, the first repeat on the delay should be almost as the same volume as the actual note he plays.
I was LITERALLY Freshman in High School when Smells Like Teen Spirit dropped and the endless amazing albums of the 90s that followed. Truly the voice of my generation - GEN X
