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RIP Baris Manco

çeviriciden çevir yazdığımı :) şarkıları ayırdığın için sağol:))

Cheers for the playlist, it's also interesting to see how you grasped that a song might go by different names hahaha, love from Istanbul 🇹🇷

For example the song at the 1 hour mark is also known as Çayeli'nden öteye and tabancanın sapını gülle donatacağım

@@64ELTURCO Listening to Altin Gun has made me interested in listening to the songs performed and arranged by other artists who came before them more in line with Turkish tradition, but searching for the songs with the titles Altin Gun used didn't give me any results. I then tried searching with the first phrase and then found results for Leyla and Kolbasti. Every other song, like Yolcu and Cicekler Ekiliyor, were easy to find. I found a lot of alternate arrangements, and have been suggested a lot of Saz playing videos, notably from the youtube channel ALICI SAZ EVİ ANKARA, and a variety of other videos in line with Turkish, Lebanese, Armenian, and Arabic music. Its been incredibly enjoyable experience, especially with being stuck inside.

@@jmathews4765 it's nice to hear that, since this is the music I grew up listening to. It's kind of funny, in a weird way, that the music which is so inspiring, and so Turkish in itself, has become forgotten here in Turkey, but has experienced a sort of revival abroad. I think the most important aspect I take from you is curiousity and your persistence. Cheers for the input, my friend.

VAY BEE...

Dziekuje

Lucky guy

Absolutely the same case.

If you like this you can listen these : -Cem Karaca -Selda Bağcan -Barış Manço -Moğollar -Edip Akbayram -Erkin Koray -3 Hürel

@@m4ck1nho97 Just wanted to send you some love for sharing

@@sbd983 Yeah, but that music was in the shadow of country rock era in the West. Good thing they are bringing it back :D

@@guilaumemorin5844 actually all turkish knows that musics, they are not dead for now. altin gun introduce those music to world

They are from Turkey, they are not opening their body parts or inspiring consume culture. People who create popular culture, won't let this become mainstream, sorry...

Wherever you from friends, me Turkish guy from Germany can t wait for concert

Resmen 70,80 yılların güzelim Anadolu rock müzik tadına götürdü Kuzey Kıbrıs Türk Cumhuriyetinden kucak dolusu sevgiler.

I hope you get to see them live one day.

I will be there with you!

Maybe some higher authority tells you not to

İstanbul Babyllon konseri ikinci kez ertelendi, biletimi iade etmiyorum... bir gün elbet olacak !

I've missed them a few times myself. I'm not a huge concert guy anyway, but I wish I could've made it when I had the chances. One day with any luck, right?

Gaye su akyol

Dilek Türkan

Barış Manço, Moğollar, Selda Bağcan (records from 70's), Dadaşlar

😍🙏😍

Die Musik kommt aus den 70 ern ich meine von den emanzipatorischen Kräften aus der Türkei. Weiß aber nicht zu 100% Bescheid, weil ich eigentlich nicht so viel mit der Türkei zu tun habe als hier geborener.

Maalesef.

Hakkaten haklisin.. bunu soylemek aci olsada dogru .. kendin=mde gordugum icin soyluyorum

Masallah edebiyatin supermis gercekten.. bi kelime ettin olay oldu

God of F. .i am very curious about that

most of the lyrics don't have meaning

@@ilkerozari5117 ne demek anlamı yok. Neşet ertaşın tek cümlesi dünya alem felsefenin dibine vurur. Yapma etme gözünü seveyim. Aşık veyselin tek parçası yeter.

The words in these songs are the stories of the poor and proud people of Anatolia.By the way, your determination is wonderful my friend

@@ilkerozari5117 bence senin sözlerinin anlamı yok.

She Portland say

yea. probably my favorite Altin Gun song

Listen also original Song by Erkin Koray

@@christophermiller194 Onur Can Özcan intihaşk 🙏

@@Serkant75 Onur Can Özcan intihaşk 🙏

Obrigado do Istambul querido

@@vahitbora um abraço amigo!!!! 🇹🇷🤜🏼🤛🏼🇧🇷

So cute lol

Not another world. These are Turkish folk songs :)

@@gigiblogno8 yes...we owe a lot to Barış Manço for his folk songs as well as others back in the day C*

If so, better to discover Baris Manco too. As he is the father of this type of sound in Turkish history.

Come to Kırşehir! Kırşehir is full of orientalist Blues Musicians (Asik Veysel= Bach = B.B.King) (Neset Ertas = Mozart= Jimi Hendrix)

Take me too hommie

ociabi anything for a fellow homie 💯

@@samuelblanco6468 these guys straight up pump happiness into my veins . I hope they come to the US

ociabi they did! They opened for tame impala here in Houston last fall(which is where I found out about them) and I know they did other shows around the US. I love tame impala, and even though it was my first time seeing tame, I still felt a deeper connection to Altin Gun, no flashy lights, just good music. Had me, and my two whiskeys dancing the whole set lol. I don’t think they have done their own US tour though!

@@samuelblanco6468 I discovered these guys today and I'm hooked. I'm Turkish myself I love Turkish psychedelic rock(Anatolian rock) and listen to them whenever I'm on shrooms or need a bit up endorphins hahaha. Just googled it ant there here next spring in TN.

Mükemmel değil mi

Hayir deiller . Şuurlari kayip

@@mr.nobody2320 neden bro

Has their popularity increased in NL these days?

Kesinlikle 👍

Buyuk laf ettin… eyvallah

70lerin en iyi grubu dervişan dır

I, also, hope to see eran zahavi in fenerbahçe.

@@volkun he is a very good player. Big scorrer.

İsrael and peace in same sentence... Are you kidding?

Shalom ^^ 🖐

Fuck off Zionist.

bende ordaydım :) efsaneydiler. sonuna kadar durmadan dans ettim :D

How exactly does in ears "kill music" ? What is the angle of that particular stupid statement ? There's merit to playing together on stage sound, but it doesnt really stand as a "purity" argument in a lot of situations, when the venue has catastrophic returns, when you dont want to depend on a third party for your live mix, when you dont have an engineer in house and want to be able to just plug and play, depends also on particular bands formations and what instruments you play. Sounds a lot like the tiresome and bland "it was better before" and you can clearly tell you dont know many professional musicians. There's a reason everyone is switching, and theres a lot of ways not to make it an hindrance to creativity and the feeling of being whole on stage. A good mix in ear allows even better live "understanding" between musicians than ever before, and that manner of working as a group has existed in studio environnements for almost a hundred years, so what if you get clarity while on stage aswell ? I know Miles Davis would have loved those modern in ears and what they allow. Time to get that head outta that booty, this isnt a fad nor will anything be lost in translation, music and the way we make it always evolves, and that's why it's so powerfull.

@@sirzebra Where did I say it kills music? I'm just admiring the skills of people who do things perfectly without the support of modern solutions. It proves that extraordinary skills still exist among musicians.

​@@ArturdeSousaRocha You just said "music isnt dead" while implying "modern solutions" is somehow a problem, or a crutch. You just did that again, adressed 0 arguments, and now pretends theres some magical skill that is lost with modern hardware, as if these guys here, that you seem to respect, would somehow lose all of their hard work, musicianship and skill if they didnt play on "old school" sound (but still top of the line festival gear, that you also have no clue about). You're just like these dudes that said wired instruments would mean the death of music. Are you still mad about the invention of the printing press while you say those very big words with very little common sense on the internet ? Come on man, one last time : there's no correlation between skill and gear, and there's certainly no "wrong" way to create. Get real already, loose that dumb narrative. So there's more credibility in playing a shitty soundstage live... what's next, Artists should starve ? A hotel room isnt "real" enough, you have to sleep in a van in between the drumkit to be legitimate ? What about regular hygiene, does it make you a fraud compared to minstrels of old ? Some strange mix of mystical thinking and backward hustle theory you got going on here, and i just realised you somehow interpret using a metronome as some other capital sin ahah, do you spit on conductors when you go to the opera ?

Şşttt alooo, be careful, never say such lovely words about a Turkish woman on public abicim, you'll gonna get into troubles anadınmı. 🥸

HELAL OLSUN...

Bbc turkcede plot yapmislardi grup icin. Orda hikayelerini anlatiyorlar, YTda izleyebilirsiniz..

Bu güzel müzik için teşekkürler Türkiye! 🌷🇹🇷❤️🇱🇺🌷🙂👍

Birader mixcloud.com adresinden grup kurucusu Jasper Verhoulst'un Mixtape kayıtlarına bak. Adam uzun bir süre Türkiye'de kalıp araştırmış. Seçtiği parçalarıda albümüne koymuş. Çokta iyi yapmış. Yüreğine sağlık. Saygılar.

yazılan cümleden "özenmeyi" kötü anlamda kullanıyorsunuz gibi geliyor bana. Her millet kendinde olmayan şeyi ilginç buluyor. Bize latin müziği flamenko nasıl ilginç geliyorsa, Kolombiyalı Arjantili de bağlama çiftetelli zeybek vs duyunca ahh bu ne diyor. Kendi kültürümüzü bilip, bir yandan diğerlerinden de keyif almalı.

Hakikaten şahane bir ses kaydı olmuş.

Bu performance dil Mucize devam edior...

Same :D

it's a cover? interesting. as i posted, it's exactly the same bass-line as googoosh's 'talaq', which i thought she in turn had lifted from somewhere, but couldn't remember where: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UOc5w2S4MQY.html

Same here, but it is lasting more than a year already. Hope they come to Bulgaria!