Parcels - Enter (Live from Hansa Studios, Berlin) 

I wanted to hear that transition to that sweet baseline

I completly feel you. I never listend to a Album so offen like parcels Vol. 1

This is the only album I'll never get tired of listening over and over ...simply because of it's seamless transition. Showed this to my music tutor at college and he was flabbergasted at how good it was ...he even saved the album on his personal playlist.

Yes

Agreed

Never heard of it until just now thanks to RU-vid recommending it, but damn... You might be on to something here!

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Same, before parcels it was vulfpeck for me

Same haahahha

crazy, mine were daft punk and vulfpeck too. Now I'm into L'impératrice too

hmmm not a bad collab parcels with daft punk :)

@@riconthemove pretty much most bands signed to the Kitsune label I fricken love

I think I figured out the chords : D (without the D), F, A, Am7 third inversion, D first inversion, F, G. Left hand made : D second inversion and then the octaves G, A, D, D and finally chords F and G. I hope I'm understandable ^^ Enjoy :)

@@aloneinthelight7005 Thanks! I sat down at my keyboard to try to work out the nuance of the chords and this is what I got. I've written the notes in each chord and then next to it a description/notation of it. I'm not achieveing the same muddiness that he gets on some of the chords. I'm not sure if it's because of the piano or the bass notes. I've tried adding other notes to some of the chords but none sound right other than an octave below. Patrick doesn't appear to be stretching an octave in his left hand though. If anyone hears something different please let me know! :) F#2 E3 F#3 A3 F#min7 (no 5) G2 F3 A3 C3 F/G A2 E3 A3 C#4 A second inversion with A in the left hand D3 G3 A3 C4 E4 Amin7 third inversion /D D3 A3 D4 D5 keep the sustain from the last chord F2 C3 F3 A3 C4 F (add F4 to the top second time) G2 F3 G3 B3 D4 G7 third inversion with G in the left hand Third time round the D, F and G7 are higher inversions D3 A3 D4 F#4 D (Higher) F2 C3 F3 A3 C4 F4 F G2 G3 B3 D4 F4 G7 root inversion with G in the left hand Fourth time it's back to the original set Fifth time it's the higher D but original F and G7