Todd Terje - 'Inspector Norse' Deconstruction at LMC 

BICEP - ATLAS

The Aztec Mystic - Knights of the Jaguar

An LCD soundsystem song ( maybe 'someone great' would be fun to watch)

Juno Reactor - Mona Lisa Overdrive (preferably Matrix Reloaded version) please :)

Boris Brejcha - Schleierwolken

Couldn’t agree more. Anytime I’m feeling down, I throw this on

I know right? It's such a happy track

Heard this tune for the first time yesterday in a coffee shop, had to Shazam it.

go to the live version

It might not be humanly possible.

and dance :)

You can also drink !

That's because there is no microphone aimed at picking up the audience reaction. It seems like their is only one mic, which is only picking up the host. Also we can't see their reaction, which only exacerbates the problem

I've been trying to find it but the sound is scuffed. Do you have a link?

@@maizena7646 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3fEwERTIoX4.html

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uzFOcF3g9D8.html

@@maizena7646 Here ya go: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3fEwERTIoX4.html

@@dafunkyshit ah thank you - I appreciate it but I meant the entire set he had. I've seen the Inspector Norse part and it's awesome :D

I found him by accident when I was on a love heart ( I'm sure you know what I mean by that) and played the whole "it's album time album" and didn't stop moving the whole time. He is amazing. Can't get enough of him now.

Thanks for watching.

So many people still pronounce 'Moog' like a cow would.

But, that IS the magic! :)

MT Although I agree that calling it G minor may simplify the understanding, I feel the key centre (tonic) as F. I deliberated over this however!

Ski Oakenfull Sure, and it’s not like “the math is off” or anything :) But when creating melody and other arrangement parts for that looped progression it’s a bit more intuitive and straightforward to tell students to play as if in Gm - like how the synth melody/riff accentuates the high ‘g’ and isolated would feel like a natural minor melody, or if you were to improvise other riffs, play a one-note rythm guitar, or even jammin blues scale, all would work and feel natural in Gm. I feel arranging in mixolydian, or any other mode for that matter, it is most often very melody-related, more so than purely defined by chord structure - like the tune Scarborough Fair :). But ofc its just my opinion - otherwise it was a great educational video!

Underrated comment.

Wondering the same thing, is it also the Arp 2600?

Totally!

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