Sets the whole vibe to the tune for me. Joe is a complete lunatic and Cory Wong might as well have a metronome in his right wrist, but them keys are it.
Love it or hate, the crowd singing along with Joe Dart is how I discovered Vulfpeck. I saw a video of “crowd sings along with bass player” and I was like “that’s something you don’t see every day”. I’ve been hooked ever since. I love this band and Joe Dart is a beast!
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Such deep and complex lyrics it really makes you think about life as you know it. This song changes your worldview with such ease the only song with such lyrical genius is the famous gucci gang but even it can't rival this, man the boys really hit the peak this time
You have succeeded as a composer if you can write an instrumental melody that complex and have a whole crowd spontaneously, joyously singing along to it. Woody must have felt AMAZING up on that stage.
@@thelaffingllama Yeah, I know, I live there, hence I commented. One of the worst traits of Irish people. That and having absolutely no shame about having a loud conversation with their Mum on a packed train or DART.
Their timing is absolutely incredible, that cube is going at perfect BPM like a virtual metronome for us and they were with it the whole. damn. time. Amazing live performance.
There's a great video clip of Peter Gabriel doing Sledgehammer and the crowd singing the horn section... It must be some buzz to hear your crowd singing your own song back to you... wow.
Seems quite common for crowds in the UK and Ireland to sing/hum along to the music like that. My favourite example is of Franz Ferdinand at the T in the Park festival. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M7Sv3XaX4ko.html
I think he has a jazz background, and perhaps formal music training. Part of that would be solfage (think Do Re Mi), learning to sing all notes as a reference to the root. I had jazz musician friends and most of the them sang along with what they were playing to some degree.
Maybe if they're a bass player. Dean Town is kind of a poor choice to introduce people because you'll be saying 'just wait, it gets good!' several times throughout the intro
Yattahable it's a reference to another video of theres. Also, I wouldn't get in the habit of saying this music is x not y. Its a losing battle and no one person should get to say "these are the correct categorizations of music". Funk is so derivative from jazz, to say that funk isn't jazz is just silly
I would say Argentinian crowds are the masters at singing along with or without lyrics, since years ago. It just seems like everyone in the audience is a musician :D
