No.1658908
>>1658694yea you can literally see him when hes comping at lik 45ish do a little face of
>oh fuck this is rly rly rly fucking fastthen he just does it anyways
nylon string too. what an animal. even django wouldve been humbled
if youve never listened to mclaughlin, you ought to. he normally doesnt do such straightforward jazz, i just saw that and posted it cuz its prolly the fastest ive ever seen cherokee played.
the mahavishnu orchestra was his big band in the 70s, basically invented jazz fusion. but i always thought this one had some bangers on it. buddy miles on drums
No.1658965
>>1658908i'm definitely gonna check out more of his stuff thanks for posting that
>nylon strings i'm not some guitar expert obviously but i do know playing an acoustic guitar fuckin hurts after a bit before you build up any calluses even when you're just autistically stumbling through ez shit
still can't make any of it sound gud but it's fun nonetheless. i bet he could've poked holes in drywall with his fingertips
No.1659108
>>1658965nylon string guitars are usually classical guitars. their necks are completely flat, slightly wider, the action is slightly higher, and youd pluck them with your fingers/fingernails instead of a pick. the idea obv to be able to play multiple lines independently like a piano/lute/harp etc
now his guitar doesnt actually look like a classical guitar
idk wtf it is tbh, but from the sound of it, its def nylon strings. nylon strings are generally quite a bit softer. but i still wouldnt doubt his calluses, cuz the dude also was known for playing
and soloing on, which is just ouch a 12string double-neck electric guitar w the orchestra.
and dont let me talk you out of it. the orchestra itself is def worth listening to, its just a fair bit "harder". john was taking a LOT of acid, banging ravi shankars daughter, and way into the far east mysticism, so theres a lotta that stuff mixed in. nvm all his bandmates were worldclass shredders in their own right.
No.1660311
>>1660256human barbarism is a common theme in a lot of his work
No.1660355
>>1660256>peanutbrained nigger talks about retarded, frivolous shit in jungle gruntsthose songs are about angry young men w no future to look forward to.
not comparable in the slightest, even if they edge on "woe is me" wankery. also ishydltts
No.1660388
>>1660355>ishydlttsalways
just want the day to come sooner
also
>edge on "woe is me" wankery>edgelegend has it morrissey once edged for 20yrs, 7mos, and 27 days
No.1660518
>embeds load on index
>embeds won't load when i open the thread
ffs
No.1660530
>>1660518retard posting retard nigger music
incredible stuff
No.1661649
>>1660518lol yah m8 its fucking drill rap shit
youre not missing anything
No.1662089
>>1662072rip the fuckin vid
No.1662121
>>1662032>>1662038trackers are so much fun. esp if you have a shitty MIDI controller
ive often thought you could prolly teach a BUNCH of ppl who have zero musical background
but decent compsci background to learn music rly easily if you taught it through using trackers.
it cuts through the entire need to learn an instrument enough to play it, and lets you get right into the gud stuff
its also a rly
imo logical way to understand how harmony and rhythm and waveforms and a bunch of other theory shit works. its very visual. even more so than piano
No.1664305
>>1664294ive def heard it in some memeshit before
theres prolly an app for that
i dont have it tho
No.1664306
>>1664232reminds me of stereolab
No.1664310
>>1664232so weird to me how lik str8 up jazz fusion is unironically making itself into a thing in le current year
not that im complaining tbh, i always kinda thought that shit was cool. usually stuffed to the gills w excellent musicians. i think the oldheads problem was they could never actualize any sort of aesthetic around it. and later they could never escape the "kenny g" aesthetic that it was marketed as, and something like thats gonna damn you to the bargain bin forever. but then again thats the only reason i heard it in the first place, cuz it was a buck at salvos
i guess when it rly comes down to it the biggest issue was that the guys who did that stuff were such hardcore jazzers, so theyd get too lost in the jazz sauce instead of, ya know, fusing things
to jazz
No.1664311
>>1664308whoa
searx still works?
No.1664314
>>1664312u got a microkorg or sumfin?
No.1664315
>>1664314the thing is called a vocoder. but i can't take credit. it's a d.j. rogers tune
No.1664317
>>1664315word
the pics are gr8 at least
the microkorgs prolly the cheapest vocoder you can get
well you could prolly jerryrig one just using a DAW and some plugins and a mic, but having a laptop on stage is gay, and that sounds just lik it
No.1664318
gud song, GUD remix. jam starts at 4:39
>>1664311yes budy
https://searx.neocities.org/ No.1664321
>>1664318searx is fuckng dogshit but it's the only way to stay anomolous and still get decent results, half the time i search using that it just takes me to a random instance's searx homepage without actually searching for it, so i have to type it in over and over again until i get a working instance
fuck the nigger that manages it