you better believe i found every example of the lick on this record

@thepopefrancis3015

6 жыл бұрын

Guess you would have

@-Honeybee

6 жыл бұрын

This is incredible. We get a fresh Coltrane album and you not only give us a video, but labor over the lick.

@mr.bluesky4130

6 жыл бұрын

How many instances were there?

@stefan1024

6 жыл бұрын

found one at 2:25 ... can I keep it?

@cerebralaudio5587

6 жыл бұрын

Can't wait for the compilation video of all of them...

Your playing on that track is killer, Adam. Everyone's is. So glad you played a tune. Best tribute possible.

@DoJazz

6 жыл бұрын

True. What's your take on the album Aimee? Can we also expect a video? :)

@k1001001

6 жыл бұрын

100% true. Adam's faces while playing are priceless as well.

@blipblap614

6 жыл бұрын

He's giving the Scary Pockets funk faces a run for their money.

@axel-ec5th

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

My boss was a part of the team that discovered this record! We had a staff meeting the day after they found it and it got entirely derailed as we all did nothing but discuss the record. So cool!

@jazzerson7087

5 жыл бұрын

This is all very cool indeed!! I can almost smell the Vinyl too! Thankyou Adam too for one of your videos which indirectly led me to discovering Richie Beirach BTW. His and Dave Liebman's recording of Naima is one of the best I've ever heard!!

Cool channel. I like your approach. It's accessible but you go deep down the rabbit hole.

@AdamNeely

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Long time casual watcher of your channel

@evanmersky7972

4 жыл бұрын

Langfocus and Neely worlds collide 😍

@yawpaw9796

4 жыл бұрын

With adam the deal always is ballsdeep or gtfo

2:25 wild LICC appears!

Very interesting video. I've always liked jazz with no piano or guitar playing the harmony. There's something about the chords being implied rather than played that makes my ears very happy.

@The_Kevinist

6 жыл бұрын

So i guess you were wildly into Miles Davis? Dude really had some Nazi principles about “avoid notes” there’s even an old little video of him playing with Herbie Hancock Herbie plays an “Avoid note” and Miles death stares Herbie Hancock

@BaieDesBaies

6 жыл бұрын

But don't your ear implies the chords because it heard it earlier ? :)

@Simon.the.Likeable

6 жыл бұрын

Trane may have been feeling the influence of Ornette Coleman and Albert Ayler moving away from spelling out the chords. Sonny's East Broadway Rundown doesn't have a piano or guitar either.

@KnjazNazrath

6 жыл бұрын

Chris do you have a link to that Miles staring at Herbie vid? I'd like to watch that w/ my grandmother so we can have a laugh when I see her next.

@isetmfriendsofire

5 жыл бұрын

I do prefer jazz without piano a lot of the time too. Just gimme horns.

Plot twist: Coltrane left a secret note saying that the record was only to be released in 2018 because he's actually a time traveler and knew that this 2:24 was going to be the biggest music meme ever.

@user-gi3ro9rm9k

6 жыл бұрын

Shit I didn't hear that until now

@TheApostleofRock

6 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU I DIDN"T EVEN NOTICE UNTIL I SAW THIS TAG

@lamenamethefirst

6 жыл бұрын

Edit your spelling of "knew" before someone tells you to. Oh wait.

@mothtolias

6 жыл бұрын

I don't get it

@DoJazz

6 жыл бұрын

Haha, I totally missed that!! Thanks

"when jazz and anti-jazz collide, they annihilate one another and create a massive explosion"

@andrewpearson1903

6 жыл бұрын

Previously we could only use the energy generated by splitting jazz particles in their smallest form to create smaller explosions. Currently working on smashing jazzes and other musics together to produce energy. I call it...say it with me folks

@fluffyfluffykatz

6 жыл бұрын

I believe that's called...fusion.

@andrewpearson1903

6 жыл бұрын

*J A Z Z F U S I O N*

I love how you talked about how the absence of the piano playing chords gives it a unique and interesting sound. People often analyze music as if more automatically makes a piece of music better or more sophisticated, and forget about the importance of negative space and what's not being played.

@julianl5967

6 жыл бұрын

555327 Yeah, right, you have to listen to the notes he's not playing

@abdulf6017

6 жыл бұрын

Julian L unironically yes

@BionicHorseBeats

6 жыл бұрын

Have you heard The Shape Of Jazz To Come by Ornette Coleman? Amazing example of the absence of a chordal instrument.

@AmandaKaymusic

6 жыл бұрын

I have now. Thanks for the suggestion. I haven't listened to that album for years and now I have different listening ears. : )

Are those dice behind you supposed to be loss or am I spending way too much time on the internet?

@alfredo132220

6 жыл бұрын

I don't get it, can anyone explain?

@MrEdUrAt

6 жыл бұрын

alfredo132220 Is your username loss?

@gazereaper

6 жыл бұрын

loss is a meme, look it up. | || || |_

@strengthman600

6 жыл бұрын

Damn I thought I found it first

@AdamNeely

6 жыл бұрын

look at the notes on the dice

Seeing Adam play bass just for the joy of it is so awesome

Wow. "My One and Only Love" is the song I never knew I needed.

@chrispotter3190

6 жыл бұрын

Thundercan't it’s the tune that originally got me into jazz. Just such a captivating melody

@ccalvac18

6 жыл бұрын

The entire album is greatttttt listen to all of it!!

@robcostigan8757

6 жыл бұрын

I love Trane's ballad playing and this, combined with Hartman's sultry voice, makes for a great album. The other cut I dig on the Hartman album is their take on Ellington's Lush Life. So good.

@darrenlee4039

6 жыл бұрын

Check out michael breckers version too, its a great song

@arabesque1

5 жыл бұрын

Johnny Hartman is my favorite jazz vocalist tbh

This is what a sponsored video should be like! Relevant and clearly disclosed.

So glad to see the younger generation appreciating Coltrane. A giant in American music.

This album is straight fire. Probably the coolest thing to happen in 2018.

If you told me six months ago a lost Coltrane studio album would be released in 2018 I would have thought you were pulling my leg. Amazing. One wonders if there are other lost recordings stored away in a dusty tape library somewhere?

@owenwalter451

2 жыл бұрын

And there were

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but the Jazz played throughout this video is really accessible and enjoyable to listen to. Every other time I try youtube-searching for Jazz, everything is a wall of sound that hits and just isn't really accessible for a complete novice.

The production quality of this is really high. Expecially the cat in 4K.

*the lick intensifies*

That Adam Neely trio is killin man! Great job Adam! Huge fan of your music!

Hey Adam, question for next qanda: We often hear that a song is catchy, or that we should try to have a catchy hook, but are never (at least in my experience) told what makes something catchy. Could you explain the theory behind catchiness in songs? Thanks in advance!

@MarcinGuitar

6 жыл бұрын

I'd assume: Repetition, Simple Melody, Approachable Harmony. But I don't really know if thats right

@HypoValence

6 жыл бұрын

Tell me Quanda, Quanda, Quanda!

@samvimes2821

6 жыл бұрын

R E P E T I T I O N N L E G I T I M I S E S

@OnlyARide

6 жыл бұрын

It's gotta be familiar enough to evoke the listener's lifetime of musical permeation (both willing and unwilling) while being just BARELY different enough to avoid getting dragged down to hell by the copyright demons. There you go, now go write the next Wrecking Ball.

@DonutKop

6 жыл бұрын

This definitely deserves a video

everything about this is dope af. wow

Just want to say the video production here is 👌, great job

Loved this - Coltrane's music, the background information, the analysis, the cover version at the end - just a joy. Thank you!

"like finding another room in the pyramide"

@The_Kevinist

6 жыл бұрын

ulf gjerdingen This

@ulfgj

6 жыл бұрын

?

@The_Kevinist

6 жыл бұрын

ulf gjerdingen I was approving the idea to host Jazz radio shows, he’d fit right in

@ulfgj

6 жыл бұрын

approved!

4:57 What software did you use for these arrows? Looks sick!

@pedterson

6 жыл бұрын

So it's one of these modern things without a headphone jack? I'll never be able to afford this!

@kekedawson4415

5 жыл бұрын

lol your sense of sarcasm is funny

Love the trio recording you guys did at the end, and really enjoying your videos as always. Thanks for another cool one.

Everything Coltrane touches turn to gold.

finally some sweet, sweet Jazz again....

One of the best vids you've done this bud, always appreciate the video editing to, great indeed 👍🏼

Such a blessing to have you sharing this video

It's awesome seeing you be able to analyze some jazz on here, I've been watching your videos for a while but never really understood the album format of Coltrane and other jazz groups, but this has opened my eyes to how I can listen to them and what to pay attention to. The performance at the end was stellar! Thanks for your amazing videos, Adam.

damn y'all mfs groovin on that cover

Dude, John Coltrane is wonderful and I love how you analyze him. I'm just a humble pleb who follows your channel but, is it possible you could do more analysis of historical jazz icons that would be so cool to see. I love learning from all your videos and I Hope to see more. :)

holy shit this was fantastic adam. One of my favorite videos in your collection.

Really enjoyed that performance, more of you guys please

Great stuff - enjoyed that a great deal. Perhaps talk more often about specific jazz records? Also can you go through the process of learn such a piece? Thanks for the video.

@JimmyCrumbs1

6 жыл бұрын

He made a video a while ago talking about how he wants to talk about specific albums and analyze them like he did with this video, but can't because they get copyright strikes almost immediately :( kzread.info/dash/bejne/oKatqM-Omtfddbw.html

adam neely unboxing lol

Hey, Adam! This video format, talking about an album and showing your interpretation, is great. You could repeat it often. It was very inspiring.

Global tutor. World-class musician. Now an insightful jazz scholar and Coltrane homage-maker (on a Tuesday). Mr. Neely's videos continue to blast away the hoary cliche, "Those that can't do, teach", by expertly doing and teaching with panache. He's well on his way to becoming our 21st century Leonard Bernstein: public professor, gifted composer, and ace player.

Adam, I have a question for your next Q&A: What do you think about Noise Music? Have you heard of it, and if so do you like it? Also what are your favourite artists? I am a huge fan of many japanoise artists like Merzbow, Masonna and Hijokaidan... Do you know them? What is your opinion of the track by BiS階段 (BIS kaidan) called 好き好き大好き (suki suki daisuki)? It's a very interesting cover of a famous song by Jun Togawa by a collaboration group, consisting a Japanese Idol group called BIS and Hijokaidan, a noise music and performance group. It's a very interesting aesthetic that kind of mixes the sound of harsh noise with a more "pop-ish" genre and that seems like it's pretty well received (at least taking into account the nature of the music), judging by the likes dislikes, the comments and the views of the video, with an occasional comment stating that it isn't music or and that it's just awful... Also, can you could talk about the "performance art" aspect of these groups, oftenly associated with danger music, like that time a Japanoise artist called Hanatarash drove an excavator (there are images on youtube) through the back of the venue... What do you think would be the objective of putting the audience in danger and why do you think there were people going to these gigs where you even have to sign something saying that the likelyhood of getting badly injured is quite high! (I've even seen online that there was a time were Yamantaka Eye, the founder of Hanatarash almost chopped his leg off with a chainsaw...) I would absolutely LOVE if you gave us you opinion on these topics. Sorry for the endless stream of questions, Stay cool.

@jasperwaters5838

6 жыл бұрын

Man, interesting to see this here. I /just/ discovered Boredoms, a Japanese noise band, and fell in love with their record Vision Creation Newsun. Can only hope that Adam has something interesting to say about them.

@TheSquareOnes

6 жыл бұрын

Very cool song, would love to hear more "harsh noise pop." Personally I think people overreact to noise music, it's not really that alien when you compare it to something like brostep which made chaotic explosions of synthetic noise mainstream. Everyone always focuses on the "instrumentation" and texture as being too out there but it really seems like the lack of structure is what really puts most people off, yet you rarely find anyone freaking out about how ambient isn't "real music." It'll probably stay on the extreme fringes of music fandom for quite some time (if not forever) but I wouldn't be surprised to see harsh noise or a hybrid subgenre of it gain more acceptance within a century or so. Just compare the average music of today to the average music of the early 1900s, time after time history has shown that while they struggle at first new "rebellious" forms of music always become the new normal as the shock wears off.

@gon9684

6 жыл бұрын

Agree, I think that noise has great potential musically, even for the "masses"... Most noise music isn't that hard to listen to, at least compared to many comtemporary classical and even some free Jazz musicians... I'd rather listen to an hour of Merzbow's textures and sounds than 15 minutes of Lachemann or Ferneyhough (which I respect and like to know how they think music, but it's oftenly too hard to listen to...)... I also think that noise music in general has great potential has a "combination" of genres... Especially Pop + noise, Jazz + noise and Metal/Rock + Noise in my opinion... Full of Hell's collaboration album with Merzbow is a pretty decent example of the mainstream potential of combining noise with other stuff :P

@franciscoojeda11

6 жыл бұрын

ward

@milosnovotny2571

6 жыл бұрын

I would like to hear this

2:44 Dave Brubeck (Paul Desmond)

Loved your session at the end! Post more of those :)

Brilliant! The live session at the end was icing on the cake.

СУБТИТРЫ НА РУССКОМ были добавлены на рассмотрение! Пожалуйста, помогите, если хотите, чтобы в видео они появились как можно скорее :) Just telling I did Russian subtitles for this video. Hope it will help people, I really do want more people to watch this!

Adam believe it or not, i cried during your explanation of the story behind the album, I'm going to buy this album this same afternoon, no matter the cost or arriving late at work, i must have it cause if i felt these strong feelings just for background music and explanation, i can't imagine how i will feel listening to it on my turntable

@hecbiz75

6 жыл бұрын

Enrico Persia I will buy it also. I haven't bought anything by Coltrane in a long time. He's a god. Transcendent, brilliant, powerful.

Nice performance at the end. And it's great to finally see a video in which one can hear the music under discussion. :)

I learned about Coltrane and Gillespie from Miles Davis Biography. I was 10 at the time and the music I then heard when looking them up blew me away.

0:18 Adam is slowly becoming a memelord

@yawpaw9796

4 жыл бұрын

Know the troll, be the troll.

Does it get any more jazz than 'Trane playing the lick?

The cover is incredible Adam, all three of you played incredibly.

I love the cutout text and pointing to things on paper. Great video!

Love this video, you were right F°°°° UMG taking away the ability for you to stop playing recordings and showing us what coltrane is doing i think this your best video

I saw the thumbnail and laughed out hard...then wanted to punch you in the face I'll edit because I put that joke at the beggining of the video; And I want to add that even though I'm still very crude at jazz, it is always refreshing to see your passion for it, and for music in general. The excitement is visible in you, and I hope that you mantain that passion and inspire others as you been doing for all this time on KZread. Obligatory sorry if my English was bad and...BASS

@xeno2849

6 жыл бұрын

Marcelo Gadelha Your English is perfect. It’s better than some who speak it as their first language.

cool! thanks for taking up the album - both in your review and in your ensemble's tribute

Im so excited for it to fully come out!

Here before the video gets a copyright strike

@unoaotroa

6 жыл бұрын

MrEdUrAt How could it get a copyright strike if it's funded by the company who released the record?

@MrEdUrAt

6 жыл бұрын

Drivez Insane Oops, didn't pay attention to that part. I'm sure youtube still finds a way to strike this with their automated systems

@AdamNeely

6 жыл бұрын

they did! the video was auto-demonetized as soon as i uploaded it. s'all good, though, this was a sponsored video, but it's kinda funny anyway.

@jackorion7157

6 жыл бұрын

Can we copystrike adam neely??!?!

Untitled 11386? Did Coltrane go to film school with George Lucas!

Y'all absolutely killed that. Well done.

I love the formatting of this video. I think talking about the music and then making your own impression of it worked well!

hair

can we get a video of your vinyl setup?

Fantastic, and you got the feel for Coltrane's sound. Great Work!

Emotional news, thanks for the informative video, it was a pleasure to listen to you guys!

man, nothin says "jazz" like three white guys at NYU

@SeveralGhost

6 жыл бұрын

They use a rare pronunciation "jehzz"

@RobertSlover

6 жыл бұрын

hey man everybody understands the blues.

@Danylo88

6 жыл бұрын

ya like jazz?

@borisvandruff7532

6 жыл бұрын

Oh god, we are making this about race? Just enjoy the music and shut the hell up.

@pitstopchr

6 жыл бұрын

The idea that a race owns a genre such as jazz, goes against everything that jazz stands for.

I really wish you could use music more in your education, makes everything so personal.

@alexanderkorte-stapff6824

6 жыл бұрын

i agree. He already has a lot of gig vlogs etc tho, so that has to be enough for now i guess.

Been listening to this since it’s been released. Great analysis.

Thanks for the run-down; I ordered the CD version and will get the LP presently. Very nice play at the end.

Hey Adam, I always notice how in some instruments an octave (and similarly other intervals, but it's most noticeable with an octave) seems to be "bigger" or "smaller" than other instruments. For example, a guitar has "bigger" octave than a piano, a trumpet has "bigger" octave than a flute etc. It's not about the note's actual pitch but more about the sensation of separation between notes. Do you happen to know what causes this effect? Does it have to do with an instrument's harmonics? Thanks!

@BrianFromBoise

Жыл бұрын

What it sounds like you’re describing are the acoustic qualities of the instrument and the nature of their reverberation of resonate frequencies. To simplify the concept, the larger the instrument, the more it can vibrate and thus, the more “forceful” it vibrates when certain frequencies and sub frequencies are expressed. Also, some shapes and materials have more harmonic frequencies present than others. The presence of more harmonics makes the sound “richer”, fuller and thicker.

@BrianFromBoise

Жыл бұрын

Andrew Huang explains it best, I think. kzread.info/dash/bejne/iayTzdegg8jTlrw.html

The Licc intensifies 2:26

Hey, Adam! Beautiful work as usual! HERE'S A CHALLENGE FOR YOU! Make a piece of music using only samples of your voice. And, of course, make a video about the whole process. PLEASE! PLEASE! plz Thank you plz

Fascinating stuff, I love these kinds of insights into the greats. Especially lost albums, there is a great sense of mystery with them. The hair looks good, btw!

I find jazz interesting because I love to play it, but I don’t find joy in listening to it. Idk, for whatever reason I can’t latch on to any melodies most the time. Big band stuff, especially buddy rich, has this energy and structure that really gets me pumping, but smaller quartets seemed so based around improvisation, completely without form, that there’s nothing memorable about it for the sake of listening to it. Now playing it is a different story, as a drummer there’s not an abundance of rules in jazz to follow, you keep swing time and you make sure your hi-hat falls on the 2 and 4, so I really enjoy just playing around with the loose structure of any particular song. I just don’t know if what I’m creating when I loosely toy around with what was once a jazz standard could really be considered music. It’s like the difference between a meticulously planned novel and a casual conversation. I enjoy talking, I enjoy reading, but I’m not sure I’d want to read a transcript of two random people talking, you know?

@remixedremixes

6 жыл бұрын

JackBluebee I like the analogy of reading a transcript of a conversation. I love listening to podcasts, another form of media that isn't pre-edited or structured in anyway. They provide an insight into other people experiences and perspectives that I would not find in any other form of media. So that might explain why I like listening to such improvisational music. It is a musical conversation and you don't always listen for the "tune" like you would in other music. Like watching a live painting, the enjoyment comes from watching the way they approach the canvas, move their brush, and bring their idea into reality with the tools they have, rather than seeing the finished piece itself.

@thatdude3938

6 жыл бұрын

jazz is like masturbation. it's fun to do it yourself, but way worse to watch someone do it

@CaptainSunFlare

6 жыл бұрын

That's fine. You don't always have to make music everyone will like. Play music you enjoy making and have fun playing. You can think about an audience if you ever have one

11386 was released on KZread just yesterday! (on his vevo channel)

@SomebodyPerfectly

6 жыл бұрын

Q _ Q Not really

Wow! Great work you guys. Looks and sounds like you took great pleasure in playing that together.

You should do more album reviews like this that was amazing! The background and pointing out specific things on the record was really cool

That tune in this album, " one up, one down", does it have any correlation to the tune "one down, one up" on the Coltrane Newport 1963 live album?

@MarkQuick0411

6 жыл бұрын

TheHighTower that’s a good question it does seem like a coincidence Coltrane Newport Is a great record 👊

@RJJC

6 жыл бұрын

It's the studio version of that track, which was only available as a 'live' recording until the now IIRC.

God dammit. The lick is ruining me and it's your fault.

@chrispotter3190

6 жыл бұрын

Brian Thering I think you meant to say making your life better

Really outstanding in every way. Another excellent video, well done!

Great vid! So stoked to dig into the album more!

lady gaga at least respects it, so she deserves praise

@mayac4147

5 жыл бұрын

Lady Gaga is absolutely one of the respectable pop stars IMO

I have the whole album in FLAC on my phone. Great stuff! I loved the versions of Vilia. Another album you guys should have of Coltrane is the Villiage Vanguard Complete Collection 4 parts 1961

@stuartcampbell9738

6 жыл бұрын

My understanding is that using good, wired headphones on a phone you can absolutely hear the difference between FLAC and MP3 on a phone.

@BopWalk

6 жыл бұрын

Noah Don't worry, I didn't pay for them, also I use EQ Boosters and Jet Audio Plus app which is a pretty good audiophile player I would say.

@BopWalk

6 жыл бұрын

Stuart Campbell Exactly.

@BopWalk

6 жыл бұрын

Noah Well I can really hear the different between mp3 and FLAC on my setup. Mp3 just sounds more muddy and I have compared 320kps to FLAC.

@BopWalk

6 жыл бұрын

Noah Oh ok

This is one of my favorite videos of yours so far. I caught myself reacting to your group like I was watching you guys live, haha. Damn, trad jazz is good.

Awesome Adam! Thank you...

What’s you’re record player set up like??

@andresramirez8468

6 жыл бұрын

Hair is lookin dope too btw !

@PileOfEmptyTapes

6 жыл бұрын

From what I can see, it's nothing fancy but should get the job done. Something PL990-ish (with an AT3600 or similar?) run into an A.R.T. phono pre, with a little class D amplifier (Sure or similar) for speakers. Mixer looks like a Mackie Mix 8. About what one would expect from a young guy not exactly _drowning_ in money (and presumably lacking the time / experience to fix up a vintage Craigslist find). Better than one of these godawful cheap plasticky USB things for sure.

Adamthony Neelytano

@arcadedomination8006

5 жыл бұрын

The internet's busiest Jazz nerd.

Thanks for this video. I'll definitely be listening to this album. I've heard two covers from it so far on Jam of the Week (Facebook group featuring transcriptions this week).

Well done, Adam! That was an incredible revelation.

3:49 "Rubato" means just stolen in italian, stolen time would be "Tempo Rubato" (just random italian nitpicking :P ) (of course in the grammatical sense, in a musical context the subject is implied, so rubato is fine)

@bacicinvatteneaca

6 жыл бұрын

lobsternutz yeah but the point is that the word rubato is a past participle of rubare, to steal. It's about tempo by context, it doesn't contain the concept of tempo as a word.

@shrapnel4213

6 жыл бұрын

all dem italian in music is not italian anymore, it is music jargon

@bacicinvatteneaca

6 жыл бұрын

shrapnel False. Rubato translates as stolen, and in musical context that refers to tempo. You cannot, and I repeat cannot say that rubato translates to stolen tempo.

@shrapnel4213

6 жыл бұрын

i just did. u mad bruh? musicians through out history appropriated some italian words and used them to convey to each other ideas. that is jargon and it is done. calm your spaghetti tits

@joshcharlat850

6 жыл бұрын

Void614 Basta!!!!

IDK seth Rogen plays jazz

that coltrane and Hartman record is beautiful.

Thanks, Adam. I am now interested in John Coltrane. Thanks a lot...

Trane and a lot of jazz music is pretty cool, but I don't understand any of it, and the music has no impact on me. But I understand this album for some people is like if the Beatles released an unreleased album for me. Ultimately jazz comes off as mostly squeaky noise.

@CaptainSunFlare

6 жыл бұрын

HarryIsTheGamingGeek that's fine. It doesn't have to appeal to you. Tbh I get the same feeling hearing the Beatles. They just sound like a bunch of high pitched me singing over repetitious guitar chords. As long as you can understand and accept the opinion you just read and understand whatever you felt about it is what others may feel about your thoughts on jazz, as well a respecting others opinion (which you seemed to do. No hate on such a influential early rock group either fyi) it's fine to think that. Music is o my what it means to you

@8PedroFerreira

5 жыл бұрын

To appreciate stuff like Coltrane, you first gotta listen to simpler stuff. It’s like a non English speaker reading Shakespeare only after a couple months of studying it. Listen to snarky puppy or something like chris potter. They are complex in a way, but not to the point where it’s hard to listen to

@CaptainSunFlare

5 жыл бұрын

8PedroFerreira Dude! I never thought of it that way, but yo u hit the nail on the head. Well put man!

M'69th....can you pin me?

@samvimes2821

6 жыл бұрын

M'69thn't

Good to see you play .... cool interpretation

Your bass face in this is definitely one for the books.

Awesome. Thanks Adam.

Excellent explanations, as usual!

Awesome cover! Always drumming in particular was incredible!

loving this new video style man