Jon, I always find your comments interesting. I always found you to be the most talented musical and creative student That I ever had. I enjoyed your beginning writing of musical notes, and your creative playing of all the instruments dubbed over on tape that you had me listen to in school. Keep it going. I will always be proud of you. Bob Fortino MJ Whalen Jr High school.
I just wanted somewhere I could express my admiration for this man. He consistently makes the most beautiful, soulful music I have ever heard in my life. Long Live Jon Brion.
Siddharth Gautam- It's a deft pickup on your part, for sure. Most people think they'd have no problems if they were king, or beautiful, or filthy rich, etc. But, perspective is the ultimate goal. The varied views of the world are the key.
This man helped write Floating by Mac Miller and I just want to know how he created such a lovely timbre and atmosphere. I feel like I will be chasing this sound my entire life.
Fully agree with this. It's crushingly tragic that we didn't get to see the fully evolved picture, but at least we have a notion of the journey they were on together and it's massive credit to Jon that he was able to help Mac realise his vision so clearly.
I see a lot of Jon Brion fans here. If you haven’t yet, make sure to check out Mac Miller’s post humous album “Circles”. Jon worked closely with him creating it , and then Mac left us , and Jon was tasked with finishing the album as Mac would have wanted it . Which is an insanely emotional and transcending obligation, and he did absolutely wonderful. My personal favorite off the album is “Woods” and I would tell anyone to start there if u are curious. The albums is great check it out. And RIP to the young Mac Miller, he was on the cusp of being loved by the whole world . The loss is a tragedy.
Once upon a time Interviewers asked questions This is no longer the case Now they make statements, and ask for validation And nobody seems to have a problem with that
This was cool... I make/write music and record at home where I am "my own master" as said here but I like acting... When I finally get jobs ha its "what would you like director sir/madam" a nice balance I hadn't thought of it like that...
Echo Park / Silver Lake scene was legitimately homey & almost Laurel Canyon esque communal for a hot minute; then the money got f*cking weird and word on the Strip was if you wanted any faux Bohemian LA cred, you were at the Largo. Judd Apatow was drooling on a burger nervously while Amy Mann tried to pretend it wasn't happening and Beck _definitely_ pretended it wasn't happening. Jon needed a check but didn't know where to cash it. He's a genius but let's himself get stomped over again & again. He'll pass away and it'll be a less drinkey Nilsson thing where it's like cool; we didn't really give him enough cred while he was here but here's grey Aziz Ansari talking about how mind blowing he was at the goddamn Largo one night & gee, maybe shoulda said what's good um why don't you tour? Favorite composer, for film I think, but he's getting left in the dust with this what if Largo sh!t. Greenwood, Ross/Rez, Levi, Lapotin, Zimmer.
Yet this is the guy that left The Grays because he couldn’t deal with the fact that the producer preferred Jason Falkner’s songs and vocal style to his…. Give me a break, this guy is so full of shit!
And highjacker. I don't get how your remaking songs on Spotify. Are you buying the copywrites? Something rotten in Denmark. Shady as fk lol. Hells he talking about anyways....I don't get swooned over anyone in "the business" if I saw a superstar on the street I'd walk right by. They are no better than anyone.
Absolutely wonderfully said. This is the same lesson I've learned a while ago now- a healthy life is a balanced life. A life where you genuinely put yourself in others shoes and experience it from different perspectives will always keep your mind and body happier.
If you've done this it is empathy and it is what the world is lacking. Tho trult hard to comprehend someone journey we all have an imagination and ca n imagine how one may feel proud of you
One just cannot help without relating. If we won't put ourselves in their shoes. .we are unable to have real compassion and to see the potential of others. See the best in others and watch the best come out
Jon, I always find your comments interesting. I always found you to be the most talented musical and creative student That I ever had. I enjoyed your beginning writing of musical notes, and your creative playing of all the instruments dubbed over on tape that you had me listen to in school. Keep it going. I will always be proud of you. Bob Fortino MJ Whalen Jr High school.
Having such perspective is a truly valuable thing. This philosophy applies for people from all walks of life.
Seeing Jon perform as Largo multiple times was amazing & I'll never forget it.
With Fiona Apple 🍎
I just wanted somewhere I could express my admiration for this man. He consistently makes the most beautiful, soulful music I have ever heard in my life. Long Live Jon Brion.
I think Jon would agree with you :) sorry, I find him so incredibly pretentious it’s hard to watch his interviews but he is talented.
@@chrisnewton1701 I can’t argue that take at all lol
My favorite film composer. Synecdoche New York, Eternal Sunshine, Punch-Drunk Love, like wow.
Beautiful human being...
I am 27 and I feel incredibly lucky to be able to understand this you don't get these things before you are 50.
Siddharth Gautam- It's a deft pickup on your part, for sure. Most people think they'd have no problems if they were king, or beautiful, or filthy rich, etc. But, perspective is the ultimate goal. The varied views of the world are the key.
Hes so right. Balanced and team work..you rocl
Rock
This man helped write Floating by Mac Miller and I just want to know how he created such a lovely timbre and atmosphere. I feel like I will be chasing this sound my entire life.
He is a very interesting and talented artist.
he is amazing. love what he did with mac miller❤️❤️❤️
Fully agree with this. It's crushingly tragic that we didn't get to see the fully evolved picture, but at least we have a notion of the journey they were on together and it's massive credit to Jon that he was able to help Mac realise his vision so clearly.
the music soundtrack to the film STONE bought me here IT IS JUST SO BEAUTIFULL X THANKYOU X 2022
He is so elusive.
Very very true! Great advice and wisdom
Wow. What a fantastic answer.
I see a lot of Jon Brion fans here. If you haven’t yet, make sure to check out Mac Miller’s post humous album “Circles”. Jon worked closely with him creating it , and then Mac left us , and Jon was tasked with finishing the album as Mac would have wanted it . Which is an insanely emotional and transcending obligation, and he did absolutely wonderful.
My personal favorite off the album is “Woods” and I would tell anyone to start there if u are curious.
The albums is great check it out. And RIP to the young Mac Miller, he was on the cusp of being loved by the whole world . The loss is a tragedy.
I needed to hear these insights today! I love his perspective.
Sam lookin super handsome here
Once upon a time
Interviewers asked questions
This is no longer the case
Now they make statements, and ask for validation
And nobody seems to have a problem with that
Jon Bruno. The man
really insightful
This was cool... I make/write music and record at home where I am "my own master" as said here but I like acting... When I finally get jobs ha its "what would you like director sir/madam" a nice balance I hadn't thought of it like that...
how does one contact this man or his team .. seems impossible.. what ever happened to fan letters?
Alternative title: "Why Newsted left Metallica"
Fuckin love this dude!
Omg..not a good question
He is just as smart just more mature than Mac.. im impressed and tho I'm no one
I thought the same, Jon showed his colours by responding with
Pure knowledge and experience.
But seriously: where do I get one of those hats??
Echo Park / Silver Lake scene was legitimately homey & almost Laurel Canyon esque communal for a hot minute; then the money got f*cking weird and word on the Strip was if you wanted any faux Bohemian LA cred, you were at the Largo. Judd Apatow was drooling on a burger nervously while Amy Mann tried to pretend it wasn't happening and Beck _definitely_ pretended it wasn't happening. Jon needed a check but didn't know where to cash it. He's a genius but let's himself get stomped over again & again. He'll pass away and it'll be a less drinkey Nilsson thing where it's like cool; we didn't really give him enough cred while he was here but here's grey Aziz Ansari talking about how mind blowing he was at the goddamn Largo one night & gee, maybe shoulda said what's good um why don't you tour? Favorite composer, for film I think, but he's getting left in the dust with this what if Largo sh!t. Greenwood, Ross/Rez, Levi, Lapotin, Zimmer.
Yet this is the guy that left The Grays because he couldn’t deal with the fact that the producer preferred Jason Falkner’s songs and vocal style to his…. Give me a break, this guy is so full of shit!
And highjacker. I don't get how your remaking songs on Spotify. Are you buying the copywrites? Something rotten in Denmark. Shady as fk lol. Hells he talking about anyways....I don't get swooned over anyone in "the business" if I saw a superstar on the street I'd walk right by. They are no better than anyone.
Absolutely wonderfully said.
This is the same lesson I've learned a while ago now- a healthy life is a balanced life.
A life where you genuinely put yourself in others shoes and experience it from different perspectives will always keep your mind and body happier.
If you've done this it is empathy and it is what the world is lacking. Tho trult hard to comprehend someone journey we all have an imagination and ca n imagine how one may feel proud of you
One just cannot help without relating. If we won't put ourselves in their shoes. .we are unable to have real compassion and to see the potential of others. See the best in others and watch the best come out
Yes music