WIFE REACTS TO Cacophony - Images [feat Jason Becker & Marty Friedman] | COUPLE REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- See how Nick (🇩🇪) shows Lex (🇺🇸/🇲🇽) this song he’s been listening to for years and finally got around to getting Lex strapped to the headphones!
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Hi again guys,
See the documentary "Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet", and you'll findout how Marty met Jason, and was even a bit jealous how well he played for his age (from there, I believe the Shrapnel label president/producer Mike Varney suggested they create a band together relatively soon after their initial meeting and jamming with each other).
That intro to the piece is basically influenced by Japanese traditional folk music on the Samisen or Koto (which both incorporated on a track or 2 on each of their debut solo albums and the Cacophony track "Ninja") which "Lex" picked-up on with the "hand dancing", and throughout the track :D. Marty speaks fluent Japanese and has always been interested in their music history and Pop Culture. Has been a regular on several Japanese programs and hosted his own shows.
I know the "vocals" of Peter Marino are a required taste, but not only was their shredding on the debut album of Cacophony, "Speed Metal Symphony", its more akin to Tech-Thrash (which at the time there were just a few bands doing that) with a rough vocal style, but enough Mathematical technicality, odd-meter, syncopated/tempo-changes to WOW anyone who's a fan of that type of Metal.
I've listened to SMS and Jason's & Marty's solo albums enough times where I know what notes are coming and emulating them vocally like "Nick" was :D! I hope you guys react to some tracks off the debut, and the 2 solo albums for the uninitiated.
Lex was getting into it all, letting it all soak-in :).
Keep in mind Nick, that "Plucking" tone that reminded you of Mark Knopfler, that technique has been used widely, it reminded me of the Southern Rock band "The Outlaws" on many of their songs, especially their classic "Green Grass and High Tides" (and Carlos Santana on the Santana track "I'm Winning"). I'm sure Marty & Jason have heard a lot of various musics throughout their life to pick-up on that sound that fit perfectly in the track.
Btw - The Drummer on Marty's debut solo and on this album is "Deen Castronovo", who many years later joined "Journey" with their newer singer, and they often had him sing the track "Mother Father" because he also sang just like Steve Perry (also on Yt), while playing drums.
- Always fun guys!
One more thought, can you imagine if Jason had not developed ALS? I’m just picturing a G3 tour with Steve Vai, Satch and Becker. Holy wow.
Not Guthrie?
I love how you two are introducing me to music I otherwise wouldn't give a try. I trust your taste, even if i don't love it, i usually like it. This I love!!!
Hey Ct, did I already link some themed playlists for you to checkout?
If you are interested, I can do that :). I always see your comments and always surprised at some of the music you have missed. I think you would really enjoy the bands on the playlists I create.
Jason and Marty complement each other's playing like nothing else, such a shame Jason career stopped so early. Great album!
Pfff i have not listened to this song for ages. Great to hear again. The Cacophony song Floating World was always my favorite back in the days.
Although it's Cacophony, 'Images' is Jason's composition and it shows.
The moods and scales they used was killer
my favorite track in the album
I seen this tour in a Illinois they walk they opened up with images but the improvised on it and we were everybody was looking at each other like what the hell just happened it was freaking awesome
Sorry didn't proofread my when I speak into my phone😅😅😅😅😂😂😂
This is one of my favorites.
Marty is an excellent guitarist reminds me of Steve Howe of Yes
Thanks for posting I never see anyone reacting to Cacophony & they deserve to be better known. I was lucky enough to see them live at a small bar (in the twin cities Mn) when they were on tour I was standing a few feet away from Jason for the whole concert (stage was only a couple feet high) definitely a memorable show
You gotta do Camel - Lies !! Amazing, underrated band. The guitar player is...👌🏼👌🏼
HUGE influence for Mikael Akerfeldt of Opeth :).
Interesting mix of textures and sounds between these two artists. The arpeggios playing really propels the song along.
Really impressive Musicianship.
They Overwhelm the
Listener but They Don't Overwhelm
Each Other.
A nice respect for each other's
Talent.
With the Adversity I hope that
Becker can still play on some level because he would obviously have a
Love of Music.
Triumphant Hearts has a good melody with Becker, Marty Friedman and his wife... Hiyori Okuda...
We could try keyboard shredding if you would "Take a Pebble".
Keyboard shredding!? Wait until they SEE Keith Emerson going NUTS on his Hammond B3 Organ LIVE :O!
One day . . . they'll start on the Live footage :D.
X ray eyes is also a great song for Reacting tbh
Eventhough u would be familiar to it because of KISS, the solos on that one is just incredible Legato and Insane melodies
To be honest, the hardest part of it is the harp harmonics.. in the introductory parts.
The end has good acoustic sweeps too
I have never heard of this group before.
Okay do you like now or what😂
And one more thing I heard and seen them they were awesome live
I know this reaction is mostly about Becker.. but you should definitely checkout Valley of Eternity by Marty Friedman... it's glorious.
That was pretty good. Nice melody and harmonies, and actually goes somewhere. Not your typical shredfest.
I think you are almost ready for "Toccata" by Emerson Lake & Palmer. I dare you! 😀
Tocatta is remarkable, especially if you're familiar with the original composition. ELP's interpretation was awesome to see live. I did...right front center against the stage...on four hits of LSD. Mind blowing.
They met when jason was recording for shrapnel records and the producer was amazed by what he heard so he called marty friedman and said he has to check jason out and after that they instantly became friends
Amazing piece of Art! Thanks. ✨🤪
Very freaking cool you two did a Cacophony reaction. I’m a fan of both artists and, in Marty’s case, MegaDeth. You can definitely hear Jason’s influence in this song. Specifically from the texturing in the heavier parts (reminds me a lot of Perpetual Burns) and in the distorted guitar over the clean part at the end (reminds me a lot of something off the BlackBerry or Raspberry Jams. Keep up the great work!
Probably cause it is Jason..?
I Love this album also, I will be doing a Review for it, Please check it out.
Todd Rundgren's Utopia, THE IKON. Three keyboardists, bass, percussion, and outstanding guitar. A complex epic composition with multiple spotlights for all the musicians. Greatest progressive composition of all time! A MUST MUST MUST!
Cacophony might be the most talented duo ever. Such a shame that Jason is unable to play.
When you announced "shredding" I wasn't expecting a delicate intro as this. At times the harmonic dual guitars remind a bit of Wishbone Ash who laid the foundation for that in the 1970s. Have you heard of them? Otherwise I might add them to my future requests list (as long as you don't raise prices too much in the future 😜).
In the past, I've suggested The King Will Come, by Wishbone Ash which would be a great reaction.
@@Jonathanart-jm9fx oh yes, preferably the 'Live Dates' version?
@@murdockreviews Great version, the guitar is definitely more visceral. Still love Argos, though. I don't suppose they will react to my suggestion as I've not bought a coffee.
Maybe you could listen to something off "Astral Weeks" by Van Morrison.....
great music is rare these days
Amazing music! Please react to Marty Friedman's The Yearning and Rio
I learn it... can't play it. just be honest. I like you both.
wonderful..it's like mark knopfler at one point in the beginning then switches to hard rock then mellow...,i really like it!,,keep em' comin' you two...all my best,Kent.
First time hearing this. I'm a fan.
A relatively unknown guitar player that you may find interesting is Jorn Viggo Lofstad of the Norwegian prog-power band Pagan's Mind.
Aegean Shores (studio version) and Full Circle (live instrumental) will make good reactions.
Good stuff. Guitar gods of the eighties.
ps, you should check out the guitar work in Steven Wilson's Raven Album. Luminol or Drive Home showcase Mr. Govan's talent.
Yes!
You owe it to yourselves to listen to Tony Williams Lifetime with Alan Holdsworth and Alan Pasqua. You are so wonderful and you would not be sorry!!
Woow yeah dude images me gusta mucho
Ahuevo hermano🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Speed Metal Symphony is the best recording from them. Go Off was a more "mainstream" release.
Cacophony is kinda the worst of both Jason Becker and Marty Friedman to be honest; try any song from Perpetual Burn or Dragon's Kiss respectively for much better material. :)
I agree when it comes to the singing since the singer was horrible on both records but GO OFF, Images and Speed metal Symphony are amazing being all instrumentals.
I had to buy perpetual burn twice since I played it too much
Forgive . . .
I don't think the vocalist was perfect by any means, but the vocals on the MORE aggressive timbre of their debut album worked for me. Especially for Savage, Burn the Ground, Desert Island and my FAVE track "Ninja" (the ending guitar "duel" is like a representation of a Samurai squaring for battle with a Ninja, and the music throughout has influences from Japanese traditional folk music). The problem I have is Marty's "lyrics" are very simple-minded :p. The "songs" on Speed Metal Symphony had enough Mathematical, Odd-meter, tempo changes and craziness to keep me VERY interested. I wish they continued in this direction personally (with a stronger vocalist).
But yes, the 2 debut solo albums are stellar.
Btw - there is live footage here at Yt Cacophony performing some of the "Songs" live, and the vocalist is terrible :(.
@@mvunit3 I love Ninja and Black Cat. Yes that live performance was terrible
@@NicknLex Black Cat! Wow, totally forgot about that one. I need to listen to Go Off again, its been many years but always loved "Images" :). And haha, yeah, that singer did not reproduce well live and in color :p.
Марти Макфлаю надо меньше кривляться, изображая из себя гитариста. Выглядит нелепо
So everytime there is a guitar, you have to stare and pretend playing next to your missus - ffs