honestly 4:14 just makes you smile, seeing the guys dancing having a great time, their bandmate trying to play and look at the same time. it's like they joked about doing that move three minutes before the set and were like 'shall we do it?' 'yep lets do it.'
This song was an encore, think about that. The guys had enough energy to be this eccentric after the entire show, and we almost never got this absolute gem if it weren't for the encore.
Probability that such an awesome group, at a live concert with a group of fans who payed to have the exceptional honor to be at this wild performance, would not get an Encore : estimated 00.000% (I just calculated that) (In my head) (With mah big brains man)
The BEST thing in Casiopea is that they're playing music with all their hearts. I can see it through their face expression. All of em are happy doing what they're doing. I salute you!
I was a mere early teenager at that time and too young to go to their concert, but this video brings me flashbacks of the moment I carefully listened to their LP records (not CDs!) Thank you very much for uploading this! ❤️❤️❤️
From 04:19 Minoru Mukaiya’s keyboard performance fascinates fans. Also he is a big fan of trains, and has been successful in railroad related business. One of the station in Japan plays his music when train coming into the station. And he is still the best keyboard player now.
@@ketiltveiten1744 You can hear them on some station, some rail lines. My recommendation is Tozai line subway in Tokyo. When all melody from each station combined, it will be one music from the up line, another one from the down line. ruclips.net/video/h__RBrJbmks/видео.html
I feel like the 4:18 dance moves were added at the last minute and the keyboardist is blown away that the madmen actually did it... which in turn causes him to play that much tighter
@@Tramseskumbanan I didn't knew they played with level 42, man, what a night should have been for the audience, Mark King is one of a kind bass player, he really makes the bass sound insanely groovy. I'm looking for the track.
@@bladimirfont8699 The clip is from a concert in Japan in 1984 and the two bands with the exception of Phil Gould jam along in this particular song. I don’t know if the clip is still available though. And it was only an audio recording.
В очередной раз убеждаюсь, что совместное музицирование - совершенная форма общения. Смотрю на музыкантов Casiopea и любуюсь. Радостные, увлеченные умные лица. Люди заняты любимым делом и разделяют эту радость между собой. Привет из России
That's pretty much Casiopea's bread and butter though. These elements are what makes them stand out IMO. Their music is a group activity, not a story or an idea.
Literally hearing this for the first time and while I agree the keyboard solo is legendary my jaw hit the floor when the bass started popping off. What are some other must-listens from this group?
4:03-4:19 arguably the spiciest 80s keyboard progression of all time. The way mukaiya builds tension throughout his solo and then resolves it at 4:19 is pure genius.
If it's at 4:18, the chord progression is ||: F#m9, B7alt (#9, #5) | Em9, A7alt (b9, b13) | Dm9, G9, Dbsus9 (the tritone substitution of G) | CM7, F13 | (Then 1/2 tone lower) | Fm9, Bb13 | EbM9, Absus13 | Gsus13, G9 | CM7, F13 :|| It's all about finding the right voicings (ie. the comfy ones to play) and, of course, the II-V-I =)
Lol, I made it complicated to read though! It definitely can be simplified, as it make it easier to read, shame on my 4years ago self. ;) First off, jazz musicians traditionally avoid to play the 5th of a chord (because it doesn't add much "colours"), so you can forget all those "omit 5" from my previous comment. Then, all the extensions (9, 11, 13) can be simplified by only writing "alt" next to the basic structure of the chords, people will find the right extensions by themselves... Having this in mind, the chord chart becomes: || F#m9 / B7alt | Em9 / A7alt | Dm9 / G7 | CM7 / F9 || Fm9 / Bb7alt | EbM9 / Absus13 (basically, a GbM7 on a Ab as a root) | Gsus13 / G9 | CM7 / F9 || The details about the exact extensions are in my other comment. It's all about finding the right voicings (ie. the most comfy to play) and, of course, the II-V-I.
4:18 - 4:50 is what you are here for. Makes me feel like I'm Mario after grabbing the star... Mukaiya is an absolute beast. He also wrote all the jingles for the Tokyo train stations.
@@skyfire8950 Not just Koji Kondo, like pretty much all of the NES composers back in the day. @KEN WINS that's so awesome, I didn't know that he wrote those jingles.
I love this group. As a bass player, Sakurai's skill blows me away. Plus, it's so refreshing to see players who are so talented but also seem to genuinely enjoy what they're doing. Plus, this sounds like it could be Mario Kart music.
Well actually he is playing something that might seem simple but the voicings he's playing at that speed are really not an easy thing! We could say that for a lot of people complexity in music only is about how fast you play but actually a lot of things can be equally complex
CASIOPEA concert was held in Sumo Arena in Ryogoku, Tokyo built in January 1985. The arena was built by Japan Sumo Association without borrowing money from any banks. Their efforts primarily owed to the head of the association at that time, a former grand champion of Sumo. Very interesting story.
As a jazz and jazz fusion superfan, I'm happy to see so many people who would otherwise not approach tis music enjoy it so much. It just goes to show how good it is. Jazz will never die and will be studied and enjoyed for centuries to come, just like classical music.
I want somebody to look at me the way the keyboardist looked at the guitarists when he was hitting those notes perfectly without even looking at the keyboard
Minoru is definitely in my top 10 of keyboardists not so much for his skills but just the energy and passion he puts into his playing and it’s so infectious and good. He is a big part of Casiopea’s success for sure
Everybody is talking about Minoru Mukaiya (Keys) & Tetsuo Sakurai (Bass) and righfully so. But shout out to my man Issei Noro (Guitar) for laying down a sick ass slap guitar solo and having an insane feel for groove and rhythm while also being an insanely good shredder.
3:30 - 4:16 - 4:52 loving them. Wowow pure happiness and joy! I wonder those two guys added those cute dance moves to amuse and SURPRISE the other two. One of the best musical moments I have witnessed in my life! PS) I have a best collection of their studio recordings but do much prefer their live recordings especially this 1985 ones!!!
I am 17 and i am so so so so happy that i am able to hear music like this all the time omg i thank god for this and for the people who upload these things. My ears are literally in heaven rn and i feel like crying cause it's so damn good. Ik the majority of teens my age don't listen this kind of music now and idc if I'm the odd the out because music like this in my country is literally 5% of yhe genre we have and it's so so rare and the music isn't even as good as this or close to amazing. I am astonished at how well each one of them play and I'm satisfied with my life being this way, Japanese Music is Heaven and I wannna live on this music. I honestly have no words cause this is just fire 😭👏🏻 thank you thank you thank you
Never seen such happy faces on stage. The guys dance is epic and the music fits epicly together. Sadly something like this will never happen again with todays performers.
Phenomenal!!!! That Yamaha solo was solid, watching the bassist and guitarist, dance. I love the drummer just smiling, laughing and just being happy. Great band!!!!
honestly 4:14 just makes you smile, seeing the guys dancing having a great time, their bandmate trying to play and look at the same time. it's like they joked about doing that move three minutes before the set and were like 'shall we do it?' 'yep lets do it.'
Contagious happiness
woah its george collier the transcriptions guy
i cannot get that scenario out of my head when i watch that part, the drummer wishes he could've joined in hahah
Haha yeah
City pop transcriptions incoming
and now the keyboardist composes the songs for each tokyo train station.. legend
Our Man in Japan, eh? I see you are a man of culture as well
JAAAAAAAMES MAAAAAAAY, SUMIMASEEEEEN
insert random blues chord
just saw a video on Great Big Story about that, truly amazing to see he managed to combine both of his passion for trains and music in a same project
JAAAAAAAAAAAAMES MAY
That keyboard solo is enough to create and destroy dimensions.
Insane
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
*OH YEAH*
OH YEAH
This song was an encore, think about that. The guys had enough energy to be this eccentric after the entire show, and we almost never got this absolute gem if it weren't for the encore.
Thank you to the fans who cheered to bring them back out on stage!
Probability that such an awesome group, at a live concert with a group of fans who payed to have the exceptional honor to be at this wild performance, would not get an Encore :
estimated 00.000%
(I just calculated that)
(In my head)
(With mah big brains man)
all their songs are, they do encores for every player, its awesome
they probably account for the encore in rehearsals
where's the whole show??
The BEST thing in Casiopea is that they're playing music with all their hearts. I can see it through their face expression. All of em are happy doing what they're doing. I salute you!
11 years goddamn
@@La_Win69 9 days god damn
@@its.bread0702 3 hours goddamn
They’re Asian. It’s what they do
@@1who4me race was never the topic of conversation not sure how it involves it
When people who never lived in the 80s say the 80s were the best, THIS is what they mean.
I was a mere early teenager at that time and too young to go to their concert, but this video brings me flashbacks of the moment I carefully listened to their LP records (not CDs!)
Thank you very much for uploading this! ❤️❤️❤️
And also all the coke...
lost technology...
@@derekblankenship8970 we lost that war in the us so it really doesnt matter
@@derekblankenship8970 nah
And he's paying attention to them dancing while making this solo. What. The. Heck.
Chancellor that's hard
Definitely one of the finest moment in music!
Chadlad
If blind people can play piano you can play without looking at the keyboard on a piano
I don't think that's too uncommon in people who charge you to watch them perform...
This song is like happy juice. I keep coming back to it, and every time Minoru's fabled keyboard progression hits like it's instant serotonin.
For real bro I can't help but do that little dance as well and smile
From 04:19 Minoru Mukaiya’s keyboard performance fascinates fans. Also he is a big fan of trains, and has been successful in railroad related business. One of the station in Japan plays his music when train coming into the station. And he is still the best keyboard player now.
Please tell us which station, in case we have a chance to go there
@@ketiltveiten1744 You can hear them on some station, some rail lines. My recommendation is Tozai line subway in Tokyo. When all melody from each station combined, it will be one music from the up line, another one from the down line.
ruclips.net/video/h__RBrJbmks/видео.html
james may sumimasen
@@st1220 jaaaaaaames maaaaaaay, sumimaseeeeeeeeeen
there are actually MANY STATIONS! There's an interview: ruclips.net/video/nSG5IkRA9BE/видео.html
i love how jimbo immediately catches on at 4:03 and does a call and response with mukaiya on the toms
Oh yeah, good catch, that just shows how in sync with each-other these guys are
We should continue to make this type of music, this genre should not be forgotten
It's being made and is definitely not forgotten, you just have to look more really
@@fatheroftwo852 can you share some other groups like this? I recently discovered Casiopea & you can imagine how in love I’ve become w their sound 🔥
@@NikkoNikko98 as for japanese music, i suggest AB's (Matsushita Makoto is part of that band, if you know you know.) and TSQUARE
@@NikkoNikko98 kazumi watanabe
@@NikkoNikko98 DIMENSION still makes albums, they've made around 34 albums from 1992-2022 and it is so frickin good
I feel like the 4:18 dance moves were added at the last minute and the keyboardist is blown away that the madmen actually did it... which in turn causes him to play that much tighter
all the dances from 3:50 and on feel that way
Good god I actually laughed through that
Mukaiya was like, "no they were not!"
At the same time soloing and laughing hard 😂, that was so funny and amazing to watch
@@TheFrederic888 lol yeah
The tightness, UNCANNY.
The energy, INFECTIOUS.
The happiness, ETERNAL.
Casiopea, LEGENDARY.
The funk, GALACTIC.
The band, WEIRD.
hotel, TRIVAGO
@@bluesghostd794 dangit i was about to say that >:(
the moves, GROOVED
Fun fact: at 4:18 the keyboardist closes his mouth every time he misses a note
I see exactly what you did there you absolute legend
Lmaoooo 😂😂😂
@@thatonebadusername
...you got a boyfriend i bet he doesn't kiss ya
I love this comment so much
he never close his mouth until the last sec of his solo haha nice one
This is their best performance of Galactic Funk.
MrCryingMoon I also like the version in which they are joined by Level 42.
Agree my friend👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
@@Tramseskumbanan I didn't knew they played with level 42, man, what a night should have been for the audience, Mark King is one of a kind bass player, he really makes the bass sound insanely groovy. I'm looking for the track.
@@bladimirfont8699 The clip is from a concert in Japan in 1984 and the two bands with the exception of Phil Gould jam along in this particular song. I don’t know if the clip is still available though. And it was only an audio recording.
@@bladimirfont8699 ruclips.net/video/OlGPMGuNOAE/видео.html
These guys were destined to play together it’s insane
bro fr
Those progressions on 4:18 is to die for... Definitely one of the best ever.
Those progressions REALLY remind me of the song "Dazzling", from Casiopea's album "Photographs"
Hidayatur Rahman Dody absolutely mental stuff
that part is just fucking ridiculous. These guys are on another level
ruclips.net/video/YYLxSU7gCgE/видео.html&t=40m
Really reminds me of something Stevie Wonder would do
В очередной раз убеждаюсь, что совместное музицирование - совершенная форма общения. Смотрю на музыкантов Casiopea и любуюсь. Радостные, увлеченные умные лица. Люди заняты любимым делом и разделяют эту радость между собой. Привет из России
I must say I’ve thought this way myself for - now - MANY years. Why I see conflicts as so sad: there’s so much and so many REALLY FUN things to do…..
This is one of the most rhythmically and chordically complex musical compositions I've ever listened to
Welp, Japanese music is generally chord-complex. It's clear even in their pop music.
@@sirmiluch6856"welp" please go away
@@chad9166 🤡
Dude the call and response at 5:10 - 6:03 between the bass and drums is sick
THOSE ARE DEADLY
That's pretty much Casiopea's bread and butter though. These elements are what makes them stand out IMO. Their music is a group activity, not a story or an idea.
Literally hearing this for the first time and while I agree the keyboard solo is legendary my jaw hit the floor when the bass started popping off. What are some other must-listens from this group?
@@fatcyclops6025midnight rendezvous, domino line, take me, swear
@@fatcyclops6025their entire self titled album is amazing but my personal faves from it are Space Road, Tears of the Star and Dream Hill
4:03-4:19 arguably the spiciest 80s keyboard progression of all time. The way mukaiya builds tension throughout his solo and then resolves it at 4:19 is pure genius.
@John M oh, he was building harmonic tension from the start of his solo, it just comes to a peak at 4:03
no applause :-(
All while catching the other members goofing off and dancing. Brilliant.
Drums absolutely kill around this whole part
@@Roebey Love that part lol 😂
このライブのこの曲の向谷さんのソロ、野呂さん桜井さんが楽しそうに踊ってて向谷さんが嬉しそうにそれを見ながら弾いてて、神保さんも向谷さんに合わせる様に叩いてて、4人が本当に楽しそうに演奏してるのが観てて幸せな気分になれて好きです。
If it's at 4:18, the chord progression is ||: F#m9, B7alt (#9, #5) | Em9, A7alt (b9, b13) | Dm9, G9, Dbsus9 (the tritone substitution of G) | CM7, F13 | (Then 1/2 tone lower) | Fm9, Bb13 | EbM9, Absus13 | Gsus13, G9 | CM7, F13 :||
It's all about finding the right voicings (ie. the comfy ones to play) and, of course, the II-V-I =)
Skyleo damn that looks complicado
Lol, I made it complicated to read though! It definitely can be simplified, as it make it easier to read, shame on my 4years ago self. ;)
First off, jazz musicians traditionally avoid to play the 5th of a chord (because it doesn't add much "colours"), so you can forget all those "omit 5" from my previous comment. Then, all the extensions (9, 11, 13) can be simplified by only writing "alt" next to the basic structure of the chords, people will find the right extensions by themselves...
Having this in mind, the chord chart becomes: || F#m9 / B7alt | Em9 / A7alt | Dm9 / G7 | CM7 / F9 || Fm9 / Bb7alt | EbM9 / Absus13 (basically, a GbM7 on a Ab as a root) | Gsus13 / G9 | CM7 / F9 ||
The details about the exact extensions are in my other comment. It's all about finding the right voicings (ie. the most comfy to play) and, of course, the II-V-I.
Holy crap, you are the best man! After you said II-V-I I cannot unhear it now!
oh god my head hurts...
Commenting so I don't lose this
4:18 - 4:50 is what you are here for. Makes me feel like I'm Mario after grabbing the star... Mukaiya is an absolute beast. He also wrote all the jingles for the Tokyo train stations.
Bands like T-Square and these guys likely served as a major inspiration for Koji Kondou when creating the Mario soundtrack.
@@skyfire8950 Not just Koji Kondo, like pretty much all of the NES composers back in the day.
@KEN WINS that's so awesome, I didn't know that he wrote those jingles.
@KEN WINS JAMES MAY SUMIMASEN
@@skyfire8950 dang that explains why this reminds me so much of the mario kart 8 sound track
he is the composer of the train station jingles? awesomeeeeeee
4:00-4:50 magical moment. Unbelievable
Lucas Pellarin I get goosebumps around then
Did you mean 0:00 - 7:00 ?
@@thekout My thoughts exactly!
I love this group. As a bass player, Sakurai's skill blows me away. Plus, it's so refreshing to see players who are so talented but also seem to genuinely enjoy what they're doing.
Plus, this sounds like it could be Mario Kart music.
Rather, Mario kart sounds like them. lol
don't bring that bing bing shit in here, nerd
@@malik87breakerRather, Mario kart music is made by them.
That keyboard solo is a perfect example that you dont always have to do fancy fast runs when its your turn to shine
You can still easily have your solo stolen if the guitarist starts doing a goofy dance
Well actually he is playing something that might seem simple but the voicings he's playing at that speed are really not an easy thing! We could say that for a lot of people complexity in music only is about how fast you play but actually a lot of things can be equally complex
Akira Jimbo is one of the best drummers in the world, been a fan of his for years. I wish more drummers here in the US knew who he was
They know him big time
4:24 what a smile :) you can see just how happy it made him when the two lads started dancing :D.
Great moment ...keys and drums.
True definition of happiness and maybe craziness. This is fuckin' amazing. I watched repeatedly this moment
@@NuageAuSol same, it was just too good
Shit made my day
CASIOPEA concert was held in Sumo Arena in Ryogoku, Tokyo built in January 1985. The arena was built by Japan Sumo Association without borrowing money from any banks. Their efforts primarily owed to the head of the association at that time, a former grand champion of Sumo. Very interesting story.
What beautiful energy these guys had! look at the smile on the keyboard player's face - pure love! i'm feelin it!! thank you!
+neptronix JUS LIKE UR AWESOME PIKACHU PROFILE PIC ^__^
=)
Apparently he now composes the melodies for the Tokyo metro: ruclips.net/video/nSG5IkRA9BE/видео.html
lorenz9314 duuuuude for real???? Dude
@@lorenz9314 Mukaiya also has a Train Simulator company lol... this guy does it all.
*have
このGalactic Funkのイントロ格好いいよね、それにしても外国人さんのコメントが多い嬉しいね。
ぼくは外国人、アメリカはカシオペアが大好きですよ
Minoru Mukaiya's smile is definitely something precious
借金やウイルスやクラスターなどに負けない音楽を楽しもうじゃありませんかな。
The feeling of the great moment!
Protect Mukaiya-sensei's smile at all coast.
As a jazz and jazz fusion superfan, I'm happy to see so many people who would otherwise not approach tis music enjoy it so much. It just goes to show how good it is. Jazz will never die and will be studied and enjoyed for centuries to come, just like classical music.
みんな書いてるけどキーボードソロが天才的すぎる。段階的に拗らせに拗らせ4:03から一気に追い討ちのテンションかけて4:18でのこんな気持ちいい解決の仕方あるかね。
こういうことを即興とかでもセンス任せにできてしまうところに天才を感じる
私は日本語を勉強して始めた嬉しいだ。しなければ、カシオペアを発見しなかった！
ぼくも日本語を勉強しています、カシオペアの音楽は凄いですよ。ありがと日本
I can't speak japanese yet, but i just started studying and soon i'll be here commenting as well =)
Used to jam to this during my undergrad years, it's amazing to see how it blew up now! It is a timeless gem indeed!
Headless slap bass in the 80s. Leagues ahead of its time.
多分、この頃のCasiopeaだと思う。私が人生で最初に行ったコンサートが地元弘前市に来た彼等のライヴだった。本当、夢の中に居る様な至福の時間だったな。向谷"司会屋"実先生の進行も絶妙だったし。JINSAKUの掛け合いも最高！
I want somebody to look at me the way the keyboardist looked at the guitarists when he was hitting those notes perfectly without even looking at the keyboard
I can feel the economic boom through the chords lmao
That was a year later
Impossible not to smile and feel good watching and listening to this.
Already watched this 100 times but haven't noticed Minoru's dance at 2:32 until now. Those little moves!
Minoru is definitely in my top 10 of keyboardists not so much for his skills but just the energy and passion he puts into his playing and it’s so infectious and good. He is a big part of Casiopea’s success for sure
このGalactic Funkは、やはり素晴らしい。
特に向谷さんのソロの時の流麗なメロディと気迫溢れる神保さんのドラムの演奏は最高ですね！！
This never grows old I saw them on German tv in the eighties and it blew me away and still does🙏🏾👍🏾
Just timestamping the beginning of Minoru Mukaiya's epic keyboard solo
3:18
Casiopea
More like Yamahapea
Please. Don't...
Not here...
Casiopea
definitely not sponsored by Casio
Rolexpea
neat
NOOICE one! Everyone probably already knows they were sponsored by Yamaha so tthey HAD to play all Yamaha. They are the Jordans of funky synth.
I could watch this a million times
It was an honor to cast my eyes on this magnificent group of musicians.
Minoru's live solos are always great but this one was his best, absolutely amazing.
the fact that my guy plays the solo perfectly, without looking, while smiling just shows how awesome he is.
4:18 god level progression
isnt it circle of fifth?
One of the best
Does anyone know the chords tho?
@@omarcapaso7156 I got u.
@@omarcapaso7156 ruclips.net/video/-lMndnVvpkE/видео.html
If "it's the eighties and I feel great" had a sound, this would be it.
Japan peaked in the 80's for sure. This was back when japan was the richest, the most innovative country on the planet.
こんな演奏をこなせるグループ、もう出てこないだろう。
懐かしいなぁ、みんな楽しそうに演奏している。このメンバーでもう一度観たい
We would die without knowing this exists. Just imagine that.
Would be great to see Knopfler playing with them.
Everybody is talking about Minoru Mukaiya (Keys) & Tetsuo Sakurai (Bass) and righfully so. But shout out to my man Issei Noro (Guitar) for laying down a sick ass slap guitar solo and having an insane feel for groove and rhythm while also being an insanely good shredder.
and akira jimbo (drums) ? xd
@@blopa5893 see the problem? they are all awesome
4:18 HOLY CHRISTTTTTT THOSE CHORDS GO SO HARD!
3:40 they start dancing during the piano solo. this is the dopest thing ever.
Words cannot express how happy i am to find another genre of music like this
向谷さんのソロパート狂おしいほど好き。
I know i commented here before but GODDAMN that keyboardist's chord progression is just so HOLY FUCKING SHIT ABSOLUTELY INSANE
i've been listening to casiopea for a little over a year now and that progression still gives me chills
これだけ上手い4人が揃ったバンドって少なくとも太陽系の奇跡よね
Mukaiya' s keyboard solo is extremely great !
3:18 to 4:48 best song of the part. Minoru Mukaiya was too good at keyboard
I've been deeply into him!
初めてこのGalactic Funkの向谷さんのソロを聴いたとき、あまりの感動を覚え、鬱屈した気分が晴れてしまいました!!
今でも気分が落ち込んだ時には励まされています。
＋Ｎａｏｋｉ Ｗａｋ． 本当ですよね！激しく同感です！！踊る野呂、桜井さん達を見る向谷さんの笑顔、音楽を最高の仲間と最高に楽しんでいるのがひしひし感じられてシビれる！！！
+中山しんすけ
シビれちゃいますよね！！
野呂さん、櫻井さん、向谷さん、神保さんみんながすごい楽しそう！
この事が向谷さんのソロに美しさを与えているのでしょうね･･･
また聞こうっと！
What’s the point in trying to be cool when you’ll never be as cool as these dudes?
3:30 - 4:16 - 4:52 loving them. Wowow pure happiness and joy! I wonder those two guys added those cute dance moves to amuse and SURPRISE the other two. One of the best musical moments I have witnessed in my life!
PS) I have a best collection of their studio recordings but do much prefer their live recordings especially this 1985 ones!!!
So true, they're amazing live!!
This is one of the most infectiously happy videos I've ever had the pleasure of watching. I smile as big as them every time I put it on!
I am 17 and i am so so so so happy that i am able to hear music like this all the time omg i thank god for this and for the people who upload these things. My ears are literally in heaven rn and i feel like crying cause it's so damn good. Ik the majority of teens my age don't listen this kind of music now and idc if I'm the odd the out because music like this in my country is literally 5% of yhe genre we have and it's so so rare and the music isn't even as good as this or close to amazing. I am astonished at how well each one of them play and I'm satisfied with my life being this way, Japanese Music is Heaven and I wannna live on this music. I honestly have no words cause this is just fire 😭👏🏻 thank you thank you thank you
im 17 too I literally cried the first time I saw this video😭
@@sil9427 Bro im 31, and i enjoy it always with a tear in my eye :,)
16 and as far as im concerned only one in my city who enjoys this haha
@@OutrideMaro same this doesn’t even exist in my country
I'm 17 and just getting into music other than classical and this is amazing. I don't see this kind of fun and soul put into todays music sadly
Something I've noticed, no other version of this song has dared try replicated the 3:18 solo.
I’ve noticed that too. Its like this was a rare phenomenon that caught the attention of future generations.
Never seen such happy faces on stage. The guys dance is epic and the music fits epicly together. Sadly something like this will never happen again with todays performers.
Check out Vulfpeck at Madison Square Garden... they don't deliver the solos like these guys, but deliver at least some of the fun, sincerity and joy
My favorite thing about watching them live is that they all are obviously having an absolute BLAST doing what they’re doing.
Phenomenal!!!! That Yamaha solo was solid, watching the bassist and guitarist, dance. I love the drummer just smiling, laughing and just being happy. Great band!!!!
It's so funky that i can't explain how i feel about it. How am i just hearing this now?!
今の時代にこれだけのメンツでこのような神がかった演奏のできるバンドがどれだけいるだろうか？
I just rewatched the keyboard solo at least 20 times straight. That's how cool it is.
Only 20? haha
I can’t explain how beautiful that keyboard solo was.
These guys where the real deal.
My goodness, how much fun did they have playing and the rest of humanity listening to them.
They are always right on the spot, perfect timing, perfect chemistry, unbelievable
The most skillful fusion jazz band in the world
Ouvindo e Amando!!
Mais alguém ouvindo em setembro de 2024?
Hell, yeah! This is what Music is all about: to enjoy while you play, and while you listen to it!
só me pergunto como é que demorei tanto pra conhecer esses cara. estou a horas escutando tudo deles!!!!!
自分が初めて買ったCDはこの映像の音源が収録された
CASIOPEA LIVEでした。
今も持ってますよ。
Not only the entire band pushed their talent to the limit, but you can tell they really enjoyed what they're doing.
Why have I never heard of this exceptional group before???!!!
As someone who discovered them yesterday, I’m wondering the same exact thing!
Well, thank the youtube for being allowed to be released here :D
im in waiting room for an interview, wich is very important for me, and hearing this helps a lot!!!! thank you japan for the best music in the world
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i come back to this video almost everyday. love 80's casiopea
An absolute classic, this version will be remembered by Jazz fans forever!
Super. And the funny dance during the synth solo... Music = joy and togetherness. Just like it should be.
This clip conveys an absurd energy, their connection on stage, their smiles and how much fun they had doing it, it's priceless, I became a fan♥
The keyboard and drum groove part was way too good.
4:12のところで向谷さんが二度見してるw
でも、よくよく考えたら向谷さんのソロパートはドラムとシンセサイザーだけとは思えないくらい厚みがあって色んな音が鳴ってる
MIDIキーボードのKX88にDX7と同等の音源ユニットTXを複数台（8台かそれ以上）同期させてるのですごい音が出てますね。
These guys were A VIBE MANNNN. WHY TF AINT OUR GENERATION GOT THESE KINDA ACTS?????
Look at this keyboardist lay down the dirtiest solo in history while looking away and cackling like a madman
greatest keyboard solo of all time...
I know of some fucking great keyboard solos, but in this moment with that smile and those chord progressions... holy fuck I gotta agree
living legend
Lingus Cory Henry?
@@eliastinitus5045 exactly...the best ever. period. although oscar peterson and art tatum scare me too...
I wonder what it's like to be part of something this great