Watching from Sweden. I've loved DL's stuff ever since they released their first covers, some ten years ago, and I've lately become somewhat addicted to reaction videos. It's just so nice to see others being just as mad about this band as I am. Makes me feel a little bit less crazy, hahaha.
These guys are so gifted! Each has the vocabulary, the technical expertise I'm sure they worked diligently to acquire. But that's just the start. Then they apply that vocabulary and create poetry. I love admiring the craftsmanship they apply to create their magic.
Jens from Sweden here. Love too see your reactions! You can tell by expressions that you like what you hear. Been a Dirty loops fan for a while now and I’m a little bit envious of for getting to hear everything for the first time. Have a great ride man!
Just love your reactions 2 DL. Jona has some side projects such as a song called "Diamond Ring" with a bass player called Tobias, do not, DO NOT MISS IT! Michael/Gothenburg Sweden
UP of Michigan. Rock you for the quintessential Dirty Loops blend of groove and chops. Turbo (Dirty Loops with Cory Wong) for instrumental funk. The collab with Cory Wong also yields a cover of MJ's Thriller that no other band on the planet would dare to have tried. Great fun watching you discover!
I am brand new, watching from Arizona, and definitely liked and subscribed. Pretty sure the percussionist you were looking for was just a sample. "Loops" after all. ;) And yeah, isn't that a hell of a solo? Both of them. But the drum solo is the best I've heard since Neil Peart in terms of composition and musicality!
FINNALY!!!. Great reaction luke, now you know why i wanted you to react to Dirty Loops :-). I watched Work shit out many times, and i never get tired of it. It´s music perfection in my ears. Hope you gonna do some more Dirty Loops reactions later. "Rock you" is awesome too, just to give you a hint. Have a nice day!
in one of the parts of the drum solo, notice...1-hand roll and he also use a single kick pedal... just saying... hahahahaha great reaction Bro, welcome to the dirty loops fan base, every single song from them is a WHOLE EXPERIENCE, please do more, seeing you from Costa Rica, Central America, cheers.
Your on a journey now! Be sure to check out all the Dirty Loops vids here on YT...also look up Songs For Lovers, which is kind of a little side project with mostly Henrik and Aaron. I could recommend specific tracks, but I'm certain the rest of the DL fans will give you a ton. Bottom line, you can't miss with Dirty Loops!
Hey, man, great reaction! Loving it. There is waiting a lot good stuf for you. Just a quick thing: They don’t have a percussionist. It’s a sample (or a loop ;-) ) which they play to. Which makes all this even more unbelievable because it is so hard to groove to a -100% precise - computer :-) Greetings from Germany
In the credits of Next To You they state that Andreas Ekstedt plays percussion on Work Shit Out as well, but they forgot to mention it. And of course they added a whole really silly story to it too. 😁
love your insightful reactions, looking forward to more:) DL release some small projects called "songs for lovers" between "albumsongs" sort of miniprojects for fun, please check out "coffee break i over" and you know what i mean..and don`t miss thire subtitles lots of hidden irony & madness..
Such a wonderful reaction! I'm a big Dirty Loops fan from Sweden. Hey, don't miss to react to Jonah Nilssons (the singer) "Diamond Ring". You're gonna love that one to
No, there is, just not in the band. Andreas Ekstedt played percussion on this one as well. They mention it in the credits of Next To You, in a very silly and funny way, as they forgot to mention him in the credits of this one. Their videos typically never show hired session musicians, who are not in the actual band.
@@kjellswebilius7235 It’s not just the berimbau though. There are other percussion instruments here and there throughout as well, even in the drum solo. Some kind of sharp drum sound (no idea what they’re called in English), and aren’t there some wind chimes as well at some point? Probably more, but I’m no drummer, so I might be wrong.
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There's no separate percussionist. Just the three of them with lots of overdubs.
I love how the grin on your face never left. That was fun to watch. Can't wait for more!
Watching from Sweden. I've loved DL's stuff ever since they released their first covers, some ten years ago, and I've lately become somewhat addicted to reaction videos. It's just so nice to see others being just as mad about this band as I am. Makes me feel a little bit less crazy, hahaha.
Same for me. Anytime a react video with Dirty Loops I just have to see it :)
we can't watch these for the first time again, so have to now live vicariously through others :-)
These guys are so gifted! Each has the vocabulary, the technical expertise I'm sure they worked diligently to acquire. But that's just the start. Then they apply that vocabulary and create poetry. I love admiring the craftsmanship they apply to create their magic.
The percussion part is the actual loop they are playing along with.
Welcome to the Dirty Loops fan club. They are incredible. If you want to check out more try Rock You, Next to you or Hit me.
Don't know what it is but everyone that listen to dirty loops get a smile on their face..
Such a joy to share in someone's discovery of the Loops. Welcome to the family.
Jens from Sweden here. Love too see your reactions! You can tell by expressions that you like what you hear. Been a Dirty loops fan for a while now and I’m a little bit envious of for getting to hear everything for the first time. Have a great ride man!
Just love your reactions 2 DL. Jona has some side projects such as a song called "Diamond Ring" with a bass player called Tobias, do not, DO NOT MISS IT! Michael/Gothenburg Sweden
Insightful, genuine reaction. I live for that. Thanks, mate.
great reaction . they have so much more to enjoy.
You should read their credits. They always put some humor in there..
Im watching from Sweden. Cool that you like swedish musicians
Nice reaction! Buckle your seatbelt because you're in for one helluva ride as you get acquainted with the rest of DL's catalogue.
Luke. ALWAYS check the end credits. There is often some funny stuff in there. More power to you in your You Tube endeavours.
UP of Michigan.
Rock you for the quintessential Dirty Loops blend of groove and chops.
Turbo (Dirty Loops with Cory Wong) for instrumental funk.
The collab with Cory Wong also yields a cover of MJ's Thriller that no other band on the planet would dare to have tried.
Great fun watching you discover!
I am brand new, watching from Arizona, and definitely liked and subscribed.
Pretty sure the percussionist you were looking for was just a sample. "Loops" after all. ;) And yeah, isn't that a hell of a solo? Both of them. But the drum solo is the best I've heard since Neil Peart in terms of composition and musicality!
FINNALY!!!. Great reaction luke, now you know why i wanted you to react to Dirty Loops :-). I watched Work shit out many times, and i never get tired of it. It´s music perfection in my ears. Hope you gonna do some more Dirty Loops reactions later. "Rock you" is awesome too, just to give you a hint. Have a nice day!
in one of the parts of the drum solo, notice...1-hand roll and he also use a single kick pedal... just saying... hahahahaha great reaction Bro, welcome to the dirty loops fan base, every single song from them is a WHOLE EXPERIENCE, please do more, seeing you from Costa Rica, Central America, cheers.
I know.... beacause their are that good
Great reaction man! Looking forward to see you react to Dirty Loops sideproject ”Songs for lovers”. Please check out ”Bitten by the kitten”
/a swede 😁
Your on a journey now! Be sure to check out all the Dirty Loops vids here on YT...also look up Songs For Lovers, which is kind of a little side project with mostly Henrik and Aaron. I could recommend specific tracks, but I'm certain the rest of the DL fans will give you a ton. Bottom line, you can't miss with Dirty Loops!
I lied.....you gotta check this out ruclips.net/video/3vv1eOGPDQ4/видео.html
Not saying that beacause their from sweden like me ... only saying it beacause they are great musians
Not your average pop band EH 😳😎
London, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
Reaction on my man Dimon Grey Takuma, id love to see your reaction.
Hey, man, great reaction! Loving it. There is waiting a lot good stuf for you. Just a quick thing: They don’t have a percussionist. It’s a sample (or a loop ;-) ) which they play to. Which makes all this even more unbelievable because it is so hard to groove to a -100% precise - computer :-) Greetings from Germany
In the credits of Next To You they state that Andreas Ekstedt plays percussion on Work Shit Out as well, but they forgot to mention it. And of course they added a whole really silly story to it too. 😁
love your insightful reactions, looking forward to more:) DL release some small projects called "songs for lovers" between "albumsongs" sort of miniprojects for fun, please check out "coffee break i over" and you know what i mean..and don`t miss thire subtitles lots of hidden irony & madness..
The face of this man is of someone who is disgusted by how good the music is.
Such a wonderful reaction! I'm a big Dirty Loops fan from Sweden.
Hey, don't miss to react to Jonah Nilssons (the singer) "Diamond Ring". You're gonna love that one to
No percussionist at all, Dirty Loops is a trio
Probably henriks best imo
There is no percussionist...?
No, there is, just not in the band. Andreas Ekstedt played percussion on this one as well. They mention it in the credits of Next To You, in a very silly and funny way, as they forgot to mention him in the credits of this one. Their videos typically never show hired session musicians, who are not in the actual band.
@@lottawiklund8606 Ok cause I looked in the credits and couldn't find it...
@@bjornbear6856 I believe it's a digital loop on this one, going through the whole song. They were using it as a "click".
@@bjornbear6856 No, it’s not in the credits of this one, as they forgot. Read the credits of Next To You. 😁
@@kjellswebilius7235 It’s not just the berimbau though. There are other percussion instruments here and there throughout as well, even in the drum solo. Some kind of sharp drum sound (no idea what they’re called in English), and aren’t there some wind chimes as well at some point? Probably more, but I’m no drummer, so I might be wrong.