you should listen to “new person, same old mistakes” & “past life” by tame impala.. you’d like them a lot man! love your videos and the open minded outlook
Thanks. I think it may take a few listens for Tame Impala to grow on me. I'm more into the music end of things and not so much lyrics. A lot of what people have been asking me to listen to is more about the lyrics. I'll give anything a try. I'm always surprised at what I like. I'm just discovering the Anatolian Rock thing and really like most of what I've heard.
it makes sense what you say as most of Erkin Korays songs are pieced together from other records so thats why it sounds like you heard it before, i think this song is 90's not sure of exact date though. he's still alive.
John you should look at how Tame Impala works as a band (because on the albums it's basically Kevin Parker on all instruments and vocals). I put you a link in which you will see that the amount of effects used is an integral part of the sound of the band ! This is a "live" session (without audience) for Deezer in 2015 (The style and sound of "Let It Happen" is more contemporary than the other two or three tracks you've heard before from Tame Impala). ruclips.net/video/E2mNdT43M8o/видео.html
@@Kedimiagul Evet haklısın.. Ama burada "Akrebin gözleri" derken; saat akrebi gerçek akrebe benzetilmiş yani teşbih yapılmış.. Şimdi İngilizcede bu iki kavram için, farklı iki kelime kullanılıyorken burda bunu nasıl izah edebiliriz?! İngilizcesi iyi olan biri varsa açıklayabilir tabi..
I'm discovering that The Rolling Stones did Erkin Korays song and if my facts are correct, changed the name to Paint It Black. According to the translator, it was originally called A September Evening. Is that close? I like learning these things.
@@andygreen9673 İ don't know How can say in English but we call "45'lik Kayıt" (...?... Record) Anyway.. - First record for "Bir Eylül Akşamı" , at 1962 as 45'lik Kayıt in Turkey.. - Mick Jagger said to Jann Wenner in an interview: "Paint it Black was thin kind of Turkish song, ........ İ remember some sort of ballats,......etc." (The Rolling Stones Magazine - 1995 - No. 723) - How can he heard/reached (which one is True 🤨) to this song !? Atlantic Records:An American record rabel Founded:1947 Founder: Ahmet Ertegün, Herb Abramson. Ertegün as a Türk, ofcourse he knew Erkin Koray and his songs..And The Rolling Stones was with/at (🤔) Atlantic Records in those years...
@@kertenkele7848 I am Turkish thank you :-) I live in Amsterdam and my English is better but I can speak Turkish, the first 45lik kayit in Turkey was Baris Manco in 1962, Erkin Koray first single Bir Eylul Aksami was in 1966, the reason people think it was 62 because of wrong information given in a book called Bir Erkin Koray Kitapi published in the late 90's, the author of this book also says this was a mistake, when you look at the record label that Bir Eylul Aksami came out on the serial number for the record points to 1966. Erkin Koray was not famous and did not have a hit until 1967 with kizlarin Alin Askere, his 2 45"s before then (both from 66) sold very little and Ahmet Ertegun would not have have known about Erkin Koray, Erkin Koray was not a name until 1967. Unlike you who only has speculation i am dealing in facts, this record was not released until 1966, stop making things up.
@@andygreen9673 Don't comment on a topic you do not know... I gave you source...The Rolling Stone Magazine -1995 - 723.. Which could be mentioned turkish song about Paint it Black in this interview !?! Do you have an ear?
He lives
from 60s to 90s Anatolian rock was epic. incredibly perfect
"Akrep" has 2 different means in Turkish. 1. Mean :Scorpion
2. mean is "Hour hand" Akrep means is "Hour Hand" in this song
you should listen to “new person, same old mistakes” & “past life” by tame impala.. you’d like them a lot man! love your videos and the open minded outlook
Thanks. I think it may take a few listens for Tame Impala to grow on me. I'm more into the music end of things and not so much lyrics. A lot of what people have been asking me to listen to is more about the lyrics. I'll give anything a try. I'm always surprised at what I like. I'm just discovering the Anatolian Rock thing and really like most of what I've heard.
Erkin Koray-Korkulu Rüya = Tame Impala dreams.
Thanks
scorpion eyess
ruclips.net/video/g1gtQu6A2xM/видео.html scorpion eyess mematiii
it makes sense what you say as most of Erkin Korays songs are pieced together from other records so thats why it sounds like you heard it before, i think this song is 90's not sure of exact date though. he's still alive.
Great. Glad to hear he's still with us.
@@JohnCregoWorldMusic Jagger has already agreed.. You can look for this interwiev.. The Rolling Stone Magazine - 1995 - 723
@@kertenkele7848 Jagger said it was influenced by a sort of Turkish song, does not mention Koray or his 1966 record
John you should look at how Tame Impala works as a band (because on the albums it's basically Kevin Parker on all instruments and vocals).
I put you a link in which you will see that the amount of effects used is an integral part of the sound of the band !
This is a "live" session (without audience) for Deezer in 2015 (The style and sound of "Let It Happen" is more contemporary than the other two or three tracks you've heard before from Tame Impala).
ruclips.net/video/E2mNdT43M8o/видео.html
Adam Türkiye de neler varmis, haberimiz yokmus saskinligi yasiyor :)
Ben çevirmek için ama hala anlamıyorum çalıştı.
akrep = scorpion
akrebin =scorpion's
So you're saying it's Scorpions Eyes, Not Scorpion Eyes?
@@JohnCregoWorldMusic scorpion's eyes, scorpion's ( eyes) scorpion.......
That's, repeats for the rhyme.
Bu şarkıdaki akrep saat üstündeki akreptir.
@@Kedimiagul Evet haklısın.. Ama burada "Akrebin gözleri" derken; saat akrebi gerçek akrebe benzetilmiş yani teşbih yapılmış.. Şimdi İngilizcede bu iki kavram için, farklı iki kelime kullanılıyorken burda bunu nasıl izah edebiliriz?! İngilizcesi iyi olan biri varsa açıklayabilir tabi..
Turkiyeyi arap ülkesi sanıyorlar
You should listen to "cem karaca"and" barış manço"
I have. I may even have made a video with them.
You should listen the better examples from Erkin Koray, like "Arapsaçı" and "Şaşkın". I guarantee you'll enjoy them more..
yagmur sounds better for in my humble opinion
Also you can check gün doğmuyor, gel bak ne söylicem, yalnız sen varsın and düşünüş
If you listen to Mac DeMarco you will get views!
I suggest the songs "Passing Out Pieces" "My Kind of Woman" "My Old Man"
Anatolian rock.. Yes 👏👏👏
Pls.. Listen The Rolling Stones-Paint it Black (1966)
And listen this song's origin by Erkin Koray - Bir Eylül Akşamı (1962)
I'm discovering that The Rolling Stones did Erkin Korays song and if my facts are correct, changed the name to Paint It Black. According to the translator, it was originally called A September Evening. Is that close? I like learning these things.
bir eylul aksami is 66 as well not 62, thats a common mistake people make, it is definitely 66 though,
@@andygreen9673 İ don't know How can say in English but we call "45'lik Kayıt" (...?... Record) Anyway..
- First record for "Bir Eylül Akşamı" , at 1962 as 45'lik Kayıt in Turkey..
- Mick Jagger said to Jann Wenner in an interview:
"Paint it Black was thin kind of Turkish song, ........ İ remember some sort of ballats,......etc." (The Rolling Stones Magazine - 1995 - No. 723)
- How can he heard/reached (which one is True 🤨) to this song !?
Atlantic Records:An American record rabel
Founded:1947
Founder: Ahmet Ertegün, Herb Abramson.
Ertegün as a Türk, ofcourse he knew Erkin Koray and his songs..And The Rolling Stones was with/at (🤔) Atlantic Records in those years...
@@kertenkele7848 I am Turkish thank you :-) I live in Amsterdam and my English is better but I can speak Turkish, the first 45lik kayit in Turkey was Baris Manco in 1962, Erkin Koray first single Bir Eylul Aksami was in 1966, the reason people think it was 62 because of wrong information given in a book called Bir Erkin Koray Kitapi published in the late 90's, the author of this book also says this was a mistake, when you look at the record label that Bir Eylul Aksami came out on the serial number for the record points to 1966. Erkin Koray was not famous and did not have a hit until 1967 with kizlarin Alin Askere, his 2 45"s before then (both from 66) sold very little and Ahmet Ertegun would not have have known about Erkin Koray, Erkin Koray was not a name until 1967. Unlike you who only has speculation i am dealing in facts, this record was not released until 1966, stop making things up.
@@andygreen9673 Don't comment on a topic you do not know... I gave you source...The Rolling Stone Magazine -1995 - 723..
Which could be mentioned turkish song about Paint it Black in this interview !?! Do you have an ear?