Band Teacher Reacts to Dirty Loops Breakdown
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2022
- Band Teacher Reacts to Dirty Loops Breakdown
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I am glad you got to hear this song! One of my DL-favourites. There is a warm feeling in the sound I really like. And even though this is quite a calm song, there still is so much in there to listen to! 🙂
Nice and informative reaction. This is the one musical reason I'm so proud of being swedish. I know that is not my doing. They worked hard for this. They are just awesome at so many levels.
A really good review and analyze!
I attended DLs' live twice in their Japan tour last month and this song felt better than the original. I never thought that good this song in live. Henrik and Aaron really proud of their singer and enjoy playing with him or just listening the inspiring voice. there isn't enough words to describe how good their gig are. I hope one day you will do and being blown away by them. Next suggestion from me is a song called "better" by Cody Fry and Cory Wong. this will shock you.
I grew up in a time when the music and the words had Depth. It has gone off on so many "tangents" taking it straight into the "Pop" realm, and calling it Music. This band has given me hope that it's about to come full circle. I just love these guys. With all of the talent they have, they never go full Hedonistic to display it. It's more about the music, the words, the arrangements, and Feeling the music in the moment. Aaron is just a human metronome with flair! I'm so jealous.....
DL are Sooo together musically! You would almost have to call them triplet sons of different mothers!
Great reaction to the great Dirty Loops.
Henrik's fill at the end is my favorite part.
One of my favorites of theirs. I've been obsessed with them since I discovered them after their collaboration with cory wong.
This is one of my favorite tracks from these guys. It's so slinky and groovy, and those fills from the bass and drums, sheesh. Very underrated track. Oh and, the vocals ain't bad either. Love that modulation they do, and yeah, there's no way those were keyboard horns, lol.
I love your reactions Bob! You're often repeating the same observations I make myself when listening to all these songs, and you have such a calm but still enthusiastic way of explaining things. It's great that you're pausing and rewinding more! I have one big wish though, and that is that you please react to more of Jacob Collier. If you haven't heard more than that "live" session from his room, you're in for an incredible musical threat! He creates harmony like no one other on this planet, his arrangement of Moon River is something you (especially as a musician) don't wanna leave the planet without hearing at least once!
You´re great Bob, thank you for this one! 🙂Keep the DL-songs coming please!
Hey Bob, I’m blown away by your reaction and analysis of this song - honestly a great eye opener for me in helping me understand the complexity of it. Thanks, also for showcasing Dirty Loops’ work and giving them their due respect 🙏
By the way, perhaps you didn't know it already, Aron has done a lot of writing for DL and not only for the drum part!
"Jonah" (real name Jonas) has a huge nack for Pat Metheny and Lyle Msys. It shines through in so many ways if one is familiar w the huge portfolio of PM/LM.. The cool thing about these three Swedes though comes with their over all meshing a lot of other styles as well together even though a "lyric/symphonic" Metheny/Mays component so often comes into Jonas/Henrik/Aron's "musical soul expressio tools" way of making music: As their music clearly is "for musical/Musician souls".. As a clear cut analysis from following Jonas way of performing/composing he runs down what sound as "jazz improvisation" jazz style piano playing but in actuality it is note by note composed/rehearsed.. The complexity of the intricatly interwoven "jazzy playing" in what most guess is Jonas improvising is in all reasonable observation in my view Jonas carefully crafting master pieces of jazz lines both intricate but more importantly deeply musically soul fully intelligent.. Though: they are not improvisation on the spot.. One can find jam sessions w Jonas on stage "having fun with other musicians live/unrehearsed" and the kind of madterful (rehearsed great jazz lines) way of "jazzing/improvising " is miles away from the kind of super interesting jazz lines Jonas puts down in their own release videos!
The only way I can sort of compare this piece to other compositions is, when Frank Zappa "composed Bobby Brown" just to piss people off. (I think it started out with some moron said to Frank, that he could not compose anything that people in general would like. The rest is history.)
Matt Garstka..