Snarky Puppy - What About Me? (We Like It Here)
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2014
- Snarky Puppy - What About Me
From the live DVD "We Like It Here"
Streaming: radi.al/SnarkyWLIHspotify
Digital/Physical: store.groundupmusic.net/colle...
Recorded and filmed live (free of overdubs) from October 7-10 at Kytopia Studios in Utrecht, the Netherlands, for GroundUP Music. For more information and upcoming tour dates, please visit groundup.ropeadope.com or www.snarkypuppy.com.
Written, arranged, and produced by Michael League.
Personnel:
Michael League - bass
Shaun Martin - keyboards
Bill Laurance - Fender Rhodes
Cory Henry - keyboards
Justin Stanton - trumpet
Mark Lettieri - guitar
Bob Lanzetti - guitar (solo)
Chris McQueen - guitar
Nate Werth - percussion
Larnell Lewis - drums (solo)
Mike Maher - trumpet
Chris Bullock - sax
Bob Reynolds - sax
Jay Jennings - trumpet
Engineered by Eric Hartman, Roy Van Rosendaal, Mike Harrison, & Colin Benders.
Filmed by Andy LaViolette, Brad Holt, Emily Schwarting, Joseph Lafond, and Christi LaViolette.
Mixed by Eric Hartman in Dallas, Texas.
Mastered by Scott Hull at Masterdisk New York, NY. 
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What's the fucking requirement to be in this band? "Are you the best in the world?"
Thats probably not good enough to get in.
Lol probably
I think it's "make the best solo I've ever heard"
yep, that makes sense, nice question
Proficiency. Improvisation. Pushing yourself to the limit.
The creativity of Larnell's part is mind-blowing. He's somehow keeping the groove as tight as ever while also filling non-stop and never doing anything remotely the same twice all over the kit. His mind operates on a different level. I would have been out of phrases in 30 seconds, but he's speaking a whole dissertation on the fly in his own language. And its fucking beautiful.
Can't agree more!!!!!!!!!!
I've listened to this for years and while some parts I get, some are still a mystery to me.
Well said
plus he flew in from NY and went directly to the studio without rehearsal and played THIS. There is a documentation about the recording of this album somewhere on youtube and that stuck with me and made this even more insane
Yes!!!
the guitar solo is completely insane.
after 20 years of being a musician, I can PROUDLY say I’m good enough to have been an audience member there!
Hahahaha this is gold.
Unreal experience.
genuine question, how did it sound when they were playing? i've always wondered
@@leakdeo nah, i wasn't there. :( i sure as hell wish i was tho.
@@rsdigiomoney oh my bad, i misread as you were there, and i think everyone wishes they were lol
Larnell is a fucking machine on the drums! Daaaamn dude!
damn he's a god
Speaking of machines, you even have a perfectly played "blast beat" between bass drum and floor tom in 5:51, in first 16th note triplets and then mother-fucking-32th notes at tempo 132 (16th note blast beat at 264bpm).
Like Mangini said once, a "blast beat" can be most musical in the proper musical setting - in jazz fusion, for example :D
I've notated this whole, have to say it was worth it again...
I guess I should, I bet people want to learn this. I posted it to Ultimate Guitar as a Guitar Pro 6 file (takes about 24 hrs for it to be accepted there it seems, never posted anything anywhere before). I marked ghost notes where they fit (and where they can be heard in the song naturally) and marked all accents and distinguished between rimshots and regular "shots" :p. I play this with my second snare on the left to the hihat even though Larnell has his on the right between his 2 floor toms. But the cowbell has to be on the right (attached to a tom for example) to be able to play the solo. But I tell you it's worth it. I used two bass drum pedals during the end of the solo because I can't do a blast beat with a single pedal at 264 bpm :D so I recommend that if you have 2 pedals, I also marked the changes in the Guitar Pro with "jalan vaihto" which is "foot change" from hihat pedal to bass drum pedal or vice versa. It took me 3 weeks to transcribe, learn, practice and memorize this and it still has much practice value (meaning that I suck :D).
You are a brave man.
I tried to post it in Ultimate Guitar but they don't want it because it only has the drum track :DD
4 years later and I’m realizing how important the guy on the congas is
Nate Werth! The unsung hero of Snarky Puppy! I wouldn't say he's underrated because most Snarky Puppy fans know his werth (heh-heh) to the band and how vital he is, but he just does his thing in the background most of the time going unnoticed. However, if he wasn't there, you *would* notice!
Nate werth is a goat
@@Yash-oz3em 6 days ago.. This vid just keeps on getting comments. For good reason obviously. Fuck I love the internet. And i'm high.
@@karadan100 this group is amazing and I don't who conga guy is fill me in I know the drummer amazing and the keyboardist is next level
@@karadan100 Watch this and Lingus everyday.
Larnell’s headphones are holding on for their dear life!
He’s gonna need the Keith moon treatment with the duct tape sticking them to his forehead 😂
haha, yes!
Has no one noticed how Nate Werth is going ham on the bongos? I feel like he went unappreciated.
If this were basketball, Nate would be the best playmaker in the business.
That's the beauty of this performance. You can watch it a million times and still discover something that will blow your mind even further.
for those bongos make me feel like i’m eating doritos 🤌🏾🤌🏾
Nate who...?
Dude, he's such an important part. It's one of those often unsung things, even other musicians sleep on the percussion but this band is a great example of how integral good percussion is. Mad respect to Nate dude is just as much a monster as any of them
I'm pretty sure Larnell is breaking some laws of physics here.
+MrBretowsky All of them actually
+MrBretowsky too many arms on that drummer if you ask me
+MrBretowsky i love the way everyone stares at him like "whoa, dude, slow down here a bit"
+Bert Berw Don't you mean 0:15 ? :D
Larnell is a machine!
Me: What time signature is this?
Larnell Lewis: Yes
its 4/4 btw
It's 25 or 6 to 4😉
Tab Ross does anyone really know what time it is ?
@@dxmyr hahaha, good comeback, nice, that's the response i was looking for! Well played my friend😉. Thx
Btw younger players, if you want to hear some great time sigs,go listen to Jaco Pastorius first solo album and look at the players list on that album. It is self titled. Check out that monster stuff. I love Portrait of Tracey done on his old fretless fender jazz bass in harmonics. You're welcome!😉 enjoy🙂
Michael League seems so unassuming, but his work ethic must be off the charts. He writes, arranges and produces most of their songs, and has to schedule tours and sessions depending on who's available and has to decide which of his guys should be featured as soloists, because they are ALL killers! He hardly ever features himself, although he is quietly one of the best bassists in the game...
One of the best comment I've ever read! Something I've never thought...
@@nicolaippolito1979 😉Thx!
"SNARKY PUPPIES...
Assemble!"
He's in his own 🕶 League lol
@@KaesideIwuagwu damn that's a good one
Why is no one talking about bob lanzettis solo. It was legendary.
...word...
It's amazing!!
Thank you mentioning that guitarist! I’ve watched this video so many times and am just now realizing how lame I am for not knowing who that guitar player is. Amazing solo!
Yup amazing solo
Bob Reynolds (sax player) confirmed in the comments section that Larnell Lewis had ONE DAY to learn all of these tunes before recording. Un. Freaking. Real.
...how is that even possible?? what a madman! haha
Steve Gadd, Dave Weckl and Vinnie Colauita use to do the exact same from the 60s until today but mostly just sight reading every part in the studio and live on stage.
Larnel is the drumer?
@@gasperhlupic364 Yeah, he had to sub in at the last minute because the other drummer fell ill I believe.
@@callumomeagher1868 Vinnie said he mastered the black page by practicing it for 20 mins a day for "a couple of weeks." Like it was just a footnote at the end of his practice routine for less than a month, then he went and recorded it. Fucking insane.
"911, what's your emergency?"
"Someone just murdered a drum set."
He sexually abused them before too
I actually just lolled
@@joshevans3961 YO ME TOO!
COPS:. . "Quite the opposite. . We believe he brought it to life!"
Y'know, I thought it was impressive when he broke a stick and played with one hand to grab a new one.
He's done that with the KICK PEDAL and replaced it mid-song. Talk about murdering a drum kit.
I love watching the reactions of all the musicians while they're resting. Like they're all just smirking or smiling, like "holy fuck, we are making one of the coolest songs of all time rn".
I prefer watching the peepz in the control booth absolutely lose their collective shits xDD
@@AstrumG2V 6:03 Has to be the best example.
00:00 TO 06:56 THIS PART IS AMAZING
Yeah that last second really sucks
My favorite part of the song too!
good one :)
Fr Fr
This video has everything a music fan wants to see
And hear....perhaps most importantly
This is absolutely FILTHY! Oh my gosh!!!!!!!! Why am I just finding this guy, Larnell Lewis?!?!?!?!
He's so wrong it's absolutely right! Guy speaks polyrhythm like it's his native tongue.
Polyrhythms, metric modulation, odd groupings, you name it.... He's a beast!
Same here brother. I'm a 16 year old drummer, and this guy right here, Larnell Lewis, what a player he is... I'm thinking of playing 'Lingus' for a show in December, that part where he keeps playing the bass part and is soloing over it is so amazing, yet so hard to do! (Excuse me for my English, it's certainly not perfect in any way)
casper van helvoirt If the only part of that song that gets you is the keyboard solo section, you're waaaaaay ahead of the game.
Nathan Redmon Hahaha ;) Music is what I want to do, and proffesionals have said I could easily succeed if I want to, with the right help and the right amount of effort put into it. Music is the beauty of this world expressed.
Can we all take one second to appreciate that person who edited the whole video so that we could all witness the greatness each of these musicians has put on on this epic performance. My goodness.
ok, second is over now, bye
@@hottokatrazi haha that's all i asked for. Thanks
Over the years playing with different musicians, on occasion you have that moment and realization that you just heard and particapated in a piece of utter genius. No words, but that moment when your brain floods your body with dopimine. As high as you can get and not hurt anybody😁, this was one of those moments!!!
I LOVE THIS! I’ve been checking for SP since they started recording their live performances and the videography and EDITING of their videos are MASTERFUL. I always feel like I’m their because they know the music!
The cold open is amazing! Sucks you right into the story. This entire album's videography adds to the experience
I have this album in the car. It improves my driving skills by 100% and I can now also drift effortlessly.
I play this album in my car and now my car can fly
I play this in my car and it drives on water
I play this in my car and it can now travel in space
I play this in my car and now my car can time-travel
I play this in my car and the police yields
Hail to the sound engineers and producers, too. Such a masterful work of art.
HAIL !
Underrated comment right here
If you pause the video at 6:03 you can see (presumably) the sound engineers enjoying the fruits of their hard work.
Props to them indeed, it has to be one hell of a nightmare to set this all up.
Indeed!
@@victorborghys9033 I only caught that on the second viewing. They're having a grand old time back there, aren't they? And well deserved.
5:12 Larnell keeping time on his hi hat throughout his solo is sooooo underrated
The foot independence he has is crazy
That’s what then jazz guys do! It’s dope as hell
He protecc... He attacc
But most importantly
He keeps tracc....
I wish I had that independence.
thats honestly nuts i could never
A return to highly intelligent music.
I really start crying at 5:41. I started shedding real tears at how wonderful one person can make the world be. Thank you, Larnell 🙌🏾
A little late.....I started at 0:16
I laughed in awe at 5:35 when he switched times and then back. Just incredible, like kindergarten to this guy.
@@Musician837 went straight Stevie Wonder there.
I thought I was the only one. When your nose feels tingly and pores opened. LOL!
That's with a SINGLE PEDAL!!!!
Larnell Lewis is an heroic man.
+Ash Hudson Dude. He's coming back for Family Dinner Vol. 2... WITH Sput.
Both of dem. In the same room. Uuuuuuugh
+Ash Hudson Chills at 2:24. Chills at the right-side fat snare in place of floor tom. Chills at how amazing/unique that setup is. Snarky Puppy is amazing.
+Ash Hudson He's a killer.....!!!
+Ash Hudson That left foot on the high-hat never misses a beat, regardless of the odd beats going around on the other limbs. His musicality and emotion put in his playing has everyone smiling including me from behind a monitor.
He's a champion
I love the mixed look of fear and adoration they give each other when they solo
shaun's martin fave during lingus xD
literal lol
fear hahahahahahaha
Fear + adoration = respect. Lol
My favorite is the way the horns look at each other when Larnell is going off like “what even is this dude”
People don’t talk enough about this piece on the guitar! Absolutely blown away
meh
Absolutely! The playing is incredibly tight
Annoying as hell until the rest of the band came in. And I thought the synth guy was the biggest ass in the band.
At least synth guy makes decent music out of his weird solos. It's pretty surprising that the saxes, trumpets, and drummer are team players but this one jerk isn't. Worst Snarky Puppy solo I've ever had the displeasure of listening to. And he won over the Sleeper talk box solo.
seemingly a bit too rocky for most of the jazzheads here. pity. I enjoyed it as well.
How Larnell was able to come into this with no rehearsal whatsoever and absolutely knock it out of the park is absolutely mind blowing.
In case someone needs a drum transcription of this song please check it out on my channel
try attending university where he's an instructor and paying attention to anything except for his playing / every band he's in
The only problem about Snarky Puppy, is that I'm not able to listen to anyone else anymore.
I know, right!
I've watched this 5 times today. I'm not sure if I want to just quit playing drums or quit my job so I can practice 12 hours a day. Something's gotta give. :)
You just have one life. Quit.
CvnDqnrU quit what, drumming or day job? :D
Knollan Tanteo Trust me, I've considered both. Lol
Nathan Redmon same dillema here bro, whenever I listen to guys like miller, wooten, paladino and the likes, i entertain the thought too :) but then i remember i've got my family to support, so yeah. lol
I'm a guitarist / bassist...and yep...I'm in the same boat. My guitar-ing is nowhere near this dude.
Larnell is possessed.
All hail that guitar solo as well by Bob Lanzetti.Yeah, Larnell just opened up a portal, but that guitar solo is a statement in itself.
if you look closely the drummer has 3 hands
hahahaha thats awesome.....hes a genius!
you kill me xD
As a drummer I can testify that this statement is pretty much true: Larnell's third hand is his right foot. He's so good with his feet that they have the same skill level as other drummers' hands.
Aditya Lee and 6 legs
nah its 7
6:03 when the music elicits stank face from a viola player, you can be fairly sure it's maximum.
Haha well observed
HAHA
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
At 1:00 too
sure thing
I'm going to go listen to Lingus before it gets jealous that I've been watching this so much.
4:25 the way the guitarist catches the horns mid in the middle of the solo is tasty AF
give me chills every time!
Sure the drums were awesome but that guitar solo was a complete masterpiece IMO. The transitions made it feel like a real melodic storey and built ever so slightly reaching it's peak with great intensity and dynamic entrance to the bridge to set it back up before the drum solo. Massive props to the guitarist (Y)
Callum O'Meagher I would happily like your comment but the like count is at 69, sorry mate I can’t ruin this
I didn't necessarily dig every note of it, but mad props for going at it with his own voice, impeccable chops, and knowing exactly the moment to pull out all the stops.
Guitar was a beast.
I agree. The way it was built was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It takes 30 times to me to understand what he is doing. Now, I can say it is awesome!
whoever recorded and mixed this is a genius....obviously the musicians are as well :)
Brilliant - I like very much. YY
Is this X factor?
haha....yeah
Larnell. WHAT?!?!?!?!?! I've been playing drums for over 30 years. His creativity is once in a generational talent. When he played the halftime breakdown halfway through that solo I verbally gasped....it's just too much.
Yes that half time break. Feckin 'ell!
The subtle smile by Cory Henry at 5:23 from simultaneously trying to groove and watch Larnell's solo lol. Like: "Bro is about go stupid"
Listening to them on laptop speakers is a crime.
This... is some good music. All of it.
I especially love Lingus though.
Lingus might be the greatest thing I have ever heard
Sexton Hardcastle Listen to one of their older songs, Flood. It will blow your mind
Sorry guys...the guitar solo is ridiculously good!!! He is a very accomplished player rhythmically, harmonically, and musically!!!
5:51 "The agression" when he comes out of that solo is unreal. So powerful!
Great description! He's just so determined and forceful, no stopping him!
I can't remember when was the last time I felt such joy as I did towards the end of this performance! I was literally in ecstasy for a moment. I couldn't help but jump up and down and let random noises come out of my mouth (it's night time and I felt like screaming, and could barely hold it in). I felt like I was listening to music for the first time ever, and I'm a professional musician for god's sake! And on top of everything, I'm normally a really really calm person, so this truly caught me by surprise, and I'm friggin' happy it did. Jesus Christ, thank you Snarky Puppy, thank you Larnell Lewis! Thank you for making me feel like a little child again!
That’s the spirit touching one's soul. Pure life. Live!
Larnells snare fills are SO legit
What I like about these videos is that snarky puppy are a team and whole and everyone respects each others role in each tune and they Always look like they are enjoying themselves always
I have trouble with 4/4
right? the 1 shows up like every 40 seconds its fucked
Rubik Builder LLC 😂😂
I know right :/ despite beeing a musician (self taught), I can't manage to find the fucking rythm in some parts, and it really pisses me off !
lol this is in 4/4 (mostly).
This is in 4/4 the drum solo i think you are referring to is mostly just polyrythems
My favorite thing is their appreciation and admiration for one another. You can see it in every live video!
That guys face at 5.24 cracks me up! Like ..'I can't believe how good this moment in time is and I'm right here in the middle of it.'
6:01 I can't express the nastiness of that fill
BackInBlack_4896 thanks!!!
That fill @1:55... was not of this world
The pedal work at 5:48 needs to be examined. Disgusting.
@@harrystrachan7267 stinky triplets with one foot
@@iaial0 quadruplets**
5:24 Cory: WHAT THE HELL LARNELL
Bob and Larnell tear this piece to SHREDS
Larnell, upon listening to this track, wept because there were no more worlds to conquer...
What the fuck is this, this is the best shit I have heard in my life, and I hear it just now? I am losing my mind over this.
Nuwanda unrelated to snarky is another artist i've fallen in love with. also an instrumental band but sorta different genres. look up "plini". The EP sweet nothings will change your life.
Thanks for the tip! You weren't kidding, that guy is great! I can't believe people can be so well rounded at such a young age. Imagine what they will go on to do.
Nuwanda seriously man. we gotta support these artists so they can continue!
Listened to lingus yet? XD
John Bennett I think one hundred times in the last week
5:24 the way Cory looks at Shaun is priceless
That is not Larnell, he looks at Shaun Martin at his right!
Look at another angle 5:18 Larnell and Cory are facing each other.
@@szucsipiano7 you're right! the camera work makes it look that way. thanks
It's an exceedingly rewarding experience to listen to this at 80% speed.
Read your comment as I was in the last 20 seconds of the song. 75% was a trip for round 2
I cry when I watch this. Not even exaggerating. The passion and musical congruency, especially during that last line after Larnell's second solo, actually brings tears to my eyes. I hope I'm not the only one.
I actually feel a mix of happiness and violence, i can't describe it lol
Dude, you're not alone. This performance, and many others by Snarky Puppy, move me to tears. I think I wouldn't want to live if I ever lost my hearing.
I have to analyse this songs structure for my music corse and I'm crying trying to figure it out.
Not this song for me but others! It’s amazing what these musicians can create!
and here I was thinking I was a weirdo for shedding tears. Glad to know am not alone.
I have to rank that drum solo in my top 5 favorites, like of all time. The MUSICALITY!
By drum solo you mean the whole song from beginning to end, right? ;)
Larnell's grooves are just disgustingly great. I'm always impressed by his sense of time as well as his ability to play very technical rhythms and changes with such groove. Got to meet him backstage at PASIC last year; he's very polite and nice and was very humble when I talked him briefly. Great musician and person :)
Scarecrow6459 my teacher is going to be playing with Adrian bent and said i can play with him!!
How am I still getting goosebumps after almost a decade
Because it's timeless 🎶
Amazing music.
It is just so enveloping! Been coming back to this yearly
Very true😭😭😭
Larnell Lewis played this song perfectly. I really mean that. Every single note is perfect and I don't think there a single drummer in the world who could've performed this better. It's like winning the lottery.
Yep, _every_ beat was perfectly timed. Despite its complexity there wasn't a single mistake. *Wow!*
@@asmartbajan There were a couple of mistakes though, around 5:21 his fills are slightly off time and he has to readjust.
@@keithgraham8588 nah
*Snarky Puppy reminds us to just say "No" to mediocrity.*
It's a sentiment worth repeating and a new tune each week gives us one more reason to look forward to Mondays.
Kudos Ladies and Gentlemen.
#CertifiedAwesome
Beautiful , made My day!
Amazing absolutely Amazing!
Looking in up in iTunes next! definitely buying this tune :)
& I did buy it :)
Truly inspiring, sent me right to my practice room.
These guys!
you guys knew Larnell learned every song of the album on the freaking plane flight to the studio (Canada to the US)? Micheal told us during a rhythm section workshop in germany (where he was with Larnell). Like, how the hell is this even possible?
Fabian Catoni this was recorded in Utrecht (Netherlands) though
I did watch the documentary from my friend. It was unbelievable...
There’s a new video of him learning a song in one take! And he tells the same story!!
@@Phoebonaccii I've watch that video, "the shortest pencil is longer than the longest memory"
@@nasigoreng_ati That quote was pure gold! Made a point to remember that one (although writing it down was probably a better idea)
State of the art music. So killer.
This performance should get a whole chapter in music history books.
Larnell Lewis is a god among men
fuck me.
ejmuskdrums There's always a Chris Coleman.
Klaus Arndt They're both beast. Larnell Lewis has nothing to be ashamed off among any room fill with drummers.
Lol that was Jesus, but Larnell is as close to that one can get.
Cory Henry's face at 5:24 is just priceless
+Lauritz Wiesinger Also the face at 6:03. She knows that fill was nasty.
Cory's face at 5:24 kills me every time.
If only I could drum like this; it would be the only thing in life I ever needed.
Michael League reminds me of Zappa a lot. And I can't be happier, he's pushing it to the next level. We need more musicians and composers with balls.
The drummers name is Larnel Louis people. He is an amazing drummer who performed at this years jazz festival with snarky puppy. He is not their actual drummer but whenever snarky puppy wants to showcase their skills they bring out larnel louis. One of the best drummers i know
+Stefan Sampy *Lewis
Owen Trattles lol thx
Marco Oliveira U can say that again
+Stefan Sampy i don't disagree that he's amazing, but don't short-sell Sput! I got to be at the Family Dinner Vol 2 recording in New Orleans and I was sitting in front of both of them. I gotta say that they're quite the team!
+Ethan Mitch U are rigt as well. i have seen him. he is amazig as well
League is massive
3:46 That cello player though....
sexy350Zowner Susanne Rosmolen
sexy350Zowner she is adorable, right? hahaa
really!
+sexy350Zowner Smokin
+sexy350Zowner She's really beautiful!
I want to lose my shit as a percussionist every time I watch Larnell play, but writing a composition where someone can go off like that and it fits within the song naturally is something else AFTER a gnarly guitar solo is something else man. The writing and execution is so next level.
Mike League is a genius composer and arranger. He and Jacob Collier are on another world compared to everyone else right now.
This piece always leaves me in a state of disbelief. Just astonishing. As for Larnell, surely he's not from this planet ... just jaw dropping❤
Everybody needs someone in their life the way the guy in the red, white and black checkered shirt looks at Larnell
This is just utterly ridiculous in the best way possible, the musicianship is just on another level!!! I really need to go and practice ha ha!
Some of the riffs, straight up NASTY!
+DSLDrummer I thought you said 'I really need to go practice hi-hats' and I'm like fuck yeah pal.
Plus B.A.D>bad ass drummer!
LARNELL LEWIS FUCK ME UP OH MY GOD
That DAMN DRUMMER!!! IS JUST FIRE!!!
Bob Lanzetti is amazing
The first time I watched this full-screen, with headphones on. . I literally had tears in my eyes and a HUGE smile on my face with joy!
It overwhelmed me!
So happy!
same thing happened to me mate!
Same thing here! This was a fucking outer-wordly and surreally joyous experience!
I've been listening to this stuff and watching all these fabulous RUclips clis all Saturday afternoon. Haven't got no painting done or fixed anything but when you discover something as amazing as this, life just has to go on hold for a moment while you enjoy.
well said and agree wholly ..
it's awesome that I'm not the only one who bumped into these crazy bastards and declared "where the hell have you guys been?" - hooked!
Just saw this song performed tonight and it was a whole other experience live.
Bob Lanzetti perfectly matching the melody line of the song for one single instant of his solo makes this song for me
I swear snarky puppy is basically prog with horns :D
***** I see it as jazz fusion (because of the funk and latin influences), and the arrangements make it prog.
It's more like fusion because it has impovisation, prog in the other hand doesn't have any of it.
theboywholikesgaming
Prog always had a ton of improvisation in it. I dunno what planet you are from.
theboywholikesgaming There is no improv in studio music
***** What do you mean prog? That name alone requires much more than this. This is just jazz fusion.
I love the haunted guitar solo. The song entitled "What About Me" meaning you are searching what are you worth for, the haunted guitar solo is like you are searching for yourself. Then on 3:30 he is building and beginning to found his notes or himself. Bob lanzietti is a master guitarist he puts adventure to the piece
the way i interpret it is. its like a distraction and by the time he really starts playing you realize the drums are what u should have been listening to the whole time
@@jawballisticweimser4502 Hmmm. So it's like a story where the drums were showing the way and maintaining the tempo all the while but the guitarist represents a person losing their way then finding it at the end because the stability of the drum gave them a way back
@@TheSeeking2know yeah but then then in the end u get corey henry keeping tempo for the drums.
oh my god, just like how I feel, when the solo starts it feels confusing like lost in someplace dark (a forest or somewhere) but then it finally found "the way" and just went mental...
Saw them live in LA! Incredible performance
How good is it at 5:53 the bass player just gives the nod and Larnell shifts into top gear, I can and do watch that guy play for hours at a time. What a seriously great group of musicians. And that guitar solo was from another planet. Brilliant. Knowing Larnell had 2 hours on a plane ride over to learn the entire set. What a very special talent he is. I'd give anything just to have 10% of his talent.
7 hours on a plane ride and 2 hours in the studio to learn the set. It's mind-binding that he did that.
i know its a blessing to be apart of that room. knowing that your craft is perfect and you in a room full of talented people that can create such beautiful sounds. and look how everyone is smiling the whole time. man i wish i could witness this live
Love the look he gets from the other guitarist at 3:22
this recording session is probably the cleanest gig that has ever been performed
God damn Larnell 🤯
Fucking hell man, this is the serious shit
appropriate response lol
I love how everyone in that room knows that they are witnessing something fucking incredible; and they're absorbing every moment of it! Would've loved to be in that room!!
Look at the faces - this is the exact same session that also saw the legendary Cory Henry solo in Lingus.
After he destroyed those drum set he seams like he isn't even impressed of what he just did... that man is out of this world!
The dude on guitar is awesome !!!!!!!!
I love the lead guitarist' Terje Rypdal'ish approach. The head on this tune is sick. The drummer! The bassist! The keyboard section! The other guitar player! The horn section! Everyone! Everyone!
We need a Snarky Puppy/Vulfpeck song ASAP
TacoKing love your profile picture, I am a big chili peppers fan
Petition for It Gets Funkier V to be with Snarky Puppy
You should check The Fearless Flyers then ;)
Oh please God no
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This gives me the faith that the world can be saved by togetherness in creativity.
Btw I love the cello player, she is just soo cute. 💚
The drummer and percussionist make this track. But I will say, all the other parts and pieces fit flawlessly and were applied brilliantly.
Whenever I hear Snarky Puppy my heart gets hurt just feeling each miracle they can do with music. I've never seen so many monsters in the same room
Exactly!
I just want to know who these folks are... They all look so blessed and positive. How does a collective like this come together? I guess I could google and research about Snarky Puppy, but I just mean to express similar feelings as you. I feel like I'm missing out!!