Despite the bad quality of this camera phone capture, Squarepusher just oozes brilliance as always. Am I the only one hearing how his phrasing on the higher register bass licks is remarkably close to Steve Howe's guitar phrasing from early Yes classics? I mean, it almost sounds like a direct rip! BUT, that's not a bad thing at all. Cheers
He played most of this at the end of Sydney Opera House Light Festival. Front row, 1/2 Trip Deep. Let me tell you boys, was some instense stuff! G'wn Tom
this guy must be confused on how to be, or maybe he's perfectly comfortable. either way, he's really good. i'm talkin' jaco pastorius good. he just has love for music. and you can't stop something like that.
@@tomchannelle8386 thank god somebody else noticed this and not just me. This was recorded in 2015-16-ish, 7 years ago. Polyphia - GOAT, thats the riff that it reminds me too, this was released in 2018 :). I think polyphia guys like squarepusher ;d
@@ferghalhughes2510 Not entirely improv. The main hook and concept in general was something he used again at a concert in Sydney. Also not in any of his officially released stuff as best as I can tell, which is a shame.
+b1lahb1ah Also as a side note to anyone who may be interested - at the special 'Shobaleader-One' show in London he played a 6 string MusicMan Bongo, dunno whats up with that - maybe he's shopping around for a new bass and trying things out?
"Classically trained" bass circles aren't much of a thing. Most electric players aren't Classically trained but are more modern in play style (Jazz, funk, rock, etc.). That said, any bassist I've met that knows of Squarepusher always has respect for his chops, especially in circles that lean more towards modern Jazz.
a very underrated artist and a more underrated bass player. pure fucking talent right there.
underrated? He's the fucking daddy!!
@@alisound11 The Hard Normal Daddy perhaps?
He's a genius: the Bach of electronic music.
This guy is the goat he knows he is
I would kill for a high quality recording of this solo
pretty decent recording of Sydney popped up recently ruclips.net/video/NdDStgFRYZ4/видео.html
2:30 of the above video
It's on an album
Calm down and click ruclips.net/video/NZ3bEw9pgHQ/видео.html
I wouldn't. What does this have to do with the song?
最初にウワッて言ってるお兄さんの気持ちマジで分かるわ
Tom Jenkinson is a magician.. a wizard even..
sounds like he has an octaver on his bass. a really good sounding one.
Awesome upload, thank you so much !
天才なんやなぁって
That was beautiful
Despite the bad quality of this camera phone capture, Squarepusher just oozes brilliance as always. Am I the only one hearing how his phrasing on the higher register bass licks is remarkably close to Steve Howe's guitar phrasing from early Yes classics? I mean, it almost sounds like a direct rip! BUT, that's not a bad thing at all.
Cheers
Wow, you know Yes too... Fantastic.
mwa. I love this.
i love this guy
Magician
クレージーすぎる！やばい！
The Mighty Squarepusher!
生で聴きたかったなあ
+1111111112121212 誰がないでしょうか？
+starsky1012 I.
Amazing
He played most of this at the end of Sydney Opera House Light Festival. Front row, 1/2 Trip Deep. Let me tell you boys, was some instense stuff! G'wn Tom
♡
i actually kinda love this version, the terrible quality adds certain charm
Te quiero
Yes
this guy must be confused on how to be, or maybe he's perfectly comfortable. either way, he's really good. i'm talkin' jaco pastorius good. he just has love for music. and you can't stop something like that.
squarepusher is miles ahead of jaco but its a completely different type of music
Tampaterry54 to be fair, Squarepusher does consider Jaco Pastorius one of his influences
@@InfiniteRhombus not the point buddy
@@cincocharms1233 you smoke crack
People are raving over this slop and the guy is playing out of tune. Please don't tell me that it is intentional dissonance!
Genial un moustruo
mister Jenkinson! can you play on a gibson LG1? i'm so honoured if you can.
7:00 Pure talent.
やべーよこれは
0:14
2:42
The phone can't handle it near the end. Shame because squarepusher is amazing on bass.
karl
fuck this is good
I want to see tom jenkinson and evan brewer wrestle
When i was 20, i killed myself if i had to listen a guy playing picking on a bass. I'm 44 and I enjoy it!!!
Tapping and harmonics exists only for this song.
2:45 wow, i dont recognize from any song, anyone know if its just a live jam?
+jayroo71 I think that's just him dicking around.
Stringpusher
aka Squareslapper
Also Squarestrumer and Squaretapper
2:45 well that was pretty cool
that whole section sounds like a polyphia riff
@@tomchannelle8386 thank god somebody else noticed this and not just me. This was recorded in 2015-16-ish, 7 years ago. Polyphia - GOAT, thats the riff that it reminds me too, this was released in 2018 :). I think polyphia guys like squarepusher ;d
what with his hair line holy sh##*t !!!!!
I have some squares that need pushing...anybody?
Warlock Alchemist
Is the riff he starts playing at :40 an actual song of his?
Nah i think its just pure improve and skill!
@@ferghalhughes2510 what makes you say that? That melody is too good to just be improve. It sounds like he's covering something
@@ferghalhughes2510 Not entirely improv. The main hook and concept in general was something he used again at a concert in Sydney. Also not in any of his officially released stuff as best as I can tell, which is a shame.
Thats never an Ibanez is it?! Doesn't look like his usual Zoot beast.
+b1lahb1ah yep, it says SR on the headstock i believe.
Interesting! Seems like its tuned E-A-D-G-C-F as well, looking at where he plays the bass notes in the opening Iambic 9 Poetry riff
+b1lahb1ah Also as a side note to anyone who may be interested - at the special 'Shobaleader-One' show in London he played a 6 string MusicMan Bongo, dunno whats up with that - maybe he's shopping around for a new bass and trying things out?
BROTHER
I wonder how Tom is generally appreciated in the bass circles by those who are classically trained?
"Classically trained" bass circles aren't much of a thing. Most electric players aren't Classically trained but are more modern in play style (Jazz, funk, rock, etc.). That said, any bassist I've met that knows of Squarepusher always has respect for his chops, especially in circles that lean more towards modern Jazz.
He has little respect from bass players who can actually play their instruments at the highest levels.
@@cincocharms1233 boooo nope
This reminds me of John Frusciante
よっさん、元気か？
高岡第一ドしんしょう