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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2025

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  • @wilbermoody
    @wilbermoody 10 месяцев назад +21

    Everyone: What time signature is this?
    Ivo Papasov: YES!

    • @katehart8420
      @katehart8420 5 месяцев назад

      You mean time signatures. Plural! I’ve been listening to his stuff for years it’s mind-boggling.

    • @pasullica
      @pasullica 4 месяца назад +1

      Here down the chat already explained 11 year ago : "It starts with 18/16 (it's acutally 7/16 + 11/16) 3 bars
      Then 6/16 4 bars. This repeats twice. Then 18/16 2 bars and 7/16 4 bars. This also repeats twice. Next is 16 bars of 7/16. Then 6 bars of 15/16 and a 2 bar break in 9/16. It then runs into 9/16 and keeps going until 2:37 where this absurd break appears. The break goes 2 bars of 12/16 and 2 bars of 15/16 repeated twice. It then goes into 2/4 (or more precisely 6/16?!?) and runs like this until the end."

    • @wilbermoody
      @wilbermoody 4 месяца назад

      @@pasullica so... YES!

    • @huskytail
      @huskytail 3 месяца назад

      @@pasullica what absurd break are you talking about?

  • @UnwillingOrigins
    @UnwillingOrigins 11 лет назад +232

    take that, dream theater

    • @Gregorypeckory
      @Gregorypeckory 4 года назад +8

      Hilarious! I love DT, but that was hilarious! (And I think this is the better band, even though I realize it's like saying Mango kicks Orange's ass; and it does, cuz Mango is the Ivo of fruits!
      Also I just had 2 shots of tequila, so shudup!

    • @uthredragnarson2762
      @uthredragnarson2762 4 года назад +8

      Wonderful comment.

    • @hongoslongos5203
      @hongoslongos5203 4 года назад +3

      Dream who? They sound as 1 year child compare to ivo. I love DT till scenes from a memory, no more patience

    • @tose917
      @tose917 3 года назад +7

      @@hongoslongos5203 DT sounds like ABBA compared to this. 🤣

    • @josipmimica
      @josipmimica 3 года назад +1

      🤣🤣🤣

  • @raspberryjuiceentertainmen719
    @raspberryjuiceentertainmen719 4 года назад +42

    This is a wedding band. Imagine this band playing this song on your wedding day

    • @bdschannel4733
      @bdschannel4733 Год назад +7

      A friend of mine is getting married in August and she asked me to recommend her a band to play at her wedding. Guess who I recommended. Now she is actually trying to arrange them to play there.

  • @xtop23
    @xtop23 16 лет назад +62

    so incredibly hard if you dont play an instrument you might not be able to fully appreciate whats going on here ..........
    my God ....... just ............ insane .

  • @stretchmorgan
    @stretchmorgan 7 лет назад +68

    I saw this exact band in 1990 in a small jazz club. One of the most mind bending musical experiences of my life.

    • @namcat53
      @namcat53 4 года назад +5

      Me too. It was at the Kuumbwa Jazz Club in Santa Cruz. It blew us all away; so densely intricate and free at the same time...more notes per second than anyone could process, yet we got into it. Thay didn't speak a word of English. Incredible.

    • @puzzlepuddles6712
      @puzzlepuddles6712 Год назад

      that's balkan polymeters for ya

    • @bdschannel4733
      @bdschannel4733 Год назад +1

      Saw them live last weekend in a local club. They are still absolutely amazing!

  • @steadyeddie3251
    @steadyeddie3251 4 года назад +34

    That’s the most amazing thing I’ve ever heard

  • @bokobonev4875
    @bokobonev4875 5 лет назад +18

    Най-великия показва как трябва да се свири.

  • @vankotodorovivanov2367
    @vankotodorovivanov2367 3 года назад +32

    Целият свят да се съберат немогат да изсвирят такава музика поклон!!!!!!!!

  • @namcat53
    @namcat53 4 года назад +35

    I saw these guys in a small jazz club in Santa Cruz having heard of them before. It was a unique experience; we're still trying to process what we heard. We loved it.They didn't speak a word of English. We all spoke music. I wish these Night Music shows would be released. Every one was unique and amazing. David Sanborn had great taste in music. I recorded a few on VHS.

  • @colonelbuendias
    @colonelbuendias 5 лет назад +10

    Stevie Vai brought me here.
    Completely out of their minds, as he said.

  • @johngrunwell6101
    @johngrunwell6101 2 года назад +7

    I like the premise that there's a thread of a bass line running through all this!

  • @exxCT
    @exxCT 10 лет назад +49

    If you were born in Bulgaria that crazy time signature would come to you naturally. You don't have to think about 3/8 7/16 or 17/32 :) That kind of music is all over the place there.

    • @einarabelc5
      @einarabelc5 5 лет назад +4

      Why I've never heard of Prog Bulgarian drummers then?

    • @fromsofiafromsofia
      @fromsofiafromsofia 4 года назад

      exactly

    • @tetrusadima
      @tetrusadima 3 года назад +5

      @@einarabelc5 cause prog rock is just crap

    • @jenniferpo5232
      @jenniferpo5232 3 года назад +3

      @@tetrusadima i think prog rock is a stupid label by people who like to classify things. It either jams or it doesnt

  • @Moonwizard420
    @Moonwizard420 11 лет назад +58

    For anyone wondering, the song is "Kopanitsa" from the 1989 release "Orpheus Ascending".

    • @einarabelc5
      @einarabelc5 5 лет назад +1

      More like descending....flat into the ground.

    • @greedo69
      @greedo69 3 года назад +1

      @@einarabelc5 what

    • @reubennb2859
      @reubennb2859 2 года назад +1

      His solo on the album version might be even better. Gonna be transcribing it soon

  • @SpaceshipMansions
    @SpaceshipMansions 5 лет назад +51

    I have much respect for Bulgarians when it comes to their incredible musicianship and discipline to write such amazing pieces like these. Much respect from an Albanian

  • @blf112761
    @blf112761 3 года назад +25

    My Music Cultures of the World professor posted this video with the following message: "I also wanted to share some amazing, almost-uncountable music from the Balkans: the amazing clarinetist Ivo Papasov and his band. Not only do they keep track of lightning-fast, odd meters, but they improvise on top of it (and always seem to know where they are)." She challenged us to count the meter of this song. I. Can't. Even.

  • @brucebud
    @brucebud 18 лет назад +11

    I was blown away when I first saw this show ... and still am!

  • @lancemollusk150
    @lancemollusk150 4 года назад +47

    I'm a professional musician and I've used this with students for years as the best example of weird odd-meter stuff around.

  • @icespittingfire
    @icespittingfire 5 лет назад +14

    keyboard solo gets me every time. and the way the whole things just stops at the end. brilliant.

  • @thehellezell
    @thehellezell 13 лет назад +18

    just found a copy of Orpheus Ascending on vinyl. The most incredible jazz record of the 1980's, best thing that's happened to me all year! Absolute masterpiece!

  • @МаринБорисов
    @МаринБорисов 4 года назад +13

    това.е.човекат.който.ме.събужда.от.сън.познавам.неговата.музика.и.на.сън.защото.няма.кой.да.свири.като.папазов.и.след.200г

  • @brianfinley6798
    @brianfinley6798 6 лет назад +22

    I remember watching this in 1989 (GREAT TV show) and it made the hair on my arms stand on end. I had been listening to the Bulgarian Women's Chorus (also fantastic), and Andy Irvine's interpretations of Balkan Music, but I never dreamed there was music like this. It was like hearing Charlie Parker for the first time. I use this word very infrequently: this band was awesome.

    • @bdschannel4733
      @bdschannel4733 Год назад +2

      And they still are awesome. I saw them live last weekend in a local club. It's the first time I drive home after a concert and turn off the radio, cause I just know that whatever they play on it would sound just stupid after what I had just heard. Amazing!

  • @RoxxHunter
    @RoxxHunter 2 года назад +8

    Anyone who could transcribe this, and in the right time signature, would be the greatest musician of all time! ha Go Ivo!

    • @bbear3886
      @bbear3886 2 года назад +3

      @George Collier could possibly do a decent job of it if they decide to do it.

  • @pbwbrian53
    @pbwbrian53 10 лет назад +44

    I'll never forget the night I woke up in the middle of the night and decided to see if there was something on the tube that would help get me back to sleep. Tuned in just as Dave introduced these guys. My life has never been the same. Where can I get more in 11, 13, or 17?

    • @321snoot
      @321snoot 9 лет назад +5

      pbwbrian53 I, too, watched this after I came home from a gig the night it aired. Absolutely jaw-dropping. Don't know about you, but I sure as hell couldn't get right to sleep after hearing this!

    • @webstercat
      @webstercat 9 лет назад +4

      +321snoot I too saw it that night and was recording it. Never got toired of playing it for people.

    • @TheJunkieBox
      @TheJunkieBox 6 лет назад

      Meshuggah - Do Not Look Down is in 17

  • @frankalfar
    @frankalfar 3 года назад +10

    Omg the tempo after the key solo was on 🔥!!!!!!

  • @scratchy45
    @scratchy45 8 лет назад +66

    I remember switching the TV as this started, didn't know what had hit me. I assumed it was some crazed avant-garde shit, but in fact it's straight-up Bulgarian folk music: they dance to 13/8, 11/16 & all those kinda math-y time signatures there. I did sound for a Bulgarian band the other night, the crowd even clapped for an encore in 7/8!

    • @velizaryasenoff3897
      @velizaryasenoff3897 8 лет назад +7

      bulgaria great this style music

    • @Vajatis
      @Vajatis 5 лет назад +12

      It's not only Bulgaria. Whole Balkan has odd rhythm music in different time signatures. You can say that Bulgaria is in the fastest tempo 😊

  • @vvm583
    @vvm583 5 лет назад +23

    This performance is ridiculous.
    I couldn't help but notice the woman sitting throughout and wonder what the deal is. At 2:48 She gets up, the tempo changes and I know it's about to go down, but have zero idea how. At 3:12 I really wanted the song to be over so I could start over and listen to it again.
    I've spent 60 minutes listening to a 6 minute song. That drummer and those vocals really do it for me.

    • @kavalkid1
      @kavalkid1 3 года назад +10

      Full analysis is found in this book - Bulgarian Harmony In Village, Wedding, and Choral Music of the Last Century by Kalin S. Kirilov

    • @borbetomagus
      @borbetomagus Год назад +1

      The woman is Mariya Karafezieva, who is married to Ivo Papasov.

  • @VladimirMollov
    @VladimirMollov 18 лет назад +17

    The greatest clarinet! His music is unhuman and yet nothing makes you feel so much like a human.

  • @robertdevadason1885
    @robertdevadason1885 8 лет назад +12

    The time signature on this is crazy...they make it look so easy

  • @cdk2968
    @cdk2968 2 года назад +7

    This one has been on RUclips for almost twenty years on different channels - and folks still watch it and like it, for it's just such a mindblowing performance! Just Awesome musical and technical mastery...

  • @cartoonringo
    @cartoonringo 8 лет назад +67

    Up next on 'So you think you can play the clarinet'

    • @Zionesify
      @Zionesify 5 лет назад +4

      That’s right ;) greetings from Bulgaria

    • @pasullica
      @pasullica 5 лет назад +2

      Check this one. Another crazy jazz performance from them... ruclips.net/video/i3FfXjcw6Mk/видео.html

  • @rangelkanchev1081
    @rangelkanchev1081 2 года назад +8

    Честит юбилей Легендо.Бъди жив и здрав ти и цялата ти фамилия.

  • @theunknown4570
    @theunknown4570 9 лет назад +159

    I feel like im being chased by little people in a maze and cant get out...

    • @MsSlucyna
      @MsSlucyna 4 года назад +3

      Actually, kopanica is a kind of a very lively, powerful group dance

    • @jag0937eb
      @jag0937eb 4 года назад +2

      somewhat psychotic little people, but not too terribly aggressive

    • @MsSlucyna
      @MsSlucyna 4 года назад

      @@jag0937eb Why little?

    • @jag0937eb
      @jag0937eb 4 года назад +1

      @@MsSlucyna IDK, ask Neil Tipton , it's his little people.

  • @xtop23
    @xtop23 10 лет назад +12

    Good God. That is musical insanity..... what a hero !!

  • @alpinteamvigulf2011
    @alpinteamvigulf2011 5 лет назад +6

    The Best Bulgarian Folk Music Group 1987-95? TRAKIA..it became a pressure(can we call it this) between Popazov and saxophonist Younakov at the and. Its sad, but their story and the concerts, CD`S will forever bee there. It nice to see the friends still Papazov and his accordion player, Neshev, still plays together:) But still..I really wish old "Trakia" could do a "reunion" in 2020:) pls...with the old members:)(from summer 87..as we all know and have seen soo many times:)

  • @stoimendimitrov
    @stoimendimitrov 6 лет назад +6

    Those guys are GODS!!!
    БРАВО!

  • @sunnowo
    @sunnowo 4 года назад +17

    Imagine being a snake and this man just pulls up with his clarinette

  • @MrBassflute
    @MrBassflute 9 лет назад +31

    LOVE the cadenza/Bartokian fanfare at 4:32. This band is just magical; they are all scary, twisted monsters. Ivo sounds like Coltrane on acid/crack but with more chops. And I like it when they go really fast at the end. Then there's the bass player's pants...

    • @antonyosifov6095
      @antonyosifov6095 6 лет назад +4

      0 F*s given by all those guys. That's my definition of bad ass :)

    • @poodle3507
      @poodle3507 6 лет назад +3

      Cameron Hood Bartok was very influenced by folklore, and he was Hungarian, very close to the Balkans, so this makes a lot of sense :)

  • @TacZippy
    @TacZippy 11 лет назад +10

    Dear God... My musical brain just exploded

  • @milenadroumeva
    @milenadroumeva 5 лет назад +11

    Ivo Papazov is king!

  • @АтанасАтанасов-к6н
    @АтанасАтанасов-к6н 5 лет назад +13

    Усъвършенствал кралнето номер 1 за всички времена легенда

  • @АнчеКривонозова
    @АнчеКривонозова 10 месяцев назад

    Даде тон в музиката и всички го имитират, кой - по сполучливо, кой по-малко, жив и здрав да е Ибряма!

  • @mixedmartialnutrition1746
    @mixedmartialnutrition1746 5 лет назад +8

    now this is my kinda wedding im hiring them 100%

  • @jathribbinladen9110
    @jathribbinladen9110 11 лет назад +9

    Bloody amazing phrasing and speed

  • @jag0937eb
    @jag0937eb 4 года назад +5

    This definitely goes on my funeral music spot. Wedding or funeral, which when i think about it is kind of the same.

  • @SlyHikari03
    @SlyHikari03 Год назад +3

    Thanks Steve Vai, Very Cool

    • @moonlight_94
      @moonlight_94 Год назад

      one of the guitarists Steve Vai?

    • @XCS8000
      @XCS8000 Год назад

      @@moonlight_94
      Steve said he's a fan of this because it doesn't resemble Western music at all 😂

  • @traikorusanov6369
    @traikorusanov6369 6 лет назад +11

    Номер1 за всички времена

  • @brandon98650
    @brandon98650 10 лет назад +20

    Right before the 4:32 mark, the guitarist is rockin out and has this face like he's getting ready to rip into some mean riffs, then he strums just a basic chord progression that's the slowest part of the whole song!!! Cracked Up!!!

  • @beatsyndrom
    @beatsyndrom 18 лет назад +7

    aachh achh , what great music this is, like from another planet, with never ending energy

  • @funksterdotorg
    @funksterdotorg 5 лет назад +20

    I want the kind of swagger that shoulder-organ guy has

  • @AstraVex
    @AstraVex Год назад +4

    Accidently played this at 2x speed and it felt like my brain was melting!

  • @coltranewashere
    @coltranewashere 3 месяца назад

    No one that has danced to this has ever lived to tell the tale

    • @_fiflia_5487
      @_fiflia_5487 Месяц назад

      In fact, all of us who dance to such music in Bulgaria are pretty alive and in good health. And it is not as impossible to dance to such music as many Westerners think, but it is certainly difficult. You can see two examples of dancing on the "Kopanitza" (the type of dance that Ivo and his band play here in 11/16 time signature ). Usually it starts slow and then its getting faster.
      The fastest part start in 2:13:
      ruclips.net/video/1qYh-dJriIc/видео.htmlsi=6KA5L6PDVDTdzTV-
      Here the fun start at 1:56:
      ruclips.net/video/8fhUTEEcFdE/видео.htmlsi=kq4NwIjn0kxp7egd

  • @lorenzobiondi5727
    @lorenzobiondi5727 4 года назад +5

    The keyboard solo made so casual that it could leave cory henry like that "disoriented john travolta" meme

  • @velizaryasenoff3897
    @velizaryasenoff3897 7 лет назад +11

    3:47 epic solo

  • @daniduke09
    @daniduke09 4 года назад +5

    Did everybody dance? I love this music. I call it dancin' in yo head. Don't try to capture it, just let it flow.

  • @sandorhartig3957
    @sandorhartig3957 2 года назад +5

    Frenk Zappa will love this shit!!!!

  • @tomcomposer
    @tomcomposer 11 лет назад +70

    Actually, Bulgarian players don't count it quite the same way... e.g. 7/16 they simply count as 3 with a longish three. e.g. 1,2,3_; 1,2,3_ . Or 11/16, is 1,2,3_,4,5, etc, etc.

    • @Vajatis
      @Vajatis 5 лет назад +7

      Spot on explanation 👌 Bravo from the Balkans!

    • @StefanDLazarov
      @StefanDLazarov 5 лет назад +6

      Thomas Green Yep, it's like one,two, thre-e-e, one,two,thre-e-e !

    • @edmondlekpreka
      @edmondlekpreka 5 лет назад +1

      Thomas Green that’s not right. There is a fantastic way to play the rithm, but your english 4/4 can never understand. There’s something like 7/8, 11/12, 7+7+7+4, or 7+5/8....

    • @miropaqui
      @miropaqui 3 года назад +1

      That's correct. But the dancers...this tempo...😲😲😲

    • @pakoti96
      @pakoti96 3 года назад +2

      Depends on the song!
      The one-two-threee you described is casually called as a masculine Rachenitsa, but we also have a feminine Rachenitsa which is counted with a long first beat - oneeee-two-three.

  • @lilmilyo
    @lilmilyo 8 лет назад +12

    Welcome to our Balkan world 😀😀💪💪

  • @gasparemiraglia2162
    @gasparemiraglia2162 10 лет назад +6

    scioccato!! impressionante

  • @kaulinissenis
    @kaulinissenis 10 лет назад +3

    all they are great musicians - im listening Ivo&Co Ltd already many years, but this percussionist - 7th wonder at least.

  • @greedo69
    @greedo69 2 года назад +2

    ivo droppin fire fr 🔥

  • @macdaddy12368
    @macdaddy12368 10 лет назад +12

    now i k what steve via was saying WOW

    • @akamrblast
      @akamrblast 10 лет назад

      what the...

    • @benirodriguez9516
      @benirodriguez9516 10 лет назад +1

      haha.. I came here also after watching Vai! ;) and yeah... this is some crazy stuff!.. hahaha... Im glad Im not Bulgarian or going to marry there :P I mean, I doubt every "wedding musician" has this quality!, and theres nothing worse than playing this kind of music poorly... that would be very ear damaging! :P Kudos to Ivo Papasov and his wedding band.. not bad at all... but crazy! :P

    • @benirodriguez9516
      @benirodriguez9516 10 лет назад +1

      btw... if you want to hear even more of his music.. search for: Иво Папазов

  • @SpomenkoJabucar
    @SpomenkoJabucar 8 лет назад +15

    Cannot comprehend...overheating...
    And to think they can probably pull off a five-hour session like this...
    Being a Serbian neighbor and musician who's played and listened to a fair share of Balkan folk music in nonstandard time signatures, it still makes me wonder how the hell they manage to learn tunes like this note-by-note and not spend 50% of their lives sitting in a room staring at sheet music.

    • @stoimendimitrov
      @stoimendimitrov 6 лет назад +10

      Funny thing is that if you even ask them about notes sheets, they'd probably wonder what that is. Most of the greatest Bulgarian musicians never went to musical school or the like, they just picked up the instrument at a very early age and by their teens, they were already playing at weddings. Growing up in Bulgaria I can tell you, weddings are insane, they can literary last around the clock. It's crazy but magical!

    • @duleopasni
      @duleopasni 5 лет назад +2

      крца и после оволико година! :Д

    • @milevarez
      @milevarez 3 года назад +5

      Actually Ivo told in one interview that on one wedding he made 12 hour playing 3 hour sleep and than playing again

  • @andyweis5194
    @andyweis5194 Год назад

    I like the "stinger" at the end after all that came before it. (a stinger is the very last note they played) Hilarious.

  • @lorenzobiondi5727
    @lorenzobiondi5727 4 года назад +9

    I need a bride that can accurately dance to this

  • @enriquecubides3887
    @enriquecubides3887 Год назад +3

    Thanx Bill burr fer tha recommendation 🎉

    • @toskosy
      @toskosy Год назад +1

      Wtf😂Where did he recommend this song?

    • @fff5081
      @fff5081 Год назад +1

      Where did he say this

  • @misterguanoman
    @misterguanoman 17 лет назад +6

    this is pretty much the greatest thing ever. EVER.
    btw, the song is 'na trapesa' from the album 'orpheus ascending'.

  • @DaZeuhlUndazir
    @DaZeuhlUndazir 16 лет назад +1

    I NEED A CD OF THIS

  • @NothingLikeVinyl
    @NothingLikeVinyl Месяц назад

    This doesn't stop blowing my mind after so many years. What amazes me the most is that, while this piece is extremely clear from a harmony standpoint (there are several key center changes - modulations - that don't take much effort to detect for a somewhat trained ear), the rhythm is a complete puzzle for those of us who aren't immersed in Balkan music culture. The only thing I've never liked is the tone of the sax player, which sounds like a duck to me. But that's really nitpicking for such an unbeatable performance.

  • @glennover6046
    @glennover6046 2 года назад

    Came to this after reading Ode to a Tenor Titan: The Life and Times of Michael Brecker. He was getting into this music at the end of his life. Almost sounds like something from the mind of Frank Zappa!

  • @aniene2584
    @aniene2584 Год назад +1

    Quanti qui per la puntata di Tintoria con Alex Britti?

  • @PariahEarth
    @PariahEarth 5 лет назад +75

    Who's here thanks to Adam? BASS

    • @AlgyCuber
      @AlgyCuber 5 лет назад +1

      me

    • @jacobbass6226
      @jacobbass6226 5 лет назад

      Billy Trespassers the lick in 5/8 that’s on that thumbnails actually fun to plau

    • @derickharshbarger
      @derickharshbarger 5 лет назад +2

      Me, and so thankful. Immediately hooked. This shit is wild

  • @DruggedBunny
    @DruggedBunny 4 месяца назад

    Amazing! I can't follow this at all, and even thought I was going to struggle to get into it at the start, but you just let it go and it all falls into place.
    The only other Ivo Papasov song I know is Hristianova Kopanitsa (thanks to John Peel), and that's amazing.

  • @GusFogle
    @GusFogle 6 лет назад +10

    I want this played at my funeral while being lowered into the earth.

  • @rodolfooviedo7286
    @rodolfooviedo7286 11 лет назад +3

    Awesome.

  • @Theo-yl4ch
    @Theo-yl4ch 2 года назад +2

    O'lBilly Bulgarian drumming fan...

  • @MightySaturn5
    @MightySaturn5 12 лет назад +3

    I know the vocals are the focus when she starts singing at 3:04 however that sliding bass line in the background is beautifully sad

  • @PabloVestory
    @PabloVestory 9 месяцев назад

    Late Michael Brecker was crazy about this music, and here one can understand why! He even took lessons

  • @martiniliyanov
    @martiniliyanov 11 лет назад +2

    Master Papaz!

  • @zydian_
    @zydian_ 2 года назад +2

    Thanks Bill

  • @Tropicsca
    @Tropicsca 8 лет назад +13

    some of the craziest shit ive ever heard

  • @naiktanish
    @naiktanish 9 лет назад +3

    Thanx Mr.Vai

  • @zacklahm2
    @zacklahm2 7 месяцев назад

    I've been trying to track down the source of the middle singing part for years. I'm pretty sure the instrumental part is mostly "Ранила е хубава Гроздана", but that song has a completely different lyrics and I couldn't find anything that's close enough to the words being sung in this clip. If anyone from Bulgaria knows which song it comes from please comment...

  • @yugagothmog6017
    @yugagothmog6017 8 лет назад +3

    kralj !!!

  • @ulviyebasaran5623
    @ulviyebasaran5623 Год назад +1

    İVO PAPAZOV NOMER EDNO 👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @judemiller
    @judemiller 9 лет назад +64

    The only way to dance to this is by having a seizure.

  • @tomcomposer
    @tomcomposer 11 лет назад +1

    Makes sense when you're going so fast, when you think about it.

  • @MrGb1965
    @MrGb1965 8 лет назад +10

    Fastest band in the west, uh, east.

  • @nolyspe
    @nolyspe 5 лет назад +4

    Drummer faces at 4:03

  • @BenEller
    @BenEller 2 года назад

    The most irrationally intense music on earth.

  • @mETeorSmAsh-wo5to
    @mETeorSmAsh-wo5to 8 лет назад +30

    I'm here because of Steve Vai XD

  • @drgabrielsoileau
    @drgabrielsoileau 15 лет назад +4

    This song is on their C.D. orpheous ascending, but this versiion is 10000x better.

  • @septic1989
    @septic1989 12 лет назад +25

    You've got it all wrong...
    It starts with 18/16 (it's acutally 7/16 + 11/16) 3 bars
    Then 6/16 4 bars. This repeats twice. Then 18/16 2 bars and 7/16 4 bars. This also repeats twice. Next is 16 bars of 7/16. Then 6 bars of 15/16 and a 2 bar break in 9/16. It then runs into 9/16 and keeps going until 2:37 where this absurd break appears. The break goes 2 bars of 12/16 and 2 bars of 15/16 repeated twice. It then goes into 2/4 (or more precisely 6/16?!?) and runs like this until the end.
    4/4????

    • @jag0937eb
      @jag0937eb 4 года назад +9

      thx, this cleared everything. Now, where is my calculator

    • @pbwbrian53
      @pbwbrian53 4 года назад +1

      This is sort of like an explanation of Tenet.

  • @MrLeeziebee
    @MrLeeziebee 4 года назад +1

    5:39 you dont mess with the Zohan shoulder organ....

  • @ulviyebasaran5623
    @ulviyebasaran5623 5 месяцев назад

    Bravoo 👍👍

  • @dobromirmio
    @dobromirmio 8 лет назад +2

    wooooow!!!

  • @dylanswint1795
    @dylanswint1795 8 лет назад +1

    Goooooooing up!

  • @mixedmartialnutrition1746
    @mixedmartialnutrition1746 Год назад

    what scales and time signatures do you want in your instru-medley Ivo Papasov band: YES.

  • @tonydalllas
    @tonydalllas 15 лет назад +5

    5:41 = King

  • @Ray199149
    @Ray199149 6 лет назад +3

    This song inspires Steve Vai to write "Freak Show Excess" ??

  • @stevenaustin4591
    @stevenaustin4591 2 года назад +2

    Apparently Steve Vai takes some inspiration from music like this for his quirky kinda guitar licks. :)