Ilkka Rantamäki composed something very great stuff. I really like this, we’ve made a rock’n’roll album during the the end f the 80’s. Very good. Jon Fisher
Suomessa on aina aliarvostettu todellisia osaajia. Siis tosi hyviä. Rantamäki maamme Mahavishu McLaughlin ja toki Jukka Tolonen myös superkitaristi. Massaviihde on vaan syönyt kaiken erilaisen nautinnon musiikkiskenestä.
Molemmat sekä Upi Sorvali errä Tomi Parkkonen ovat mun opettajia. Upi lähti liian nuorena, paras opettaja! Tomin kanssa ollaan edellen frendejä. Hienoa nähdä, että YLE muistaa parasra aikaa Suomen musiikissa!
yea, lots of bands used this 2 chord modul as a jam vehicle in those days to the degree that it started becoming a bit annoying though it was likely meant as an homage
not to my knowledge - but if you liked it, I encourage you to check out Jukka Gustavson's (the keyboardist) music from that period, it has very similar vibe
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It's got jukka gustavson on keyboards, so you know it's gonna
be great even before you hear it.
Ilkka Rantamäki composed something very great stuff. I really like this, we’ve made a rock’n’roll album during the the end f the 80’s. Very good. Jon Fisher
Suomessa on aina aliarvostettu todellisia osaajia. Siis tosi hyviä. Rantamäki maamme Mahavishu McLaughlin ja toki Jukka Tolonen myös superkitaristi. Massaviihde on vaan syönyt kaiken erilaisen nautinnon musiikkiskenestä.
Fabulous...never heard of them till now.Keyboard player and guitarist are monsters.
Molemmat sekä Upi Sorvali errä Tomi Parkkonen ovat mun opettajia. Upi lähti liian nuorena, paras opettaja! Tomin kanssa ollaan edellen frendejä. Hienoa nähdä, että YLE muistaa parasra aikaa Suomen musiikissa!
Best of The Best is Ilkka
The Finns are quietly good at so many things!
This is some fine music... melodically very interesting.
that's a riff inspired by Mahavishnu Orchestra, if i've ever heard one
first thing that came to my mind too!!
yea, lots of bands used this 2 chord modul as a jam vehicle in those days to the degree that it started becoming a bit annoying though it was likely meant as an homage
@@FenceThis yup, that context is important to bear in mind.I think it's an honest homage, too.
@@vvvvaaaacccc it’s great, no question about that
Finnish progressive music history!
Great stuff.
kaunista onpi. tornarit pitää paikkansa, ei näe gutsin sormia kun soittaa !!
Ja sitähän jengi kyttäsi kiikareillakin, miten se tuon tekee
Wild
Brill
torella hiunua musaa
Did this band record an album?
not to my knowledge - but if you liked it, I encourage you to check out Jukka Gustavson's (the keyboardist) music from that period, it has very similar vibe