well i beleieve the same programmers responsible for his musical talent acquisition will be able to write another program that will make him exist in current realities that never cease to amaze...
This! Its the fact that I listened to this growing up that keeps blowing my mind. Also lets me know I just cant comprehend the level of technicality behind it. WOW
@Some Phaggot I mean, you're the classical musician who's tastes are from renacentism to a not experimental romanticism. You should hear some avant guarde music to nearly understand the why of the complexity. I should recommend to you: Xenakis, Rautavaara, Schoenberg, Poulenc, Ravel and Bartók, just for start.
@Some Phaggot maybe you should study 20th century harmony, or study Contemporaneous orchestration. Both books could you open your mind to new colours of music.
I'm a full time professional musician. This dude makes me question my entire life. I mean that in the best way possible. This is amazing, thank you Jacob
Not a musician so forgive me. What is amazing about this? The regular song is better imo. He adds too much random stuff in this. The voice and harmony sounds weird
I still dont understand why the entire music genre is sucking this guys dick. His covers of various songs sound horrible, his singing is mediocre at best. Just google voice teachers reacting to his covers. Songs sound like a 4 minute exercise to shove as much instruments and tonal changes up it's ass as it can possibly muster.
@@James-cb7nb you are correct - jacob collier has a lot of skill and very little taste for what actually works in an arrangement. He also sings like a robot with zero feeling.
@@squareversesine you guys are just used to the simplest form of music. it is understandable because the brain likes things that he has seen before, feels safe, you dont have to think much. plus it has been explored commercially too much, a recipe that sells. now criticizing (too much random stuff, lack of taste) something you cant grasp understand is beyond lazyness, it makes you look lame.
Anyone has noticed that his hairstyle is according the octave he's singing? The spiky hair is the higher melodies and the bass line (low melodies) is the hair down. p.s: I don't know if the English is correct, I'm from Brasil. p.s. 2: Jacob is amaaaazing
@@mxttzproductions4521 In fact, i have not really analised. I started to think this hair thing listening the bass line from "middle down Jacob" (low hair), but if you pay attention, at 2:46 becomes more or less clear that he's doing the thing with the hair and the singing
Whoa. Here's my analysis: - 0:00 - 0:41: Rhythm is 8/4 = 10 * 3/16 + 2/16, starting on the second sixteenth in the first measure (and hitting the first sixteenth in the second measure). - 0:25 - 0:29: The melody is transposed a half-tone upwards. - 0:46 - 0:48: ... - 0:55 - 1:01: The base is 5 over 4, then 6 over 4, then 7 over 4, then 0 over 4 ;) - 1:06 - 1:10: The metre changes from 4/4 to 7/8. - 1:07: The melody transposes by a whole tone upwards. - 1:10 - 1:21: The metre alternates between 4/4 and 7/8. - 1:30 - 1:33: Shifted patterns in 7. - 1:51, 1:58: Syncopated 3/4-patterns. - 2:04 - 2:10: Repeated 3/16-patterns. - 2:18 - 2:21: 2 over 3. - 2:23: The melody is now in E major instead of Eb major. - 2:43: Rhythm gets slower by a factor of 4/5? - 3:02: A IV in the bass, just like in "Crazy She Calls Me". The notes are probably D, A, F#, B, E, G#. And there is the most grinning face I've seen in a while :) Jacob, if (as you said) there is something like "too many ideas" and it is like this, I would love to hear it!
KiMU 残響 he doesn’t mean it’s not prerecorded, but that he did each recording without stopping, instead of fragmenting that individual part, because that’s how good he is
The first time I heard this was on the radio at about 2am. I honestly thought I had died during the car journey and that this was the universe's way of letting me know.
This guy is a genius. I don't how anyone could dislike this. He is definitely advancing jazz harmony into its next phase, hence advancing jazz. A direct descendant of Bud Powell, Lennie Tristano, Bill Evans and Gil Evans. He is only about 24 so look for some great compositions to come out of him. A revolutionary force in music from the north of England I think. Who would have thought.
As a musician-albeit on a much more limited scale in comparison-my life has now been split into two parts: BJC (Before Jacob Collier), and SDJC (Since Discovering Jacob Collier). What a keen pleasure to hear music so infectiously inventive-Cheers!
I think I legitimately screamed with surprise at that point! I also slapped the table and fistpumped the air at 02:40 (thank goodness I'm home alone rn)
i know i’m like 5 years late but i just want to pay special respects to the head movements jacob makes in this video specifically the bottom middle bass section at 0:320:430:57 and 1:25 it just a fun not even necessary little thing that adds so much personality to an already engaging music video
I mean... Just listen to this! The chords he plays on 1:44 like "I don't give a ... about anything anybody else plays." And the harmony in 1:51 is just like the Absolute Jazz SWAG, the emotions it contains in such speed. just whaaaat?! And the balls to play those three seconds at 2:04... I mean, this guy creates a musical peace of just three seconds just by putting it so off context... Last time I was excited about musical complexity like this it was with Emperor (black metal) or Igorrr (break core). This is everything. And the "from the time of bedROCK" (not sure what he says really, but this is in the original) in 2:31.. The ROCK part (actually sounds like BAGHDAD) is so OUT of the current melody, it just WAKES YOU UP. The whole music of his, is all about being completely awake while you listen. There is no moment of boredom, no moment of "yeah I know this, I heard this 3 seconds ago and it is going to repeat 8 times now". It is still "WHOA this and WHOA that!" I tried to look for anything sounding like this with Pandora, Spotify. NOTHING. Dude you are just ONE of a kind. And he had a concert in Bratislava, like just a hundred kilometers away from me, but I did not kNOW HIM! A friend actually talked to him. Jeez I hope he comes to Prague or somewhere close again soon!
This has the cleanliness and sheen of something that was produced by a damn giant record label when really it’s 100% Collier and his 80-year wisdom and intuition of how to manipulate his voice and apply insane harmonies and flow
The keyboard harmonica solos in Jacob Collier's pieces always stir nostalgia in me... It's probably because we all play it in elementary school in Japan...
I’ve seen & heard some talent in my time ( I’m up there in age), but I have no words to describe how gifted you are - just awe struck - love your work & may I be fortunate enough to enjoy many a more years listening to you.
I've long ago given up trying to put into words how stupendously incredible Jacob is, so I won't bother trying here. I'll just say it was refreshing and unexpected to have a 'classic' Jacob arrangement as this next single.
@@Ffkslawlnkn not exactly significant, have you looked into how many people don't care for mozart? "showing off" being seen as negative is a very limiting idea in general, genuinely a poisonous sentiment
@@Ffkslawlnkn Yes and that's a very limiting idea to conflate with taste. Because that's not something you can actually feel, you make that up about certain music (likely when it's more complicated than you're used to). All this then does is make it so you shut yourself off from enjoying certain music because you don't want to like it. It's akin to disliking music when it's made by certain people or for certain reasons. It ignores the actual music.
As a non musician I don't appreciate those crazy harmonies and tempos in his other stuff, but even I can appreciate the complexity of this. Quite a talent huh
You sir are one of the most talented people on the planet right now. I'm a Take Six fan too....you have taken it to a whole new level! Come perform in Memphis, TN!!!
Brilliant... It's sad to see that there are actually people that have given this a thumbs down though. Is it possible they are unable to comprehend or understand? I suppose that is okay, though this why we are all different human beings. Creative freedom is wonderful thing!
Scott Novotny the most common criticism I see of him and his work is that he way overdoes everything he touches. Yes, he's obviously musically talented and competent, but he has no understanding of subtlety and it just comes across as smug and self-indulgent.
+Julian Dorsey A certain youtuber who recently became somewhat popular uploads supposedly "high quality rips" of video game music which always are modified in some way, usually to include the melodic line from the flintstones theme or an anime song called "snow halation" or various other things. It's customary to comment "GRAND DAD" on his videos, for other reasons... well, it's all explained here knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/giivasunner
I hardly manage to have the 7 versions of myself at the same time, I can’t imagine them singing simulaneously. Congrats for the award, very impressive because technical difficulties are hidden by listening pleasure
Just listened to this for the first time, as a musician who has been playing for about twenty years. I couldn't help but gasp "what the fuck?!?" This guy is way too good.
As a singer I simply love it when Jacob pulls it back to the human voice. His talent is so prodigious he makes SATB look like 18C toilet paper. Thank you.
I stumbled upon this video a few years ago, and it is safe to say that it completely changed my perception of music. I come back here to cry in my own musical inadequacy
What a nice high quality rip
Grand quality
Very high quality, so Grand that I'll go and show it to my Dad in the Snow (Halation)
pls make a colab
nice >:]
Who knew insaneintherain watched both collier and siivagunner
At this rate, Jacob will soon be so musically skilled that he will become a logical impossibility and cease to exist.
Connor Campbell lmao really
That is so classic! I couldn't stop laughing after reading that! And it's TRUE!
well i beleieve the same programmers responsible for his musical talent acquisition will be able to write another program that will make him exist in current realities that never cease to amaze...
Connor Campbell spot on!
HAHAHHAA
"daddy can you sing me a lullaby?"
Jacob: "sure thing son" *shadow clone jutsu x10*
*transforms into jazz god and baby explodes
i laughed out loud in class dang 😂
:)
😂😂😂🤣🤣
lmfaoo
Jacob Collier: Possibly the only guy who could win a Grammy singing the Flintstones theme song. Much impressed
This is so good, definitely Grammy-worthy 😄
Heck yeah.. He won another one
@@davegods278 make that another two!
This! Its the fact that I listened to this growing up that keeps blowing my mind. Also lets me know I just cant comprehend the level of technicality behind it. WOW
He won 5 Grammys in his life
So this actually just won the Grammy for "Best Arrangement, Instruments and Vocals". Congrats, dude!
Thank you Kanye, very cool!
Dapdoi Ardon you obviously don’t understand that he’s a music genius!
@Conflux this is the best comment 😂
@Some Phaggot I mean, you're the classical musician who's tastes are from renacentism to a not experimental romanticism. You should hear some avant guarde music to nearly understand the why of the complexity. I should recommend to you: Xenakis, Rautavaara, Schoenberg, Poulenc, Ravel and Bartók, just for start.
@Some Phaggot maybe you should study 20th century harmony, or study Contemporaneous orchestration. Both books could you open your mind to new colours of music.
2:58 I like how he also shows us visually what he is doing there.
Thx theme
Using sunglasses
I literally said "what the fuck" after hearing and seeing that part
@@luizluca8160 shut up
I always love these!
+TayZonday HrmMmMMmMmmmm
Tay Zonday...the original youtube star
+TayZonday How GRAND of you!
+TayZonday love you TAY
I concur; love your music too, dude!
Discovering Jacob is like seeing a new colour.
Yes.its.true!
This is the most accurate summary of this guy I've ever seen.
True
@@mammothplant FR THO
criminally underrated comment
“Whats the wifi password”
“Its on the back of the router”
the back of the router: 0:47
yes
IDK WHY THIS IS SO FUNNY I'M ROLLING
Lmao🤣🤣🤣
hahaha!
This comment is so underrated
I'm a full time professional musician. This dude makes me question my entire life. I mean that in the best way possible. This is amazing, thank you Jacob
Ugh. I feel that.
Not a musician so forgive me. What is amazing about this? The regular song is better imo. He adds too much random stuff in this. The voice and harmony sounds weird
I still dont understand why the entire music genre is sucking this guys dick. His covers of various songs sound horrible, his singing is mediocre at best. Just google voice teachers reacting to his covers. Songs sound like a 4 minute exercise to shove as much instruments and tonal changes up it's ass as it can possibly muster.
@@James-cb7nb you are correct - jacob collier has a lot of skill and very little taste for what actually works in an arrangement. He also sings like a robot with zero feeling.
@@squareversesine you guys are just used to the simplest form of music.
it is understandable because the brain likes things that he has seen before, feels safe, you dont have to think much.
plus it has been explored commercially too much, a recipe that sells.
now criticizing (too much random stuff, lack of taste) something you cant grasp understand is beyond lazyness, it makes you look lame.
Anyone has noticed that his hairstyle is according the octave he's singing? The spiky hair is the higher melodies and the bass line (low melodies) is the hair down.
p.s: I don't know if the English is correct, I'm from Brasil.
p.s. 2: Jacob is amaaaazing
Thats amazing! I never noticed that!! Also your English is great, good job 👍
The english is actually not bad. I still cant believe you took the time to analyze that tho
And I hope you understand that altho you're Brazilian😬👍
@@mxttzproductions4521 In fact, i have not really analised. I started to think this hair thing listening the bass line from "middle down Jacob" (low hair), but if you pay attention, at 2:46 becomes more or less clear that he's doing the thing with the hair and the singing
@@janegilbertson9868 thanks for the kind words
"Professor! He's harmonizing with himself again!"
"Leave him alone, James! He's practising for the upcoming competition. Let's hope he could do his best and win for the 4th time."
Whoa. Here's my analysis:
- 0:00 - 0:41: Rhythm is 8/4 = 10 * 3/16 + 2/16, starting on the second sixteenth in the first measure (and hitting the first sixteenth in the second measure).
- 0:25 - 0:29: The melody is transposed a half-tone upwards.
- 0:46 - 0:48: ...
- 0:55 - 1:01: The base is 5 over 4, then 6 over 4, then 7 over 4, then 0 over 4 ;)
- 1:06 - 1:10: The metre changes from 4/4 to 7/8.
- 1:07: The melody transposes by a whole tone upwards.
- 1:10 - 1:21: The metre alternates between 4/4 and 7/8.
- 1:30 - 1:33: Shifted patterns in 7.
- 1:51, 1:58: Syncopated 3/4-patterns.
- 2:04 - 2:10: Repeated 3/16-patterns.
- 2:18 - 2:21: 2 over 3.
- 2:23: The melody is now in E major instead of Eb major.
- 2:43: Rhythm gets slower by a factor of 4/5?
- 3:02: A IV in the bass, just like in "Crazy She Calls Me". The notes are probably D, A, F#, B, E, G#. And there is the most grinning face I've seen in a while :)
Jacob, if (as you said) there is something like "too many ideas" and it is like this, I would love to hear it!
+David Holzmüller Appreciate you realise it is beginning on the SECOND sixteenth in the first 41 seconds.
uff, wrap you mind around that
I am kinda scared by the fact that not one of those videos had a cut ever. He literally had the whole thing planned through to perfection.
He's not singing it live it's pre recorded
@@kimsaisse you clearly didn't understand the comment you're replying to
@@noonehere0987 that's okay.
KiMU 残響 he doesn’t mean it’s not prerecorded, but that he did each recording without stopping, instead of fragmenting that individual part, because that’s how good he is
@@ernestogarcia3193 the video is lip syncing. There's no indication that there weren't multiple takes to make the music. It's not that impressive
This shows the importance of harmony in music not only in jazz but across all genres. MASTERPIECE.
The first time I heard this was on the radio at about 2am. I honestly thought I had died during the car journey and that this was the universe's way of letting me know.
Iamurcouch What kind of fucking radio puts good music on like that
BBC Radio 2, of course.
Can BBC Radio 2 play sum SiIvagunner?
I legit once heard them play Tool - Lateralus. Almost lost my damn mind
THIS????.... This gets played on the fucking radio? Fuck I thought the radio was bad enough
This guy is a genius. I don't how anyone could dislike this. He is definitely advancing jazz harmony into its next phase, hence advancing jazz. A direct descendant of Bud Powell, Lennie Tristano, Bill Evans and Gil Evans. He is only about 24 so look for some great compositions to come out of him. A revolutionary force in music from the north of England I think. Who would have thought.
it is just contrapunto, 300-400 years old, nothing new.Check the masters like Bach...
As a musician-albeit on a much more limited scale in comparison-my life has now been split into two parts: BJC (Before Jacob Collier), and SDJC (Since Discovering Jacob Collier). What a keen pleasure to hear music so infectiously inventive-Cheers!
Laughed out loud at 00:47 Just plain madness! :D
+Sean Ashe hah! me too :) Amazing ...
+Sean Ashe No kidding.
mixcord.co/acapella/p/Foj6GF9bJplUzL1uFeHdKw/
same here!! from that moment i was laughing the whole video!!! this guy right here! pure talent
I think I legitimately screamed with surprise at that point! I also slapped the table and fistpumped the air at 02:40 (thank goodness I'm home alone rn)
His arranging chops are amazing. Of course the voice is also incredible.
do not forget his amazing keyboard chops haha
Art Edwards His everything chops are incredible
He is an amazing talent. I just think his arranging is what really sets him apart.
Talk about amazing arrangement, it was just nominated for a GRAMMY. This .. this was just nominated!
thank god he's a shite bass player though. oh hang on he's brilliant. banjo. shite banjo player.
What beats me is how this guy isn't constantly bored with the slowness of all the regular people in the world.
Because his emotional intelligence is at the same level as his Musical and intellectual intelligence.
You mean he progressed faster than most? What does "slowness" mean in this context?
lmao perfectly selected profile pics
Oh brother lol
why would he be? He has has own brain and world to live in, he will never live a bored second in his life, it's the rest of us who are bored
Holy moly Jacob, don't you ever calm down, we need this savage stuff
Jacob: Does an incredibly difficult a capella arrangement with a huge range and perfect intonation
Me: Can't even put on 6 different shirts
You criticize yourself with more eloquence than most brainstems can muster in an entire lifetime.
@@numinous2506 Idk what this means but either thats such a big brained compliment or damn what an insult
Perfect intonation? This song contains heavy use of auto-tune voice modulation, or is that not obvious?
WTF! Is this guy real? This is probably one of the most amazing human beings on this planet. I am just discovering the talent of Jacob Collier.
i like how this comment linearly loses personality with every word
@@39bigmarks lol bro etf you're right
00:47 holy shit(?)
Lucia Sarmiento L
And if :47 wasn’t a mind blow, 1:02 was incredible!
This arrangement contains more original ideas than many professionals get in a lifetime.
i know i’m like 5 years late but i just want to pay special respects to the head movements jacob makes in this video specifically the bottom middle bass section at 0:32 0:43 0:57 and 1:25 it just a fun not even necessary little thing that adds so much personality to an already engaging music video
how do you even manage to watch so long, i wanted to punch the thumbnail
@@eldiegoasecas because i personally enjoy the video??????? what's so hard to understand lmao
@@eldiegoasecas sos más de Louis Cole, no?
So great!!! - See you tomorrow in hamburg live in concert :-)
those good old live-concerts times ....
@@PozeraczGarnkow I agree 😭😭😭😭
@@PozeraczGarnkow Polska xd?
seeing this comment one jear later. :/
Didn't he invited people on strange at this concert ?
This is the best "several Jacobs and a melodica solo" arrangement yet. Nuts.
I love how Jacob "cascades" voices to build those outrageous stacked chords! (They used to call those "bell chords".)
He calls them pyramids but yeah they’re really cool
Anybody else had to come back to hear the original after hearing the harmonically simple version?
Eric Carpenter legit
You fuckin know it lmao
Me!
guilty
yup
I will be forever grateful to Jacob Collier for this arrangement🙌🏾🔥
1:20 owner of a lonely heart
Holy crap you're right
plz elaborate
Yes
I don't even comprehend what I just heard... That's how excellent this is.
UNREAL.
This feels like the musical equivalent of taking shrooms. The harmony is real.
..little bit like.
I laughed
And rythm.
fax
Try listening while on shrooms
I Have listened it 7 times and, I believe that I will not be able to stop
7 LISTENED DADS
PRESS PLAY BUTTON!
2016 I
I mean... Just listen to this! The chords he plays on 1:44 like "I don't give a ... about anything anybody else plays." And the harmony in 1:51 is just like the Absolute Jazz SWAG, the emotions it contains in such speed. just whaaaat?! And the balls to play those three seconds at 2:04... I mean, this guy creates a musical peace of just three seconds just by putting it so off context... Last time I was excited about musical complexity like this it was with Emperor (black metal) or Igorrr (break core). This is everything. And the "from the time of bedROCK" (not sure what he says really, but this is in the original) in 2:31.. The ROCK part (actually sounds like BAGHDAD) is so OUT of the current melody, it just WAKES YOU UP. The whole music of his, is all about being completely awake while you listen. There is no moment of boredom, no moment of "yeah I know this, I heard this 3 seconds ago and it is going to repeat 8 times now". It is still "WHOA this and WHOA that!"
I tried to look for anything sounding like this with Pandora, Spotify. NOTHING. Dude you are just ONE of a kind. And he had a concert in Bratislava, like just a hundred kilometers away from me, but I did not kNOW HIM! A friend actually talked to him. Jeez I hope he comes to Prague or somewhere close again soon!
Where's the jazz lol?
Gillanator wat lol
@@micgil4193 he uses a lot of techniques from modal jazz harmony and his music generally goes under jazz funk
@@SketchyTigers contemporary jazz is shit change my mind
Gillanator why do you think its shit. You can’t change someones mind with out knowing their stance and opinions
0:46 sounds like the "Jazz Scat" patch on a Roland keyboard.
0:46 are you kidding? HOW DID YOU DO THAT??? AWESOME!
Čárlí Šubaduba Is there any possibillity that you're Czech?
Jasná věc že jsem Čech ;D! Ahoj!
Čárlí Šubaduba Yaay, nazdar! :D
ten Collier je dobrý, co :D narazil jsem na něho úplně náhodou
Čárlí Šubaduba Jo, já hledal Flinstones Theme a našel jsem tohle xD
This has the cleanliness and sheen of something that was produced by a damn giant record label when really it’s 100% Collier and his 80-year wisdom and intuition of how to manipulate his voice and apply insane harmonies and flow
0:53 i just realized he's doing a quintuplet - sextuplet - septuplet with the bassline there wtf
Oh my goooooooooood. I thought this video had finished impressing me wtfff
perfect timing with the return of SILVA DAD
The keyboard harmonica solos in Jacob Collier's pieces always stir nostalgia in me...
It's probably because we all play it in elementary school in Japan...
it's because of the scale he use
+paolmm What scale does he use?
+Bridgestone is that a serious question?
urgentlyDuck Yes. Since paolmm brought it up I would like to know.
urgentlyDuck don't need to be a dick about it
What the hell
3/4, 2/4, 3/4, 5/8
Apparently alternating between 2 key signatures is not enough for the Collier
And 7/4
10.5/8
π/4
Also pretty sure each cord hit is tuned to just intonation, so he is modulating the key center on each note, and micro-tuning each pitch accordingly
@@FM-me6xk yes, 10.5. or 21/16. That's just the opener 😄 .. actually, they're triplets. So 7/8 ... Boring !
I’ve seen & heard some talent in my time ( I’m up there in age), but I have no words to describe how gifted you are - just awe struck - love your work & may I be fortunate enough to enjoy many a more years listening to you.
Holy crap Jacob
yeah that would be interesting
Collab!!! Collab!!! Collab!!!
master of the electronic-jazz
We need a collab
3:00 be like THX sound effect
felt that one
You should Google the THX theme score, it's probably where he got it from
Lol, I heard that and literally started googling "sound company intro/theme" and I couldn't find it but glad you commented.
No it doesn't
This is absolutely *_GRAND_*
xxBraydenxx Seven Jacobs in total as well
s m o l
DAD
*F L E E N T S T O N E S*
7 GRAND DAD
FLIINTSTONES?
I saw a melodica in the thumbnail and i got VERY excited
My music teacher turned me on to this video. We were discussing jazz harmonies. Wow. just wow.
I've long ago given up trying to put into words how stupendously incredible Jacob is, so I won't bother trying here. I'll just say it was refreshing and unexpected to have a 'classic' Jacob arrangement as this next single.
Superhuman
What does he sound like without the tech ?
@@georgeb.wolffsohn30 What do you sound like without a keyboard to write your troll comments?
Idk why but every time when I watch or listen to Mr.Colliers music my confidence level just goes down by a lot
It.shouldn't man, he.teaches.so.much, and.he.has.so much love and.passion, excuse.all.thr periods, my thumbs are.too big.for my phone
F L E E N S T O N E S
SuperSpindasher1991 GRAND DOD
gilvasunner
0:55 god dammit i knew this turn into snow halation
Aitor Cazalis no it’s Joel from vinesauce
Grand dad
All the vocal arragiaments are...insanely awesome!
This guy is totally amazing!
When someone is overqualified , the music goes over your head. You don't know whether it's good or bad..
Congrats on your two Grammy awards!!!
Bro changed the whole chord progression and make it better, this man is a genius
This inspires me and disheartens me simultaneously.
Holy shit. That was insane. That solo section was absolutely nuts. YOU ROCK, JACOB!
GRANDAD
you play well
Fleentstones?
not kidding when I think this kid has Mozart-level talent and insight.
Ik denk dat dit Mozart, Beethoven en Bach ver overstijgt!
And still, i don't really enjoy any of his songs. They feel like a show off.
@@Ffkslawlnkn not exactly significant, have you looked into how many people don't care for mozart?
"showing off" being seen as negative is a very limiting idea in general, genuinely a poisonous sentiment
@@dopaminecloud i don't enjoy music that feels like its composer is merely showing off his harmonics-skills. That's literally all I said.
@@Ffkslawlnkn Yes and that's a very limiting idea to conflate with taste. Because that's not something you can actually feel, you make that up about certain music (likely when it's more complicated than you're used to). All this then does is make it so you shut yourself off from enjoying certain music because you don't want to like it. It's akin to disliking music when it's made by certain people or for certain reasons. It ignores the actual music.
Takes me back. Was really into Take 6 twenty years ago and he has taken what they do to another glorious level. Mind blowing harmonies in there.
His range is out of this world!!
Truly music in all its form is...endless! I’m so excited and eager to hear what kind of music that God will produce in heaven!
This is certainly a GRAND arrangement.
indeed
2:59 Microtonal THX startup sound
As a non musician I don't appreciate those crazy harmonies and tempos in his other stuff, but even I can appreciate the complexity of this. Quite a talent huh
Count to 100 no cheating
7 year old me 0:47
Hehe, 7
_G R A N D_
*D A D*
hahahahahahaa
Underrated
The musician's musician… this boy is a legend already.
Jacob is a beast. Brings me back to Manhattan Transfer doing Confirmation in 1981. Jazz comps akimbo!
I lost it at 0:47. What do you eat Jacob? Is it a drink? WHAT MAGICAL BEING LIVES IN YOUR THROAT?!!!!!
You sir are one of the most talented people on the planet right now. I'm a Take Six fan too....you have taken it to a whole new level! Come perform in Memphis, TN!!!
Brilliant... It's sad to see that there are actually people that have given this a thumbs down though. Is it possible they are unable to comprehend or understand? I suppose that is okay, though this why we are all different human beings. Creative freedom is wonderful thing!
Scott Novotny the most common criticism I see of him and his work is that he way overdoes everything he touches. Yes, he's obviously musically talented and competent, but he has no understanding of subtlety and it just comes across as smug and self-indulgent.
Seven orphans died in the making of this video as required for the blood magic that was required to pull this off.
7 GRAND ORPHAN
PRESS START BUTTON
2016 1
😂😂😂
The timing of this with the return of the high quality rip channel is too damn good.
GRAND DAD
Can you explain what you mean here? I've been seeing it in the comments and I'm not sure what people are referring to
+Julian Dorsey A certain youtuber who recently became somewhat popular uploads supposedly "high quality rips" of video game music which always are modified in some way, usually to include the melodic line from the flintstones theme or an anime song called "snow halation" or various other things. It's customary to comment "GRAND DAD" on his videos, for other reasons... well, it's all explained here knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/giivasunner
lol, thank you!
He made this in 2016..... ive never been more happy to live in the same lifetime as him.
Anyone else sometimes rewind out of disbelief at how talented he is?
yes, especially at 0:47 lmao
0:46 my favorite part
I seem to need to listen to these over and over again. Better each time.
unbelievable solo on that mellodica!!!! :-D
grand solo
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Stickz
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"Dad, what was music like back in 2016?"
*starts levitating*
I hardly manage to have the 7 versions of myself at the same time, I can’t imagine them singing simulaneously. Congrats for the award, very impressive because technical difficulties are hidden by listening pleasure
This is by far the most impressive God damn thing thing I've heard in a long time
How can anybody be so brilliant? Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That final Lydian chord gets me every single time
Lydian Love💕🎶🎼🤘
Just listened to this for the first time, as a musician who has been playing for about twenty years. I couldn't help but gasp "what the fuck?!?" This guy is way too good.
As a singer I simply love it when Jacob pulls it back to the human voice. His talent is so prodigious he makes SATB look like 18C toilet paper. Thank you.
just love.
That melodica solo tho? 💥💥💥💥💣
I really don't think its real time, but who cares/so genius
@@scottchristie259 it likely is real time. He shreds at that pace with Snarky Puppy, and the technique is well up to that tempo.
2:47 is way too emotionally charged to be in a cover of the Flinstones theme.
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dude you're are so sickkkk, amazing stuff
Well, that's one way to do this song...YEESH!
+Accent Vocal one way to Yabadaba-do this song*
Jacob Collier is just from another planet..!! That said I love your version too!! Keep up the amazing work!
Quick, a Capella version now, GO
+Neil Schmitt WE'RE STUCK ON A DIFFERENT PLANET
Accent Vocal that's very rude
That ending is sublime
What's even happening there
@@pttj9947 panning and stuff
I stumbled upon this video a few years ago, and it is safe to say that it completely changed my perception of music. I come back here to cry in my own musical inadequacy
I should've been sleeping but this guy's videos are just too awesome :(
bahkan ada markov! hahahaha
+David Josade bahkan ada oca wkwk
It wouldn't surprise me if Jacob records these in one take.
I just listened to this at 1.5 speed. Melted my aural pathways. The vocal cascades are a total trip!
Nothing like changing the whole entire beat, hot damn that was clean 2:22