Flea & Amy-Jo Albany - What's In My Bag?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2016
- Flea and Amy-Jo Albany go shopping at Amoeba Music in Hollywood.
Check out their picks:
Glenn Gould - Glenn Gould: The Complete Bach Collection (CD)
Georges Delerue - Jules Et Jim/Tirez Sur Le Pianiste (LP) bit.ly/2hRIyeR
Wayne Shorter - Speak No Evil (LP) bit.ly/2hA90O3
David Bowie - Sorrow (7")
J Dilla - Ruff Draft (LP) bit.ly/2hAoEJd
J Dilla - Wild (12") bit.ly/2ivj33z
John Huston - Fat City (DVD) bit.ly/2iJZILv
Ishiro Honda - Rodan & War Of The Gargantuans (DVD) bit.ly/2iKdpxW
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (LP) bit.ly/2iiFB8b
Duke Ellington - Creole Love Call (78)
Buy the Low Down soundtrack: bit.ly/1nJ4iwl
Buy Red Hot Chili Peppers albums: bit.ly/20ClkK9
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Flea has turned from a young and crazy talented man into a loving and sensitive gentlemen. His openness in expressing the impact of J-Dilla's music is moving (I could see Questlove watching this and crying as well). Add to the fact that after 30's years of being a highly successful musician he goes back to school to continue his growth. Unbelievably inspiring. My respect for Flea has no bounds.
You can just tell he's a good person,and he really loves and appreciates good music.Top tier guy,this one
@James Schultz, a real fan would know that Flea has been in many movies
check out the Big Labowski, he's one of the nihilist
Flea didn't change that much, he's always been a kind, loving and thoughtful person. Just way less drugs now days, makes a huge difference
Theres a video of him giving tips on the bass, and the most important tip, according to him is to take a compassionate approach to it, so the bass embraces the rest of the band. As a bassist myself I had never thought of it that way, but he's dead right. The bass is a support instrument, its like a stage for the other instruments to dance on. Wise words.
@@shayneoneill1506 You are being far too formulaic here. Different music requires different dynamics. In a lot of extreme metal the bass is only there to add a bottom to the other instruments (Slayer) and to lock in with the drums while with say MINGUS or Funk (see Bootsie Collins) the opposite is true with the bass being the melodic driver. I should know as I am a multi instrumentalist and composer myself. Some pieces written on keyboards, some acoustic guitar, some bass others Jams. Yes music first but the rules depend on what you want to do!
flea seems the coolest guy ever
+ramiro martinez Flea IS the coolest guy ever.
100% agree
+ramiro martinez oooohhh yes!!! he is. Agree with you both.
+ramiro martinez but the crotch grab is gross! ;)
Flea is tha coolest!
How amazing is Flea?!? Sells millions of records and sells out arenas then says "I need to go study music now." AMAZEZAZING!!!
I wish you guys could get John Frusciante on an episode of What's in My Bag. That would be amazing.
mikeylikesit100 this would be the best video on TH-cam
They replied to me once and said something like that they've invited him but it hasn't worked out yet
Heroin
He won’t come. I’m pretty sure he’s doing everything possible to avoid these sorts of things.
JOhn hates these things with a passion
I totally understand why Flea got choked up trying to describe the effect of J Dilla's music on him.
+shephrd Maybe because J Dilla is an incredible musician who is under-appreciated
+Pady bu Is he under-appreciated when he's considered top 3 producers of all time? He maybe was under-ap when he was alive, yes.
PJ
I've found that out of most Hip-Hop fans it's a minority that fairly praise him, and the majority of those haven't heard his beat tapes, which is where his diversity, originality and skill is mostly found. Since a lot of his best work is unreleased and his discography has recently been cluttered with sub-par posthumous releases, no wonder he is under-appreciated.
It's getting better recently because of high praise from artists like Flea, Dr. Dre and Kanye, because of them more people are starting to notice Dilla's genius instead of writing it off as dusty hipster music.
Pady bu Hm, yes, I maybe don't know how it is overall. I guess the hip hop I listen to is often people that knew him, like Q-tip, Questlove... and that's maybe why I think that - even though I often read comments on videos saying he's the best producer.
+Pady bu Flea was the guy who got me into J Dilla in 2011 and he totally changed the way I hear music. Since then I'm addicted and make my own music too. Thank you Flea
I could listen to Flea talk about Jazz all day long. Not to mention, He has such a beautiful vocabulary when talking about music :)
+PublicEnemy-1 They both do!
Stijn Kraft Agreed :)
+PublicEnemy-1 Definitely one of the most enjoyable ones. As for flea; Have you seen "The other F-word"? :D.
+PublicEnemy-1 flea really knows his shit
Except Bowie's Sorrow, apparently ;)
Not the biggest RHCP fan but I'm a huge fan of Flea talking about anything, especially music. He loves and lives music, just look at that JDilla bit. I wish this was an hour long
like that with John Frusciante as i love his solo albums. I really like RHCP but its nothing compared to his solo work in my opinion.
@@toastycabbagewaffles2115 rhcp is a different thing is more fun music to my something you feel relax
What Flea said about Dilla is so beautiful! So positive.
you can see how flea is really affected by music. that's a musician.for ya.
Whoever isn't really affected by music is not human.
flea is adorable
Best "whats in my bag?" ever.
Francisco Fileccia “what’s my bag”- flea
Francisco Fileccia Jonathan Davis is the best one
This is why Dilla is a legend.
I'm sure if Dilla was still alive, he and Flea would have collaborated on some funky jams. No doubt about it.
imagine the basslines...
It'd be like Atoms For Peace on acid
Would have been epic. Damnit.
7:04 That's the correct emotional response to J Dilla.
loved it.
I've come to the conclusion that Flea is just a lanky, eccentric teddy bear. What a sweet, warm and intelligent man.
Lanky lol just the opposite . Tiny
Well now I have to listen to J Dilla
+Esteban Tevenal J Dilla is very cool. I heard of him from you tube videos.
+Esteban Tevenal Listen to Donuts, The Pharcyde's album Labcabincalifornia, and other songs he's done like De La Soul's "Stakes Is High" or Common's album Like Water for Chocolate.
also Fantastic Volume II (not Volume I) by Slum Village
+Esteban Tevenal you'd want to check out his beat tapes, that's where his genius shines through
+Esteban Tevenal If you're going to check out Jaylib, check out the original Jaylib tape known as the Outtakes, it's miles ahead of Champion Sound
Flea's passion for music is quite beautiful
Flea crying over a Dilla album, was not expecting to see that.
J Dilla is considered a legend before his time was up. Too young.
@Trry331 You need to pick up healthier habits.
@Trry331 fuckin alex jones over here
Flea is such a cool dude. I feel like I could just talk to him for hours about music.
Man, Flea's love for Dilla just rips my heart to shreds. He's nearly crying just talking about how Jay Dee's music has such an immensely profound effect on him as a human being, it's beautiful. I personally dislike The Red Hot Chili Peppers but I love his stuff with Atoms for Peace. Besides, he is an incredibly gifted musician, listens to amazing music and overall seems like a bright, inspiring human being. Hats off to Flea, mad respect for the guy.
amazing.
If you wanna hear more of that, eh... five years later... Flea wrote a self biography called Acid For the Children. This exists as an audio book, and every time he's coming up on something sad you hear his voice start to crack even before he tells the story. It's cute.
HUGE respect for the love Flea has for Dilla!!!
Amy is rocking that 50's style dress. She also has shockingly good taste in music. That version of Creole Love Call is truly sublime.
Flea tearing up over Dilla was a very cool genuine moment. One of the many awesome things about music is its ability to really make people feel an intense range of emotions when done well.
And he's dead on about the greatness of "Kind of Blue."
Wow i cant believe how much Flea loves J Dilla and how emotional he got talking about how much he was moved when first listeng Dilla was the greatest of all time a true master at his craft r.i.p music is so powerful
6:45 That is the power of music right there. I discovered the music of J Dilla through "What's In My Bag?" and actually just got "Ruff Draft" on vinyl - it is truly amazing. Thanks, Amoeba!
Awesome! It's so cool to hear about people connecting with new music through this show. That makes our day!
Thumbs up, bro....dig deeper. There's tons of really dope shit that he did...even moreso outside of what he did..and what he spawned. Props for doing your research....
Jonas Laursen thank Flea
I probably wouldn't have started listening to J Dilla if it wasn't for the numerous Ameoba videos of artist pulling his works up from their bag. I thank Ameoba for being the platform from which such information are shared :-)
same here, did not know about JDilla. Happy to discover his stuff. Not the first time I learn smt from "what's in my bag"
shes so fucking cute
really classy lady
I immidiately get in good mood when I see Flea he shots good vibes.
Trry331 what? Why r u commenting this
7:04 I cried with Flea. He should get the award, Best Human Alive.
Kind of Blue is my fav too. Love him.
I just want to hug Flea and tell him that I love him. What a gentle soul.
Flea just made me cry with his deep conversation about Jdilla. Thanks for sharing this beautiful video.
This series will forever one of the greatest things on the internet. Such an intimate way of discovering new music and/or art in general through artists and creators we are inspired by. My sincerest thanks and kudos to Amoeba, truly.
5:58 I think a lot of people got introduced to JD in this video, including myself. I'm so grateful, his art has changed my life greatly ever since!
Holy shit Flea is getting old but he still has more youthful energy than most people half his age
Looks like he's 76
Bryan L ...so what!
@@anitarussum4590 Nah no biggie. All those years of drugs catching up I suppose :)
Cocaine does that
$$$ will do that for ya!
I could just hug flea. He's such a wonderful person.
Him getting emotional to jdilla was such a show of character one reason why he such a great person he deserves more recognition for him being one of the best on bass
One of the best "What's in my Bag ?" I've watched. So tender.
Flea made me cry... I love him and J Dilla just the same.
i love it.
flea crying over ruff draft just made my christmas.
----- Thanks for this Amoeba---- it's refreshing to see genuine human beings with such kind hearted souls in this era of extreme dumbed down narcissism---- thank you Flea and Amy Jo---- both a real class act---- keep rockin'----
+MyberTube Well said man :)
A World l dream to live in.
+MyberTube ----- This is an ------ interesting form of ----- punctuation
music and love are the real currency, friend :) money can't buy taste and passion.
MyberTube Right on!
I loved Flea before this. Now I think I ADORE HIM!
Flea's love of jazz makes me happy
these two people seems
so kind and real its inspiring. thanks for sharing this.
When Flea brought out Kind of Blue I got chills. It’s so so beautiful……takes you on a ride. I could also listen to it over & over
I love Flea so much. I love how emotional he gets - how he gets it. He gets how powerful music is. Thanks Amoeba. I dig Amy-Jo Albany too. Great choices!
Damn man, now I'm crying. J Dilla touched me the same way first time I heard him. RIP J Dilla RIP David Bowie
Amy-Jo's first pick, Georges Delarue, sealed it that this would be my favorite of these...and it is. Delarue's the greatest composer of the 20th Century that far too few have heard of. The rest of these picks are excellent too.
Gargantuas are like super-Yeti I think...
These capsules are obviously about more than just music, they're about culture. I, myself, am ALWAYS hungry for more, and it's so nice to see all those artists who are still so into it too.. They sound like children sharing their treasures in front of a camera. No ego, lots of very interesting commentaries, and all those astounding surprises about their personal taste and roots. You won't find this level of cultural curiosity among the main stream performers, otherwise I don't think they could go on performing such crap. Anyways, take care everyone out there ! Long live music.
I love seeing musicians digging other musicians theyre almost in tears, i feel that shit
I love watching "What's in my bag". This episode was especially touching and awesome.
Flea's passion and excitement for music makes me less scared of getting old.
Amy-Jo is my kind of woman. Love her speaking voice. Very attractive.❤️
I nearly teared up when he was talking about Dilla
Anyone who sheds tears over their passion for music. We need more of that.
BEST Amoeba "What's in My Bag!" These two are incredible apart and together, their choices are interesting and inspiring, and King of Blue does not surprise me in the least as that choice for Flea, it is a thrilling and devastating and fantastic god-damned album. These two are adorable and I love them.
+Charleen Nicholson we're big fans of this episode too.
Flea's the man. He's the reason I started playing the bass I'll always be grateful
Who doesn't like J-dilla? I love how he gets so many shout outs from different artist on these videos.
These two are in a league of their own, characteristically and musically. Epic!
I learned some things today about music and cinema. Thanks.
Flea is a true artist/musician while I don't get the same thing out of the music he does I completely adore his connection to Dilla. I can completely relate to his welling up over music. There are records that move me tears. Thanks to Flea for Sharing that.
Wow listening to Flea talk about J Dilla described my sentiment towards that record. Beautiful.
As soon as I heard Paul Chambers play that intro of "So what?" I knew what album Flea was going to pull out.
It's easy to understand how good, emotional and kind person flea is.
Not only I admire Flea as one of the greatests bassists but I like the way he is. Cristal clear, spontaneous, crazy in a cool way, not a poser and humble even though he's famous and so talented.
Mad respect for Flea for so many reasons and seeing him cry over J Dilla made me cry.
It was a pleasure to watch them both, together.
can u do like a series with these two they seem like such beautiful genuine people I want to see more of them!
OMG!!!! @8:16 When I was 6 years old my favorite movie was also "War Of The Gargantuas" for several years & I still enjoy watching it. I also loved all the Godzilla movies, Creature Double Feature & even "The Ghoul" who sort of hosted these monster movies and did goofy skits in between commercials, etc... Starting at the age of 4 and 5 in the years 1970 & 1971 my parents always let me stay up late and fall asleep on the couch every Friday & Saturday night as most of these movies usually did not start until 10:00PM-11:00PM and they usually played two movies back to back. My parents gave me the sobriquet "Night Owl" when I was 2 years old and to this day I am still usually awake until several hours after midnight. When I got older I used this late night time alone to teach myself how to play guitar. I still have such fond memories of watching movies such as "War Of The Gargantuas", Godzilla movies & any other monster type movie I could watch. Thanks for such a wonderful trip down memory lane. That is si cool that Amy-Jo Albany's favorite movie when she was a kid is also my favorite movie from that time period as well.
Thoroughly impressed with both of their selections. Wayne Shorter, Kind of Blue, Georges Delerue...all amazing.
I have one of joe albany's albums, portrait of an artist, and it is a regular play. So much soulfullness in his music
This touched my soul in such a way. Such genuine human beings!!!!
Thats so cool, I didn't know Flea is a J dilla fan!
J Dilla: The Michael Jordan of beatmaking.
"I love his bad sax playing." Haaaa! I love Bowie and that comment made me love Flea. Dude is so sincere.
Favorite episode so far, they seem like such nice people with great taste.
Anyone else come back to rewatch flea talk about dilla? I think I come back to this every couple of months, beautiful.
Another fantastic episode
i learn about something new every single episode. damn this is a wonderful series.
They're both such incredibly passionate people, its beautiful
I love Flea so much. He’s such a beautiful soul 😩💕
The way Flea is talking about J Dilla is amazing he really was the greatest hip hop producer ever lived, I wouldn't of thought he would of loved Dilla as much as he said, it's amazing how music can touch so many different people from all walks of life it's truely the most powerful gift on earth. J Dilla is one of the most inspirational musicians I've ever seen in my life creating Donuts litterally on his death bed was insane people said he was on the MPC so long he would get blisters on his fingers he was addicted had to create because he knew he didn't have long.
OMG my most favourite episode for sure!! Flea's honesty always moves me. And Amy Jo is so cool. And their bering together just brings mwe to tears.
Crying watching Flea cry describing J-Dilla...
Anyone who's passionate about music can completely understand why flea gets so emotional in this. What a guy
I must have watched this around 10 times now. They really complement each other, and Flea`s way of summing up how we all loved J Dilla is possibly the best reaction i have ever seen.
did not expect him to pull out J-Dilla! AWsome! and it makes him cry? new appreciation for flea
This is without a doubt the best What's In My Bag episode.
We love it too. It's got real heart.
an acomplished talented musician who at the age of 46 went back to school to study music...Thats inspiring
Oh Flea, your love of life and humanity always gives me hope! Don't ever stop!
Just awesome and simply beautiful yo capture this much honesty from humans these days on camera no less 💟Thumps up RIP J DILLA & Bowie Greatness never dies thru music
Flea... Love ya. We want more of the podcast!
Glenn Gould, Dilla, Fat City. On the eccentricity + great taste scale this has got to be one of the top episodes
I love this store in Holly. Wonderful to see Flea on here...still waiting for Fru to make an appearance, that would be amazing as well. Thanks.
Kind of Blue! I completely agree with Flea on this one.
This was so beautiful, thank you!
Man, Flea is one real dude. Love the Chili Peppers, and love Flea as an artist and as a music aficionado.
This episode should win an Emmy. Very good! Flea man, he is music made into a human being. He puts into words how I feel about music.
Flea being one of the greatest bass players of all time. Its beautiful that he listens to different types of music that would 've never knew he would be so into.
Just watched
Lowdown.
Excellent movie!!! Highly recommended!
What a beautiful human.
Him and Anthony are just 🤯
Watching flea tear up about talking about Dilla made me almost tear up.
I came away from this with a list of movie homework, as well as a greater appreciation of these two humans. Lovely.
Flea is such an enlightened guy, very down to earth and full of genuine soul.