Thank you for taking the time to react to the entire album, you really know what is good for you it seems! I can suggest you to take a hear on Peperina also from Serú, in my opinion it's the very best album of all time in Argentina's history
Impressive analysis and work that widely encompasses the work of these artists, I have never seen anyone do a work like this, not even here in Argentina. Thank you very much for being so professional.
The piano solo of La grasa de las capitales it's, the same one that Tango en segunda of sui generis pequeñas anecdotas de las instituciones, but faster. It's good that you liked this album, it's one of my favorites !!, I hope next time you listen to Peperina de seru giran, by far the best album of the band. nice to see you again
I didn't notice the quote from instituciones! I'll look out for it next time ;D I expect I'll get around to all Seru Giran albums eventually. Thanks for sticking with me!
Los sobrevivientes, the survivors. Se refiere a gente como ellos mismos, músicos de rock en español tratando de hacerse un lugar entre toda la cultura pop de la época y la represión de la dictadura
Hola Jonny excelente reaccion ... Charly ... David Lebon y Pedro Aznar son multinstrumentistas , cantantes y compositores increíbles !!! Las canciones son distintas con estilos fusionados (progresivo jazz Rock funk ) con reminiscencias de tango ( Influenciados por Piazzolla ) ... te recomiendo el álbum siguiente de Seru Giran “ Bicicleta” .... genial ... gracias por difundir a nuestros artistas ... gran abrazo !
@@jonnykhatru hola Jonny el magico flaco Spinetta dijo que Seru Giran fue la mejor banda Argentina… un elogio enorme viniendo de uno de los dos más grandes de nuestro Rock ( el otro es Charly García ) … Cada disco de Seru Giran tiene clásicos increíbles… mi canción favorita de La Grasa de las Capitales es Noche de Perros cantada por David Lebon ( magistral guitarrista ) quien tocó el bajo en Pescado Rabioso ( junto al eterno Luis A Spinetta )
I really like your reactions man, you have a nice way with words when you talk about music, I suggest you react to "Bicicleta" another great album by seru
@@jonnykhatru I really enjoy your reactions and analysis, you shoul definitely put the entire reaction of the songs/album on patreon. Love you man and I recommend you to listen to Artaud by Pescado Rabioso, aka the best album of Spinetta and the best album of rock in spanish. Have a great day!
Las canciones en las que te sorprendes por como canta "Charly", es simplemente por que no es él quien las canta... es David Lebón, el guitarrista de la banda 😉
Jonny, love your videos reviewing the albums of the bands I saw live in my twenties in Argentina! ... and the LPs I listened during my youth (I am 62 now) ... your Spanish its excellent. Sui Generis's album Vida was the very first album I ever bought when I was 13 years old ... how did you come across this old music from a very far away land? Take care.
Thanks for your comment, Alex! I would love to hear more about your experiences seeing these great bands live in their prime. Me, I've been a huge fan of prog rock since my teens and came across El jardin de los presentes by Invisible in my hunt for great classics. Shortly afterwards I met my wife who is Mexican. I began learning Spanish and moved to Mexico a few years ago. I've been listening to all kinds of music in Spanish of course and a work colleague here in Mexico recommended Charly Garcia to me, so I listened to Instituciones by Sui Generis and Charly's Clics modernos, which I really enjoyed! So when I started to my TH-cam channel it made sense for me to continue listening to more from these great Argentine artists especially their work in prog rock, my favourite genre, although I love all kinds of music. I honestly didn't expect these videos to do as well as they have! But I'm really enjoying connecting with others who love this music. Saludos desde México! Hasta pronto ✌
@@jonnykhatru Hi Jonny Thank you for your reply Sui Generis was huge during my first year in high school in 1973, as you can imagine they were immensely popular with teenagers and we listen to their songs all the time so much so I was surprised to realise I still remember their lyrics today more than four decades later lol. These were bitter sweet times, the dictatorship repression was brutal and many of my classmates were arrested and made to 'disappear' never to be seen again. Members of my family suffered similar fate unfortunately. Sui Generis gave their farewell concert in 1975 at the Luna Park stadium before a very noisy crowd nevertheless I enjoyed it very much. It is always mind blowing seen your favourite band play live! There was a follow up concert at the Grand Rex theatre shortly after of which I believe live footage was recorded and probably lives somewhere in TH-cam . I saw Serugiran live in 1979 at the 'Obras Sanitarias Club' (Sanitary works club LOL) The club is commonly know as 'Obras' (Works') It was a great concert! Shortly after I left Argentina for the last time never to come back, I emigrated to the USA, worked for several years in Canada and moved to London UK five years ago. Where are you originally from? It's been a pleasure chatting with you, at your service, reach out anytime, Take care, Alex
I have heard about the difficult situation in Argentina at the time, how awful. People have mentioned it in comments on my videos and I've read about it while reading about the music. Also there was a documentary on Netflix which I watched called Rompan todo, which is about the history of rock music in Latin America. It was not very in-depth, but it did mention the political context behind the music in Argentina through the eras, and did help me to understand a bit better. I'm really sorry for anyone you lost... How incredible that you were present at such legendary concerts as the final show of Sui Generis! And I can imagine Seru Giran would have been very impressive in concert. I do know the joy of seeing your favourite band live, I was thrilled to see my beloved King Crimson in 2015 in London and 2019 here in Guadalajara. Unfortunately I haven't had the chance to see my other favourite band live, Genesis, but they are currently planning a tour this year, so it could still happen! I am originally from Kent, which you probably know is South East of London, and I did live in London for a few years in my 20s as well. So you're living in London now? It seems we swapped continents! 😄 Thanks again, Alex! ✌
Great review again. If you would like a suggestion for another Seru Giran album to review it would be Peperina. Though there are gems in all of their 4 albums, with grasa, in my opinion, being their best work.
Hello Johnny, very good review, I'm glad that you finally enter Serù Giran, the argentine fab four. And as said I recommend that you listen to the following chronological album, Bicicleta.
@@jonnykhatru the 'fab four' title seemed to me always to have suited better Sui Generis than Seru Giran (the only coincidence there is really the 4😀) because as a social and musical phenomenon I can't recall any other band apart from the Beatles and Sui G where basically almost every song (not just some hits) of their first two albums is a universally known classic (in Argentina I mean) For people like me raised in the XX century Charly García IS Sui Generis, anything done after - specially his solo career - is like McCartney after The Beatles. The 'fab four' sobriquet I've seen it only since TH-cam - it's a millennial thing I think😄)
Oh my goodness, I can't believe I didn't notice! I did think Charly sounded pretty different 😅 well Señor Lebón has a very nice voice! Thanks for letting me know 😀
Hello Jonny, rereading your answers and seeing the truly vastness of the Argentine discography that you are beginning to address, I would like to modestly suggest an introductory and tentative tour of Charly García's solo career; 10 songs taking two from each of their first five albums, in chronological order, from 1982 to 1989. Not necessarily to react on video, but for your own knowledge and enjoyment. Hasta la vista! Yendo de la cama al living Canción de dos por tres No soy un extraño Ojos de videotape Promesas sobre el bidet Total interferencia Adela en el carrusel El karma de vivir al Sur Fanky Anhedonia
Es tan grande el material que compuso Charly García tanto en bandas con una infinidad de músicos talentosos como él que hay que organizar cronológicamente para escuchar, leer las letras y entender el contexto porque enriquece aún más el contenido que nos dió y marcó la historia del rock en español. Mi abuelo me dijo que tenía que tener cierto grado de madurez para poder comprender del todo la obra de los pioneros del rock argentino y tuvo razón. Después de años volví a escuchar entero "Modern Clix" (1983, Charly García) como solista y me explotó la cabeza por fin entender todo. Datos curiosos: Joe Blaney fue el productor de Modern Clix fue el mismo de artistas como The Clash, The Ramones, Prince y más. Ese disco se grabó en Electric Lady Studios en parte y al menos en Sudamérica fue el primer disco con un sampleo de James Brown en una de sus canciones, la guitarra estuvo a cargo de Larry Carlton (ex Steely Dan y entre otros grabó la guitarra para el disco "Off The Wall" 1979, Michael Jackson, Billy Joel y más) Mi punto es que es una obra enteramente hecho por los mejores con la mejor tecnología de la época y por algo es considerado el segundo mejor álbum de la historia del rock argentino. ESPERO ANSIOSA VER TU REACCION AL ALBUM COMPLETO DE "MODERN CLIX" DEL INMENSO CHARLY GARCÍA. GRACIAS POR REACCIONAR CON INFORMACIÓN PARA DAR CONTEXTO, CASI NADIE REACCIONA ASÍ. 🙌🏻✨💕
I think that you should hear some music from color humano, aquelarre and early pescado rabioso. Also, although the first two albums of sui generis werent progressive at all, they are both great albums, and deserve a listen, they have in my opinion a clear classical influence.
it's the first time I see that someone catches the irony of the song "la grasa de las capitales" (even here in Argentina it goes unnoticed) It's about progressive and jazzy rock as opposed to that kind of very basic dance music (which is ridiculed ¡¡dont stop dancing!!). Our rockers were very resistant to the whole culture of electronic music, especially in those years.
MAN YOU NEED TO REACT INMIDIATLY TO THE VIDEO OF EITI LEDA-SERU GIRAN, AND PLS LET THE COMPLETE REACTION CAUSE EVERY DAMN SECOND OF THAT SONG ITS JUST ANOTHER LEVEL
@@jonnykhatru idc the format dude, whatever you want is fine but you really need to listen to that track Ps: upload the Livestream afterwards just in case pls
Great videos! Already suscribed! Would love to see a reaction to a Pedro Aznar Album, the bassist of Serú Girán that was famous (outside latin america) for being a member of the Pat Metheny Group (he was in Letter from Home, first circle and another one I can't remember).
Last comment, I swear 🙏 "El valle interior", Almendra's reunión album of the same year, it's pretty interesting too: not "nostalghia", just four old friends getting together, sharing what each one brought from their musical evolution, with a contemporary sound but not opportunistic or fashionable (not disco music or new wave here), but still some of their original jazzy/Beatle-like melancholic flavour.
@@jonnykhatru I think you will also like the second one, more psychedelia and rock, even hard. Double LP, a lot of material, experimentation and therefore also a lot of ideas, sometimes barely outlined and a bit unfinished. So that you know my three favorite songs by Del Guercio, Molinari and Spinetta, they are respectively: Camino difícil, Mestizo, Los elefantes. 👍
@@jonnykhatru Totally agree with the previous comment, to me Almendra"s 1980 reunion album "El valle interior" is a gem which I find in the same dreamy mood of "El Jardin de Los presentes" of the same time period (though different of course with its own geniality) They belong together with at least 3 unrecorded songs which they only played at the reunion concert, which I added to the album songs on a list
@@jonnykhatru Here is the list with Almendra's reunion album and the 4 unrecorded songs only played live (pure genius too): th-cam.com/play/PLIYgRJemTBbgo-1B3aK4EDT8gSIKXtFFe.html
Not al songs are sung by Charly, some (like track 2) are by David Lebon, and also Pedro Aznar did some vocals (also he's great vocalist in Tango 4, an album he did with Charly García a few years later)
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Jonny: No siempre canta Charly, Hay canciones en las cuales canta David Lebon como en "San Francisco y el Lobo" o "Noche de Perros", en "Paranoia y Soledad" quien canta es Pedro Aznar y hay otras.
Yeah... I didn't notice, oops! David's voice sounds really nice anyway. Like I said below, it reminds me of when I couldn't tell which Beatle was singing! Which seems crazy to me now 😅
@@jonnykhatru K, Still you have a few more Seru Giran EP's on the row, Peperina, Bicicleta, And his first eponymous album. now i have a question, de you like Kate Bush?
Yeah man I love Kate Bush, but I haven't heard all her albums, I've heard The Kick Inside, The Dreaming, Hounds of Love, Aerial, 50 Words for Snow. My faves are The Dreaming and Hounds of Love. What should I listen to next?
@@jonnykhatru i may suggest you to take a look at all the remaining Serú Giran albums wich are also amazing, specially "Peperina". Then you have all Charly's solo career albums. Besides that, Spinetta's "Durazno Sangrando", "El Jardín de los presentes" (a masterpiece), wich are albums he Made with His band Invisible. Then all of His solo career albums are great too. Specially "Peluson Of Milk", " Kamikaze", "a 18' del sol" (More jazz orientated), His Old years masterpiece 'Silver Sorgo". He has a prolífic musical career, as well as Charly or even Kate Bush as solo artists.
Serú Giran was a great band but didn't last more than a few years. There's another album called Bicicletas which is great but If I were you, It would make sense to probably start digging a little more into Charly's solo career in the 80's. Really influenced by big New Wave bands from the time. Clicks Modernos (1983) and Piano Bar (1984) are great. Nice video btw!
@@jonnykhatru I disagree with him haha, while charly's solo part is great if you liked the prog part and more focused on the atmospheric "Peperina" and "Bicicletas" are for you. In those albums and especially in two songs "Cinema Verite" and "Desarma y Sangra" both of the best of charly, emerges a sentimental and unique style characterized by that strange mixture of classical music, sometimes jazz, sung as if it were pop haha. Songs in the style of "Viernes 3 AM" from this album. Personally as a fan, those are the songs that made me highlight him as something different from what I've heard worldwide.
@Perreke augusto You can tell I'm more of a prog rock fan 😉 I think Bicicletas will be the next Charly Garcia album I check out since I did really love this one by Seru Giran. But I will get around to more of Charly's solo stuff too eventually because I do like new wave music too and Clics modernos was brilliant 👌 thanks for all the tips!
@@jonnykhatru its a jazz noir/jazz pop noir, but if you want to listen jazz argentino recommended you listen jorge lopez ruiz - bronca buenos aires 1971 that album is traducido in english and is based in cordobazo search cordobazo in google, and La Pesada - buenos aires blues 1972that album is jazz experimental/ blues
I'm sorry to tell you this but you've listened the album in the wrong order. It was a problem with the remasterization, and it's sad beacause it ruins most of the expirience and feelings that Seru was trasnmiting. This is the original order of the songs: 1) La Grasa de las Capitales 2) San Francisco y El Lobo 3) Parro Andaluz 4) Frecuencia Modulada 5) Paranoia y Soledad 6) Noche de Perros 7) Viernes, 3AM 8) Los Sobrevivientes 9) Canción de Hollywood
I did notice and I have since listened to it in the original order. I rather like the new order though, I like that Viernes 3AM comes earlier 😄 if I ever have the pleasure of owning it on vinyl though, it would be good to have the original order. Cheers!
I did enjoy the album so why do you think there's a problem? And besides, I understand Spanish well. I live in Mexico. I don't concentrate on lyrics very much even in English though, especially not on first listen. I am more about the sound and feeling in the music. I have come to appreciate a lot of the lyrics on this album though, especially Viernes 3AM.
@@jonnykhatru jajaja !! okey , no es que sea problema no , específicamente , lo que quiero decir es que , para nosotros que crecimos con estas músicas , una cosa no es sin la otra, por que habla de nuestras cosas de acuerdo a nuestras vivencias sentimientos y emociones ,, saludos , gran video !!
Lo invito a usted a unirsenos en Twitch! Escuchamos el album completo antes de que yo haga un video para TH-cam. twitch.tv/jonnykhatru gracias por ver!
Gracias, Jonny!
El placer es mio!
Thank you everyone who requested this one! Really amazing music. Let me know what I should listen to next!
Bicicleta or peperina, both from seru
Give a chance t Pedro Aznar "Quebrado" album
Fantastic reaction, Jonny. Just one comment. The singer of "San Francisco y el lobo" is David Lebón, not Charly García.
Thanks very much! Yeah I can't believe I didn't realize 😅 it seems Lebón and Aznar both have great voices too
"viernes 3am" is a suicide note, you should read the lyrics,is amazing
whoa... heavy. The atmosphere of the music seems to suit the theme.
David Lebón is the one actually doing the vocals in San Francisco y el lobo. Just a friendly correction, keep doing great vids!
In noche de perros sing Lebon too!!
Thank you for taking the time to react to the entire album, you really know what is good for you it seems! I can suggest you to take a hear on Peperina also from Serú, in my opinion it's the very best album of all time in Argentina's history
The full album is all that matters 👌😁 thank you! I look forward to hearing all the Serú Girán releases
Spinetta Jade's first album "Alma de Diamante" it's a "MUST HEAR ALBUM"!!! Great album!!!
Agree wholeheartedly
It's on my to-do list 😀 thanks guys
Sii por favor!
The lead singer on Tracks 2, 4 and 6 is David Lebon, the band’s guitar player
Wonderful reaction. Kind, thoughtful and knowledgeable. Thank you!
Thank you! I really appreciate that. Much more to come!
Me gusta la edición que le estás poniendo a tus vídeos, los hace más divertidos! Saludos!
Inaginarte alguien que nuca escucho y dice ; " que son estos retazos de canciones? Por favor, que se tome el tiempo y reacciones respetando la obra,
Impressive analysis and work that widely encompasses the work of these artists, I have never seen anyone do a work like this, not even here in Argentina. Thank you very much for being so professional.
The piano solo of La grasa de las capitales it's, the same one that Tango en segunda of sui generis pequeñas anecdotas de las instituciones, but faster. It's good that you liked this album, it's one of my favorites !!, I hope next time you listen to Peperina de seru giran, by far the best album of the band. nice to see you again
I didn't notice the quote from instituciones! I'll look out for it next time ;D I expect I'll get around to all Seru Giran albums eventually. Thanks for sticking with me!
Los sobrevivientes, the survivors. Se refiere a gente como ellos mismos, músicos de rock en español tratando de hacerse un lugar entre toda la cultura pop de la época y la represión de la dictadura
Que interesante, muchas gracias por la explicación
Hola Jonny excelente reaccion ... Charly ... David Lebon y Pedro Aznar son multinstrumentistas , cantantes y compositores increíbles !!! Las canciones son distintas con estilos fusionados (progresivo jazz Rock funk ) con reminiscencias de tango ( Influenciados por Piazzolla ) ... te recomiendo el álbum siguiente de Seru Giran “ Bicicleta” .... genial ... gracias por difundir a nuestros artistas ... gran abrazo !
Muchas gracias, Christian! Oo si quiero escuchar Bicicleta, Seru Giran parece ser una banda muy interesante.
@@jonnykhatru hola Jonny el magico flaco Spinetta dijo que Seru Giran fue la mejor banda Argentina… un elogio enorme viniendo de uno de los dos más grandes de nuestro Rock ( el otro es Charly García ) … Cada disco de Seru Giran tiene clásicos increíbles… mi canción favorita de La Grasa de las Capitales es Noche de Perros cantada por David Lebon ( magistral guitarrista ) quien tocó el bajo en Pescado Rabioso ( junto al eterno Luis A Spinetta )
I really like your reactions man, you have a nice way with words when you talk about music, I suggest you react to "Bicicleta" another great album by seru
Thanks man I appreciate it! I'll look forward to hearing Bicicleta 👍
Deberías poner en Patreon las reacciones completas 😉
I could consider putting extended reactions on Patreon at some point, if there's enough interest. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@jonnykhatru I really enjoy your reactions and analysis, you shoul definitely put the entire reaction of the songs/album on patreon. Love you man and I recommend you to listen to Artaud by Pescado Rabioso, aka the best album of Spinetta and the best album of rock in spanish. Have a great day!
@Lord Fercker Thanks man! I already know Artaud very well and love it a whole lot. I'm looking forward to listening more Spinetta soon!
David Lebon sings "San Francisco y el Lobo", its not Charly in that one. Nice reaction :)
Thanks! Yeah, crazy that I couldn't tell it was a different singer. Sounded great though!
Las canciones en las que te sorprendes por como canta "Charly", es simplemente por que no es él quien las canta... es David Lebón, el guitarrista de la banda 😉
Jonny, love your videos reviewing the albums of the bands I saw live in my twenties in Argentina! ... and the LPs I listened during my youth (I am 62 now) ... your Spanish its excellent. Sui Generis's album Vida was the very first album I ever bought when I was 13 years old ... how did you come across this old music from a very far away land? Take care.
Thanks for your comment, Alex! I would love to hear more about your experiences seeing these great bands live in their prime. Me, I've been a huge fan of prog rock since my teens and came across El jardin de los presentes by Invisible in my hunt for great classics. Shortly afterwards I met my wife who is Mexican. I began learning Spanish
and moved to Mexico a few years ago. I've been listening to all kinds of music in Spanish of course and a work colleague here in Mexico recommended Charly Garcia to me, so I listened to Instituciones by Sui Generis and Charly's Clics modernos, which I really enjoyed! So when I started to my TH-cam channel it made sense for me to continue listening to more from these great Argentine artists especially their work in prog rock, my favourite genre, although I love all kinds of music. I honestly didn't expect these videos to do as well as they have! But I'm really enjoying connecting with others who love this music. Saludos desde México! Hasta pronto ✌
@@jonnykhatru Hi Jonny
Thank you for your reply
Sui Generis was huge during my first year in high school in 1973, as you can imagine they were immensely popular with teenagers and we listen to their songs all the time so much so I was surprised to realise I still remember their lyrics today more than four decades later lol. These were bitter sweet times, the dictatorship repression was brutal and many of my classmates were arrested and made to 'disappear' never to be seen again.
Members of my family suffered similar fate unfortunately.
Sui Generis gave their farewell concert in 1975 at the Luna Park stadium before a very noisy crowd nevertheless I enjoyed it very much. It is always mind blowing seen your favourite band play live!
There was a follow up concert at the Grand Rex theatre shortly after of which I believe live footage was recorded and probably lives somewhere in TH-cam .
I saw Serugiran live in 1979 at the 'Obras Sanitarias Club' (Sanitary works club LOL) The club is commonly know as 'Obras' (Works')
It was a great concert!
Shortly after I left Argentina for the last time never to come back, I emigrated to the USA, worked for several years in Canada and moved to London UK five years ago. Where are you originally from?
It's been a pleasure chatting with you, at your service, reach out anytime, Take care, Alex
I have heard about the difficult situation in Argentina at the time, how awful. People have mentioned it in comments on my videos and I've read about it while reading about the music. Also there was a documentary on Netflix which I watched called Rompan todo, which is about the history of rock music in Latin America. It was not very in-depth, but it did mention the political context behind the music in Argentina through the eras, and did help me to understand a bit better. I'm really sorry for anyone you lost...
How incredible that you were present at such legendary concerts as the final show of Sui Generis! And I can imagine Seru Giran would have been very impressive in concert. I do know the joy of seeing your favourite band live, I was thrilled to see my beloved King Crimson in 2015 in London and 2019 here in Guadalajara. Unfortunately I haven't had the chance to see my other favourite band live, Genesis, but they are currently planning a tour this year, so it could still happen!
I am originally from Kent, which you probably know is South East of London, and I did live in London for a few years in my 20s as well. So you're living in London now? It seems we swapped continents! 😄 Thanks again, Alex! ✌
Some day listen to the album "Piano bar" by Charly Garcia
I will, thank you!
Great review again. If you would like a suggestion for another Seru Giran album to review it would be Peperina. Though there are gems in all of their 4 albums, with grasa, in my opinion, being their best work.
Thanks man!
Great reaction! I recommend Clics Modernos, Piano Bar and Mtv Unplugged
You should really react to "Bicicletas". In my opinion that is the best album of them all.
Nice! If it can even be as good as La Grasa I'll definitely enjoy it. Thanks for watching
Hello Johnny, very good review, I'm glad that you finally enter Serù Giran, the argentine fab four. And as said I recommend that you listen to the following chronological album, Bicicleta.
Hi José, thanks very much! I will look forward to hearing more from them.
@@jonnykhatru the 'fab four' title seemed to me always to have suited better Sui Generis than Seru Giran (the only coincidence there is really the 4😀) because as a social and musical phenomenon I can't recall any other band apart from the Beatles and Sui G where basically almost every song (not just some hits) of their first two albums is a universally known classic (in Argentina I mean)
For people like me raised in the XX century Charly García IS Sui Generis, anything done after - specially his solo career - is like McCartney after The Beatles.
The 'fab four' sobriquet I've seen it only since TH-cam - it's a millennial thing I think😄)
Hi! love your channel, just a comment, in Paranoia y soledad is Pedro Aznar singing. The three of them were really good singers. Cheers.
San Francisco y el lobo es cantado por Davis Lebon
Oh my goodness, I can't believe I didn't notice! I did think Charly sounded pretty different 😅 well Señor Lebón has a very nice voice! Thanks for letting me know 😀
@@jonnykhatru In Frecuencia modulada and Noche de perros Lebón is the main singer too and Paranoia y Soledad was writing and singing by Pedro Aznar.
Wow so Lebón and Aznar both sing as well! They really are like the Argentine Beatles 😄
DaviD Lebón
@@jonnykhatru Exactly! and with a clear influence of the progressive rock of the 70s. Quality music!
Great reaction.... You have to read the lirics from Viernes 3:00 AM, is amaising
Hello Jonny, rereading your answers and seeing the truly vastness of the Argentine discography that you are beginning to address, I would like to modestly suggest an introductory and tentative tour of Charly García's solo career; 10 songs taking two from each of their first five albums, in chronological order, from 1982 to 1989. Not necessarily to react on video, but for your own knowledge and enjoyment. Hasta la vista!
Yendo de la cama al living
Canción de dos por tres
No soy un extraño
Ojos de videotape
Promesas sobre el bidet
Total interferencia
Adela en el carrusel
El karma de vivir al Sur
Fanky
Anhedonia
Es tan grande el material que compuso Charly García tanto en bandas con una infinidad de músicos talentosos como él que hay que organizar cronológicamente para escuchar, leer las letras y entender el contexto porque enriquece aún más el contenido que nos dió y marcó la historia del rock en español.
Mi abuelo me dijo que tenía que tener cierto grado de madurez para poder comprender del todo la obra de los pioneros del rock argentino y tuvo razón.
Después de años volví a escuchar entero "Modern Clix" (1983, Charly García) como solista y me explotó la cabeza por fin entender todo.
Datos curiosos: Joe Blaney fue el productor de Modern Clix fue el mismo de artistas como The Clash, The Ramones, Prince y más. Ese disco se grabó en Electric Lady Studios en parte y al menos en Sudamérica fue el primer disco con un sampleo de James Brown en una de sus canciones, la guitarra estuvo a cargo de Larry Carlton (ex Steely Dan y entre otros grabó la guitarra para el disco "Off The Wall" 1979, Michael Jackson, Billy Joel y más)
Mi punto es que es una obra enteramente hecho por los mejores con la mejor tecnología de la época y por algo es considerado el segundo mejor álbum de la historia del rock argentino.
ESPERO ANSIOSA VER TU REACCION AL ALBUM COMPLETO DE "MODERN CLIX" DEL INMENSO CHARLY GARCÍA.
GRACIAS POR REACCIONAR CON INFORMACIÓN PARA DAR CONTEXTO, CASI NADIE REACCIONA ASÍ. 🙌🏻✨💕
Los coros de Pedro Aznar en " frecuencia modulada" parece Frusciante de RHCP pero 15 años antes.
I think that you should hear some music from color humano, aquelarre and early pescado rabioso. Also, although the first two albums of sui generis werent progressive at all, they are both great albums, and deserve a listen, they have in my opinion a clear classical influence.
it's the first time I see that someone catches the irony of the song "la grasa de las capitales" (even here in Argentina it goes unnoticed) It's about progressive and jazzy rock as opposed to that kind of very basic dance music (which is ridiculed ¡¡dont stop dancing!!). Our rockers were very resistant to the whole culture of electronic music, especially in those years.
Seru had three very fine singers
MAN YOU NEED TO REACT INMIDIATLY TO THE VIDEO OF EITI LEDA-SERU GIRAN, AND PLS LET THE COMPLETE REACTION CAUSE EVERY DAMN SECOND OF THAT SONG ITS JUST ANOTHER LEVEL
I'm thinking of doing a livestream at some point, to listen to some live videos and singles in full with everybody...
@@jonnykhatru idc the format dude, whatever you want is fine but you really need to listen to that track
Ps: upload the Livestream afterwards just in case pls
"Los sobrevivientes" translates to "the survivors"
Great videos! Already suscribed! Would love to see a reaction to a Pedro Aznar Album, the bassist of Serú Girán that was famous (outside latin america) for being a member of the Pat Metheny Group (he was in Letter from Home, first circle and another one I can't remember).
Thank you! It would be cool to hear more from all the members at some point, they all seem to have their own talents and style.
Bicicleta or the debut album of la máquina plz🤠
I will do both at some point!
Last comment, I swear 🙏 "El valle interior", Almendra's reunión album of the same year, it's pretty interesting too: not "nostalghia", just four old friends getting together, sharing what each one brought from their musical evolution, with a contemporary sound but not opportunistic or fashionable (not disco music or new wave here), but still some of their original jazzy/Beatle-like melancholic flavour.
Sounds good! I'll check it out eventually, but there is so much to hear! I still need to hear the second Almendra album as well. :)
Beautiful album
@@jonnykhatru I think you will also like the second one, more psychedelia and rock, even hard. Double LP, a lot of material, experimentation and therefore also a lot of ideas, sometimes barely outlined and a bit unfinished. So that you know my three favorite songs by Del Guercio, Molinari and Spinetta, they are respectively: Camino difícil, Mestizo, Los elefantes. 👍
@@jonnykhatru Totally agree with the previous comment, to me Almendra"s 1980 reunion album "El valle interior" is a gem which I find in the same dreamy mood of "El Jardin de Los presentes" of the same time period (though different of course with its own geniality)
They belong together with at least 3 unrecorded songs which they only played at the reunion concert, which I added to the album songs on a list
@@jonnykhatru Here is the list with Almendra's reunion album and the 4 unrecorded songs only played live (pure genius too): th-cam.com/play/PLIYgRJemTBbgo-1B3aK4EDT8gSIKXtFFe.html
Not al songs are sung by Charly, some (like track 2) are by David Lebon, and also Pedro Aznar did some vocals (also he's great vocalist in Tango 4, an album he did with Charly García a few years later)
Jonny: No siempre canta Charly, Hay canciones en las cuales canta David Lebon como en "San Francisco y el Lobo" o "Noche de Perros", en "Paranoia y Soledad" quien canta es Pedro Aznar y hay otras.
Charly doesn't sing in "San Francisco y el Lobo". Is David Lebon voice.
Yeah... I didn't notice, oops! David's voice sounds really nice anyway. Like I said below, it reminds me of when I couldn't tell which Beatle was singing! Which seems crazy to me now 😅
el segundo tema lo canta el guitarrista DAVID LEBON
Molto bene grazie Evitaeterna.-
Thanks for reaction! Can you react to Gillespie "SuperChatarraEspeshal" album?
capo migue granado !
NOW STRAIGHT UP TO CLICS MODERNOS BY CHARLY JONNY
I already know that album man! I mentioned it my Peliculas video but I forgot to mention it here ;) clics modernos is awesome.
@@jonnykhatru K, Still you have a few more Seru Giran EP's on the row, Peperina, Bicicleta,
And his first eponymous album.
now i have a question, de you like Kate Bush?
Yeah man I love Kate Bush, but I haven't heard all her albums, I've heard The Kick Inside, The Dreaming, Hounds of Love, Aerial, 50 Words for Snow. My faves are The Dreaming and Hounds of Love. What should I listen to next?
@@jonnykhatru i may suggest you to take a look at all the remaining Serú Giran albums wich are also amazing, specially "Peperina". Then you have all Charly's solo career albums. Besides that, Spinetta's "Durazno Sangrando", "El Jardín de los presentes" (a masterpiece), wich are albums he Made with His band Invisible. Then all of His solo career albums are great too. Specially "Peluson Of Milk", " Kamikaze", "a 18' del sol" (More jazz orientated), His Old years masterpiece 'Silver Sorgo". He has a prolífic musical career, as well as Charly or even Kate Bush as solo artists.
Serú Giran was a great band but didn't last more than a few years. There's another album called Bicicletas which is great but If I were you, It would make sense to probably start digging a little more into Charly's solo career in the 80's. Really influenced by big New Wave bands from the time. Clicks Modernos (1983) and Piano Bar (1984) are great. Nice video btw!
Thanks mate! I already know Clics modernos and like it very much 👍 I will add Piano Bar to my to-do list!
@@jonnykhatru I disagree with him haha, while charly's solo part is great if you liked the prog part and more focused on the atmospheric "Peperina" and "Bicicletas" are for you. In those albums and especially in two songs "Cinema Verite" and "Desarma y Sangra" both of the best of charly, emerges a sentimental and unique style characterized by that strange mixture of classical music, sometimes jazz, sung as if it were pop haha. Songs in the style of "Viernes 3 AM" from this album. Personally as a fan, those are the songs that made me highlight him as something different from what I've heard worldwide.
@Perreke augusto You can tell I'm more of a prog rock fan 😉 I think Bicicletas will be the next Charly Garcia album I check out since I did really love this one by Seru Giran. But I will get around to more of Charly's solo stuff too eventually because I do like new wave music too and Clics modernos was brilliant 👌 thanks for all the tips!
@@jonnykhatru Of course, i think u have to listen to his entire discography if it´s possible. i just said dont omite those ones haha
Amigo podrías escuchar la máquina de hacer pájaros y poner los temas completos mientras raccionas .. saludos desde argentina
Ya viste mi video sobre el album Peliculas? en algo dia de escucharé el primer album. Saludos de México!
@@jonnykhatru y algo de pescado rabioso también
And the next .. "PiaNO bAR" , Charly García. Please (Chile)
It's on my to do list 😃 thanks for watching
listening the album Reunion - Manal 1981
I think if I get around to Manal I'd first listen to their famous first album! Thanks for watching :)
@@jonnykhatru the first album is excellent but the last is jazz/pop/blues very good, and sometimes sound like jazz noir
Oh that does sound interesting!
@@jonnykhatru its a jazz noir/jazz pop noir, but if you want to listen jazz argentino recommended you listen jorge lopez ruiz - bronca buenos aires 1971 that album is traducido in english and is based in cordobazo search cordobazo in google, and La Pesada - buenos aires blues 1972that album is jazz experimental/ blues
SODA STEREO
I'm sorry to tell you this but you've listened the album in the wrong order. It was a problem with the remasterization, and it's sad beacause it ruins most of the expirience and feelings that Seru was trasnmiting.
This is the original order of the songs:
1) La Grasa de las Capitales
2) San Francisco y El Lobo
3) Parro Andaluz
4) Frecuencia Modulada
5) Paranoia y Soledad
6) Noche de Perros
7) Viernes, 3AM
8) Los Sobrevivientes
9) Canción de Hollywood
I did notice and I have since listened to it in the original order. I rather like the new order though, I like that Viernes 3AM comes earlier 😄 if I ever have the pleasure of owning it on vinyl though, it would be good to have the original order. Cheers!
Alguien le dijo que es igual a migue granados?
Jaja no
Viernes 3AM make referencia (some aproximitaxion) to the mental ilnes or situation to conmite suicide.
Whoa... Heavy. And a stunningly beautiful song.
the problem you have is that you don't understand the message, the content of the lyrics.
the letter justifies the sounds
I did enjoy the album so why do you think there's a problem? And besides, I understand Spanish well. I live in Mexico. I don't concentrate on lyrics very much even in English though, especially not on first listen. I am more about the sound and feeling in the music. I have come to appreciate a lot of the lyrics on this album though, especially Viernes 3AM.
@@jonnykhatru jajaja !! okey , no es que sea problema no , específicamente , lo que quiero decir es que , para nosotros que crecimos con estas músicas , una cosa no es sin la otra, por que habla de nuestras cosas de acuerdo a nuestras vivencias sentimientos y emociones ,, saludos , gran video !!
¡LA PARASTE DE PECHO COLORADO!
Aquelarre reaction ya!! ...😒
No entiendo porque descuartiza los temas!!
Lo invito a usted a unirsenos en Twitch! Escuchamos el album completo antes de que yo haga un video para TH-cam. twitch.tv/jonnykhatru gracias por ver!
De devolver las Malvinas no hablás? LAS MALVINAS SON ARGENTINAS
Perdón hermano, no soy la reina 😅 saludos desde México!
No tiene nada que ver aca tu comentario hermano.