Thanks for watching and you can see more reaction videos by clicking the link th-cam.com/play/PLyHz4jdq4yOf808oJj8P_GwRnZOLcKgng.html Don't forget to give me your suggestion for another song for a reaction video.
The three of them (Jonah, Henrick and Aron) are best-in-class musicians! That they're all playing in the same band is a true gift to music lovers everywhere.
So true as you said. "Music is supposed to be fun.." I dont come from a musical family. Ive just been in to amateur choir music. But I been luckily to been singin with some amazing talented people. Its been a blessing, but sometimes its been a struggle due to the self comparing with others so much more skilled than me. But then a voice teacher told me one thing. That I have carried in my heart ever since.. "Jonny, remember this. The forest would be awfully quiet, if only the best bird singed.." That let me have back the joy why I was actually singing. And frankly the basic thing why I been singing. Is cause of the healing therapy music and singing actually is. And that there and then brought my joy back. And that I could be happy on my low level of my music. And at the same be time better to aprichate others... Allways when I hear this great music and musicians from Sweden. I get so proud of all the amazing stuff that comes from this little country. Just wanted to share something..sry for bad english 35 years since studying:) Love from Stockholm Sweden/ J
Hey Jonny thanks for the great story and that awesome quote. I really needed that one. I have some 4th graders who aren’t buying into how good they are because they happen to be in a class with two out of this world musicians. I keep telling them it’s about the group not the individual but it’s not working. This one will surely do the trick. Thanks again my friend and Dirty Loops are completely amazing!
@@bobcieslinski Yes . So important to firstly focus of the joy in music. And the joy of creating music together. Especially today with all social media. Young people tends to compare themselves all the times. That may take away the basic joy in why actually do music. "Let the the joy drive the skill forward..." Not the pressure to be the best. And also as for me. Theres a joy with music even if its not at a professional level. And its beutiful too.... And still people..The audience..love that and see that too... All the best once again friend. Love / J
Aron is really super talented, he’s part of the arrangements and he writes some of Henriks bass tabs. It’s said that Henrik sometimes says “ Aron, this is too complicated” and Aron just says “Practice more” 😆😆 And he edits the videos. See the songs with Cory Wong, like “Folow the light” and cover of “Thriller”. They’ve recorded it in Stockholm and Minneapolis separately, but Aron put some much effort in making it seem like they’re in the same place.
Aron is the eldest. The other guys consider him to be the band leader, to my understanding. Also he has a degree in composition I think, and if not so at least in arrangments. So. Not a regular drummer.
There are so many fantastic creations they've done. To get more loopified you need this five different songs. 1. Breakdown 2. World on fire 3. Hit me 4. Next to you 5. Rock you. Enjoy. 🇸🇪🎶💯❤️ Thanks for the reaction to my favorite band.
Piano solo: 1 part altered dominant 1 part Brad Mehldau ambidextrous counterpoint 1 part Stravinsky Firebird Suite changes Personally this is my go-to, and I'm feeling more and more in the box. It's a great combination and sounds killer, but I want more. Time to hit the shed. Also agreed, got a little Lyle Mayes seasoning up on there too.
One of the great things about these boys is there ALWAYS something new to take the breath in every song. Keep doing it Mr Bob. It is soooo good to be loopified every time.
I don't know a lot about music, but I do recognize talent and great music when I hear it. Dirty Loops has become my "go to" group almost daily for the last 4 weeks. Hope they have some new songs coming. Can't wait.
I just think it's awesome that Harry Connick Jr's son (Jonah), Robert Downey Jr's son (Henrik) and Edward Norton's son (Aron) got together to create one of the most talented groups this generation has seen or needs to see! (Joking about the first part, BTW. lol)
New viewer here, only discovered Dirty Loops in the past year or so as well, and I really loved your analysis, Bob! I love the music community so much, and I'm glad to find another person making great content showing off and talking about all these amazing musicians we have in the world today! It's the best time ever for music, and it's only getting better! P.S. Sidenote, you're pretty endearing as a person lol. It's the earnestness and enthusiasm I think. Keep it up, Bob :)
Promise you that we are having a blast watching you watching this... Yes, I know I am late but saw this one when you released it and watched it again just now! (and probably several times in between!) Great reaction! 😎
@@bobcieslinski can I give you a suggestion? Have you heard of Valeriy Stepanov? A russian multimusician and probably a musical genious... Check out Valeriy Stepanov Fusion project song Believe In Yourself featuring the great sax player Eric Marienthal and drummer Steven Williams. Just a taste of what is...
I'm loving your reactions. Great comments. I particularly like when you go back to replay something of note. It's great to see what is drawing your attention. Oh yeah and Jonah is also a very good drummer. He plays drums on several of his solo songs like "Coffee Break" and his cover of "Bad" which is very good. Hey just something to put down on your to do list. When you're ready to take a little step off the Loops path consider Jacob Collier's re-imagining of Lionel Richie's "All Night Long." I guarantee it will tickle all your musical bones. If you haven't heard this you are missing a modern musical wonder.
Yep I hear ya. That’s what we did and that’s what I’m hoping my channel can be. Just some people enjoying some music together. Telling each other what we thought about the music.
Can hear that we are on the completely same page Bob, DL have their own musical universe and understanding of how it must sound. Just continue down the DL road and listening to all what they've made, which is always a pleasure...and thanks for a nice reaction, You are keeping a good balance in sharing your knowledge og just being excited 😊
if i remember correctly, while Henrik and Aron studied Jazz improv at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm, Jonah majored in classical composition, which you can really hear in that gorgeous almost Late-Romantic section on the bridge. some of Aron's fills don't seem physically possible. really great drummers are just Built Different. you need to check out Sokoninaru. they're this level of musicianship with super dramatic prog rock.
"Holy Cow!" (during Jonah's solo) is exactly right. This piece always throws first time listeners off. The goofy song name and pop-ish feel is like the paper skin on an onion. The interior of the song being the real flavor.
I would love for you to react to Dirty Loops' covers of pop songs! That's how they got their start, and the covers are crazy. Dirty Loops - Rolling In The Deep (Adele Cover) Dirty Loops - Baby (Justin Bieber cover) Dirty Loops - Circus (Britney Spears cover) Dirty Loops - Prude Girl (Rihanna - Rude Boy Cover) Dirty Loops - Ta Fête (Stromae cover) Dirty Loops - Forever Young (Alphaville Cover) Dirty Loops - Wake Me Up
You said it. Some of the best musicians that you’ve ever heard. Not to compare them to the Beatles, but… in their forming as a band. What are the odds that such a talented trio can come out of the same small city? Just seems incredible that they found each other. Lucky us!
Whoops forgot what I meant to mention. I heard an interview with Jonah and he said when Loops are writing their songs he considers how the lyrics sound musically way more important than what they literally mean.
I really enjoyed your analysis of this video from Dirty Loops. I discovered these guys watching reaction videos last year during the pandemic when I had more time on my hands. You should check out Snarky Puppy "What About Me" and "Lingus" if you haven't already.
Spot on with your comments as usual...but I nearly spit out my coffee when you said "I really like that bass line: so simple, so cool" right before they pull out the stops!
I see others have suggested, but yes, Snarky Puppy's Lingus for nice keyboard work, and What About Me for drums. Jacob Collier's Tiny Desk (home) Concert, with three of his originals, is impressive. And since you're a band director, if you haven't already, check out Leonid and Friends (Russian group) for some pretty respectable Chicago covers.
”Music is fun!” Yes it really is 😃 Glad that you watched this ”music overload” 😉and great to see your surprised, enthusiastic and feeling-good reaction!
Can we give a second to appreciate the drummer's doubles on bass drum. Doubles on bassdrum is not so marvellous but many doubles in a row on fills just on time and so clean is something we should appreciate.
Yeah, I dig all those Tchaikovsky licks Jonah plays. Also check out Jonah's solo song Diamond Ring, too. Slightly more pop and less fusion......slightly.... lol. I mean if Quincy thinks the pop is so cool he needs a popsicle, there must be something there (you'll understand when you see the video).
Yeah, I also hear lots of Tchaikovsky in there. And Grieg. So much Grieg. You can really hear Jonah's background as a classical pianist in that solo. :D
Love to see how you are overwhelmed by all the impressions, U need some good bassolos from Henrik, try "Baby" or "World on fire" i attach a link below to when received the "young Gun Award 2014" by the Bass Player, he also do a live gig with Gary Willis etc.. th-cam.com/video/Nvc91PLDt5g/w-d-xo.html
YESSS!!!!😃 Thank you SO much for this great reaction to one of my absolute “go to’s” re. Dirty Loops!!🔥🔥🔥🤯🎶💚😄👍🏼🤩 (eventhough it Is hard to pick a favorite😉). I may not comment that often, but I surely listen, watch, learn, enjoy, like and subscribe😄😉👍🏼. Since I began listening to e.g. Dirty Loops, Jacob Collier, Snarky Puppy, Cory Henry, Esperanza Spalding and more fantastic musicians of our time, too, the world just expanded in such a colourful and amazing way🙏🏼🌈🤗. Btw. - I wonder whether you have ever listened to Jarrod Lawson & The Good People? They were SO good live as well👍🏼🤩❤️. Again: Thank you - I really appreciated this😃👍🏼.
@@bobcieslinski You are SO welcome! 💚🤗 As there (imo) is no doubt about this piece being at a top level, I also really appreciate allll the various levels and genres in which we all can ENJOY and/or play music🌈☺️. Sometimes it is just a lovely journey to follow a suggestion from a friend and listen to a piece for the first time with them and from their perspective or the other way around❤️💚🌱😊. Again, I really appreciate your sharings and reactions here - really great!🤗
Jonah´s way of playing around on the piano after the main solo, just before the drum solo (around 10 minutes) gives my a Coltrane feeling. Like resolving the form, playing not exactly dissonant but like... Like calling out the complementary form, wasn´t that what Coltrane did too? My English language is too limited, does anyone get what I mean?
Since you are a wind instruments guy - please consider a review of the Cory Wong / Dirty Loops collab piece, "Turbo". Just a great instrumental funk tune. The tenor soloist will probably blow your mind...towards the end of his solo, he plays the same riff in 3 octaves, then stretches ever higher in the altissimo range. Appreciate your channel!
Watching this again made me think - The lights that are in the background of this video are the exact same lights on the Cory Wong songs. I know they recorded them in separate locations so I wonder if Cory and his team played with a green wall and the light background from DL location is what was used to screen the whole separate locations together. Just thinking...
I hear shades of Lyle Mays, Pat Metheny with some Gino Vannelli with this showcase of a song. It’s interesting how Jonah and Aaron are the featured guys in this while Henrik is basically talking a back seat throughout the song.
I love seeing Americans blown away by Dirty Loops. Sweden is a small country, but we have so many talented people in all kinds of fields and while I normally don't care much about national pride, Dirty Loops trigger it.
If you would like a little shorter reaction, the I think Coffee break is over. Or perhaps Old Armando had a farm? That one is with just Henrik and Aron, short, but really nice! Or just list all their songs/melodies, shut your eyes and point to one. Oh, you just pointed to a really nice one! Or, you could even go with their Merch video, even though it sort of is only advertising their t-shirts and hoodies, still worth watching and listening to! Unfortunately they are out of the merch in their shop, apart from to books (with great reviews!).
You don't know the half of Jonah's talent. He also hits pocket as a drummer. Watch his drumming in their cover of Michael Jackson's "Bad", or Jonah's single "Coffee Break"! I want to see you react to those as well!
Let's just lay down some ground rules here..... you Cannot have an incredible voice, And be able to shred on the piano like that!!!!! It's not FAIR to the rest of us! Aaron, the drummer, is my hero. Just sayin....
Great reaction, Bob! You should check out Tim Akers & The Smoking Section's funky version of the David Bowie classic "Fame" at th-cam.com/video/TuIwvOICd-0/w-d-xo.html. You will love it!
It all comes together because its composed and written FIRST. Only then do they record it. That's because they are classically trained musicians. Its not improvised!
Thanks for watching and you can see more reaction videos by clicking the link th-cam.com/play/PLyHz4jdq4yOf808oJj8P_GwRnZOLcKgng.html Don't forget to give me your suggestion for another song for a reaction video.
If you like funky jazz and outrageous bass solos (by Victor Wooten):
Cory Wong - Direct Flyte
th-cam.com/video/lPSbmC2OxEE/w-d-xo.html
The three of them (Jonah, Henrick and Aron) are best-in-class musicians! That they're all playing in the same band is a true gift to music lovers everywhere.
Their like the Dream Theater of pop funk jazz fusion.
It really is. Completely amazing they are all playing in the same group.
@@PbPomper I was just thinking about DT and was going to type that when I saw your response - great minds think alike
Hell yeah, unreal.
So true as you said.
"Music is supposed to be fun.."
I dont come from a musical family. Ive just been in to amateur choir music.
But I been luckily to been singin with some amazing talented people.
Its been a blessing, but sometimes its been a struggle due to the self comparing with others so much more skilled than me.
But then a voice teacher told me one thing. That I have carried in my heart ever since..
"Jonny, remember this. The forest would be awfully quiet, if only the best bird singed.."
That let me have back the joy why I was actually singing.
And frankly the basic thing why I been singing. Is cause of the healing therapy music and singing actually is.
And that there and then brought my joy back. And that I could be happy on my low level of my music.
And at the same be time better to aprichate others...
Allways when I hear this great music and musicians from Sweden. I get so proud of all the amazing stuff that comes from this little country.
Just wanted to share something..sry for bad english 35 years since studying:)
Love from Stockholm Sweden/ J
Hey Jonny thanks for the great story and that awesome quote. I really needed that one. I have some 4th graders who aren’t buying into how good they are because they happen to be in a class with two out of this world musicians. I keep telling them it’s about the group not the individual but it’s not working. This one will surely do the trick. Thanks again my friend and Dirty Loops are completely amazing!
@@bobcieslinski Yes . So important to firstly focus of the joy in music. And the joy of creating music together.
Especially today with all social media. Young people tends to compare themselves all the times. That may take away the basic joy in why actually do music.
"Let the the joy drive the skill forward..."
Not the pressure to be the best.
And also as for me. Theres a joy with music even if its not at a professional level.
And its beutiful too....
And still people..The audience..love that and see that too...
All the best once again friend.
Love / J
Aron is really super talented, he’s part of the arrangements and he writes some of Henriks bass tabs. It’s said that Henrik sometimes says “ Aron, this is too complicated” and Aron just says “Practice more” 😆😆
And he edits the videos. See the songs with Cory Wong, like “Folow the light” and cover of “Thriller”. They’ve recorded it in Stockholm and Minneapolis separately, but Aron put some much effort in making it seem like they’re in the same place.
Yes, if Aron wasn't such an amazing drummer, he'd probably be able to write his own ticket as a video producer/editor.
That’s a funny story thanks for sharing!
Aron is the eldest. The other guys consider him to be the band leader, to my understanding. Also he has a degree in composition I think, and if not so at least in arrangments. So. Not a regular drummer.
There are so many fantastic creations they've done. To get more loopified you need this five different songs.
1. Breakdown
2. World on fire
3. Hit me
4. Next to you
5. Rock you.
Enjoy. 🇸🇪🎶💯❤️
Thanks for the reaction to my favorite band.
+1! Keep going Bob!
Thanks for thr great suggestions! I’ll put them on the list.
And FOLLOW THE LIGHT! All of em are straight BANGERS!
Breakdown is a must, it's so different to all ther other stuff
@@shorey66 So true!
The best description I've heard of Dirty Loops is that each member is the best player in the band.
Hey, I like that!
Great one, Jamie 😉 and totally spot on!
Perfect! 💯
I think you would love Snarky Puppy - Lingus, I bet the viewers of this channel will agree.
^YES! This!
I just did that one check it out. th-cam.com/video/FsqueAthJiA/w-d-xo.html
Piano solo:
1 part altered dominant
1 part Brad Mehldau ambidextrous counterpoint
1 part Stravinsky Firebird Suite changes
Personally this is my go-to, and I'm feeling more and more in the box. It's a great combination and sounds killer, but I want more.
Time to hit the shed.
Also agreed, got a little Lyle Mayes seasoning up on there too.
Nice observations! Thanks for watching!
One of the great things about these boys is there ALWAYS something new to take the breath in every song.
Keep doing it Mr Bob. It is soooo good to be loopified every time.
Thanks John!
Thanks for this reaction! Glad you found the gem that is Dirty Loops.
Aron is phenomenal! 🥁🥁🥁
Cheers!
64th note, no 128th note drum chops! what? super human
So true! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic reaction, you're loopified to :-) listen to "next to you" i promise you'll be blasted !
agree
Yup, that one, too!🔥😅👍🏼
Yep I have. Thanks for watching and the suggestion !
‘Next to You’ needs a listen. Also:Drummer’s name is Aron. Bassist is HEN-rik; not HINE-rik.
Thanks for giving me the correct names. I’ll put it on the list.
Heinrich 😀
You get that feeling, because that's what they do. They know the form and play around within it.
Yep for sure! Thanks for watching!
I don't know a lot about music, but I do recognize talent and great music when I hear it. Dirty Loops has become my "go to" group almost daily for the last 4 weeks. Hope they have some new songs coming. Can't wait.
I love them too. I think they are working on a new album.
I just think it's awesome that Harry Connick Jr's son (Jonah), Robert Downey Jr's son (Henrik) and Edward Norton's son (Aron) got together to create one of the most talented groups this generation has seen or needs to see! (Joking about the first part, BTW. lol)
That’s funny thanks!
@@bobcieslinski Always enjoy your reactionalysis, BTW!
Enjoying your journey into Dirty Loops, Bob ! Keep up the excellent work.
Thanks for the kind words again David!
I get goosebumps from the piano solo
It was incredible. Thanks for watching!
Classical and jazz solo on the piano!
Drum solo - the combos of 5's 6's and 7's is really nice. That is a LOT of practice by a player with a talent level with no cap.
You said it.
New viewer here, only discovered Dirty Loops in the past year or so as well, and I really loved your analysis, Bob! I love the music community so much, and I'm glad to find another person making great content showing off and talking about all these amazing musicians we have in the world today! It's the best time ever for music, and it's only getting better!
P.S. Sidenote, you're pretty endearing as a person lol. It's the earnestness and enthusiasm I think. Keep it up, Bob :)
Thanks Ryleigh for the kind words! I am glad you are enjoying the content! I look forward to hearing from you again on another video.
One of the best DL reaction. Keep going on...
Thanks much appreciated
Eargasm achieved. The fun they were having, oh my gosh, had me rewinding your rewinding.
It’s so addicting. You just want to listen to more and more Ron.
I agree totally! Aron is a BEAST of a drummer! PHENOMENAL! 👍
Promise you that we are having a blast watching you watching this... Yes, I know I am late but saw this one when you released it and watched it again just now! (and probably several times in between!) Great reaction! 😎
Hey thanks so much! I appreciate the kind words and geez these guys are three of thr best musicians in the planet. What they can do it unbelievable.
@@bobcieslinski can I give you a suggestion? Have you heard of Valeriy Stepanov? A russian multimusician and probably a musical genious... Check out Valeriy Stepanov Fusion project song Believe In Yourself featuring the great sax player Eric Marienthal and drummer Steven Williams. Just a taste of what is...
I'm loving your reactions. Great comments. I particularly like when you go back to replay something of note. It's great to see what is drawing your attention. Oh yeah and Jonah is also a very good drummer. He plays drums on several of his solo songs like "Coffee Break" and his cover of "Bad" which is very good. Hey just something to put down on your to do list. When you're ready to take a little step off the Loops path consider Jacob Collier's re-imagining of Lionel Richie's "All Night Long." I guarantee it will tickle all your musical bones. If you haven't heard this you are missing a modern musical wonder.
Thanks for the kind words! I’ll check those out and he is amazing for sure
I sooo miss the days years ago when music friends would get together and share new music... and really listen...
Yep I hear ya. That’s what we did and that’s what I’m hoping my channel can be. Just some people enjoying some music together. Telling each other what we thought about the music.
So good seeing someone else love the music you love. Love ya work Bob 🔥🔥
Thanks Jake! I appreciate the kind words. I’m loving this music and community.
Can hear that we are on the completely same page Bob, DL have their own musical universe and understanding of how it must sound.
Just continue down the DL road and listening to all what they've made, which is always a pleasure...and thanks for a nice reaction, You are keeping a good balance in sharing your knowledge og just being excited 😊
Thanks for the kind words Peter!
I absolutely love what they’ve done here, it’s like everything can happen if you put your mind to it.
So true
if i remember correctly, while Henrik and Aron studied Jazz improv at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm, Jonah majored in classical composition, which you can really hear in that gorgeous almost Late-Romantic section on the bridge.
some of Aron's fills don't seem physically possible. really great drummers are just Built Different.
you need to check out Sokoninaru. they're this level of musicianship with super dramatic prog rock.
Thanks!
"Holy Cow!" (during Jonah's solo) is exactly right. This piece always throws first time listeners off. The goofy song name and pop-ish feel is like the paper skin on an onion. The interior of the song being the real flavor.
I love your choice of words here!
They are on another level 🤘
U should also react to Jonahs solo stuff, Song for lovers and their merch song 😊
I’ll check it out thanks for suggesting it.
I would love for you to react to Dirty Loops' covers of pop songs! That's how they got their start, and the covers are crazy.
Dirty Loops - Rolling In The Deep (Adele Cover)
Dirty Loops - Baby (Justin Bieber cover)
Dirty Loops - Circus (Britney Spears cover)
Dirty Loops - Prude Girl (Rihanna - Rude Boy Cover)
Dirty Loops - Ta Fête (Stromae cover)
Dirty Loops - Forever Young (Alphaville Cover)
Dirty Loops - Wake Me Up
I’ll put them on the list. Thanks for the suggestions!
This band is just special. Try "World on Fire " or "Next to You"
I will do that
Man these cats are Dope musicians! They can play classical, jazz fusion, rock, funk and R&B! WOW!!
They sure are Harold. All three are beats on their instruments. So amazing.
The amazing atmosphere on the piano solo, always gives me a Lyle Mays-esque vibe. They both touch some part of my heart, and then squeeze it hard
It was amazing for sure!
Dirty Loops, Breakdown. Emotional. Listen.
You said it. Some of the best musicians that you’ve ever heard. Not to compare them to the Beatles, but… in their forming as a band. What are the odds that such a talented trio can come out of the same small city? Just seems incredible that they found each other. Lucky us!
So true Robert. Must be something in the water there. Lol
Whoops forgot what I meant to mention. I heard an interview with Jonah and he said when Loops are writing their songs he considers how the lyrics sound musically way more important than what they literally mean.
Pretty interesting thanks
Pretty cool use of the Brazilian Berimbau too. You don't hear them used too often.
Veo que el tiempo se detuvo en esta reacción, literal. Ese reloj detrás me lo confirma... Excelente Dirty Loops, como siempre!!!
Yep it’s just for decoration. lol thanks!
I really enjoyed your analysis of this video from Dirty Loops. I discovered these guys watching reaction videos last year during the pandemic when I had more time on my hands. You should check out Snarky Puppy "What About Me" and "Lingus" if you haven't already.
Thanks I’ll check them out.
Forgot one thing in my previous comment: Bob, thank you for a really nice reaction!
Thanks for the kind words and for watching!
If you're interested in more Dirty Loops, try Rock You or The Way She Walks. Both are highly impressive.
Thanks for the suggestion! Dirty Loops are amazing!
Spot on with your comments as usual...but I nearly spit out my coffee when you said "I really like that bass line: so simple, so cool" right before they pull out the stops!
Yeah it was incredible Ben! Thanks for thr comments.
I see others have suggested, but yes, Snarky Puppy's Lingus for nice keyboard work, and What About Me for drums. Jacob Collier's Tiny Desk (home) Concert, with three of his originals, is impressive. And since you're a band director, if you haven't already, check out Leonid and Friends (Russian group) for some pretty respectable Chicago covers.
Cool Gary thanks for the suggestions. I’ll check them out.
Hi Bob! Great reaction to a amazing tune by Dirty Loops :)
Thanks for the kind words and for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
”Music is fun!” Yes it really is 😃 Glad that you watched this ”music overload” 😉and great to see your surprised, enthusiastic and feeling-good reaction!
Thanks for watching and the kind words.
When you said I like this baseline, is so simple... Then Bam 😊
Great reaction man! You should check out their song TURBO 😀😀
Thanks I will!
Thank you for another entertaining reaction and yes Aron is really hard at work in this song.
Thanks!
Aron Mellergardh! Best living beatdrummer. He is lika a mix of Porcaro, Gadd and the rest!
He is on another planet skill wise.
Can we give a second to appreciate the drummer's doubles on bass drum. Doubles on bassdrum is not so marvellous but many doubles in a row on fills just on time and so clean is something we should appreciate.
You are completely right Alvar. Aron is a freaking beast.
Yeah, I dig all those Tchaikovsky licks Jonah plays.
Also check out Jonah's solo song Diamond Ring, too. Slightly more pop and less fusion......slightly.... lol. I mean if Quincy thinks the pop is so cool he needs a popsicle, there must be something there (you'll understand when you see the video).
Yeah, I also hear lots of Tchaikovsky in there. And Grieg. So much Grieg. You can really hear Jonah's background as a classical pianist in that solo. :D
I would agree with you about the classical influence. Just so so good.
I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for the suggestion.
Love to see how you are overwhelmed by all the impressions, U need some good bassolos from Henrik, try "Baby" or "World on fire" i attach a link below to when received the "young Gun Award 2014" by the Bass Player, he also do a live gig with Gary Willis etc.. th-cam.com/video/Nvc91PLDt5g/w-d-xo.html
Jacob Collier. You won't be disappointed.
Thanks I’ll check him out.
YESSS!!!!😃 Thank you SO much for this great reaction to one of my absolute “go to’s” re. Dirty Loops!!🔥🔥🔥🤯🎶💚😄👍🏼🤩 (eventhough it Is hard to pick a favorite😉). I may not comment that often, but I surely listen, watch, learn, enjoy, like and subscribe😄😉👍🏼. Since I began listening to e.g. Dirty Loops, Jacob Collier, Snarky Puppy, Cory Henry, Esperanza Spalding and more fantastic musicians of our time, too, the world just expanded in such a colourful and amazing way🙏🏼🌈🤗. Btw. - I wonder whether you have ever listened to Jarrod Lawson & The Good People? They were SO good live as well👍🏼🤩❤️. Again: Thank you - I really appreciated this😃👍🏼.
Thanks Lise for all of the suggestions and especially the kind words!
@@bobcieslinski You are SO welcome! 💚🤗 As there (imo) is no doubt about this piece being at a top level, I also really appreciate allll the various levels and genres in which we all can ENJOY and/or play music🌈☺️. Sometimes it is just a lovely journey to follow a suggestion from a friend and listen to a piece for the first time with them and from their perspective or the other way around❤️💚🌱😊. Again, I really appreciate your sharings and reactions here - really great!🤗
At least the singer Jonah isnt playing at all, he is a perfectionist and every single note is writen down for this one.
Turbo!!!!!
I’ll put it on the list. Thanks!
Jonah´s way of playing around on the piano after the main solo, just before the drum solo (around 10 minutes) gives my a Coltrane feeling. Like resolving the form, playing not exactly dissonant but like... Like calling out the complementary form, wasn´t that what Coltrane did too? My English language is too limited, does anyone get what I mean?
Since you are a wind instruments guy - please consider a review of the Cory Wong / Dirty Loops collab piece, "Turbo". Just a great instrumental funk tune. The tenor soloist will probably blow your mind...towards the end of his solo, he plays the same riff in 3 octaves, then stretches ever higher in the altissimo range. Appreciate your channel!
So that sounds pretty awesome! I will definitely out that one on the list. Thanks for watching!
Aron you are a SICK human 😂being
All day all night love this 👠👠👌🙏
You should listen to next to you by dirty loops
I’ll check it out. Thanks for suggesting it.
If you love Dirty Loops, JACOB COLLIER is going to blow your mind!!!
Thanks I’ll check him out.
Watching this again made me think - The lights that are in the background of this video are the exact same lights on the Cory Wong songs. I know they recorded them in separate locations so I wonder if Cory and his team played with a green wall and the light background from DL location is what was used to screen the whole separate locations together. Just thinking...
It’s possible but I’m guessing they had the same lights.
I hear shades of Lyle Mays, Pat Metheny with some Gino Vannelli with this showcase of a song.
It’s interesting how Jonah and Aaron are the featured guys in this while Henrik is basically talking a back seat throughout the song.
Yeah you are right about that Jon. It’s nice how he could do that for the song.
@@bobcieslinski th-cam.com/video/QSYcXFfotCk/w-d-xo.html something new and tasty
That drum solo btw,
single kick pedal.
*mind blown*
Bob, when the next dirty loops song? Suggest you "next to you"
It’s coming out next week. I just finished working on it.
Real metheny group vibe on this one. The pianosolo is very very influenced by Lyle Mays (rip).
I loved Pat Metheny back in the day. Good call in that one Arne.
👍. You need to listen too next to you!!!!
Thanks!
Listen to Seventh wonder The Light also from Sweden!
Thanks Caroline!
But has he reacted to Jinjer yet?
Just edited one of theirs this morning. Coming soon.
@@bobcieslinski thats very funny. there is a mob on youtube making nice musical people react to their beloved bands and its a great train to be on ;)
I love seeing Americans blown away by Dirty Loops. Sweden is a small country, but we have so many talented people in all kinds of fields and while I normally don't care much about national pride, Dirty Loops trigger it.
I'd like to see your reaction to JD Beck and Domi...small set, dynamic sound, I think you'd be impressed!
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll check them out.
You need to check out Larnell Lewis and Marcus Gilmore zildjian live performances. it will blow you away!!
Thanks for the suggestion! Larnell is one amazing musician.
Bob, check out Tobacco Road by Johnny and Edgar Winter. You'll love it!!
I’ll put it on the list. Thanks!
The man that enlightened me of these guys, has a list of big ringers, vs you...
Not sure what you mean.
A suggestion for you check out Allen Stone Unaware (Live from his mothers living room) you won't be disappointed.
Thanks Tim!
If you would like a little shorter reaction, the I think Coffee break is over. Or perhaps Old Armando had a farm? That one is with just Henrik and Aron, short, but really nice! Or just list all their songs/melodies, shut your eyes and point to one. Oh, you just pointed to a really nice one! Or, you could even go with their Merch video, even though it sort of is only advertising their t-shirts and hoodies, still worth watching and listening to! Unfortunately they are out of the merch in their shop, apart from to books (with great reviews!).
Thanks for the great info! I’ll check them out.
Next to you
Thanks!
Just roasted up a grilled cheese on my speaker grill.
Jonah reminds me of Thelonious Monk.
You don't know the half of Jonah's talent. He also hits pocket as a drummer. Watch his drumming in their cover of Michael Jackson's "Bad", or Jonah's single "Coffee Break"! I want to see you react to those as well!
I’ll check it out I’m curious now.
Listinening to this song usually means doing the stank face for 5-6 minutes straight.
Yep you know it Michael.
Plzz reakt to next to you dirty loops
Sounds good I’ll put it on the list. Thanks!
Just curious if you've listened to sparky puppy at all? This is in the same realm, just less instruments
Thanks for that suggestion! Check out next weeks video you might be psychic.
Next up (I want to see your jaw completely hit the desk :D ) Listen to JINJER - Pisces (Live studio Session)
I’ll check it out thanks!
@@bobcieslinski can’t wait :)
Have you checked out Snarky Puppy?
How about one of Quincy Jones’ other ‘discoveries’, i.e. Jacob Collier?
Yes check those out on my channel. Thanks I’d appreciate the watch if you take the time.
Does that bari sax have the low A key?
It depends on the model. Make sure when you are buying that the description says that it has that key.
@@bobcieslinski I meant does YOUR bari have the low A key. The one behind you in the videos.
Am I wrong for wanting to see them collaborate with Snarky Puppy?.....🤷🏿♂️
Oh man that would be so cool and soooo good.
Let's just lay down some ground rules here..... you Cannot have an incredible voice, And be able to shred on the piano like that!!!!! It's not FAIR to the rest of us! Aaron, the drummer, is my hero. Just sayin....
Yep agreed. Fantastic musician. Very underrated.
please react to Deep blue by the midnight. i promise you will not regret it!!!
I’ll put it on the list. Thanks!
I play chess. This band is Magnus Carlson.
You are missing out if you don't react to "Coffee Break Is Over". Twisted time stuff, it'll curl you chest hairs
Hi Phillip I got that reaction done. Did you check it out yet? Thanks for suggesting it.
there is no improv going on here, there is interviews where they describe how they write.
Great reaction, Bob! You should check out Tim Akers & The Smoking Section's funky version of the David Bowie classic "Fame" at th-cam.com/video/TuIwvOICd-0/w-d-xo.html. You will love it!
Thanks John, I’ll check them out !
Last person I can remember that is as talented as Jonah is Michael McDonald ..
Yep I can here that.
It all comes together because its composed and written FIRST. Only then do they record it.
That's because they are classically trained musicians. Its not improvised!
Hey Steve these guys are incredible arrangers and musicians. I do think they improvise parts of their songs which is what makes them so special.
Hi Bob, I bow to your superior knowledge as I am not a musicologist. Whatever they did it was amazing.
@@stevelloyd6940 thanks it sure was amazing.
Henrik, not Heinrich like a german n.
fretless.....