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What a brilliant and informative reaction! I just love to see someone experiencing Dirty Loops for the first time and have their mind blown. They started the group as a hobby project in 2008, and never thought it would be anything other than that, and did twisted jazz fusion covers of top 40 pop songs. In 2010 they put up a video on youtube (a cover of Lady Gaga's "Just Dance"), as a booking reference, to see if they could get a gig or two, just for fun, as they thought their music was way too unsexy for anyone to actually like it. Needless to say, they were completely wrong. The video went viral and a LOT of people absolutely loved it. Just about everything they've ever released is of this ridiculous musical quality, so you could pretty much pick any song to listen to, and you more than likely would not be disappointed. My personal favourite is one of their more jazz fusion-y pieces, "Work Shit Out", but if you want to listen to a song that is really showcasing Jonah's vocals, I'd suggest checking out "Breakdown". They've all known each other and played together for 20+ years by now, in their mid-to-late-thirties. Jonah Nilsson(keyboard/vocals) and Henrik Linder (bass) even went to music elementary school together and met when Henrik was 11 and Jonah was 9. Aron Mellergård (drums) comes from another part of Sweden and came along when he moved to Stockholm at the age of 16, to attend the same music high school as they did (he was in the year between the other two). Then they all attended Kungliga Musikhögskolan (Royal College of Music) in Stockholm, where Henrik and Aron studied jazz/rock, and Jonah opted for music production as his main subject. Believe it or not, but Jonah says the piano is his first instrument, not the singing. He comes from a family of classical musicians, and has sung in choirs (mostly chamber choirs) his whole life, but started studying the classical piano when he was 11 and then switched to jazz mid-highschool. When they started the band he had never sung lead and didn't even know if he could. These dudes are ridiculous! 🤯 Oh btw, that choir is just Jonah, and Henrik and Aron are just singing for show in the video. They are singing backing tracks on Rock You though, and in the beginning they both used to sing backing vocals when they played live, so they definitely can sing as well. Henrik (the bass player) said the following about writing Next To You, in an interview in Bass Magazine: "That song took forever to write. Aron and I wrote the chorus in 2016. We found it in a drawer and tried a bunch of new verses with it until we got the right one. Then at the last minute, Aron wrote the gospel choir parts. He sent a very funny demo in which he marked where all the different gospel parts come in and what kind of voice they had. When Jonah recorded them, he had a chalkboard with all the different characters in the choir, and he distorted his voice to match each character and so none of them would sound like him. The groove has our typical, swung-funk, triplet feel, but the key is the Bootsy funk formula of having a heavy one to make all the subdivisions after it work. Aron wrote the chorus bass line, which is keyboard bass-like, and it worked best with a combination of fingers and slapping." If you want to read the whole interview, which gives a wonderful insight into their process and the creation of the EP Phoenix, just search for "Henrik Linder Songified", and it should pop right up. ☺
Edited into the general comment section: Hey Giocomo! Welcome to the world of Dirty Loops and their fans ☺️ there are so many good songs. You will also find a bunch of interesting interviews with those guys on TH-cam. Loved, loved your reaction and analysis of this song, one of my favourite Dirty Loops songs. Yes they are all three Masters of their instruments. As Lotta explained in her comment, on this track it is Jonah alone who sings all the vocals (amazing though that Aron, the drummer, came up with those vocals…) They made the video after recording the song, and just fooled around a bit on camera ;) You mentioned Queen and also Bohemian Rhapsody, and another commentator also often refers to this song as ‘Dirty Loops’ Bohemian Rhapsody’ :) You’ve also mentioned Henrik and his slap and other bass influences. He often refers to Flea from the Peppers as one of his biggest influences,- but there would have been many. Jonah, the vocalist/keyboard player, once said that they were influenced by everything they’ve ever listened to when growing up, also classical music in his case. I am very much looking forward to hearing more reactions and thoughts on Dirty Loops from you ☺️ Thank you 🙏
This was wonderful to watch. Thank you! It was such a joy listening to your analysis and thoughts. You get them, and how great they are. Dirty Loops are my house Gods. I'm so happy you've found them. You will certainly enjoy them. Welcome to the DL rabbit hole 🙋👍. Greets from Sweden
Really instructive reaction 🎶👌🏼. 2 years ago, I first listened to “work shit out” from Dirty Loops, and they got me 100% 👊🏼. You know, I’m from Germany, I speak French and English (a little bit Polish too), but I really appreciated your reaction. You felt instantly, that this 3 musicians are masters of music. Thanks for your reaction, it was a pleasure to watch it and to listen to your words (L'italiano è una lingua bella ed emozionante 😉). My advice: Breakdown from Dirty Loops Best greetings from Westfalia 👋🏼😎👌🏼🇪🇺
Me encantó tu análisis y reacción a Dirty Loops! Los sigo desde sus comienzos, son geniales! Estuvieron aquí en Argentina hace unos años! Hay mucho más para analizar de ellos, uno de mis temas favoritos es Breakdown... en realidad me gustan todos! Me suscribi para escuchar y ver tus nuevas reacciones a Dirty Loops y a bandas argentinas como Soda Stereo! Ojalá sea pronto! Un abrazo desde la ciudad de Buenos Aires.
Bellissima la tua reaction, grazie! Jonah Nilsson ha un canale in cui sono dei pezzi bellisimi. Last Farewell è uno di loro. Buona giornata. Saluti da Barcellona
Complimenti per la tua reaction, ho seguito molti vocal coachs e musicisti nelle loro reaction , ma la tua è veramente dettagliata, molto acurata, poi questo gruppo fornisce innumerevoli spunti per questo, la loro bravura sia come strumentisti che come gruppo è fenomenale !!! Io li chiamo "I marziani" perche questo modo di suonare non è di questo mundo, nel finale del brano questo crescendo è da urlo, i tempi del basso e batteria radoppiadi nelle figure, batteria da Metal, basso puro Funk e um piano Jazz!!!! sono come Dimash , dopo averlo sentido cantare tutti gli altri cantanti diventano "standards" !!!! Ciao e abbracci ......
Oh, what a wonderful reaction, and so nice to see that you really appreciate the work of Henrik, Aron, and Jonah! So glad that you intend to do more Dirty Loops reactions. You could listen to one of their old covers to hear where they started from (such as Sayonara Love (oops, it's a DL original), just look for Loopified), or go with recommendations by the other commenters. I recommend you read Lotta's comment!
Nice reaction and analysis - my favorite band! Counting the days to my next Dirty Loops concert in July! 🤩 They have been through a lot of different genres on their way. It could be fun to hear your reaction to some of their older songs like "Accidentally in love" og "Crash and burn delight". If you want to listen to some interesting danish artists I have a couple of suggestions for you. Alex Vargas - f.ex. “Shackled up”, “Solid ground” or “Higher love”. Or the amazing cover of “Police bells & Church Sirens” from the danish tv-show “Toppen af Poppen”. Tina Dico/Dickow - f.ex. “Sacre Coeur” Kwamie Liv - f.ex. “Look at What I’ve Done” Annisette (from the band Savage Rose) - f.ex. “A girl I knew” (it would be really interesting to hear an analysis of both the 1968 version - and one as she sounds today (yes she’s still going strong)! Lau Højen (from the band Car Park) f.ex. “Transparent & Glasslike” Agnes Obel - f.ex. “Riverside” og “Just so” Dune “Dry lips” Mads Langer “Monsters in my mind”, “Fact-fiction” or “Elephant”
Great reaction, sir - thank you! It is great to see you watch and listen, and comment - this as you clearly know what you are talking about. Please check out more Dirty Loops, I would love to see you react to for instance "Hit me". P.s I have tickets for the show in Stockholm on the 27th of May, can´t wait! 🙂 Cheers! /New sub
Great analysis. You know I never considered Bohemian Rhapsody as a similar song but the format is similar with distinct parts to the song as well as some of the harmonic build ups. Good ear.
Molto gradevoli da ascoltare....io che non conosco la musica posso confermare che sono davvero bravi e piacevoli da ascoltare...Come sempre tu sei bravissimo a spiegare tutto ciò che fanno!
Ciao, finalmente qualcuno in Italia, che si e' reso conto dei Dirty loops, mi pare che un mesetto fa ci sia stato un concerto a Milano, io li ho scoperti per puro caso circa 3 anni fa.. erano appena usciti.. Phoenix, il disco con Cory Wong che si chiama Turbo, e il disco solita del Cantante... Jonas, con tanto di Steve Vai in assolo... loro sono pazzeschi ???? Assolutamente si, non credo esista nessuno al mondo capace di suonare cosi'... ti diro di piu'.. io vivo in Germania, l anno scorso li ho visti dal vivo.. e sono incredibili, anche se dal vivo sono in 4.. (con un secondo tastierista e vocalista) be forse suonano meglio che sul disco.. sono andato ad un Bass Clinic del bassista Henrik Linden, fatto qualche mese dopo, a Mannheim, e l ho conosciuto di persona, ecco, sono rimasto affascinato dalla personalita, cosi' gentile, cortese, alla mano una persona che credi di conoscere da sempre, il loro spirito nel suonare e' quello che davvero guida il groove del gruppo. .. Fai la reaction di Follow the light, dall album con Cory Wong.. (che tra le tante cose e' un altro fenomeno..) e guardati le reaction che ci sono dei loro pezzi, e rimarrai folgorato. Ps.. Next to you e' davvero la Bohemian Rapsody di questo secolo... non avranno il successo planetario di tanti altri gruppi..? se la gente non capisce un cazzo di musica non e ' colpa loro... se ti va contattami.. ciao Paolo
Da tanto aspettavo questa tua reaction ai DL. Finalmente! Bellissima analisi, fatta da qualcuno che capisce il canto e la musica in modo profondo e poliedrico. Devo dire che me la sono proprio goduta dall'inizio alla fine. È vero, hanno creato un genere unico, un "Dirty Genre" potremmo dire, raccogliendo e mischiando generi diversi che spaziano dal pop al rock, dal jazz al fusion, dal classico al soul. Sin dalla prima volta che l'ho ascoltata ho pensato che 'Next to You' potesse davvero rappresentare una sorta di Bohemian Rapsody del nuovo millennio. La bravura, il talento e la creatività musicale di questi ragazzi sono impressionanti, così come la loro capacità di tenerti sul pezzo fino alla fine, senza mai annoiarti ma anzi stupendoti ed esaltandoti ogni volta per l'audacia e l'originalità della composizione musicale. Diverse chicche le hanno scritte gli altri amici commentatori, un vero popolo nerd della band. Per i prossimi pezzi ti suggerisco di seguire una sequenza fatta di qualche brano un po' oldie e qualcuno più recente: - Hit Me - Rock You - Follow the Light - Breakdown (forse la migliore da un punto di vista vocale) - Work Shit Out (un vero e proprio capolavoro musicale) - Crash and Burn Delight (una delle più belle slow songs mai ascoltate) - Thriller (the best cover di questo pezzo iconico) - World on Fire Non vedo l'ora di vedere altre tue reactions a questa band incredibile!❤
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Grazie per la tua reazione! Questa è la mia favorita però vivo con tutta la loro musica. E un po’ il mio Bohemian Rhapsody, interamente favoloso. E anche il loro brano più gospel , ed io l’adoro. Ma francamente, non c’è nemmeno un solo brano non impressionante. La voce di Jonah è magnifica, e normalmente è solo lui che fa tutte le voci e i cori nei brani.
Nice analysis !😊👍 PS: I'm from Brazil and speak portuguese but I understood EVERYTHING that you said😊 and I was wondering, from each part of Itália🇮🇹 is your accent/dialect ? PS2: My grampa and Granma were from Sardegna...😊👍🇮🇹
@@jacks_reaction I don't speak italian, but I felt very comfortable listening ... It was real easy to a portuguese speaker to understand😊👍They say that in Sardegna is the closest to ancient ROME Latin... But for me I can't see the differences...😊 I'm a pro-bass player in Brazil in the last 30 years and found your analysis real Nice😊👍. Grazie Mille (😉😉)
Multo bello, ben fatto! 😄 No sabía lo bien que entiendo italiano! 😃 Soy Sueco, vivo en México, debe ser la simultud de las banderas que me hace entender lo que estás diciendo. 😃 Bienvenido al universo de Dirty Loops! Que hubiese pensado Vivaldi me pregunto al escuchar tu comentario. 🙂
@@jacks_reaction Buena idea! Pero estuve limpiando el baño así que cómo sea no hubiese podido leerlo. Oye, ya que estamos, cómo italiano y vocal coach quizás conoces de varios grandes cantantes suecos cómo Jussi Björling, Jenny Lindh, Birgit Nilsson y por supuesta las chicas de ABBA. Pero apuesto que nunca has escuchado hablar de Helen Sjöholm? Esta número del músical Kristina de Björn y Benny de ABBA es según muchos suecos la mejor actuación de un sueco - o en este caso sueca - nunca visto. Te recomiendo reaccionar sobre ella, me sorprendería mucho si no te sorprendiera mucho... th-cam.com/video/vk76_iqw-Pc/w-d-xo.html
This song is much 11:19 better than Hit Me. I agree on all points. Bravo. Although i do hate modern singers who overuse miasmas because they can't hit the note.
Sometimes they reminded me of another group with pop success and quality musicians - Toto. Towards the end of the song the singer sounded really influenced by Stevie Wonder.
Yeah, to me this song absolutely screams of Toto. The drummer often cites them as one of his biggest influences growing up, and considering he wrote quite a bit of this song, I guess that's not so surprising. :) And yes, Jonah has said that Stevie Wonder is one of his influences for singing as well.
Now that have listen to some amazing artist , you are still missing Sohyang and Angelina Jordan, Sohyang is considered one of the best female vocalist on the planet in her chosen fields. Angelina Jordan is a up and coming prodigy with amazing skills. She has been singing since she was 1.5 years old and started with jazz... incredible . Both artists do their own arranging as well as composing. You dont need to react to them, just take a listen, I think you will enjoy !!
you will do a reaction to the song y si fuera ella Jonghyun. This is the best performance of this song. The owner himself admitted it. I miss Jonghyun so much
Hey Giocomo! Welcome to the world of Dirty Loops and their fans ☺️ there are so many good songs. You will also find a bunch of interesting interviews with those guys on TH-cam. Loved, loved your reaction and analysis of this song, one of my favourite Dirty Loops songs. Yes they are all three Masters of their instruments. As Lotta explained in her comment, on this track it is Jonah alone who sings all the vocals (amazing though that Aron, the drummer, came up with those vocals…) They made the video after recording the song, and just fooled around a bit on camera ;) You mentioned Queen and also Bohemian Rhapsody, and another commentator also often refers to this song as ‘Dirty Loops’ Bohemian Rhapsody’ :) You’ve also mentioned Henrik and his slap and other bass influences. He often refers to Flea from the Peppers as one of his biggest influences,- but there would have been many. Jonah, the vocalist/keyboard player, once said that they were influenced by everything they’ve ever listened to, growing up, also classical music in his case. I am very much looking forward to hearing more reactions and thoughts on Dirty Loops from you ☺️ Thank you 🙏
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Welcome to Dirty Loops. Brilliant breakdown. Enjoy they entire catalog...they will change your relationship with music! Keep up the good work.
Thanks a lot! :)
What a brilliant and informative reaction! I just love to see someone experiencing Dirty Loops for the first time and have their mind blown. They started the group as a hobby project in 2008, and never thought it would be anything other than that, and did twisted jazz fusion covers of top 40 pop songs. In 2010 they put up a video on youtube (a cover of Lady Gaga's "Just Dance"), as a booking reference, to see if they could get a gig or two, just for fun, as they thought their music was way too unsexy for anyone to actually like it. Needless to say, they were completely wrong. The video went viral and a LOT of people absolutely loved it. Just about everything they've ever released is of this ridiculous musical quality, so you could pretty much pick any song to listen to, and you more than likely would not be disappointed. My personal favourite is one of their more jazz fusion-y pieces, "Work Shit Out", but if you want to listen to a song that is really showcasing Jonah's vocals, I'd suggest checking out "Breakdown".
They've all known each other and played together for 20+ years by now, in their mid-to-late-thirties. Jonah Nilsson(keyboard/vocals) and Henrik Linder (bass) even went to music elementary school together and met when Henrik was 11 and Jonah was 9. Aron Mellergård (drums) comes from another part of Sweden and came along when he moved to Stockholm at the age of 16, to attend the same music high school as they did (he was in the year between the other two). Then they all attended Kungliga Musikhögskolan (Royal College of Music) in Stockholm, where Henrik and Aron studied jazz/rock, and Jonah opted for music production as his main subject.
Believe it or not, but Jonah says the piano is his first instrument, not the singing. He comes from a family of classical musicians, and has sung in choirs (mostly chamber choirs) his whole life, but started studying the classical piano when he was 11 and then switched to jazz mid-highschool. When they started the band he had never sung lead and didn't even know if he could. These dudes are ridiculous! 🤯
Oh btw, that choir is just Jonah, and Henrik and Aron are just singing for show in the video. They are singing backing tracks on Rock You though, and in the beginning they both used to sing backing vocals when they played live, so they definitely can sing as well. Henrik (the bass player) said the following about writing Next To You, in an interview in Bass Magazine:
"That song took forever to write. Aron and I wrote the chorus in 2016. We found it in a drawer and tried a bunch of new verses with it until we got the right one. Then at the last minute, Aron wrote the gospel choir parts. He sent a very funny demo in which he marked where all the different gospel parts come in and what kind of voice they had. When Jonah recorded them, he had a chalkboard with all the different characters in the choir, and he distorted his voice to match each character and so none of them would sound like him. The groove has our typical, swung-funk, triplet feel, but the key is the Bootsy funk formula of having a heavy one to make all the subdivisions after it work. Aron wrote the chorus bass line, which is keyboard bass-like, and it worked best with a combination of fingers and slapping."
If you want to read the whole interview, which gives a wonderful insight into their process and the creation of the EP Phoenix, just search for "Henrik Linder Songified", and it should pop right up. ☺
Thanks A LOT for this brilliant comment, you gave me a lot of informations and useful suggestions! See you at the next reaction :) 💚
Lotta: you have the best comments ❤
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@@pia4972 Agree!
@@pia4972yes, totally 👍☺️
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Hey Giocomo! Welcome to the world of Dirty Loops and their fans ☺️ there are so many good songs.
You will also find a bunch of interesting interviews with those guys on TH-cam.
Loved, loved your reaction and analysis of this song, one of my favourite Dirty Loops songs.
Yes they are all three Masters of their instruments.
As Lotta explained in her comment, on this track it is Jonah alone who sings all the vocals (amazing though that Aron, the drummer, came up with those vocals…)
They made the video after recording the song, and just fooled around a bit on camera ;)
You mentioned Queen and also Bohemian Rhapsody, and another commentator also often refers to this song as ‘Dirty Loops’ Bohemian Rhapsody’ :)
You’ve also mentioned Henrik and his slap and other bass influences.
He often refers to Flea from the Peppers as one of his biggest influences,- but there would have been many.
Jonah, the vocalist/keyboard player, once said that they were influenced by everything they’ve ever listened to when growing up, also classical music in his case.
I am very much looking forward to hearing more reactions and thoughts on Dirty Loops from you ☺️
Thank you 🙏
This was wonderful to watch. Thank you!
It was such a joy listening to your analysis and thoughts. You get them, and how great they are.
Dirty Loops are my house Gods.
I'm so happy you've found them. You will certainly enjoy them.
Welcome to the DL rabbit hole 🙋👍.
Greets from Sweden
Great reaction! Always a pleasure to see someone who gets it. Loved your ‘musician laughs’ as well lol.
Thank you so much :) don't miss the next reaction on Dirty Loops, it will be premièred on Sunday! 💚
Really instructive reaction 🎶👌🏼. 2 years ago, I first listened to “work shit out” from Dirty Loops, and they got me 100% 👊🏼. You know, I’m from Germany, I speak French and English (a little bit Polish too), but I really appreciated your reaction. You felt instantly, that this 3 musicians are masters of music. Thanks for your reaction, it was a pleasure to watch it and to listen to your words (L'italiano è una lingua bella ed emozionante 😉). My advice: Breakdown from Dirty Loops
Best greetings from Westfalia 👋🏼😎👌🏼🇪🇺
grazie per la tua analisi Giacomo , non conosco questo gruppo , molto originali , e bravi bravi bravi
Brilliant analysis, reflecting my every thought I have about this wonderful group! Welcome to the rabbit hole!
Thanks a lot for the comment! 💚
Me encantó tu análisis y reacción a Dirty Loops! Los sigo desde sus comienzos, son geniales! Estuvieron aquí en Argentina hace unos años! Hay mucho más para analizar de ellos, uno de mis temas favoritos es Breakdown... en realidad me gustan todos! Me suscribi para escuchar y ver tus nuevas reacciones a Dirty Loops y a bandas argentinas como Soda Stereo! Ojalá sea pronto! Un abrazo desde la ciudad de Buenos Aires.
Wow! I really enjoyed your very educated analysis! Handsdown the best one of this song I've seen. Subsribed! Grazie mille!
Thanks a lot, really appreciated!! 💚
Your analysis teaches me so much here. You’ve a new fan in Massachusetts! Brilliant. I love Dirty Loops soooo much
Thanks a lot!! Really appreciated :) don't miss the next reaction on Dirty Loops, it will be premièred on Sunday!
Bellissima la tua reaction, grazie! Jonah Nilsson ha un canale in cui sono dei pezzi bellisimi. Last Farewell è uno di loro. Buona giornata. Saluti da Barcellona
Complimenti per la tua reaction, ho seguito molti vocal coachs e musicisti nelle loro reaction , ma la tua è veramente dettagliata, molto acurata, poi questo gruppo fornisce innumerevoli spunti per questo, la loro bravura sia come strumentisti che come gruppo è fenomenale !!! Io li chiamo "I marziani" perche questo modo di suonare non è di questo mundo, nel finale del brano questo crescendo è da urlo, i tempi del basso e batteria radoppiadi nelle figure, batteria da Metal, basso puro Funk e um piano Jazz!!!! sono come Dimash , dopo averlo sentido cantare tutti gli altri cantanti diventano "standards" !!!! Ciao e abbracci ......
Ti ringrazio davvero, lo apprezzo moltissimo! Hai ragione, sono pienamente d'accordo :)
Great reaction!! ❤
Thanks a lot!!
Oh, what a wonderful reaction, and so nice to see that you really appreciate the work of Henrik, Aron, and Jonah! So glad that you intend to do more Dirty Loops reactions. You could listen to one of their old covers to hear where they started from (such as Sayonara Love (oops, it's a DL original), just look for Loopified), or go with recommendations by the other commenters. I recommend you read Lotta's comment!
Thank you so much for the comment! 💚
Nice reaction and analysis - my favorite band! Counting the days to my next Dirty Loops concert in July! 🤩 They have been through a lot of different genres on their way. It could be fun to hear your reaction to some of their older songs like "Accidentally in love" og "Crash and burn delight". If you want to listen to some interesting danish artists I have a couple of suggestions for you.
Alex Vargas - f.ex. “Shackled up”, “Solid ground” or “Higher love”. Or the amazing cover of “Police bells & Church Sirens” from the danish tv-show “Toppen af Poppen”.
Tina Dico/Dickow - f.ex. “Sacre Coeur”
Kwamie Liv - f.ex. “Look at What I’ve Done”
Annisette (from the band Savage Rose) - f.ex. “A girl I knew” (it would be really interesting to hear an analysis of both the 1968 version - and one as she sounds today (yes she’s still going strong)!
Lau Højen (from the band Car Park) f.ex. “Transparent & Glasslike”
Agnes Obel - f.ex. “Riverside” og “Just so”
Dune “Dry lips”
Mads Langer “Monsters in my mind”, “Fact-fiction” or “Elephant”
Thanks a lot for all the useful suggestions!! 💚
Great reaction, sir - thank you! It is great to see you watch and listen, and comment - this as you clearly know what you are talking about. Please check out more Dirty Loops, I would love to see you react to for instance "Hit me".
P.s I have tickets for the show in Stockholm on the 27th of May, can´t wait! 🙂 Cheers! /New sub
Thanks a lot for the comment and the request!!
Great analysis. You know I never considered Bohemian Rhapsody as a similar song but the format is similar with distinct parts to the song as well as some of the harmonic build ups. Good ear.
Molto gradevoli da ascoltare....io che non conosco la musica posso confermare che sono davvero bravi e piacevoli da ascoltare...Come sempre tu sei bravissimo a spiegare tutto ciò che fanno!
Grazie mille del commento! 💚
It's time for a new reaction now
That was some gospel in the end
True!!
Ciao, finalmente qualcuno in Italia, che si e' reso conto dei Dirty loops, mi pare che un mesetto fa ci sia stato un concerto a Milano, io li ho scoperti per puro caso circa 3 anni fa.. erano appena usciti.. Phoenix, il disco con Cory Wong che si chiama Turbo, e il disco solita del Cantante... Jonas, con tanto di Steve Vai in assolo... loro sono pazzeschi ???? Assolutamente si, non credo esista nessuno al mondo capace di suonare cosi'... ti diro di piu'.. io vivo in Germania, l anno scorso li ho visti dal vivo.. e sono incredibili, anche se dal vivo sono in 4.. (con un secondo tastierista e vocalista) be forse suonano meglio che sul disco.. sono andato ad un Bass Clinic del bassista Henrik Linden, fatto qualche mese dopo, a Mannheim, e l ho conosciuto di persona, ecco, sono rimasto affascinato dalla personalita, cosi' gentile, cortese, alla mano una persona che credi di conoscere da sempre, il loro spirito nel suonare e' quello che davvero guida il groove del gruppo. ..
Fai la reaction di Follow the light, dall album con Cory Wong.. (che tra le tante cose e' un altro fenomeno..) e guardati le reaction che ci sono dei loro pezzi, e rimarrai folgorato. Ps.. Next to you e' davvero la Bohemian Rapsody di questo secolo... non avranno il successo planetario di tanti altri gruppi..? se la gente non capisce un cazzo di musica non e ' colpa loro... se ti va contattami.. ciao Paolo
totalmente d'accordo. Adoro questa band. I miei preferiti in assoluto.
Da tanto aspettavo questa tua reaction ai DL. Finalmente! Bellissima analisi, fatta da qualcuno che capisce il canto e la musica in modo profondo e poliedrico. Devo dire che me la sono proprio goduta dall'inizio alla fine.
È vero, hanno creato un genere unico, un "Dirty Genre" potremmo dire, raccogliendo e mischiando generi diversi che spaziano dal pop al rock, dal jazz al fusion, dal classico al soul.
Sin dalla prima volta che l'ho ascoltata ho pensato che 'Next to You' potesse davvero rappresentare una sorta di Bohemian Rapsody del nuovo millennio. La bravura, il talento e la creatività musicale di questi ragazzi sono impressionanti, così come la loro capacità di tenerti sul pezzo fino alla fine, senza mai annoiarti ma anzi stupendoti ed esaltandoti ogni volta per l'audacia e l'originalità della composizione musicale.
Diverse chicche le hanno scritte gli altri amici commentatori, un vero popolo nerd della band.
Per i prossimi pezzi ti suggerisco di seguire una sequenza fatta di qualche brano un po' oldie e qualcuno più recente:
- Hit Me
- Rock You
- Follow the Light
- Breakdown (forse la migliore da un punto di vista vocale)
- Work Shit Out (un vero e proprio capolavoro musicale)
- Crash and Burn Delight (una delle più belle slow songs mai ascoltate)
- Thriller (the best cover di questo pezzo iconico)
- World on Fire
Non vedo l'ora di vedere altre tue reactions a questa band incredibile!❤
Yes!! Si! ☺️👍
Ti ringrazio davvero per il commento e apprezzo molto i complimenti e le richieste! Prendo nota di tutto, ne tengo conto per le prossime reaction :)
@@jacks_reaction Solo una nota: forse non ti sei accorto che in descrizione hai messo il link del video sbagliato. TH-cam potrebbe penalizzarti nelle visualizzazioni. Ciao!
Grazie per la tua reazione! Questa è la mia favorita però vivo con tutta la loro musica. E un po’ il mio Bohemian Rhapsody, interamente favoloso. E anche il loro brano più gospel , ed io l’adoro. Ma francamente, non c’è nemmeno un solo brano non impressionante. La voce di Jonah è magnifica, e normalmente è solo lui che fa tutte le voci e i cori nei brani.
Pazzesco Jonah 💚
Väldigt bra analys 👌 till skillnad från många andra på youtube så vet du vad du pratar om och är dessutom själv väldigt musikalisk 👍🙏🏼😊
Jag tackar verkligen!! 💚
Appreciate this extensive and intelligent discussion. Musical joy!
Thanks a lot!
Prova "Hit Me": c'è un bel riff finale da commentare!
Fatto! La première uscirà questa domenica proprio su "Hit me" :) grazie mille!
Nice analysis !😊👍 PS: I'm from Brazil and speak portuguese but I understood EVERYTHING that you said😊 and I was wondering, from each part of Itália🇮🇹 is your accent/dialect ? PS2: My grampa and Granma were from Sardegna...😊👍🇮🇹
Thanks a lot!! 😍 I'm from Reggio Emilia (North of Italy)!
@@jacks_reaction I don't speak italian, but I felt very comfortable listening ... It was real easy to a portuguese speaker to understand😊👍They say that in Sardegna is the closest to ancient ROME Latin... But for me I can't see the differences...😊 I'm a pro-bass player in Brazil in the last 30 years and found your analysis real Nice😊👍. Grazie Mille (😉😉)
Multo bello, ben fatto! 😄 No sabía lo bien que entiendo italiano! 😃 Soy Sueco, vivo en México, debe ser la simultud de las banderas que me hace entender lo que estás diciendo. 😃
Bienvenido al universo de Dirty Loops! Que hubiese pensado Vivaldi me pregunto al escuchar tu comentario. 🙂
¡Mil gracias! Recomiendo activar los subtítulos para entender mejor lo que digo en el vídeo :)
@@jacks_reaction Buena idea! Pero estuve limpiando el baño así que cómo sea no hubiese podido leerlo.
Oye, ya que estamos, cómo italiano y vocal coach quizás conoces de varios grandes cantantes suecos cómo Jussi Björling, Jenny Lindh, Birgit Nilsson y por supuesta las chicas de ABBA. Pero apuesto que nunca has escuchado hablar de Helen Sjöholm? Esta número del músical Kristina de Björn y Benny de ABBA es según muchos suecos la mejor actuación de un sueco - o en este caso sueca - nunca visto. Te recomiendo reaccionar sobre ella, me sorprendería mucho si no te sorprendiera mucho...
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This song is much 11:19 better than Hit Me. I agree on all points. Bravo. Although i do hate modern singers who overuse miasmas because they can't hit the note.
Thank you :) Usually I don't like too much melismas too (especially in modern pop music), but in this case I enjoyed it :)
Sometimes they reminded me of another group with pop success and quality musicians - Toto. Towards the end of the song the singer sounded really influenced by Stevie Wonder.
Yeah, to me this song absolutely screams of Toto. The drummer often cites them as one of his biggest influences growing up, and considering he wrote quite a bit of this song, I guess that's not so surprising. :) And yes, Jonah has said that Stevie Wonder is one of his influences for singing as well.
You're right, I hear Toto too in there! And also Stevie Wonder... I totally love both!!
Someone stated that if Prince, Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder were to have a baby that would be Jonah.😂
Now that have listen to some amazing artist , you are still missing Sohyang and Angelina Jordan, Sohyang is considered one of the best female vocalist on the planet in her chosen fields. Angelina Jordan is a up and coming prodigy with amazing skills. She has been singing since she was 1.5 years old and started with jazz... incredible . Both artists do their own arranging as well as composing. You dont need to react to them, just take a listen, I think you will enjoy !!
you will do a reaction to the song y si fuera ella Jonghyun. This is the best performance of this song. The owner himself admitted it. I miss Jonghyun so much
Thanks for the request, I take note!
next up? work shit out!
Yes!!
Hey Giocomo! Welcome to the world of Dirty Loops and their fans ☺️ there are so many good songs.
You will also find a bunch of interesting interviews with those guys on TH-cam.
Loved, loved your reaction and analysis of this song, one of my favourite Dirty Loops songs.
Yes they are all three Masters of their instruments.
As Lotta explained in her comment, on this track it is Jonah alone who sings all the vocals (amazing though that Aron, the drummer, came up with those vocals…)
They made the video after recording the song, and just fooled around a bit on camera ;)
You mentioned Queen and also Bohemian Rhapsody, and another commentator also often refers to this song as ‘Dirty Loops’ Bohemian Rhapsody’ :)
You’ve also mentioned Henrik and his slap and other bass influences.
He often refers to Flea from the Peppers as one of his biggest influences,- but there would have been many.
Jonah, the vocalist/keyboard player, once said that they were influenced by everything they’ve ever listened to, growing up, also classical music in his case.
I am very much looking forward to hearing more reactions and thoughts on Dirty Loops from you ☺️
Thank you 🙏
@@fiddlestix3025 Thanks a lot for the comment! More is coming soon :)
@@jacks_reaction 👍👍👍
C’è anche tanto Stevie Wonder !
Eh sì, concordo in pieno!!