INSANELY talented band that never fails to put me in a great mood. Grooves to die for. And they always look like they're having the time of their lives.
That drum set is miked so well. And if you listen carefully, you will notice that Jonah is actually switching back and forth between the singing styles of Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder. Another tidbit: read the credits at the end. You will notice that Aaron is not only a (very) accomplished drummer, but also a talented video editor.
@@AndrewRooneyDrums If you check their credits, Aron is always listed as the video editor, sometimes together with Simon Petrén (who does the mixing). Also, in the latest episode of Cory Wong's podcast, he has Henrik Linder as a guest, and also talks a bit of how they filmed and edited the videos for this album. They're not even on the same continent while filming this, so massive editing job there, I guess (even though I know absoiutely nothing about video editing, so I might be completely off here).
@@Chef316 No, and it's not the live sound from the filming we're hearing. All the sound was pre-recorded separately, and then Dirty Loops filmed their part in Stockholm, Sweden, and Cory and the horns did their filming in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I don't know how Cory Wong usually records his stuff, but Dirty Loops doesn't record sound together as a group. They start with a simple keyboard background from Jonah on which Aron records the drums. After that Jonah adds the proper keyboard stuff, and Henrik writes and records his bass parts based on that. And then the vocals are added last. They are just as good live though. I saw them (DL) this summer and it's absolutely mindblowing how good and tight they are. 🤯
Been listening to these guys for the past 11 years. What really hit me on this particular song is, that they did the HORNS arrangement, which is absolutely masterful.
Love how you breakdown how thoughtful they are with their compositions. They obviously thought out every part but they're so seasoned and talented that I'm sure it was pretty easy for them lol. Just being creative!
It's a double nod to MJ. They made it into an almost shuffle like "The way you make me feel". Great performance. Threre are plenty of live videos of them playing on morning TV shows. Loving your videos by the way. Keep them coming!!!
Love your reaction Sir! One of the best so far I can really feel how you enjoy it as I do. Also your comments are so good and interesting to listen to.
I am definetely an addict of them since "Phoenix" and I LOVE watching their original vids + the reaction vids. You belong to my favorites here because you are a "controlled fanboy" without losing the analytic part of your musicians brain ;-) One thing which is a BIG part of the DL stuff is the production level! Although it´s so multi layered and complex they manage to seperate the different parts so well that they create enough room to distinguish every part of the arrangement - brilliant!
It's played in 12/8 beats. In the solo part the base and base drum play like this: Bar no 1 is marked on 3, 4, 7 and 8. Bar no 2 is marked on 3, 4, 6 och 7. And so on. Very sophisticated...
So, today I learned there's such a thing as a double-bell euphonium. Huh! This whole track is absolutely sick. And I read somewhere that the video was actually recorded separately! Cory and the horns in the US, and the Dirty Loops guys in Europe, and stitched together beautifully.
I heard the same thing from Cory on his latest "Wong Notes" podcast... talking about the whole remote production process (among other things) with his guest, Henrik Linder!
They've released a couple of tracks from the album on Cory Wong's channel as well. Those are instrumental and definitely cannot be called pop. Especially check the video for Turbo out, that was released last Friday. It is RIDICULOUS! I can't stop listening to any of the instrumental peices on that album. Stupidly good. Turbo: th-cam.com/video/tjaLOk1_aRg/w-d-xo.html
Folks may not realize this, but Michael Jackson’s band on Thriller was basically the complete Toto band , so for DL to cover this is even more impressive.
at 13:40 Aaron does that little 1 bar rhythmic shift to straight 16th notes, which makes me think its in 4/4 16th-triplets (at least the bond part cause you never know with them and their switchups haha) cause I'm thinking that would be harder and more confusing to transcribe in 12/8! :D Awesome reaction! Love seeing your DL reactions!
Yeah man that's what I was thinking, dirty loops (Aaron) is well known for using metric modulation in their songs, wouldn't be a surprise that it's 4/4
After every Dirty Loops song, I have to exhale and rest! They are definitely 110% on every beat. And they do make it all look so casual and fun! Definitely the sharpest drum work on Neil Peart level (yeah I said it). This session didn’t put so much emphasis on bass solos but clearly legendary bass navigating WITH the rest of the music!
9:53 Yes, my man! Yes! 😀 Same reaction the first time I heard that... along with the visual presentation... I had to stop for a second to digest what was just offered... then go for a second and third helping.
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Try eight dotted eighths or sixteen dotted sixteenths against 12. You show a three against two in the video...seems like the right direction. Also kind of a clave feel in the 'cinematic' section.
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Thanks a lot for your react, smiling and obviously having fun, with a lot of kindness and analysis. No doubt you're really a nice guy and a great teacher. I'm so lucky my drum teacher have the same human and teaching qualities as you. I'm so glad you finally receive your TH-cam reward. ;) You deserve it.
It was great to hear when you captured the the Stevie Wonder is his voice. Kinda of a Micheal Jackson vocal with the soul of Stevie Wonder. You can’t really appreciate this song u less you are a true musician. I love when a song and music gives me chills. The talent of this group is a step above your average band and it shows in so many different ways.
Dirty Loops is a great band! I think the way they played Thriller awesome! If they played it more exact to the original they would of had to buy the rights to the song. Also Cory Wong has to put his subtle touch into everything he is involved with.
Great reaction. I am totally crazy about the Stevie Wonder type sound and harmonies of Jonah. I do not understand all that rytm things going on so it was very educational to hear your explanations. Love the Brass/Wind section also. Everything is perfect. I have listened to this a 200 times. Will not get tired of it.
the most special thing is that Dirty Loops is recorded in Stockholm and Cory Wong and the rest is recorded in The USA! They are not together there. If you look closely you can see that these are 2 different films put together
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR SOMEBODY TO TELL ME WHAT WAS HAPPENING WITH THE TIMING!!! Thank you sir! Finally someone who can TRULY break down what's happening.
I just saw this one the other day after seeing your other Dirty Loops / Cory Wong video. This one is also really great. Super tight rhythm section, as always, and I enjoyed the way they made it their own instead of a copy of the original. The band I'm in now does a similar appraoch.
I am so happy you see and hear the small things that makes it extrodinary! About the live version of Jonah Nilsson version of Billie Jean, I still think he is kind of nervous at the concert... And who would not? Still, it's a great performance!
Earing people speaking when listening music... It's not easy to watch expressions on the nice faces of these musical analysts who cannot really speak about music better than you. :) The refence to Pat Metheny in the bridge is obvious and powerful. :) You look nice anyway ! And cute son ! [edit] Heeyy but I can't count the videos of reactions. This world is insane ! 🤣
I already saw ( or sawr as you say 😆) this performance (not live on TH-cam) I tuned in purley to watch you completely Geek Out. I knew this would get you and the Vandam going. Nevertheless, this track and these musicians are like listening to a studio masterd track, pristine and flawless execution. Enjoyed your reaction and educational commentary. Cheers!
There’s another QJ discovery you should look into: Jacob Collier. He does a cover of “Don’t You Worry About a Thing”… where he does the arrangement, all the instrumentation, all the vocals, and produces the video… at the ripe old age of 19.
they've kinda invented a new form of mash-up in this song. You were referring to his vocals sounding like Stevie Wonder... Well, the whole song is actually rephrased and gets a typical Stevie Wonder Higher Ground vibe. Listen to it again, and you will identify that groove for sure....
Hi there folks! I am a professional musician / drummer. I have been for 40 years. Before you think I'm going to bore you to death, I am very young at heart and I love pop music. These guys are next level musicians. They took this song and made it something really cool. However, even though I'm not a Michael Jackson fan, I do think that his songs were masterfully designed to just make you feel good. That's what I don't get from this version of the song. Having said that, these guys are insanely good. Holy crap, I love dirty loops!
OH! I totally agree! It needed something after 'Door Slam'! Yeah. Like a quick horn blast or something. Someone needs to send Rod Temperton an email about that missed jewel. :)
its just based of a 6/8 groove, fits with shuffle and 12/8, like bembe, but the basic pulse is always 4/4, if you studied jazz this is nothing out of the ordinary..
First of all! The bass line with the effect is crazy!!! Horns, OMG!!!!! ARON is like THE baddest MFing drummer out there. His timing and counter punctual shit is over the top and just maddddd!!! Singer: Johan's voice is AMAZING as always!!!! This is my band bru!!!! I was listening to; Breakdown last night and...OMG!!!!!! DONE.. What timing is this? Its offset of 12/8 but the 4/4 feel!! That's awesome bru!
Hey man if you can check out Marcus Thomas and the song samurai… he has crazy crazy drum fills that will make think twist. His footwork is amazing in this song. Im a big fan of him and I think you will b too.
11:37 "The horn part' like the original" - Famous last words 12:49 Not a different time signature (or subdivision). It is however half time. The accents are just never on 1, so it can be a bit confusing first time around. Snare is on 3 though. 13:39 Now this is interesting (there was also a fill leading to the bridge using the same concept). If you imagine this is 4/4 in 8th not triplets, they switch it up to 16th note subdivisions from the 3 to the next 3. Creates this super rushed feeling. But going back to triplets from those 16ths is harder than one would think.
A bit disappointed you didn't keep the great rythm analysis you had before this "time signature change", would've loved to understand more about how they managed to make this work so well, especially from a drummer pov since the song is quite led by the drums imo. Great job anyways !
I’m not sure if it’s my ears playing tricks on me, but I’m sure I’m hearing some kind of polyrhythmic groove going on in the breakdown after the second chorus…??
Where are these additional vocals coming from? Annoys me when a band does something that is apparently live but has overdubs on it. How much is actually live?
Dirty Loops have developed far since I found their first clips back in 2012-13. But I'm still impressed by some of those, fex "Rolling in the deep". I already liked the Adèle version very much, but was baffled by the DL rendition. Totally different, yet respectful. These guys do not only have great skills, they've also got sensitive taste, ethics and sophistication. th-cam.com/video/nsqh9jHkHlM/w-d-xo.html
Dang Andrew! You sure stopped the video a lot! Just kidding, man! I was feeling what you were feeling during this video. If you haven't picked up Turbo yet, get it! I think it's like 6 or 7 bucks US. A total deal! :)
@@AndrewRooneyDrums That reverb sound on every second hit on the snare sounds like, the very back in the dark ages, effect silver thingie (you attached on the edge) I got to try on my snare. As far as I know, the only effect available at the time (early 80s) #lottalove =)
INSANELY talented band that never fails to put me in a great mood. Grooves to die for. And they always look like they're having the time of their lives.
YES!
That drum set is miked so well. And if you listen carefully, you will notice that Jonah is actually switching back and forth between the singing styles of Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder. Another tidbit: read the credits at the end. You will notice that Aaron is not only a (very) accomplished drummer, but also a talented video editor.
Oh wow Robert! Did Aaron edit that vid!?
@@AndrewRooneyDrums If you check their credits, Aron is always listed as the video editor, sometimes together with Simon Petrén (who does the mixing). Also, in the latest episode of Cory Wong's podcast, he has Henrik Linder as a guest, and also talks a bit of how they filmed and edited the videos for this album. They're not even on the same continent while filming this, so massive editing job there, I guess (even though I know absoiutely nothing about video editing, so I might be completely off here).
@Lotta Wiklund seriously? They aren't even on the same sound stage?
@@Chef316 No, and it's not the live sound from the filming we're hearing. All the sound was pre-recorded separately, and then Dirty Loops filmed their part in Stockholm, Sweden, and Cory and the horns did their filming in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I don't know how Cory Wong usually records his stuff, but Dirty Loops doesn't record sound together as a group. They start with a simple keyboard background from Jonah on which Aron records the drums. After that Jonah adds the proper keyboard stuff, and Henrik writes and records his bass parts based on that. And then the vocals are added last. They are just as good live though. I saw them (DL) this summer and it's absolutely mindblowing how good and tight they are. 🤯
@@lottawiklund8606I never would have guessed that. Aron is a nice person but he never reveals what he can and can't do. Trust me, I know.
Been listening to these guys for the past 11 years. What really hit me on this particular song is, that they did the HORNS arrangement, which is absolutely masterful.
That horn section, the arrangement, the execution, wow...
The "cinematic part" was so cool and interesting
Totally agree!!!!! So awesome!
That part was breathtaking.
And I don't use that word much. Incredible arranging
"Star Wars" cinematic to be specific.
This may very well be the highlight of my day....amazing orchestration and performances
My new fave band Phil :)
Drummer is amazing and in the pocket
Dude... you HAVE to check out their song "Turbo". It's eargasm.
I will Mats!
Love how you breakdown how thoughtful they are with their compositions. They obviously thought out every part but they're so seasoned and talented that I'm sure it was pretty easy for them lol. Just being creative!
It's a double nod to MJ. They made it into an almost shuffle like "The way you make me feel". Great performance. Threre are plenty of live videos of them playing on morning TV shows. Loving your videos by the way. Keep them coming!!!
Well spotted Neil!!!
You know the band is good when Andrew feels he has to apologise for reacting in a reaction video 😀
HAHA!
Gold Luke!
Love your reaction Sir! One of the best so far I can really feel how you enjoy it as I do. Also your comments are so good and interesting to listen to.
Thank you!
I am definetely an addict of them since "Phoenix" and I LOVE watching their original vids + the reaction vids. You belong to my favorites here because you are a "controlled fanboy" without losing the analytic part of your musicians brain ;-)
One thing which is a BIG part of the DL stuff is the production level! Although it´s so multi layered and complex they manage to seperate the different parts so well that they create enough room to distinguish every part of the arrangement - brilliant!
It's played in 12/8 beats. In the solo part the base and base drum play like this: Bar no 1 is marked on 3, 4, 7 and 8. Bar no 2 is marked on 3, 4, 6 och 7. And so on. Very sophisticated...
Indeed. Sophisticated is a great word for them
So, today I learned there's such a thing as a double-bell euphonium. Huh!
This whole track is absolutely sick. And I read somewhere that the video was actually recorded separately! Cory and the horns in the US, and the Dirty Loops guys in Europe, and stitched together beautifully.
I heard the same thing from Cory on his latest "Wong Notes" podcast... talking about the whole remote production process (among other things) with his guest, Henrik Linder!
@@michaeldezelar6264 Whoa, awesome! I will have to listen to that one.
They've released a couple of tracks from the album on Cory Wong's channel as well. Those are instrumental and definitely cannot be called pop. Especially check the video for Turbo out, that was released last Friday. It is RIDICULOUS! I can't stop listening to any of the instrumental peices on that album. Stupidly good.
Turbo: th-cam.com/video/tjaLOk1_aRg/w-d-xo.html
I love it Lotta. Thank you!
TURBO out funks anything else i've listened to in years, totally funkin unbelievable
Finally More Dirty Loops MáS!!!!!!!!!
Yup!
Folks may not realize this, but Michael Jackson’s band on Thriller was basically the complete Toto band , so for DL to cover this is even more impressive.
They played on about half the album from memory I think.
Human Nature was written by Steve Porcaro who I had as a guest on my podcast!
Yes!! Tackle Vulfpeck next!! And Cory Wong’s solo stuff (if you haven’t already).
Thanks for another great reaction, Andrew!
I will Paul!
While you’re digging into Vulfpack, def need to check out The Fearless Flyers.
@@jeffschroeder8445 Nate Smith is a groove machine!
at 13:40 Aaron does that little 1 bar rhythmic shift to straight 16th notes, which makes me think its in 4/4 16th-triplets (at least the bond part cause you never know with them and their switchups haha) cause I'm thinking that would be harder and more confusing to transcribe in 12/8! :D Awesome reaction! Love seeing your DL reactions!
Yeah man that's what I was thinking, dirty loops (Aaron) is well known for using metric modulation in their songs, wouldn't be a surprise that it's 4/4
After every Dirty Loops song, I have to exhale and rest! They are definitely 110% on every beat. And they do make it all look so casual and fun! Definitely the sharpest drum work on Neil Peart level (yeah I said it). This session didn’t put so much emphasis on bass solos but clearly legendary bass navigating WITH the rest of the music!
Yes I always have a stiff drink and a lie down after watching dirty loops
They are definitely 110% on every beat.....
You are correct on all points!! Aron is damn near Peart!!!
9:53 Yes, my man! Yes! 😀 Same reaction the first time I heard that... along with the visual presentation... I had to stop for a second to digest what was just offered... then go for a second and third helping.
The bloodsport meme just about killed me. Thank you editor.
HAHA! YES!!!
That, my friend, is a double belled euphonium.
That's what she said Rodney
Never worry about stopping the video! It’s a reaction channel!
Thanks Darryl!
Probably the best MJ Thriller cover ever made!
Loved this reaction! And thanks for calling out the Tears for Fears similarities, that solved something deep in my brain haha
I need to dig into that and breakdown EXACTLY what Aron was playing
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Try eight dotted eighths or sixteen dotted sixteenths against 12. You show a three against two in the video...seems like the right direction.
Also kind of a clave feel in the 'cinematic' section.
Riff is like u would put higher ground from Steve Wonder in thriller cords
Yes Peter! Well said
I got my first album at about 11 years old and it was Michael Jackson's Thrilller. and I still have it.😀
YESSSS!
It's very Stevie-esque! Could it be that even the "half time shuffle" part is actually a flirt/hommage to Stevies own drumming on Master Blaster?
Nice call!
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Sounds a lot like Higher ground, with that fast pased shuffle, with the very highlighted triplet subdivisions
Interesting stuff! it is like more funky feel in this arragement. You can detect what song is the original, but still see differences.
Yes very cool interpretation
Oh yeah, you make my day Andrew.
This is my new fave band Gauthier.
Hot diggity
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Thanks a lot for your react, smiling and obviously having fun, with a lot of kindness and analysis. No doubt you're really a nice guy and a great teacher. I'm so lucky my drum teacher have the same human and teaching qualities as you.
I'm so glad you finally receive your TH-cam reward. ;) You deserve it.
It was great to hear when you captured the the Stevie Wonder is his voice. Kinda of a Micheal Jackson vocal with the soul of Stevie Wonder.
You can’t really appreciate this song u less you are a true musician. I love when a song and music gives me chills.
The talent of this group is a step above your average band and it shows in so many different ways.
Dirty Loops is a great band! I think the way they played Thriller awesome! If they played it more exact to the original they would of had to buy the rights to the song. Also Cory Wong has to put his subtle touch into everything he is involved with.
Great reaction. I am totally crazy about the Stevie Wonder type sound and harmonies of Jonah. I do not understand all that rytm things going on so it was very educational to hear your explanations. Love the Brass/Wind section also. Everything is perfect. I have listened to this a 200 times. Will not get tired of it.
You and me both! I can't stop listening to Dirty Loops
the most special thing is that Dirty Loops is recorded in Stockholm and Cory Wong and the rest is recorded in The USA! They are not together there. If you look closely you can see that these are 2 different films put together
That's wild Annette
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR SOMEBODY TO TELL ME WHAT WAS HAPPENING WITH THE TIMING!!! Thank you sir! Finally someone who can TRULY break down what's happening.
👏👏👏🙌👍. Your best reaction so far👍
Wow, thank you
i was a baritone/euph player all throughout middle and high school (23 now). i had no idea a 2 bell euphonium was a thing.
This Thriller is an absolute killer!
Yes Claus! 🙌
Sounds to me like that snare is tuned SUPER tight
It's legit perfect
@@AndrewRooneyDrums it truly is. Either through the soundboard or his/tech's tuning but, either way, it fits
I just saw this one the other day after seeing your other Dirty Loops / Cory Wong video. This one is also really great. Super tight rhythm section, as always, and I enjoyed the way they made it their own instead of a copy of the original. The band I'm in now does a similar appraoch.
I'd love to hear your band Michael
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Thanks Andrew !!! We're in the process (almost done !) with two EP's and a video. 🎸🎸😏 Thanks Andrew for asking !!!!!!!
Definitely check out Vulfpeck, and all their adjacent acts.
That bit at 13 and change reminds me of Michael Giacchino and the Incredibles theme.
I am so happy you see and hear the small things that makes it extrodinary!
About the live version of Jonah Nilsson version of Billie Jean, I still think he is kind of nervous at the concert... And who would not? Still, it's a great performance!
Yeah I thought it was awesome
Earing people speaking when listening music... It's not easy to watch expressions on the nice faces of these musical analysts who cannot really speak about music better than you. :)
The refence to Pat Metheny in the bridge is obvious and powerful. :)
You look nice anyway ! And cute son !
[edit] Heeyy but I can't count the videos of reactions. This world is insane ! 🤣
I already saw ( or sawr as you say 😆) this performance (not live on TH-cam) I tuned in purley to watch you completely Geek Out. I knew this would get you and the Vandam going. Nevertheless, this track and these musicians are like listening to a studio masterd track, pristine and flawless execution. Enjoyed your reaction and educational commentary. Cheers!
There’s another QJ discovery you should look into: Jacob Collier. He does a cover of “Don’t You Worry About a Thing”… where he does the arrangement, all the instrumentation, all the vocals, and produces the video… at the ripe old age of 19.
He changes from Stevie wonder to Michael mid song, when he puts the glasses on/changes clothes.
Mind. Blown.
they've kinda invented a new form of mash-up in this song. You were referring to his vocals sounding like Stevie Wonder... Well, the whole song is actually rephrased and gets a typical Stevie Wonder Higher Ground vibe. Listen to it again, and you will identify that groove for sure....
Hi there folks! I am a professional musician / drummer. I have been for 40 years. Before you think I'm going to bore you to death, I am very young at heart and I love pop music. These guys are next level musicians. They took this song and made it something really cool. However, even though I'm not a Michael Jackson fan, I do think that his songs were masterfully designed to just make you feel good. That's what I don't get from this version of the song. Having said that, these guys are insanely good. Holy crap, I love dirty loops!
Thanks for your honest input
5:47 BEST MOMENT
Hey kiwi! Good to here you cuz
It is not a shuffle, but feels like it.
12/8 yes!
I've never seen you take your headphones off as many times as I have throughout this video.
There's so much to take in Samuel
Get Sugarfoot to give some input in this version!
Yes!
OH! I totally agree! It needed something after 'Door Slam'! Yeah. Like a quick horn blast or something. Someone needs to send Rod Temperton an email about that missed jewel. :)
Cool reaction sir 😇❤️😍
🙏
When I first heard their song Rock You I was like.... OMG... Is that Stevie Wonder!? haha
Right!?
Essa versão é muito boa!!!
The best!
12/8. Watch the tenor sax player riding the groove between the bass and drums.
Splitting the beat into threes gives them twice the space to syncopate.
Nice info Terry!
almost bill bruford snare
Hi praise!
As a drummer, you be impressed by Vulfpeck and their us of counterpoint and time changes
Master Blaster Thriller
Great and interesting reaction!
Please react to TURBO with Cory and Dirty Loops. It’s insane!! 😃😃
I will Erik
Jonah is ridiculously good singer. I think he could sing everything that Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson ever sang combined.
Yup crazy singing chops to go with the instruments
its just based of a 6/8 groove, fits with shuffle and 12/8, like bembe, but the basic pulse is always 4/4, if you studied jazz this is nothing out of the ordinary..
like that snare you have there
RC Aluminum! SOOOO good Mikael
I have my suprafonic - 64 as my main
The king of stopping videos
are you sure you are not Scottish with this level of sarcasm lol
I'll check with my Dad.
Hold on
@@AndrewRooneyDrums holding on
The chord changes at 11:58 in are insane also!!
Who was the little Rooney in the Intro? Nice.
Dirty Loops and Cory Wong with TURBO NEXT!!!!! hahaha
Coming soon
First of all! The bass line with the effect is crazy!!! Horns, OMG!!!!! ARON is like THE baddest MFing drummer out there. His timing and counter punctual shit is over the top and just maddddd!!! Singer: Johan's voice is AMAZING as always!!!! This is my band bru!!!! I was listening to; Breakdown last night and...OMG!!!!!! DONE.. What timing is this? Its offset of 12/8 but the 4/4 feel!! That's awesome bru!
Actually, now that I think about it, Michael was singing it in 9/16 the whole time.
Finally someone who thinks the same as me! The vocalist sounds like a mix of Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder, and it's fantastic
Yes Gabriel!!
Someone said that if Michael Jackson, Prince and Stevie Wonder were to have a baby, it would be Jonah. That cracked me up :)
Hey man if you can check out Marcus Thomas and the song samurai… he has crazy crazy drum fills that will make think twist. His footwork is amazing in this song. Im a big fan of him and I think you will b too.
Thanks for the tip!
Check out their other band I assume they made just because called “songs for lovers.” You won’t be disappointed
Did you catch the clap every four measures Andrew.
ARON!!!!!! DAMNNNNNNN BRU!!!!!
Like your cut in use of clips. Astute observations on the song.
11:37 "The horn part' like the original" - Famous last words
12:49 Not a different time signature (or subdivision). It is however half time. The accents are just never on 1, so it can be a bit confusing first time around. Snare is on 3 though.
13:39 Now this is interesting (there was also a fill leading to the bridge using the same concept). If you imagine this is 4/4 in 8th not triplets, they switch it up to 16th note subdivisions from the 3 to the next 3. Creates this super rushed feeling. But going back to triplets from those 16ths is harder than one would think.
AWESOME INFO!
I need another listen on this one for sure!
A bit disappointed you didn't keep the great rythm analysis you had before this "time signature change", would've loved to understand more about how they managed to make this work so well, especially from a drummer pov since the song is quite led by the drums imo.
Great job anyways !
I hope to do a more in depth analysis now I've had an initial listen!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums Glad to hear that!
Dirty Loops belongs to Quincy Jones Productions! QJ has been a fan since their first videos.
Yeah. After listening to these guys you either head to the woodshed or the pawn shop.
HAHA!
It’s a shuffle, Brotha ..,
It´s Stevie Wonder YES!
Yup!
WHAT ARE THOSE FILLS?? Obviously, Sugarfoot has some competition, eh?!
I’m not sure if it’s my ears playing tricks on me, but I’m sure I’m hearing some kind of polyrhythmic groove going on in the breakdown after the second chorus…??
Where are these additional vocals coming from? Annoys me when a band does something that is apparently live but has overdubs on it. How much is actually live?
i always thought of his voice and singing as Stevie Wonder on steroids
Dirty Loops have developed far since I found their first clips back in 2012-13. But I'm still impressed by some of those, fex "Rolling in the deep". I already liked the Adèle version very much, but was baffled by the DL rendition. Totally different, yet respectful. These guys do not only have great skills, they've also got sensitive taste, ethics and sophistication. th-cam.com/video/nsqh9jHkHlM/w-d-xo.html
Dang Andrew! You sure stopped the video a lot! Just kidding, man! I was feeling what you were feeling during this video. If you haven't picked up Turbo yet, get it! I think it's like 6 or 7 bucks US. A total deal! :)
I'll be getting Turbo for sure Benny!
So much mix of Stevie Wonder yeah and MJ. #lottalove
Yes!
@@AndrewRooneyDrums That reverb sound on every second hit on the snare sounds like, the very back in the dark ages, effect silver thingie (you attached on the edge)
I got to try on my snare. As far as I know, the only effect available at the time (early 80s) #lottalove =)
Micheal Wonder
HAHA!!!
Isn’t that a halftime shuffle?
Amazing talents in there..... but i won't lie. I cannot stand anyone facial's expressions hahahaha
HAHA!
Have u heard Jonahs solo stuff?
Do a Jamie St. Merat of Ulcerate reaction!!