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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Otomo Yoshihide's entire performance at the gallery Transformer Station, in the Hingetown / Ohio City district of Cleveland, Ohio. The concert took place on 5/09/16. It was part of the concert series CMA At The Transformer Station.
Otomo's set that evening composed of Ornette Coleman's "Lonely Woman," his own composition "The Blue Kite" (I believe) and Charlie Haden's "Song For Che," in that order.
is it 20 years if i heard firstime mr. Yoshihide Otomo in czech radio,.. music like this changed my mind and my approche to many things. absolutely love his music
beautiful
mindblowing
yes
Love the foot tapping on the right side of the screen at around 28:00 . Really getting into it!
At times his guitar sounds like a prepared piano!
nice
wow , inconsebible pero esta,,,como esto... th-cam.com/video/KAVvMCrZsns/w-d-xo.html
tempo!
No!
@@VuotoPneumaNN, that's it: No Tempo!
Or free tempo, complete tempo mastery, etc.
That's what I meant.😉
He don't know the usage of guitar and just simply play harsh disgusting
how did you even wind up here lmao
22:39 ?
Yeah that very moment is extremely "in a silent way"-like. Rather brillant I must say
Disgusting sounds are beautiful. Why you only think beautiful sounds are needed? You need to make love and shit, if you only make love you die very fast!
@@robford3211 damn thats actually... neatly profound
Guy whispering "Ornette Coleman" around four minutes.
4:02
His take on Lonely Woman is so breathtaking. Thank you for this upload- incredible.
This is the worst Beatles cover I've ever heard! And what's with all the synchronized disco dancers, can't this guy command the stage by himself? I'd like to see John Cage in Andy Gibb gold lame try to hold an audience's interest with one guitar & a small amplifier on a dull night in Cleveland! Mr Yoshihide can rest assured that he will never get tenure at Raccoon Pancreas Community College in Duluth.