How does Pino only play killin' lines? No matter what the genre, no matter what the gig HE NEVER MISSES. Perfect pocket. Perfect note selection. Perfect touch. Perfect phrases. Never dull, always tasty. Mile Davis of bass.
@@littleoceansound I know what you mean but a good dilla/questlove beat can still be done well or...less well, and some kick placements are definitely off here-especially early on.
@@littleoceansound I'm thinking I'm into groove . I've been playing bass for over 40 years and if 30 years ago a drummer would have played like that on a gig... I don't think that would have gone over too well on the bandstand and also with the dancers. LOL I get it. Different times now, I'm old. I have nothing but the highest respect for Pino and I'd love to hear more of this concert or this band
to me it just sounds like the drummer is playing it intellectually trying to recreate the original and not letting happen organically like it feels with everything questlove did. I'm a big fan of the original voodoo album though which to me marked the one last big musical revolution in regards to rhythm feel before machine time became the new paradigm and a new generation of gospel chop virtuosos made some kind of caricature out of the 'drunken' feel. Or maybe i'm just getting old... ok boomer
Is this song for or made by the drummer ? 'cuz for me like he want to drag and drawn others, luckly other band members great swimmer. I respect laidback but this is too much. Headache
How does Pino only play killin' lines? No matter what the genre, no matter what the gig HE NEVER MISSES. Perfect pocket. Perfect note selection. Perfect touch. Perfect phrases. Never dull, always tasty. Mile Davis of bass.
Because he’s the baddest to ever do it
Disrespectfully laidback
That’s classic D’Angelo right there! One of the most funkiest laid back bass lines ever made! Man I wish D’Angelo could’ve been there to sing this!
Him switching his octaver on for just a second before turning it off again sounds so cool
Phenomenal band. Chris ‘Daddy’ Dave is one of my very favorite drummers ever
that beat is one of the coolest things I've heard in a minute
Daz Waz Up!! Thanks for posting!!!!! 💕🔥😊💕
Oh man... Words fail me. This is 🔥
There is just not enuf footage in the world of pino playing for me,God I wish I could have been around to catch d'angelo,thanks for posting this
Cannot agree more
Thanks for posting, watching Pino actually lay down the part is pretty wild
This sound quality is insane!
bless you for posting this!
omg legendary members jams on D’Angelo’s tune… thanks for recording and posting this!!
pino is DEEP in the pocket here
One of my all time favorite bass lines!
Love this vibe!
Can’t fake that funk 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nice! I was there as well, it was nuts seeing this live
Jesus, Pino
legend
dope
Sheeeeshhhh!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love the offset D'Angelo rhythm...
Rip J Dilla- grooves are crazy
Isaiah Sharkey. Would be great if you correct the name of that amazing guitar player. Thanks
Thank you for pointing that out 👍
I get what the drummer is trying do with the off beat but it hurts my brain
Sad I missed Robtober this year
hey,what is song.
tell me plz
the line by DeAngelo
Whatever you want…out off compass..
I went to this live and remember that Some thing got wrong with the sound and Robert Glasper got mad at the sound man.
interesting... i was at the 8pm show and dint see that
I know the kick drum is supposed to be out of time. But to me it just sounds wrong. I'm not getting it.
Follow it back. Check out voodoo by DeAngelo. It might not be your thing but its defiantly cool stuff if you are into groove
@@littleoceansound I know what you mean but a good dilla/questlove beat can still be done well or...less well, and some kick placements are definitely off here-especially early on.
@@littleoceansound yes it’s one beat just behind the rest. Man that must be tough to pull off. It’s the most draggy beat I ever heard
@@littleoceansound I'm thinking I'm into groove . I've been playing bass for over 40 years and if 30 years ago a drummer would have played like that on a gig... I don't think that would have gone over too well on the bandstand and also with the dancers. LOL I get it. Different times now, I'm old. I have nothing but the highest respect for Pino and I'd love to hear more of this concert or this band
to me it just sounds like the drummer is playing it intellectually trying to recreate the original and not letting happen organically like it feels with everything questlove did. I'm a big fan of the original voodoo album though which to me marked the one last big musical revolution in regards to rhythm feel before machine time became the new paradigm and a new generation of gospel chop virtuosos made some kind of caricature out of the 'drunken' feel. Or maybe i'm just getting old... ok boomer
drums are too much in front.....
Is this song for or made by the drummer ? 'cuz for me like he want to drag and drawn others, luckly other band members great swimmer. I respect laidback but this is too much. Headache
the song is called "the line" by DeAngelo. The drummer plays it extra drunk and its not for everyone ig but definitly check out the original
Sadly drums are tooo off the beat :/
you either get it or you don't...
Boring, sorry Pino...