My parents used to have a video tape of these guys. They played it many times for my little kids, which resulted in them going around the house stomping and clapping like maniacs. Fast forward about 15 years: my 19 year old son is the church drummer.
It's absolutely nuts. Percussive harmony at it's finest. The noise is so awesome. It's exactly what i'd need to hear to feel good about charging towards my death during a war. I used to listen to it before football games to get fired up and rip some heads off in high school.
I've been able to see this stage show 3 times. All were equally good and the performers never missed a beat as far as I could tell. It's lively, funny and brilliant entertainment for any age. If I get another chance, I'll grab a ticket, for sure.
Use to live in Jeffersonville,In and went and watched a show like this back about 20 or so years ago live, it was an amazing and awesome show, this video DOES NOT do the live show any justice. This was amazing to watch again, these people are so talented, Semper Fi from an old Marine
For all those wondering their names: pause at 5:30, from left to right they are Paul Bend, Keith Midleton, Melanie Joseph, Nathaniel Conroy, Jason Mills, Simone Clark, John Sawicki and Andy Patrick.
Мой дад так танцевал на палубе корабля 1945 году во-время и после войны - это ушло навсегда из моей памяти, и вот оно пришло, чудо из моего далекого детства. СПАСИБО!
Saw the original Stomp in the Tunnel Club in London - must have been over thirty years ago! Still remember how inventive they were: hand, foot & body music; fast drumming swinging tennis balls in long socks; dustbin lids; plastic barrels, and female member of audience ‘volunteered’ to sit with her head inside a big tub & had to scream when they bashed it 😳. Pure bloody brilliant!
Even when the first guy is clapping normally to make the audience clap like from 3:09 - 3:15, you can tell he's clapping with all of his strength and force and clapping in just the right part of the hand so as to make the loudest possible sound. Just extraordinary; you can tell they didn't skimp on anything.
What I love about stump as a company is that of course they’re using their bodies and all these cool things to do rhythms with that you wouldn’t think of but coming from a dance background and spending hours in a dance studio learning dance steps and practicing to be in sync and getting every step right and everybody is doing the same step at the same time it’s really cool to see a group using elements of tap dancing but if you watch they’re all doing the same rhythm but using their body and their feet and their hands in different ways to get that rhythm.... which is Exciting to watch for a former dancer after years of practicing to Make sure that everybody’s feet was in the same place at the same time doing the same thing in the same way…… It’s really cool to see how each person expresses the rhythm with their body in different ways yet the end result is all the same sound!
I love that they are in 4/4 but they avoid predictable patterns for the majority...then when they do a predictable pattern it is on point and welcomed.
AMAZING COORDINATION AND RHYTHMS!!! I have seen live STOMP 6 times...each performance equally as good and exciting as the one before. Terrific concept!!
I had the opportunity to watch this show in NYC for my birthday and audition for the London show! We had to improvise using this rhythm! Just to be on that stage with some of the cast was incredible.
Finn Truman lol the broom piece is my ALL TIME FAV! I was the first piece I ever saw by Stomp... featured on some TV show years and years ago! Now I understand why they have the broom dance LOL
My parents used to have a video tape of these guys. They played it many times for my little kids, which resulted in them going around the house stomping and clapping like maniacs. Fast forward about 15 years: my 19 year old son is the church drummer.
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How old r u :o
5:14 when they all fall into step and carry out that heavy, fast percussive stomp sequence. Chills every time.
That's why they are called stomp lol
todd collings q
It's absolutely nuts. Percussive harmony at it's finest. The noise is so awesome. It's exactly what i'd need to hear to feel good about charging towards my death during a war. I used to listen to it before football games to get fired up and rip some heads off in high school.
Hearing the dude yelling, gets me into it everytime: u hear the dude whos like “ayy ayy!!”
@@brett-1261 COME ON! COME ON! leading that cadence, wants more energy from his troupe.
"I should probably get to bed before 10 tonight I have a test tomorrow."
*me at 2am*
Jeremy Chriest My last two brain cells seeing this: NOICE
Dow
Wow
10000000000000000000000 jeahr i say ao i think but i dont now
I've been able to see this stage show 3 times. All were equally good and the performers never missed a beat as far as I could tell. It's lively, funny and brilliant entertainment for any age. If I get another chance, I'll grab a ticket, for sure.
I've seen it at the fox theater in Atlanta it truly is something in person
POV: You did this in music 🎼
Yup
no gym actually thought i could do my own dance :(
Yes haha!
YES MY CLASS WOULD CHEER THEM ON 💀
lol
this is still the best performance i have ever seen in my life live. i would see them every week if i could
I completely agree! I miss being there and really want to see them again
Corey Williams ngopo opo to le
Corey Williams Yep. Brilliant! We travelled from Victoria, BC to see them in Spokane, WA. Spokane, WA
@@jampubs1 is that where they are from? Or were they just doing a show there?
@@cassie9981 no! They are from Down under. ( Australia for the uninformed. ) and the Blue Man group is just a copy in some way!
How the hell did I get here? I was watching a video on DNA. Goddammit I need to do my homework.
So did you pass biology yet?
@@leighroberts3431 Some say he's still repeating that class to this day
6 years... so? Have you done it?
Use to live in Jeffersonville,In and went and watched a show like this back about 20 or so years ago live, it was an amazing and awesome show, this video DOES NOT do the live show any justice. This was amazing to watch again, these people are so talented, Semper Fi from an old Marine
Ребята, Вы СУПЕР!!! Я вижу , каждый человек- индивидуальность и этим мы все прекрасны!!! Спасибо , что напоминаете !!!
For all those wondering their names: pause at 5:30, from left to right they are Paul Bend, Keith Midleton, Melanie Joseph, Nathaniel Conroy, Jason Mills, Simone Clark, John Sawicki and Andy Patrick.
Can you give their stage names in that order?
Mozzie, Dr Who, Cornish, Particle, Sarge, Bin Bitch, Potato Head, Ringo
Or white man, black boi chicken lover, person, tall, black boi revenge of the black boi, school bully, meh
Мой дад так танцевал на палубе корабля 1945 году во-время и после войны - это ушло навсегда из моей памяти, и вот оно пришло, чудо из моего далекого детства. СПАСИБО!
looks like tribal war dance. i fucking love it :D
Браво!!!! 👏👏👏
Чудесно!!!
Вокруг нас столько звуков!!! 👂 Надо всего лишь слышать!
Amazing!
Awesome to think that their bodies are creating such an amazing sound, blown away!!!
me know!!! its soo crazy!! i cant clap my hands and pake it sound good, but DAM
I saw them live many, many years ago. So fantastic.
Listen to this with really good ear phones. Sounds amazing
*headphones
and then theres ear plugs
Crazycliff98 its the same thing
Whats so cool about this ? I became concert tickets and I dont even know whats so interesting abou it. I think it is boring and a waste of money
Hey Ender Chicken clearly you hate it when people make there own sounds but your just to stuck with this shitty 20s Modern music!
Ender Chicken why did you watch it
Saw the original Stomp in the Tunnel Club in London - must have been over thirty years ago! Still remember how inventive they were: hand, foot & body music; fast drumming swinging tennis balls in long socks; dustbin lids; plastic barrels, and female member of audience ‘volunteered’ to sit with her head inside a big tub & had to scream when they bashed it 😳. Pure bloody brilliant!
It's been a while since I've seen such beautiful performance. Amazing artists, thank you! 🙏❤
This is basically what happens when I have music on during homework
music teacher just linked this
Even when the first guy is clapping normally to make the audience clap like from 3:09 - 3:15, you can tell he's clapping with all of his strength and force and clapping in just the right part of the hand so as to make the loudest possible sound. Just extraordinary; you can tell they didn't skimp on anything.
I was fortunate to see them live 2 times. They are great
I have seen Stomp 9 times and is my favourite show by far never ever gets boring.
This is so satisfying to listen to. The combination of claps and stomps gets me every time. Especially at 5:15, where they all go in sync.
What I love about stump as a company is that of course they’re using their bodies and all these cool things to do rhythms with that you wouldn’t think of but coming from a dance background and spending hours in a dance studio learning dance steps and practicing to be in sync and getting every step right and everybody is doing the same step at the same time it’s really cool to see a group using elements of tap dancing but if you watch they’re all doing the same rhythm but using their body and their feet and their hands in different ways to get that rhythm.... which is Exciting to watch for a former dancer after years of practicing to Make sure that everybody’s feet was in the same place at the same time doing the same thing in the same way…… It’s really cool to see how each person expresses the rhythm with their body in different ways yet the end result is all the same sound!
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I love that they are in 4/4 but they avoid predictable patterns for the majority...then when they do a predictable pattern it is on point and welcomed.
Yep. It feels like home.
Imagine how long they practiced to get EVERYTHING in sync
Yep
Probably a few days to a week maybe a bit longer. It’s just counting.
@@sarahouellette6264 most stomp crews rehearse for 6 months before a live performance, fyi. I was a stage producer for the show from 2006-2009
@@bk373904 okay I was a dancer so I get that. Depending on the routine it can take a long time.
@@sarahouellette6264 all good, sorry if I arrived all pretentious and stuff. I heard the dancer in you lol ;)
Ta grupa jest niesamowita,jak ktoś lubi rytm i dobrą rozrywkę nie będzie zawiedziony.Serdecznie polecam.
Jerzy
Я просто в шоке, очень рад что есть такие замечательные люди
This is Steam-punk Native American dancing and I love it!
you guys the known value of music !!! you gives pain to yourself and then sound come out .... fabulous guys truly loves you
Who’s music teacher at school showed this to you?
My music teacher showed me this in shcool to !!!!
In which shcool u go to ?
Timothy Quill i live in Belgium and i had to see this
Lmao fax
Mrs. Fredricks from Bethune Academy!
AMAZING COORDINATION AND RHYTHMS!!! I have seen live STOMP 6 times...each performance equally as good and exciting as the one before. Terrific concept!!
素晴らしい！言葉もいらないパフォーマンスで、物に頼らない
ハイテクでもない
ただ自分の手と足だけでここまで感動させてくれてありがとうございます！ 生きるって力が沸いてきました！
Каждый раз умираю от восторга! Это можно смотреть бесконечно! 🔥🔥🔥
Who watch this at school?? I did!
Me
Me!!!!
Me a school french
me
Kitty Noir Productions I did too
The quality of tone that dude is producing on his own body is outrageous
I remember when I saw Stomp in theatre. Amazing, rousing, fantastic.
bestttttttt video this guys are amazing they
clap for sooo long then they did not even get
tired.
C'est GÉNIAL comme TOUT STOMP !!!!! J'adooooooooooooooooore !!!!!!!!!!!!!
This video is very cool because there is music with the body, a little bit of dance and a little bit of humour. I think it’s a good mix👍🏻👌🏻✌🏻🤩
Прекрасный ритм! И прекрасный юмор! Молодцы! Приезжайте в Россию. Я смотрел с огромным удовольствием! Вплоть до уссачки!
i watchdd this in music class and loved it, it was so cooll
brilliant show just Art :)
apparently practicing this at the bus stop gets you lots of weird looks
lol what do u expect XDDd
I've seen this so long ago. Glad to see it again
Mind blowing!!!
Wish there was somebody/dance studio in my city to teach me n my son 😊
I had the opportunity to watch this show in NYC for my birthday and audition for the London show! We had to improvise using this rhythm! Just to be on that stage with some of the cast was incredible.
Is anybody watching this in 2019? I am and this is sooo cool😍😍
Im now whatching this. I love it. The performance on 2004 on Washington DC I was there. Looks like this as I remember
Laura Käiväräinen try and see the show live....if you’re impressed now you’ll be amazed in person!
Mapy Aguilera I was there too.
does 2020 count?
@@rookieman329 yes
i remember seeing this back at school. these guys rock!!!!
I do in on devotions!!! At school too!
Love it...they're awesome.
nice. they have to make more videos. this guys are fantastic
WOW!! William Dafoe is multi talented!!!
I love this I remember when i was in elementary school my music teacher showed us this!😃😃
This is the best one I've seen
When you forget how to do the macarena so you improvise.
lol reminds me of happy feet
True :)
+Jared .P Way before your time...such a shame
riverdance
YASSS! Riverdance! I love them
same
Ах у еть. Причём ах уеть со знаком! Режиссёру персональное спасибо. Браво!
SON GENIALES! Me encanta verlos!
5:13 The best part 8D
CraftyMaelyss Sounds like something straight out of an action movie.
CraftyMaelyss SOUNDS LIKE HAPPY FEET BUT WITH YOUR HANDS
4:50 For anyone who wants to replay the start of the stomping sequence :)
9:46 - 9:54 EPIC!
You all are AMAZING! I love it!
I like this very much, its not dance/music only but also a kind of humor!
No one:
Stomp: **musical stomping intensifies**
if one beat is out of place you can tell, this is amazing
Great drummers! Amazing talent!
Love you guys from Nepal Nice works out beautiful sound.
The beginning has to hurt his hands lol
Nailr AND THEN HE KEEPS GOING
Beginning part is a tutorial on how to get arthritis!
Imagine you have a kid and all you hear is this in there room u walk in and there they’re practicing this
then what
Yeah
Was and is my kid 😉💪
Amazing and just what we need!!
this is so amazing
Would love to go to the open auditions.
5:15 DAT BEAT DOE
Ikr! That was dope af!!!
Dope men boiiiz
OMG! I was just thinking about them today.
They sound really good❤
increible me gusta guauuuuu
i watch that in my school on music
Ese inglés xD
Sane
Same
We have been to see Stomp several times. It never gets old. Love Love Love Stomp!
Its AWESOME! ITS Amazing!!! Bravo!!!
I'd hate to have these people as roommates.
Trevor Gerard 😂😂😂
@@earlenacobb6694 xyyy xx vi you vi zip MN
Admit it, you wanted the guy to get the audience to start the first bar from "We Will Rock You".
Hy
Yep
BAHAHAHA YESSSS
Saw this at Pantages in LA...so good!!!
🔥Awesome!!!🔥Dynamite performance 🙏❤️💥
Imagine how hard he has to hit his body so everyone can hear
Jot as hard as it soundsx remember they're gonna be wearing mics on them
Ikr
Oof
🤕 hurts
They have mics 👁👄👁
who's here In quarantine and your music teacher told you to watch this ……..
It's Abii yep
Meh
lol me
Me
ЭТО ЛУШЕЕ,ЧТО Я ВИДЕЛ КОГДА ЛИБО!
I used to watch this :"D good times.
If only they had a bunch of brooms to clean up that sand.
Finn Truman lol the broom piece is my ALL TIME FAV! I was the first piece I ever saw by Stomp... featured on some TV show years and years ago! Now I understand why they have the broom dance LOL
I kinda feel like this is real life happy feet with all that feet noise
You guys are Exquisite ! Wow !
Those Doc Marten's though... how oh-so very 90's... the nostalgia is getting to me!
Even 1970’s!
Must be a sufficient amount of percussionist in the audience. That slow clap was sweet.
Them feets are actually happy👌
Something special like... Comedy, drum, all superb I like u all team
Just beautiful to see!!
1:09-1:36 Airport Guards be like...
Me: I should go to bed I have school tomorrow.
Also me:
My Music teacher made me watch all of the parts(thumbs up if ur with me!)
That was sooo cool.. I'd love to see this live f they ever came to NZ
I didn't know Rorschach did percussion.