@@s3fruit969 i don't know if you have seen this but i've found this vidéo of takashi playing in 2013, th-cam.com/video/9rKNeB8zWdY/w-d-xo.html this is the only footage i found of him playing after departing the band, still very nice to see, cheers
@@s3fruit969 I recall seeing a video of him playing in a band in a club around 2016/17. Although I can't find the original video, I did find this site that gives more information of his recent activities playing in a band called the Okazaki Trio www.kariyabass.com/?p=2694 I also found a playlist that is compiling a bunch of old bootlegs and newer footage solely around mr. sasaki: th-cam.com/play/PLMgBrTVDhedomNocyYJ5DExyN_eibjZDD.html
to think that they were in their early 20s and they played and composed this dang good is just insane to me! they were a success right out of the gate and that is honestly still rare even to this day! let alone in the Jazz Fusion world, like WTF?!
Sasaki, is an actual god dude. I don’t think anyone can comprehend how insanely difficult the bridge is at approx 2 minutes in. It’s actually the most difficult weird shit I’ve ever learnt. And tetsuo’s bass playing can literally NOT be replaced. Minoru and issei is gods too, THEYRE ALL GODSSS❤️❤️❤️❤️😩😩😩
The purple filter might just be due to faulty contact in the connectors. If the video has been numerized from vhs, a couple of connectors might have been unavailable at the time, and the only info that got numerized was the video in shades of magenta
1:20 Is a stand out little improv on the original chords from Mukaiya that always blows me away. Seemingly simple but oozing with feeling. Nobody comes close to 1979 Casiopea.
@@yokohamajp6428 I wish i could have the same oportunity, to see these guys at live, its really nice to see someone like you that got the chance that i'm probably never gona have
I’m 32 year old Canadian metal and hip hop head, I’ve had Casiopea in my rotation for 4 years straight now since I heard them driving into work at 530am one day. They are my go to for a fantastic mood. Funky as heck!
pertama hadir nya casiopea sy lihat di tv jepang tahun: 1978. sy penggemar van halen berat tapi hadir nya casiopea sy langsung jatuh hati.music nya yang cepat, padat dengan chord chord jazzy nya yv kaya membuat saya tumbuh ber sama 2 band ini. mereka adalah legenda music ke banggaan japan. yg sekaligus meng internasional.
I like both versions a lot, but I definitely think that this version is unique in that it definitely conveys the jazz influence in Casiopea better than the Mint Jams version with Akira Jimbo. Plus, you get to see how competent and versatile Tetsuo is on bass; everyone who's heard Domino Line knows he can lay down some sick slap, but in particular this version of this tune, and in my opinion Time Limit as well, showcase his capability plucking as well. One of my favorite bassists to study. Also, sorry for replying to a 3-year old comment.
MowLawner You are very correct. Yup, I just realized recently since this version (and Time Limit too) is very influenced from jazz, I like these better. This particular one has very dense swing feel.
The finest tune in the funk/jazz fusion world that I've found yet, so inviting and groovy, never overstays its welcome, always ripe with small ideas that add up to one big lovely piece of music; can't overstate how much I wish to achieve this level of compositional prowess!
i could mr.noro knew he was in a groove and was grooving by how he was singing his parts and some of everyone else i love the energy and vibes they have 🙌🏾🫶🏾
Casiopea es lo máximo en jazz fusión!! De acuerdo contigo, es también uno mis vídeos favoritos, esta performance es una de las mejores en sus inicios. I love Casiopea!
Este disco es impresionante. Pero luego cambian de sonido y para mi gusto pierden bastante, sustituyen el groove por un exceso de slap. Al menos nos queda este discazo que no tiene desperdicio ningún tema
el señor issei noro me recuerda un poco al genio de carlos santana de como hace llora a esa guitarra electrica genios los dos e increible 👍👍👍👋 desde argentina Google translator : Mr. Issei Noro reminds me a bit of Carlos Santana's genius of how he makes that electric guitar cry, both geniuses and incredible 👍👍👍👋 from Argentina
Sasaki is great but being compared to a fusion phenom like Akira Jimbo isn't easy for anyone, majority of famous western drummers pale in comparison too.
@@livingbeing1113 In fusion, the famous western jazz and fusion drummers definitely hold their ground, many arguable are still better from a technical standpoint.
@@barackobama9552 There are great drummers everywhere for sure. Jimbo was truly a pioneer and his 90s stuff with 4 limbs independence, use of electronics and overall technique is still legendary and a benchmark for the instrument. Or Sasaki here, easily on par with many more famous jazz drummers from those days.
It's a shame that Takashi Sasaki is rarely filmed. His playing is hipnotic and a delight to watch.
python7275 his drumming on their debut is absolutely inhuman. Literally some of the best shit I’ve heard. I can’t even find anything else he’s done.
@@s3fruit969 i don't know if you have seen this but i've found this vidéo of takashi playing in 2013, th-cam.com/video/9rKNeB8zWdY/w-d-xo.html this is the only footage i found of him playing after departing the band, still very nice to see, cheers
Bertrand PORTET niiiiiice bro
@@s3fruit969 I recall seeing a video of him playing in a band in a club around 2016/17. Although I can't find the original video, I did find this site that gives more information of his recent activities playing in a band called the Okazaki Trio www.kariyabass.com/?p=2694
I also found a playlist that is compiling a bunch of old bootlegs and newer footage solely around mr. sasaki: th-cam.com/play/PLMgBrTVDhedomNocyYJ5DExyN_eibjZDD.html
I quite agree!
to think that they were in their early 20s and they played and composed this dang good is just insane to me! they were a success right out of the gate and that is honestly still rare even to this day! let alone in the Jazz Fusion world, like WTF?!
Truly talented and genius musicians
Sasaki, is an actual god dude. I don’t think anyone can comprehend how insanely difficult the bridge is at approx 2 minutes in. It’s actually the most difficult weird shit I’ve ever learnt. And tetsuo’s bass playing can literally NOT be replaced. Minoru and issei is gods too, THEYRE ALL GODSSS❤️❤️❤️❤️😩😩😩
the ending part where he doubles the snare is insane too, amazing drummer, also love his drumming in time limit
This recording is the embodiment of 70s. The big hair, the weird purple filter, the close-up shots, the band improvisation.
The purple filter might just be due to faulty contact in the connectors. If the video has been numerized from vhs, a couple of connectors might have been unavailable at the time, and the only info that got numerized was the video in shades of magenta
Midnight Rendezvous is one of my favorite songs by Casiopea!
The world has stopped the 1st june 1979 after this ...
This music resounds in the galaxy since 1979.
We play it with my band on jamulus.
若くしてこれだけの演奏ができる４人は本当に凄いと思いました。
1:20 Is a stand out little improv on the original chords from Mukaiya that always blows me away.
Seemingly simple but oozing with feeling. Nobody comes close to 1979 Casiopea.
It’s almost as though he couldn’t stop himself from doing it, what an incredible musician, blessed to be able to witness this footage
高校生の頃、レコード店でこのビデオが流れていてクギ付けで見てました。
これを機にフュージョンに興味を持ち音楽を目指すようになり、上京して生のカシオペアのライブに行った時の感動は今でも忘れません。
How was the concert?
@@danielfilipe1815 It was the best
@@yokohamajp6428 I wish i could have the same oportunity, to see these guys at live, its really nice to see someone like you that got the chance that i'm probably never gona have
it aches me to think we will probably never go through such a creative and art driven era. The 70s truly were the peak of human civilization.
I’m 32 year old Canadian metal and hip hop head, I’ve had Casiopea in my rotation for 4 years straight now since I heard them driving into work at 530am one day. They are my go to for a fantastic mood. Funky as heck!
18 year old zoomer
No one cares
Im 14 XD the other kids my age all like mumble rap, i like this lol
@@frittata3891your mom did
@@ACTUALLYRICH LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO nah coming back 2 years later to clap back at buddy got me crying had to pause the video 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Playing music with smile since 1979 until now
Yeah truly legend
And dancing and swingin'
Man, Casiopea did a hard transition from the 70s to the 80s, lol
That's your band on Yamaha DX-7
@@ootoot2152 oh my sweet lord
はそちにかかかKひにはぬかなくなかなきなはなNなはなひにひはなははKひ66ひ6はなへな66らを
瓜日ピットイ
what do you mean?
pertama hadir nya casiopea sy lihat di tv jepang tahun: 1978. sy penggemar van halen berat tapi hadir nya casiopea sy langsung jatuh hati.music nya yang cepat, padat dengan chord chord jazzy nya yv kaya membuat saya tumbuh ber sama 2 band ini. mereka adalah legenda music ke banggaan japan. yg sekaligus meng internasional.
hebat, anda beruntung pak
I really want to go back to 1979 Tokyo, I met Tetsuo sakurai and he was very nice and played great... But these young guys had something special !
I meet him Twice in Java jazz 2007 2008
Criminnally underrated band
I thought they are the mainstream/commercial fusion/cross over band. However, in this movie they are surely splendid underground Funk/Disco band.
To western audiences yes, in japan they were huge.
In what community are they underrated? Because to fusion jazz they are a flagship.
They are legendary in fusion genre, it might be not widely famous in the west, but definitely not underrated.
underrated by whom? in my circle it is the goat
22 year old Issei Noro, playing a song he only just made 5 years earlier
You telling me he made this masterpiece at 17 !?
@@coboliosOGissei was and always will be a master of composition
@@n1night635Damn straight.
"Let's play it just like in the studio version, note by note"
"Why?"
"Because we can"
"Ok, from the top"
0:00
solos are different
These musicians are sublime. I love Casiopea.
This band is just perfect, I started to play bass when I discovered casiopea
i started playing a synthesizer when i started really getting into casiopea
not only is this one of my favourite songs of all time but they’re also just so very handsome damn
ちょうどこの時代、一橋大学の学園祭での演奏を見ました。凄かったです。当時、知名度がなくて無料ライブでした。
Damn Tetsuo Sakurai really made this song with his filthy filthy good bass playing!
Barebare kun and thats the reason why i love this version so much!
One of the best songs I've ever heard in my life.
この頃、我が学園祭に来ていただきました。 また７９年、PA屋の裏方をしてた東大の五月祭ステージでもお目にかかりました。 ドラムの佐々木さんを含めて、全員がステージ前面で横一列に並び、火が出るような演奏でした。 その時の出演者は：サザンオールスターズ／カシオペア／山本翔／大橋純子＆美乃屋S・S／ムーンライダース。。 サザンはエリ～の頃です。
昭和54年ワタシ中学1年に上がる歳の早春、ラジオでスワローがかかりました。
もう感動しましたねぇ～(笑)
母ちゃんから小遣い前借りして買ったアルバムはまだ実家にありますが聴く術がなく…
本当に懐かしいです✨
This version is still the best, far more unique than other remake
I think the same, Tetsuo´s job here is flawless.I like the fingerpicking in this one better than the slap used in later versions.
I like both versions a lot, but I definitely think that this version is unique in that it definitely conveys the jazz influence in Casiopea better than the Mint Jams version with Akira Jimbo. Plus, you get to see how competent and versatile Tetsuo is on bass; everyone who's heard Domino Line knows he can lay down some sick slap, but in particular this version of this tune, and in my opinion Time Limit as well, showcase his capability plucking as well. One of my favorite bassists to study.
Also, sorry for replying to a 3-year old comment.
MowLawner thanks for your response. Have you heard Phil lesh play bass?
MowLawner You are very correct. Yup, I just realized recently since this version (and Time Limit too) is very influenced from jazz, I like these better. This particular one has very dense swing feel.
What about jimbo drumming
Musical perfection! Pure sonic bliss. And these cats are having such fun. Unreal, man. Utterly and totally brilliant. ❤️
Aguante Takashi Sasaki, dejo una huella inborrable e insuperable en los primeros dos discos!!
This one is very rareee! young Issei, Tetsuo and Minoru, thanks for posting!
Add sasaki to the start of that list
LOOOOOOOOOOOVE THIS. I can't keep my head still, the beat is SO badass
Id kill to have Issei Noro's guitar skills AND his fro.
Ah my favorite Casiopea track, Midnight Randezvous
初期カシオペアのマニアです→ミッドナイトランデブー テイクミー アサヤケ
絶対初期テイク側かカッコ良い。本画像の海外からの書き込み多数にぶつたまげ。最近のカシオペアはメロディー今一に感じます。
この時期皆様溌剌で新鮮で熱く燃えてます。
Ahh I love that little piano transition @2:04-2:10
They're all like in their early twenties holy shit
今聴いても色褪せない🎉素晴らしい😊
this is music...
I agree...
this do indeed be a collection of sounds that can be classified as "music" tho
野呂さんが奏でる滑らかなギターの音色
桜井さんと佐々木さんによるグルーヴ感
向谷さんのエレクトリック・ピアノ
この頃のカシオペア、いいですねぇ。
(自分はPhotographsからカシオペアの存在を知りましたので･････)
One of the best live performances. Thanks for having this one back online, love this one!
This is a really excellent performance
The finest tune in the funk/jazz fusion world that I've found yet, so inviting and groovy, never overstays its welcome, always ripe with small ideas that add up to one big lovely piece of music; can't overstate how much I wish to achieve this level of compositional prowess!
If you don't love everything about Minoru, you don't have a heart!
これ、レコーディングと違うテイクですね。途中と最後のキメのリフがない。向谷さんのキーボード音色がファンキーで全体的に泥臭くてめちゃくちゃカッコいい。
Hot damn! I just keep coming back for more. This is my vision of musical perfection. ❤️
この映像とほぼ同じ頃、テレビ埼玉の収録番組で彼等の演奏を生で聴いた事が有ります。
その時の番組MCが
『ベースの方(櫻井氏)は志木市のご出身なんですよね？』と言っていた事だけ頭に焼き付いています。
i could mr.noro knew he was in a groove and was grooving by how he was singing his parts and some of everyone else i love the energy and vibes they have 🙌🏾🫶🏾
That way they are feeling, man, this is priceless at every level
22才の野呂さんにズッキューン💕やられた😝
貴重な佐々木さんのドラムも聴けて感謝です🙏
Epic talent and musicianship. They're all too good to be true... every solo is mind-blowing. Top ten desert island band for sure.
おすすめに凄い懐かしいのが出てきた。個人的に懐かし過ぎるのは野呂さんのSGについてるオレンジスクイーザーだな。w
Best version of this song! Damn
Man, what a packed band!
Thanks put this video online.
Mi video favorito en TH-cam :)
Casiopea es lo máximo en jazz fusión!! De acuerdo contigo, es también uno mis vídeos favoritos, esta performance es una de las mejores en sus inicios. I love Casiopea!
¡El mio también!
Este disco es impresionante. Pero luego cambian de sonido y para mi gusto pierden bastante, sustituyen el groove por un exceso de slap. Al menos nos queda este discazo que no tiene desperdicio ningún tema
Very under-rated
Very good
この曲・・・
メロディーに歌詞をつけてボーカル曲にしてもイケそうな気がする。
フュージョンなんだけど、歌謡曲的要素も感じる。
センス溢れる楽曲。
the language of music is universal
野呂さん天才。
wonderful video, a time travel for music without limits :-D Great Casiopea!
This is my favorite Issei Noro solo for this song
At 0:17 they summon their fusion gods
佐々木さんと神保さん、優劣ではなく方向性の違いですよね。神保さんは剛、佐々木さんは柔という感じかな。この曲は佐々木さんのスウィング感がランデブーな雰囲気が上手く出ている感じで良いなぁ💝
Holy shit I thought Weather Report was number 1.. now I'm rethinking that.
It's crazy to think Minoru Mukaiya later went on to compose... metro station ringtones, lol
damn, they're deep in that groove
Lives in my head forever
待ってました！！！
my favorite song of casiopea so far
Musicianship level : GODMODE (saving game is currently unavailable)
no other Fusion tune can touch this!
Superhuman music
love Noro's mouth going together with his guitar sound
佐々木さんの演奏、素晴らしいです。
私が思うに彼はリズムの取り方が大きいのです。その方が断然いいです。
彼はこの若さでその事を体でわかっていたのでしょうか。
私見ですが、この映像の時代以降、日本の商業音楽全般のリズムのとらえ方は
間違った方向に行っちゃったように思います。いわゆるJフュージョンも
Jポップもグル―ヴのない安っぽい単純な８ビートが氾濫しました。今もかな。
こんなドラマーが活躍していたのに何ででしょう。
このMidnight Rendezvousは佐々木さんの録音したデビューアルバムが
一番（リズムは）いいと思います。
私はベースを弾きますが、彼のドラムはすごく魅力があります。
i agree
very very very good band, in 1979 and later!
六本木PIT INN観に行きました！ 佐々木隆のドラムを聴いてカシオペアが好きになり神保に代わって聴かなくなりました。BILLY COBHAMを思わせる佐々木さんのドラムは圧巻です。
今思うと佐々木氏の方が生々しくて、グルーブがあっていいですね。でも当時としては神保氏の方が洗練されてると思ったし、カシオペアが意図してか知らないけど向かおうとしていた、売れ線≒インストポップ？には合ってましたね。
神保も当時はバカうまいと思ったけど、音色はタイトだけどリズムはそんなにタイトじゃない気がしてます。
曲の最後の方のめちゃくちゃ細かく刻む所のセンスなんかは圧巻ですね。いや最初から最後までめちゃくちゃ細かいんですが。神保さん加入直後の完コピみたいなバージョンと聴き比べてみるととても面白いです。
僕はどちらも好き。
いろいろあるかもですが、
関わったメンバーすべてで演奏してもらえないかな。
スペシャルコンサート。
相応に歳を重ねています。
演奏できるうちに。
良い悪いは別にして、例えば当時はスペースサーカスのようなバカテク志向のインストバンドが他にもあって結局そういうバンドも今では知る人ぞ知るような短命なバンドに終わってるのを見ると、のちに神保さんが加入してポップ志向になっていった結果、商業的に成功してホール規模での全国ツアーをするようになって、海外でもライブをするようなバンドになっていったのは、方向性としてはバンドが長続きするうえではしょうがなかったのかなと。
こういう方向性のまま変わらなかったら、多分カシオペアも行き詰まって早くに無くなっていたのではと思ってます。
ちなみに自分も初期の荒削りで血気盛んな演奏も、その後の洗練されていった演奏もどちらも好きです。
man;;;; I love this band!!
、高中正義といったインスト楽曲が国内でも流行りましたね。第2期クリエイションも一部インスト楽曲あったような。その中でもテクニック押しでカシオペアは仲間内でも大人気でした。ドラムス佐々木さんの脱退は音楽の方向性の違いだと言われていますが真実はどうなんでしょう。この曲は佐々木さんのドラムスがしっくりすると思います。カシオペアも私が中学生の時はライブハウスメインでしたが高校生になると主要都市の大きな会場でコンサートを開催していて、都内、神奈川は通ったことを思い出します。😊
Smooooth
CRUSHING
Awesome !!!
Swingしてますね。Groove感あってやばい。向谷といえばDX7と思っていたけど、フェンダーローズ？も、いい世界観出してます。
@2:03 からのソロ憧れてました。
I love the purple filter so much
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They have as much fun performing it as I do listening to it
ッチャッチャーンのところで笑顔で拳２回降るウルフカットのノロさんたまらんち。
They really seem to have fun
櫻井哲夫、野呂一生はいつ見ても同じ、この人たちは若い時には年齢以上に大人に見えて、今は若く見える！どうなっているんだろう！
명곡
el señor issei noro me recuerda un poco al genio de carlos santana de como hace llora a esa guitarra electrica genios los dos e increible 👍👍👍👋 desde argentina Google translator :
Mr. Issei Noro reminds me a bit of Carlos Santana's genius of how he makes that electric guitar cry, both geniuses and incredible 👍👍👍👋 from Argentina
wonderful!!
Gran Turismo v i b e カシオペア
This band is Fantastic!!!!!!!
0:50-Gives Angel Dust by Gil Scot Heron vibes
SO GROOVY
never heard this drummer before..he is insane good..Cobham/novak power and speed
who's novak?
He is takashi sasaki
いやぁ~佐々木さんが演奏している映像を初めて見ました！
感動です！ありがとうございます。
しかしこの映像ソースは何でしょうか？？
他にTimeLimitもアップして頂いていますが、他にもあれば是非！！
Music 🤞🏽
桜井さんがジャズベでゴリゴリ弾いてるのを初めて見た
Takashi sasaki is so underrated and overlooked for Jimbo...I mine hes good but Takashi is a god...
Sasaki is great but being compared to a fusion phenom like Akira Jimbo isn't easy for anyone, majority of famous western drummers pale in comparison too.
@@livingbeing1113 In fusion, the famous western jazz and fusion drummers definitely hold their ground, many arguable are still better from a technical standpoint.
@@barackobama9552 There are great drummers everywhere for sure.
Jimbo was truly a pioneer and his 90s stuff with 4 limbs independence, use of electronics and overall technique is still legendary and a benchmark for the instrument.
Or Sasaki here, easily on par with many more famous jazz drummers from those days.
@kout Preach brother
2:43 Issei went mad on that guitar