Mark is so into all this hard-to-find-and-probably-never-heard-of records, it's a huge part of his real identity, rarely people are so devoted to anything.
I love how she says it's my ABC's. Shes said it in multiple interviews. And damn man mark and DJ have got to be some of the best bandmates. You can feel and see the love they have for each other.
Scientist wins the World Cup!!! Whaaaaat. I have that one too. Man she knows about roots radics, mundell, etc. makes sense why her bass lines sound so deep and dubby.
They're playing Austin in a couple of days and I'm not going to make it. Hope they make it back around in 2019. Really love this band and these are true musicians who love music.
Thanks for the band for turning me on to the Scientist records, I'm just learning bass and those lines are great to practice to, plus they're badass dub which I love.
@@Northerntransmissions The best record from Scientist is Scientist vs. Prince Jammy: Big Showdown at King Tubby's. Super heavy dub rhythms on that one.
Damn my Dad had that beverly hills cop record and I totally forgot until I seen this, I was about 5 years old or so when he played this and I remember liking it alot
Well, I knew this was some sort of inside the band joke about Kassav. I checked them out and it turns out I like them, I already like world music so it isn't much of a surprise. I still think they are joking about how good they are and how it changed his life, but I am downloading some. They are from the 80's and have an Islands/West African sound, remind me a lot of Majek Fashek but much more up beat.
I can’t believe he pulled out the Don Blackman album, great choice with those deep cuts my brother! That’s also one of my favorite albums, definitely a top 10! As a fellow musician I completely understand what you mean when you say that an albums helped change your life, Don Blackman inadvertently helped shape my life as well & I’m very sorry to hear he passed. If I was featured on RML, I probably would have pulled out that Blackman album but I’d also have to say Christian Gaubert’s “Running Wave” (1979) It’s definitely a super hot & funky album!
DJ: Harold Faltermeyer - Harold F (special shoutout to Axel F) Don Blackman - Don Blackman (J. Dilla sampled "Holding You, Loving You") Laura: Root Radics - Junjo Presents: Wins the World Cup (alt. "Scientist Wins The World Cup") Selena - Greatest Hits Mark: Parliament - Clones of Dr. Funkenstein Kassav' - Lagué Moin As a Spotify playlist: open.spotify.com/user/n0cd50tyymv7qyqdjealp986l/playlist/1UX7s0sMYs3tnlwtqxaNko?si=e2AKksgNSfS63fAi2prbOg Not all albums were available on Spotify (Selena's Greatest Hits isn't a compilation, Kassav's Lague Moin isn't available), so I added some alternate albums from the artists to make up for it (and some extra George Clinton & The P-Funk All-Stars & Kassav because I'm sure Mark approves).
Uh, I really don't think George Clinton is underrated...he's considered the Godfather of funk. Maybe not listened to a lot, but definitely not underrated.
Why did it take me so long to find you three? And wait, Kassav?. I'm now wondering if your gorgeous rhythmics will increase in speed somehow. Whatever you do in the futchah, I'm tuning in.
Been listening to Scientist since 1980 and Parliament since the 70s but Kassav are new to me. In fact Osmium was released in 1970 and Introducing Scientist the Best Dub album in the World 1980. Kassav appears to have been around since 1979 so a lot of catching up to do. Although I'm not sure I rate them much.
Yeah kassav french west indies band.one of greatest, grooviest finest live acts of the last 4 decade ,they played all over the world , unfortunately under mainstream media radar
@@TheFrederic888have you ever heard a song of that band played on a regular basis on . French Mainstream radio stations (rfm,nostalgie ,France inter, rtl rmc,europe 1..) ? Nope ..have you ever seen them regularly invited or interviewed on french tv ..Nope .after having performed sold out gigs at big paris arenas (zenith, bercy) through 2 decades, They were the first French band to fill stade de france (2009)..this has been blatantly ignored.and the latter even wrongly awarded to indochine in 2010. Anyway they don't need that. As they have more than proven themselves where things really matter : on thousands stages around the world entertaining millions devoted fans.
astro farhi I mean I am pretty familiar with their kind of music, though I am never been especially interested in their songs. That fits the definition of mainstream I guess. Kolé Séré was a massive hit. I am sure having seen them on multiple tv shows back in the time.
@@TheFrederic888 kole sere is not a kassav song . It initially appeared on jocelyne beroard 1986 first solo album which airing was limited to french Caribbean islands and diaspora. The massive hit You mentioned , happened Only because Philippe lavil decided to make a cover in 1988. His established name , his strong connections in the music business , the fact that he sung his solo part in french made the huge difference . Interesting how only that song coming straight to your mind talkin about kassav although it s not theirs. Good proof they not mainstream as far as france main territory is concerned. in Martinique, and Guadeloupe you do have a point ..they are Mainstream as zouk has been the relentless and dictatorial dominant music all over those places for decades ..I remember getting death threats while hosting a weekly 2hours rock program on a radio station in fort de france .
Droppin names with the Errol "Flabba" Holt, one of the greatest of all time!!! Peep this video if you want to see what she is talkin about here: th-cam.com/video/J7Sc_OwDxBg/w-d-xo.html
I'm not sure they were messing with us. Mark pulled out all the albums from a massive pile of records in the back lounge of their tour bus. They had literally hundreds of vinyl records stacked in the back of the bus. Perhaps these were some of the easily accessible albums near the top of the piles, but everything they spoke about came from their own collections. Intense record lovers!
Maybe it's because I'm in my 50's but i think the wig is brilliant. They've created an image around their music that can outlive themselves. The groovy 60's wigs make them timeless, and so suggestive of a trip-out era. I'm down with the wig. mrh
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These guys need a "what's in my bag" ASAP
we got our wish!
@@ericaso6508 Yes. 3 years later though. th-cam.com/video/V8RPpOlvChk/w-d-xo.html
Mark is so into all this hard-to-find-and-probably-never-heard-of records, it's a huge part of his real identity, rarely people are so devoted to anything.
I'm so glad she said the name, I don't think I have ever heard the proper pronunciation.
I cant stop listening to these guys....
I love how she says it's my ABC's. Shes said it in multiple interviews. And damn man mark and DJ have got to be some of the best bandmates. You can feel and see the love they have for each other.
They have a great vibe, so much support for one another, this was a fun shoot for us too. Thanks for the comment and the view!
@@Northerntransmissions my pleasure thanks for what you guys do!
v important band. about to blow up for real
Yeah, they were telling us they'd sold out almost their entire tour and still had months of shows to go!
you called it.
@@pierrelevtchenko !!!
"Shout out to music."
OMG, DJ is such a sweet person. He's like an adorable puppy 😊
love these guys. so low key, so anti pop, so in love with music!
Khruangbin is the best band on the planet right now (and I was listening to all the wrong music growing up).
The drummer seemed like he was going to fall asleep, but he killed the Purdie Shuffle!!! Total redemption!! Keep Killing it!!!!!!!!!!
My favorite group.
I love thissssss bandddddddd
Big ups to music.
The drummer does not blink
this BASS player ...she should sing !!! great voice !!!!!
she has an amazing singing voice. Thanks for watching RIML XC
Scientist wins the World Cup!!! Whaaaaat. I have that one too. Man she knows about roots radics, mundell, etc. makes sense why her bass lines sound so deep and dubby.
dude when she showed that scientist record everything clicked!
AXL F!!! I played that on xylophone in high school. What a weird, out of left field blast-from-the-past. Now I REALLY like DJ.
what a band! Go for it!
They're playing Austin in a couple of days and I'm not going to make it. Hope they make it back around in 2019. Really love this band and these are true musicians who love music.
You're right, the whole band could have spoken for hours but Mark especially seems to be a musical scholar. Thanks for watching!
Bin diggers , amazing dedication to following their muses and distilling it all into such effervescent brilliance
going into discogs to find out about who's on the record is one of the best ways to discover music, love u mark
Laura's voice is so hot
Maria maria
freaking absolutely
Thanks for the band for turning me on to the Scientist records, I'm just learning bass and those lines are great to practice to, plus they're badass dub which I love.
Laura is the complete package.
abso-freakin-lutely
that scientist record is sick. I wish someone had shown that to me when I first started learning bass!!! rock out Laura Lee!!!
OMG this is the show I was at! They killed it
I can't believe Scientist was mentioned. Very cool. Reggae music has the heaviest rhythms ever.
Everyone seems excited about that record I am going to have to listen to it tomorrow!
@@Northerntransmissions The best record from Scientist is Scientist vs. Prince Jammy: Big Showdown at King Tubby's. Super heavy dub rhythms on that one.
Damn my Dad had that beverly hills cop record and I totally forgot until I seen this, I was about 5 years old or so when he played this and I remember liking it alot
Well, I knew this was some sort of inside the band joke about Kassav. I checked them out and it turns out I like them, I already like world music so it isn't much of a surprise. I still think they are joking about how good they are and how it changed his life, but I am downloading some. They are from the 80's and have an Islands/West African sound, remind me a lot of Majek Fashek but much more up beat.
I have watched their interviews all day!!
They are great 👍🏾!
I love the scientist mention, and can totally see the inspiration! Great band and interview.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I can’t believe he pulled out the Don Blackman album, great choice with those deep cuts my brother! That’s also one of my favorite albums, definitely a top 10!
As a fellow musician I completely understand what you mean when you say that an albums helped change your life, Don Blackman inadvertently helped shape my life as well & I’m very sorry to hear he passed.
If I was featured on RML, I probably would have pulled out that Blackman album but I’d also have to say Christian Gaubert’s “Running Wave” (1979) It’s definitely a super hot & funky album!
Love you guys!!
Mark smiling big time listening to DJ talk about that first record :)
Don Blackman - Holding You Loving You - one of my favourite tracks
Today is April 5th, 2019 and this is the first time I've ever heard of Khruangbin. Wow how did they get pass me???
Oh mais ouiiiii Kassav', so popular in France that we forget that it is actually great music by great musicians !
Thanks for the video! Love them.
Thank you for watching!
Great interview with an uber cool band.
Thanks, they were super chill and obviously LOVE music, a really easy interview to film.
Nice choice! My favorite album & bass player too, Flabba Holt, hottest basslines in the universe.
They look so tired. Touring must be taking its toll. Take it easy guys, we need you for a lifetime
Thank you so much!!
Laura... ugh I can't handle it
Kevin D literally having a girlcrush on her.
@@lulukallinen6670 literally? what are you going to squash her with a rock or something? because that's what it means to LITERALLY crush something
They're so cute!!!
DJ:
Harold Faltermeyer - Harold F (special shoutout to Axel F)
Don Blackman - Don Blackman (J. Dilla sampled "Holding You, Loving You")
Laura:
Root Radics - Junjo Presents: Wins the World Cup (alt. "Scientist Wins The World Cup")
Selena - Greatest Hits
Mark:
Parliament - Clones of Dr. Funkenstein
Kassav' - Lagué Moin
As a Spotify playlist:
open.spotify.com/user/n0cd50tyymv7qyqdjealp986l/playlist/1UX7s0sMYs3tnlwtqxaNko?si=e2AKksgNSfS63fAi2prbOg
Not all albums were available on Spotify (Selena's Greatest Hits isn't a compilation, Kassav's Lague Moin isn't available), so I added some alternate albums from the artists to make up for it (and some extra George Clinton & The P-Funk All-Stars & Kassav because I'm sure Mark approves).
Parliament! George Clinton an underrated musical genius of the last decades
Uh, I really don't think George Clinton is underrated...he's considered the Godfather of funk. Maybe not listened to a lot, but definitely not underrated.
Why did it take me so long to find you three? And wait, Kassav?. I'm now wondering if your gorgeous rhythmics will increase in speed somehow. Whatever you do in the futchah, I'm tuning in.
Anybody with a Don Blackman album can do no wrong.
Dig these guys .... ✌️
ooooo KRUNGbin
Haha axel F! What a legend. Love them
cool interview tho, keep up with the good work man
Thank you.
Rad interview - around an hour too short though!
Thanks! They were very gracious guests and seemed to have fun talking music with us.
Laura......whew!
Laura's chuckle tho :D
J dillaaaaa
I think the most important piece of information I learned from this interview is how to pronounce the band’s name.
scientist wins the world cup is A TOUGH DUB RECORD, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Great to hear Laura giving props to Flabba Holt🏅
hi we’re crumb ben and this is records in my life
Best!
DJ looks like he could be Blackman's son.
100%
twins or father and son ? what is possible ? :)
Kassav !
We must have been at the same pfunk show lol... Insane, long, shows.
ain't no party like a P-FUNK party cuz a P-Funk party don't stop!
Been listening to Scientist since 1980 and Parliament since the 70s but Kassav are new to me. In fact Osmium was released in 1970 and Introducing Scientist the Best Dub album in the World 1980. Kassav appears to have been around since 1979 so a lot of catching up to do. Although I'm not sure I rate them much.
Thanks for this, but please use clip-on mics or boom mics or something. It's so weird watching them try to handle records and mics at the same time
Yeah Holding You, Loving You is one of the best songs ever made. I remember trying to sample Don and just ending up listening to his shit instead.
Damn, Don Blackman brings the funk !
had a listen to Kassav -hes right they're pretty awesome - reminds me of Manu Dibango
Yeah kassav french west indies band.one of greatest, grooviest finest live acts of the last 4 decade ,they played all over the world , unfortunately under mainstream media radar
astro farhi they are pretty mainstream in the francophone sphere.
@@TheFrederic888have you ever heard a song of that band played on a regular basis on . French Mainstream radio stations (rfm,nostalgie ,France inter, rtl rmc,europe 1..) ? Nope ..have you ever seen them regularly invited or interviewed on french tv ..Nope .after having performed sold out gigs at big paris arenas (zenith, bercy) through 2 decades, They were the first French band to fill stade de france (2009)..this has been blatantly ignored.and the latter even wrongly awarded to indochine in 2010. Anyway they don't need that. As they have more than proven themselves where things really matter : on thousands stages around the world entertaining millions devoted fans.
astro farhi I mean I am pretty familiar with their kind of music, though I am never been especially interested in their songs. That fits the definition of mainstream I guess. Kolé Séré was a massive hit. I am sure having seen them on multiple tv shows back in the time.
@@TheFrederic888 kole sere is not a kassav song . It initially appeared on jocelyne beroard 1986 first solo album which airing was limited to french Caribbean islands and diaspora. The massive hit You mentioned , happened
Only because Philippe lavil decided to make a cover in 1988. His established name , his strong connections in the music business , the fact that he sung his solo part in french made the huge difference . Interesting how only that song coming straight to your mind talkin about kassav although it s not theirs. Good proof they not mainstream as far as france main territory is concerned. in Martinique, and Guadeloupe you do have a point ..they are Mainstream as zouk has been the relentless and dictatorial dominant music all over those places for decades ..I remember getting death threats while hosting a weekly 2hours rock program on a radio station in fort de france .
0:03 how I feel every time I listen to them
DON BLACKMAN WOW
Damn, now I wanna re-watch Beverly Hills Cop!
I've said it before, but she looks like Connie Neilsen's and Katharine McPhee's middle sister.
She’s absolutely correct about Selena. She’s our queen here in Houston and Texas. I wanna marry Laura.
When the drummer pulls out Beverly Hills Cop the other two look at him and don't say WTF!!
Can't find that kassav record anywhere, does it have an alternate cover?
The whole album : th-cam.com/video/sC9pzawae9c/w-d-xo.html
Scientist is the Don
joaquin phoenix?
Laurie Lee would make a great late night DJ
I am a fan of laura lee now.
I don't mind that he likes Axel F, but I heard that so many times back in the day...I really don't care to ever hear it again.
So it's pronounced "Krungbin" that's how she said it
Sounds like an alien character off futurama
Seriously I love the band but why not a better name
It means airplane in thai.... ya know cause there fly ass thai funk band
Dont forget to blink ur eyes.
Shes hot
Are they high or something? Just asking, not judging
Damn , let me throw a wig on😺
Nardwuar interview would be awesome
They always are!
Kassav'
Droppin names with the Errol "Flabba" Holt, one of the greatest of all time!!! Peep this video if you want to see what she is talkin about here: th-cam.com/video/J7Sc_OwDxBg/w-d-xo.html
I am a big fan of Khruangbin but i'm pretty sure that they are just fucking with the interviewer about their music taste. lol
I'm not sure they were messing with us. Mark pulled out all the albums from a massive pile of records in the back lounge of their tour bus. They had literally hundreds of vinyl records stacked in the back of the bus. Perhaps these were some of the easily accessible albums near the top of the piles, but everything they spoke about came from their own collections. Intense record lovers!
Oh.
Records in my life, not records, "In my Life" by the Beatles.
Still good, but... Wouldn't that be cool, too?
Love them. I just don't get the wig shtick.
Sucks I mist this
how old is she?
Dreamer23245 she's hot
be that as it may. does anyone know her age ?
@@Dreamer23245 Old enough...........
Love this band but I really wish they'd remove those wigs!!
Maybe it's because I'm in my 50's but i think the wig is brilliant. They've created an image around their music that can outlive themselves. The groovy 60's wigs make them timeless, and so suggestive of a trip-out era. I'm down with the wig. mrh
funny i love these guys but hate kassav if u are from africa most of that stuff sucks