I mean, I like all these guys in various combos but this performance was something else. What I particularly liked was that it was free flowing, moving around feels, small solo sections, changing it up and down. This is a special form of music with less form I think! You're going on a ride with them, but they are also taking you along, not leaving you behind.
on the drums there's a kick on the and of 3 and on 4 leading into a stick click on the and of 4 and a click on 1 but it feels like the two kicks are on the first two eigth notes of each measure its all just different ways to groove, try feeling songs in "nontraditional feels" to find new grooves
He wasn't snapping on 1 and 3, he was most definitely snapping on 2 and 4. To get a reference where beat 1 is, listen to the very first snare stroke the drummer plays at 0:29. That is beat 1. The groove he's playing isn't traditional 2 and 4, his emphasis is on beat 1 and the + of 2..
I disagree. *Every* queue they play since that point suggests 1 and 3. Just listen to when things drop out/drop in, when phrasing begins/ends, etc. Besides, they're jamming, who cares about the first stroke, the beat is defined in the moment.
then somebody should tell mono where the 1 is, because his one is the someway everybody is hearing it cory tweeted about 1 and 3 clap and said theres nothing wrong with it.
Thank you everyone for coming out! Follow me on instagram, twitter, facebook, youtube, soundcloud, myspace. I got a lot of things happening. We playin' monday at da longbeach... uhm uh, at the federal in longbeach aswell as releasing five records, picking up my drycleaning, washing my dirty dishes, singin' with my church group.... ... Man that was the longest fucking rant to end a performance
funny, ive seen cory henry & the apostles recently and i think i have never enjoyed a concert more. but by the end i somehow thought to myself "i think i can play like that too" and now i'm asking myself how i could come to that assumption, i guess it was the euphoria, and maybe some booze. shame mononeon wasn't with them, the other bassist was dope as well though. the only other thing i was kinda saddened by was that cory always says the same things to the crowd like the how many bodies and of course they wont come up with new interactions each gig, but eh, sometimes it felt like he was totally somewhere else mentally as he said those routined lines, not to take away from his or the band's performance though, they were all very much in it and you could feel the energy in the crowd too.
If I know Cory, he's getting a stream going for Twitch or whatever. He does that often when he's doing online stuff at home. It's all part of promoting his music. He's not texting with his girlfriend (I think....)!
Right. And who gives it’s a recording. Everyone has been recorded on the hush, they just showing some histories. This is where a lot of shit is borne. Jack White listened then put out Hi Di Ho, cus of this.
Thing is, if one of them said 'Let's play a groove in F', they would just start and work it out. The choice was Superstition, which I know is a Cory favourite, but he chose at the time how much, or how little of the original he used. You're seeing a particular way of improvising here which is free to move in and out of different feels, depending upon how they....feel! They knew exactly what they were doing, but mostly as they were doing it. Has your perception changed in five years?
Man, the way that dude kicks in with the drums, that's cookin'!
That Sakae bass drum sounds absolutely incredible.
that snare drum sounds pretty crispy too.
Listening with my KZs. It’s Kicking ass
From 0:20 - 0:40 it looks like Cory Henry's right arm is tiny and white
+Jasper Rose Haha!
+Jasper Rose hahahaha
hahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahhahah
Jasper Rose ha
LOL 😆 😆
When you believe in things you don't understand groove oh my 🙌🏾👍🏾
once you get the beat, *_when you feel it_* , it is sooooooooooo funky damn
I mean, I like all these guys in various combos but this performance was something else. What I particularly liked was that it was free flowing, moving around feels, small solo sections, changing it up and down. This is a special form of music with less form I think! You're going on a ride with them, but they are also taking you along, not leaving you behind.
He said snap on the 2 & 4, right?
Well, they funky.
i already love mono and cory but i came here for taron, after watching him play with cory for npr. it's fun to watch him play
4:05 - 4:20
"No dont hit it! That ain't no way to finish this song." Hahaha
7:46 these are good musicians
Wow! I'm sad i've only just seen this. What a line up
on the drums there's a kick on the and of 3 and on 4 leading into a stick click on the and of 4 and a click on 1
but it feels like the two kicks are on the first two eigth notes of each measure
its all just different ways to groove, try feeling songs in "nontraditional feels" to find new grooves
That drummie is boss
He said to snap on the 2 and 4, but god dammint that did not feel like the 2 and 4 when he started leading it.
I'm with you, from what I was feeling he was snapping on the 1 and 3. Maybe he was just fucking with everyone. Or we could be wrong.
I think he was counting in double time
Was feeling the same thing
no, no, no, no! 2 and 4 it is
@@bassic4 I agree. I had to abandon what I thought was right and just listen. it's way funkier where he puts 2 and 4
amooooo.......tudo de bom
This is the best video to ever exist
What do you mean? The best video?
i guess best porn :)
Taron you are the man bro.
He wasn't snapping on 1 and 3, he was most definitely snapping on 2 and 4. To get a reference where beat 1 is, listen to the very first snare stroke the drummer plays at 0:29. That is beat 1. The groove he's playing isn't traditional 2 and 4, his emphasis is on beat 1 and the + of 2..
I disagree. *Every* queue they play since that point suggests 1 and 3. Just listen to when things drop out/drop in, when phrasing begins/ends, etc. Besides, they're jamming, who cares about the first stroke, the beat is defined in the moment.
then somebody should tell mono where the 1 is, because his one is the someway everybody is hearing it cory tweeted about 1 and 3 clap and said theres nothing wrong with it.
@@demac209 The first kick note is on the "and" of the 1, not on a downbeat
Stuffs warbling, Genius,
False wall behind the stage creates a 200hz node, when mono isn’t palm muting he’s using it to his full advantage. What an ear
9:41 so good.
thanks for the lesson, now I can count it right
.Watched this Live on Cory's Periscope Last week, & it was Soooooo Good!!.. the whoLe set tho!!..
me too!! they killed it
@@JMorrDen 999
Yes. Left handed on the guitar and great.
Fantastic
Thank you everyone for coming out! Follow me on instagram, twitter, facebook, youtube, soundcloud, myspace. I got a lot of things happening. We playin' monday at da longbeach... uhm uh, at the federal in longbeach aswell as releasing five records, picking up my drycleaning, washing my dirty dishes, singin' with my church group....
... Man that was the longest fucking rant to end a performance
Cocaine side effect
yup
you guys ripped it up man
This sounds amazing .. great band :)
one of the best versions of Superstition iv'e ever heard
Junto os mais brabo
Great stuff, what's that aweful KORG clavinet sound, LOL, Man you groove monsters !
This is so funky it hurts. Lol
I swear... these dudes can find a pocket any where they damn well please lol
4.17 ahhhh
Cool, I saw this happen on Cory's Periscope.
funny, ive seen cory henry & the apostles recently and i think i have never enjoyed a concert more. but by the end i somehow thought to myself "i think i can play like that too" and now i'm asking myself how i could come to that assumption, i guess it was the euphoria, and maybe some booze. shame mononeon wasn't with them, the other bassist was dope as well though. the only other thing i was kinda saddened by was that cory always says the same things to the crowd like the how many bodies and of course they wont come up with new interactions each gig, but eh, sometimes it felt like he was totally somewhere else mentally as he said those routined lines, not to take away from his or the band's performance though, they were all very much in it and you could feel the energy in the crowd too.
I was in the room when this happened very tight and hot room. Might I add LOL but Standing right next to the camera it was a nice situation .
Wow wow woww! Killed. Absolutely slaughtered
Are these Sakae Trilogy drums?
10:42, like "the kick is on the 1 and 3"? :D
Mark is that dude bruh
I feel like the build in the latter half could've done with less weirdness, just a wooooaooowww bass slide and a sudden throw back into the groove
Will gittens on drums? :p
Sweet Jesus! This is crazy good! :-)
7:23 NO fucking way!
he just use his left. can't imagine if he use right hand to play LOL
The guy's pissing about on his phone in the middle of a gig!
...modernity..
If I know Cory, he's getting a stream going for Twitch or whatever. He does that often when he's doing online stuff at home. It's all part of promoting his music. He's not texting with his girlfriend (I think....)!
guten gluten there
5:09 okay that is most dirty 5:39 5:55 7:15
That didn't feel like 2 & 4
Freaky
Cory please, play your own music.
they were jammin...
sebastian mendoza lo sé :))
Solo me encantaria escuchar un album de esos maestros. Saludos
Looked more like they had no idea what they actually were doing.
Like they were improvising you mean? :D
Right. And who gives it’s a recording. Everyone has been recorded on the hush, they just showing some histories. This is where a lot of shit is borne. Jack White listened then put out Hi Di Ho, cus of this.
Talked to you in 2023
Thing is, if one of them said 'Let's play a groove in F', they would just start and work it out. The choice was Superstition, which I know is a Cory favourite, but he chose at the time how much, or how little of the original he used.
You're seeing a particular way of improvising here which is free to move in and out of different feels, depending upon how they....feel!
They knew exactly what they were doing, but mostly as they were doing it.
Has your perception changed in five years?
meh...