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  • awesome!!!!! =)

  • まるこしまんた探偵事務所を思い出してしました。不謹慎ですみま­せん。

  • I miss Tetsuo.

  • the reason why i love music is casiopea

  • Narucho is STILL the baddest dude on BASS.

  • vanna fa nu bucchinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn­nnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!

  • 素晴らしい

  • this is Dream Theater in jazz ...

  • Haven;t heard Casiopea for a very long time. Thanks for this upload.

  • Casiopea were a jazz fusion novelty when they first aired in the late 70s.The slap funkin bass playing,Cobham drum feel,and guitarist with comparisons to numerous to mention,had you asking,are they really from Japan.What a great promo for Yamaha,nearly every instrument was there handiwork.

  • This just blows me away I love them so much talent

  • THIS BAND IS FUCKING SICK!

  • That's so amazing precise that you can think it was played by a computer.

  • just found this band online....WOOOOW!!!!

  • Es una lástima que no se los conozca mas en América Latina...

  • Man gotta love Casiopea. The bass line is very Jaco.

  • It's groovy as hell!! can you suggest some other bands who are using that kind of bass lines?

  • @tisenderbluesman : I would recommend "Black Market (live)", "Teen Town" & "Volcano for Hire" by Weather Report. "Field Atheletor" and "Oriental Makin' Love" by Naniwa Express (of Japan).

  • @Thatguy301 I know what you mean, but this seems way more Level 42 to me- very Mark King like bass line. Either way, I get it! Great stuff!

  • Very tight

  • Wow, this is the first japanese jazz band I've heard... ever. It sounds great! What other bands are out there??

  • Runic--Check out T-Square here on youtube. There are several "battle of the band" videos between Casiopea and T-Square.

  • Try to look for Ottotrio, it has members of 4 Bands...

    Casiopea, T-Square, Jimsaku and Synchronized DNA.

  • check out t-square and dimension

  • @RunicArtist : Many many many. Need to know some of them ? Tell us your taste and can find a good one.

  • @GettyJapan Zappa, Quasimode, Herbie Hancock (headhunters, man-child,), Grant Green.

    I just love jazz, and music in general, with energy and decent focus. Some Zappa/Mothers jam sessions are my examples of seemingly without focus (Weasels ripped my flesh opening and closing tracks lol). That help? (Sorry for the late-ness on my part)

  • They're ALL very talented!

  • the bass line is great! but, narusei is a steady player. not a a great player when it comes to a solo. i like him better just for rhythm, not for solo. his solo is kind a harsh...i wish he can give a great groove on his solo rather than doing a lot of sound effect..

  • Narucho is cool.

  • one of the best bass lines ive ever heard!!!

    im a drummer... wish i could play like jimbo.... QQ

  • yeah its sweet, i wish i came up with it on my bass lol

    agh well i'l have to keep trying to come up with funk juice like that

  • That bass line is to die for.

  • Faaaaaaaaantasic

    i was listening to these guys back in the eighties reminds me of level42

    well done guys

  • ..I LOVE THEM! ...i listen to them since i was 9..

    ..and it's great ..i have found all this vids on youtube! ..thank you guys 4 posting them!

  • nice bass line

  • phenomenal

  • very superb

  • It's amazing still brilliant even now.

  • Issei Noro kicks ass.

  • I love this song so much.

    This version i loosely tabbed out on GuitarPro(Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keys), though i've kept the solo areas open for improvised soloing except the keys bit which i made up(for cover live performance for my own band).

    Can't believe this song is like 30 years old!

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