Birdy Nam Nam - Jazz it at home

[psbzu]

This is pure class!

[badassbmonkey]

happy smiley faces all over

[JemRemake]

Jazz and scratch is a perfect combination!

[Xhaosz]

Now this shit I dig!

respect, you made me believe that the future music industry isn't lost!

[dariuccio90]

siete dei mostri wuaju spaccate idoli!!!!!!!!

[onetimepeace]

birdy nam nam are so sic!

[UpCheers]

Check out the Community Skratch Games Tour if you're into fine cuts.

[skratch102]

@UpCheers thx

[theonepaintedrose]

Verry cool,

Yah a litl like st germain but realy in there own stile.

Yes this is jazz, I would call it New Fusion. "Says an educated jazz mucisian", it's still my opinion thoug. I myseelf rather play instruments. But realy these guys are too! Aplause

[ledbea]

MORE COWBELL!

[djmastervibe]

nothing is in time !!! aaarrgg !! is that jazz????

[CommanderPayne]

@djmastervibe

It's called improvisation, you'll learn that word when you're a couple of grades up.

[mrfaithman23]

@djmastervibe what's the problem? it's ONLY good music, let it flow into you :)

[TheCrispyColonel]

Probably the best thing I have ever heard.

[gekkehuis666]

sounds like st germain :) and also daft punk sometimes this rules

Thumbs up for this kind off music

[Kjarrtan]

Better than the original. Impressive.

[hendrixphish420]

this is what im talking about!

i suspect as time goes on music and technology will intergrate much more.

this is astounding.

great live music, great vibes, excellent visual work too.

what more could you want?

[gigettu]

i'm italian and i love french touch.most in elettronical music...superb

[JCUT01]

yeah!

[B2France]

They should make a collaboration with C2C.

[Pepouni]

absolutely super

[aqme77]

allez tous les voir au cabaret vert y font des live démentie !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[703mofo]

absolutely amazing. this is what the future of the art form has in store. between these guys, c2c, scratch science, etc, the french have an entire stable of forward thinking turntablists coming out of that country.

take that and consider the bugged out styles of whats going on on the west coast of the united states with guys like ricci rucker, mike boo, etc, things look very good for the future of things to come.

[MrMusicevolution]

@703mofo You couldn't have said it any better than that..Right on.

[YellaDevil1]

@703mofo I couldn't agree with you more. It almost seems as if they have a greater appreciation for the art of turntablism that we seem to have lost here in the states. In my home state of Louisiana, however, the movement has been sort of resurrected from the days that I and most of my relatives were cuttin' and mixin' at our local radio station 94.3 KTRY in the mid-late 80's and early 90's with the inception of a group of DJ's called the GO-DJ's.

[Freedomleadpeople]

So fresh and so inovant viva la French Touch xD

[makarachaka]

красавцы ребята я за вас. в Украине вы бы порвали всех. сколько стоит ваше выступление и как с вами связаться. респект вам продолжайте гнуть туда же

[bronchomeister]

who is that guy playing that funky piano? Could it be Jim Dunloop?!

[shayour]

His name is Esbos.

[ATOMICFLOW19]

Esmos

[mbatfreak]

le shiznit! bon bon bon bon

[djbeatjerky804]

I would not go so far as to say that a turntable is a "True or Traditional Instrument"....but anyone who says it cant be played like one is out of their mind.

These katz are very creative and definitly help take turtablism to the next level of musicianship.

Dope as hell...any way you slice it!

[rupertshean]

this band is amazing!

check out the original Jazz it at home song (non live version)

it has a killer cut up scratched drum and bass beat.

this version is so cool cause it shows how they make the song. each of the 4 turntabalists scratch a different part of the song. like one is doing the sax and the others symth.

insane and genius.

they are playing on saturday in London in Cargo.

i walked around london tonight and put this song on repeat for ever. so should you!

[DjNeedL]

Ce live à la maroquinerie restera a jamais dans les annales.

ENOOOORME quoi !