Flying Lotus - Pickled

[SodaNSoap]

great.. that future jazz man!

[katsyb]

Damn. This is so dope.

[famceo23]

thunder cat is a beassssstttttttttttttttttttt

[bushshwack]

Like riding a lightcycle through the freeway, ugh, i wish i had one right now!

[YaTakoyDa]

I'm afraid this track

awesome

[LiamShan1]

i love what sounds to be like a air plane flying overhead mixed with the like train horn. I dunno why put it really puts a picture in my mind

[Quake2815]

TOONAMI! LOL well it sounds like it.

[singdeinn]

1:01 i hear the heat wave 2 synth

[5AU5AGEROLL]

The two people who disliked this are obviously really shitty bass players.

[bungaloe118]

The Bass in this is emotionally good!

[Starkiller911]

Give it time guys, it's not that this music is unpopular, it's just ahead of the game, futuristic even...give it a generation, all genres will converge into the masterpiece that is......FLYING LOTUS

[StillLifeWithMangoes]

i want to transpose this to guitar...

[LIGHTRONIX]

This song is the feeling of standing next to a speeding train shooting by....

[snappy2332]

WHY DO HALF THE FLYLO VIDEOS CUT OUT YOUTUBE? WHY?!?!?!

[Starkiller911]

@snappy2332 It's to give you time to recollect your thoughts after such a musical experience.

[RedRocker360]

who tf disliked it

[discipleg3]

I vote the flying lotus is the musical genius of the decade at THE LEAST

[KINGTUFF17]

although i am not much intelligent with the UK music scene, flylo to me is an american classic. Following the likes of J Dilla; creating a musical sound that can progress our everyday life. Dudes from california, he may have international influences but the dudes soul is here in the u.s.a

[3yedea]

O_O *brain explodes*

[bfizzledizzle]

The bass player is called Thundercat. He is a total beast

[tbcass]

@bfizzledizzle Sounds a lot like Jaco Pastorious.

[lukazkal]

@bfizzledizzle oh yeah that is some useful information, thx!

[Satie3]

Reminding me a lot of Squarepusher. Especially Ultravisitor. Obviously still has the Unique edge and syncopation of Flying Lotus

[kingeric77]

you can here the UK influence on this one, the drums are quite garagey, the synths are too...but then combined with this american funk-jazz bass...you can really hear how good he is at mining for samples and using them in a non-obvious, highly music way...its like he explores the whole of american black music, in the same way that Burial goes deep into the underground of UK hardcore, jungle, and garage...Flylo is the only one approaching Burial in terms of talent and ability to capture a sound

[herefordopeness]

@kingeric77 Totally agree! 

[MellowYellow242]

@kingeric77 i gotta disagree with you on the point that i think Fly Lo surpasses Burial in his 'talent and ability to capture a sound'

I like Burial's music, but he doesn't really get too experimental with his stuff. Burial kind of reminds me of The Field. the music is good, but it's not that complex. which i can't say the same of for Flying Lotus.

[Frostbite1231]

The bass line could be a rip from Scarified...it definitely sounds in vain of Juan Alderate

[sntOwnz13]

why are so many of there songs on this album just nothing for like 2 minutes left?

[bomberjads]

@sntOwnz13 I'm not sure but it could be a method used to preserve sound quality.

[levi22rags]

@sntOwnz13 it could be so people actually buy the music, and dont pirate it.

[sntOwnz13]

@levi22rags pirating is the way!

[ninjafrank1337]

@sntOwnz13 That's not how they are on the album, if you actually have it.

[LeWeYfilms]

the bass is insane