I never Comment on youtube but... this Mr Baebel is clearly a troll.
There is no other way his spelling would be this bad, and he is pointing out things that everyone should know are false. J S Bach never improvised? wrong he was known to do that a lot. the short hand writing they used " Figured Bass" is quite the parallel to chord symbols we use in pop or jazz, and a lot of the language he invented has shown up as staples in the jazz language of the century that has just passed.
@herrmannator101 : Zappa hat's mal ganz schön ausgedrückt: "Jazz is not dead, it just smells funny." - Dem ist nichts hinzuzufügen...
Jedes Ghettokid irgendwo auf dieser Welt hat mehr Musik im kleinen Zeh als all diese prätentiösen Jazzerärsche zusammen, die nichts weiter können als ständig darauf hinzuweisen, dass sie dann was von Musik verstehen würden, dass sie ausgebildet seien etc. etc. - Man muss nur mal das Geschwafel hier lesen.
also das kann man so glaub ich doch nicht ganz stehen lassen.
Jazz hat erstmal nichts mit theorie, oder studiert/nicht studiert zu tun. es ist eine hörgewohnheit. so wie es volksstämme gibt, die völlig andere tonfrequenzen benutzen als wir. für uns klingt es furchtbar, aber für sie klingt es wunderschön.
bei jazz ist es ähnlich denke ich. für mich macht da auch nicht alles sinn, aber ich bin mir 100pro sicher,dass es für ihn das schönste überhaupt ist. sonst würd der nicht so gucken!
@MrBaebel Natürlich. Nur weil du Musik offensichtlich nicht zu weißt, heißt das nicht, dass es keine Leute gibt, die echte Musik (z. B. guten Jazz wie diesen) wertschätzen. Du musst schon gewaltige Komplexe zu haben, um zu glauben, dass wir das nur hören, um dich zu ärgern und deine Ghettomusik abzuwerten.
@MrBaebel Oh mein Gott, so ein dummes Gelaber hab ich ja schon lang nicht mehr gelesen. Jazz ist fühlen hören und spielen. Jazz ist durchs hören und nachspieln, das geworden was es ist. Und immer wieder waren Leute dabei, die dann jazz ein stück weitergebracht bzw verändert haben. Ich finde Mehldau ist so einer. Jazz ist das was man grad fühlt/ bzw schön findet auf das instrument zu übertragen. Technische Übungen und alles was dazu gehört sind nur dazu da um das zu ermöglichen.
@MrBaebel Kein Jazzmusiker erhebt sich über andere nur weil er studiert hat , oder berühmt ist...
Das verhält beim Pop zb denke ich anderst, da werden die leute schnell überheblich, nur weil sie mal das glück hattn groß rauszukommen. Beim Jazz weiß jeder musiker was er kann oder nicht kann. Darum sind die meisten doch eher bescheiden. Ich kam zum jazz durch keinen lehrer oder keine schule, sondern weil ich anfing jazz gern zu hören un dann begann das was mir gefiel nachzuspielen
@MrBaebel Ich denke dein Problem ist, dass du der Musik nicht richtig zuhörst. Es nicht schlimm, wenn du bei Jazz nich richtig hinhörst. Musst du ja nicht, wenn du ihn nicht magst.
Aber du bist so eine arrogante, ignorante Persöhnlichkeit, du hörst nicht mal der musik zu, die du gern hörst. Dafür bist du viel zu sehr von deinen eigenen Schranken beschränkt. Armer Mensch.
Diese Schwuchtel verdient es, richtig hart in die Fresse gehauen bekommen. Schau mal nur seine dämliche Fresse: er empfindet ja so unendlich viel, dass er so aussehen muss, er ist ja so feste in der Musike gefangen, fühlt mehr als jeder andere diese Kunst, die da so sehr schmerzt...
B-I-T-T-E!!! - Wo leben wir? - Wer sind wir? - JAAA?!?!
Das ist doch nur zum Kotzen!! - Dabei hat dieser Arsch noch nicht mal ne einzige Zeile Musik geschrieben!
@herrmannator101 : Sieh's mal so, Hermie: - Ich kann dem seine Fresse einfach nicht! - Ich könnte den stundenlang watschen, ohne einen Tropfen Schweiss zu vergiessen.
Dieser Clown hat nie auch nur 1 Fitzelchen Musik geschrieben und zieht dann eine so miese Show ab, da kommt mir die kalte Kotze.
Seine "Interpretationen" beginnen immer gleich und gehen dann in dieses endlos öde mid-tempo Geklimper über. Das stinkt schlimmer als ein überfahrener Skunk.
to @MrBaebel you really don't know what you're talking about, In the time of classical music, they (bach, mozart, beethoven) do Improvisation too! It is nothing different to the contemporary improviser. Modern improviser just use more complex harmony and rhythm.
To ThePianoguy89: Yes , totally agreed! Almost all jazz piano players could play classical piano.
@wefuntw : Obviously you don't have the slightest clue what you're talking about: It's a huge difference of how and when it came to "improvisations" then and now: No Ludwig Van, no Bach never ever dared to shock their audience with such selfish fuss! - And btw how could they? - They had to conduct an orchestra.
"Interprating" in public an other's composers work was such an unbearable affront it simply would have led to the end of the career of the wrongdoer.
@MrBaebel You said you hate jazz and piano covers, then why are you watching it? Piano covers and jazz is not pseudo artistry. Music is universal and there aere different genres. If you cannot appreciate it, then you have the option to not to watch it. You said that someone hands should rot off? Have your brain decomposed along with your illogical ranting? Are you even a musician anyway? I think not!
@ThePianoguy89 : It's purely therapeutic. It helps me to get into a temper tantrum to get rid of all the frustrations bottled up throughout a week.
I'm no musician, I'm a music consumer with a perfect working inbuilt bullshit detector™; - piano jazz IS fastidious, pseudo, shitty and it's even more true when it comes to the audience; - arrogantly looking clueless douchebags.
I don't wanna see him his hands rotten of; - I simply couldn't stand a whining bunch of those devout wannabe fans.
@MrBaebel "piano jazz IS fastidious, pseudo, shitty and it's even more true when it comes to the audience; - arrogantly looking clueless douchebags" Piano jazz is an art form and jazz is one of the most complex musical genres in the world. If you don't appreciate it , why listen? Does that make sense. Music is universal and there's many different styles and genres. What makes jazz so great is that it was innovative and rule breaking compared to the Western norms of music. Music is music.
@MrBaebel Music is music. Why listen to piano jazz if you don't like it. If you don't like it that's fine. Don't call jazz music shitty or fake because there so many great jazz pianists like Oscar Peterson, Herbie Hancock, Keith Jarret, and many more. Jazz is known a staple musical genre and jazz is the most complex genres in the world. I hate when people are so close-minded that they try to undermine one musical genre over another without knowing the history and the essence. Music is universal.
@ThePianoguy89 : Music is universal. From breathtakingly wonderful and touching that leaves me with a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes to totally fastidious, pseudo and shitty.
Audiences of classical piano jazz trios never ever show any emotions beyond a slight head nodding. Mehldau started very pleasingly just to go on with that endlessly boring kling-klang-klong - I think it's called - midtempo improvisation EVERY piano jazz trio falls in sooner or later. Fastidious, pseudo, shitty.
@MrBaebel You have no idea what you are talking about. I am a classical pianist and I do jazz improvisations as well. There's nothing pseudo or crappy about jazz pianism. There have many masters of jazz piano that proved how great of a skill it is to have jazz hands. You should not talk about jazz like that if you don't have knowledge of intervals and scales of jazz. The kling-klong kind of sound is an attribute of jazz, which is dissonance. Jazz is a great genre of music and it is an art-form.
@ThePianoguy89 : We come closer! - A little comparison with "Modern Art": until - let's say - the area of Impressionism, (almost) everyone could decide what's great art and what is not.
In Expressionism and Classic Modern Art things started to shift. More and more the explanation of art became much more important than the artwork itself; - see Damien Hirst's shark (The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living).
I think the same happened in some parts of (...to be continued)
@ThePianoguy89 :...music like Jazz Music. Some people thought there was no need anymore that music was joyful, touching, gripping, now there were music experts who told you why this and that was - or even had to be - great.
I do understand why Musical Geniuses like Ludwig Van, Bach, Mozart who were way above any contemporary jazz musician had no problems to reach millions while those jazz musicians can barely make a living with their "art"; - it's because they try to do "art" instead of music…
@MrBaebel Are you retarded? You absolutely make no sense at all. I've studied music ethnogrophy and musicology. What do you know about the disciplines of any musical form or its anthropological history as well. Like I said before, jazz is the most complex and diverse form of music, which can defeat modern music by any standard. You are clearly a stupid troll with no musical knowledge or education. Try learning how to articulate correctly before you want to argue.
@MrBaebel There are sooooooooooooo many jazz artists by now and it's really very hard to make a living with this art. However, jazz is not that easy to assimilate because of its complexity. Too many people prefer listening to easy music, simple noisy music or Kleenex shit like Lady Gaga. You dare not criticizing JS Bach or Beethoven, but some of their masterpieces are very long like "Matthew's Passion" and it takes time to appreciate them fully. Same for many jazz artists...
And yes, your the perfect example why I'm so annoyed with that jazz thing: it's not so much the muzack itself, it's the people and the ghoulish rotten smell of their ugly minds...
@MrBaebel Why won't you stop being close-minded and study the musical theory of jazz piano and its history. Jazz pianism is very complex, not fastidious. It takes intelligent people to truly understand the essence of Jazz. Jazz has so mch history, especially African-American history. Myself being African-American really appreciate jazz and how contributed to other sub-genres like R&B, soul, gospel, groove, and funk. I think that anyone should not deny the beauty of jazz.
@ThePianoguy89 : I myself being a sino-gökmongolian jewish with maori-caledonian aboriginy roots think that blowing the giant conch shell trumpet and banging the two-toned yak calf skin drum during a ice cold full moon Walpurgisnacht, or Witches' Sabbath Night for the uninformed dumbass, is the only way one can fully understand and appreciate modern music.
And THAT takes REALLY intliligant and well educated peoples! - YES!!!
Heh I read these comments and wonder how many know that this is a genius covering another genius thru invention, who covered another Genius through invention.
It's really a confluence of interpretative works. Beautiful.
@stormyandcold: if every note is intentional, there is no BS. you have to understand that jazz is highly participator; to really understand it you have to do it, or at least spend a significant amount of time in engaged listening. if you want music that has no surprise, or intent, go listen to Justin Beiber or the like. cheers.
@stormyandcold That "BS" mode is called jazz. Its improvisation--a defining characteristic of the art form, and perhaps the purest form of creativity. Look it up.
@stormyandcold Early jazz music was heavily influenced by the pop music of the time. Look at the history of the song "My Favorite Things" as one example. There are plenty of others, too.
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This is a completely new creation, a seperate musical entity. If he deconstructed the song into pieces and put them together into something completely unrecognizable, that still is no reason why the fans of the "original" song should feel bad - this is just another good, quality piece of music, only in a different genre.
rlly, ppl? cannot understand why brad freakin mehldau should get stupid negative comments from those who apparently have never heard of this kind of music (a.k.a. jazz). mehldau is one of the most prominent + respected young jazz pianists of our generation. yes you can be a fan of the original song or radiohead but what the hell does THAT have to do with THIS music?
If Schubert were around today I think he'd produce this very same work, this is Schubertian. More thans Brahmsian, but not far off. Let's be clear, there's none of the Wagner school here ....
@alexdrumstab According to me, it's just a jazz cover. Though saying that it's too slow or too fast is pointless. Jazz is made of improvisations and giving another view of the Radiohead song, not to make a carbon-copy.
24hrs, in a day. 7 days in a week. 4/4 beats, 4 x 4 = 16. these are all natural, and natural, internal rhythms. Most music is performed at 60-90bpm. you get it? What makes jazz great, is a very thin line between chaos (most over used word ever) and order (order being internal rhythms). This song doesnt support either very well.
again? ok, uncle! its a great cover. i'm going to sell my "A Love Supreme" album (yes album, and not cd) and buy this great,.... cd? album? single? whatever it is, i'm buying it!
"oh dear" so Andre Francis, is now talking about "Rock music" and what song is playing in the background as i type?
The reason "pop" music (like the blues) is great, is because of the restrictions put on it. Anyone can do doodle art, but to paint with limitations, takes a great artist. Like sonnet poetry.
@SaZooCaballero "Pop" is not really a category of music but if you mean music that is popular today i would say that it does takes a certain skill to produce music within the boundaries of simplicity so that it can be more appealing to most people.
People appreciate jazz because it is about expanding boundaries, and channeling your creativity more freely to create something unique, it takes more of your attention to appreciate it so most people cannot handle it and settle for "pop"
You make it sound like jazz is: "Bamboo xylophone (Papua New Guinea) pair of large bamboo xylophones erected on ladders, beaten with rubber flipflops (sandals) or thongs". AGAIN! I LOVE JAZZ! THIS IS BAD JAZZ. GOT IT?
Because A$shollies (like you) think they are better than people how listen to "pop" music and they (you) hide behind jazz because they don't want to be found out. This isnt a matter of taste, this is a matter of being a good person
@SaZooCaballero I don't want to be found out? I am a musician, what are your credentials? I think you don't understand what I'm saying. Just because it's original doesn't mean it has to be obscure. Just think about it, have there been any innovations in the pop world in the last 10 years? Even autotune has been out for a while now. Jazz is about exploration, as it has been since it began. Every time something new happens in jazz, naysayers (like you) get angry and start raging on YouTube.
@Miloshevits Anyone with real “credentials”, wouldn’t put them on display. BTW, I’ve got 10yrs on you son.
Jazz comes from blues which comes from music played by (and for) poor families. Blues, at its time was popular (pop) music, it was accessible to all, it didn't push out non-musician types, unlike you, which was my original point. Thank u
@SaZooCaballero You can think what you want about this music (I'm not all that fond of it either) but it doesn't change the fact that the entire point of jazz is to forge your own path, to "innovate" The point of pop music to appeal to the masses, until people's taste in music changes, it will stay the same (a.k.a bland)
Look at the billboard top 40, Lady Gaga, Pitbull, Kanye West, Black Eyed Peas, Katy Perry, etc. That is what is "pop" at the moment. I like Radiohead too, but they are not pop
“that the entire point of jazz is to forge your own path, to "innovate”
“The point of pop music to appeal to the masses”
So pop music can’t be innovative and still “appeal to the masses”. Ok, what about, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen a little band called the Beatles. None of that is innovative, you sure?
As for Black Eyed Peas, Katy Perry, Pitbull you’d be right, not a fan of any of that. But Kanye West? Lady Gaga?
@Miloshevits Not so sure that they are not innovative. Kanye West’s “808's and heartbreak”, not sure I’ve heard anything like that, maybe Burials “Untrue”. Lady Gaga, it’s more about image than the music, I know, I know, it shouldn’t be, but, part of her innovation is just that, image. Like Andy Warhol, you don’t need to like it, but it’s innovative, and should be respected for that.
@Miloshevits As for Radiohead (as of today) there not really popular, but when “ok computer” came out they were. They also lost a lot of fans from that album and gain some as well. This is the same ban that did “Creep”, not a very good song, Tom doesn’t even like it. Big I’m a big fan!
- Pyramid Song! OMG! Maybe there best. Check out its wikipedia article: "was heavily influenced by the Charles Mingus song "Freedom," Not a bad thing, two of my favs!!!
@Miloshevits “exploration” Do you have a radio, internet? Pop music has changed more in 10yrs than jazz has in 30yrs., Mashups? M.I.A? New Orleans Bounce? Radiohead! Hey what about Radiohead? “it's ironic don’t you think”, that this “exploration” would explore “pop” music; the same album that has brought more change to music (pop) in maybe 20yrs? “its like rain on your wedding day”.
Thanks to me, I’ve got this crappy cover hit count up to 791,929.
You should instruct yourself a little bit more. Work with your heart and sensibilitie. I didn´t mean to be aggressive, but there are so many realities, and when someone just sees one it´s sad...
Drums come in WAY too early, way too busy. Have you heard the original? this maybe the worst cover I've ever heard. I know all about "artistic interpretation", and this is what a poor "interpretation" sounds like. The meaning, the feel, the build and the heart of this song does not live in this version.
"Jazz is the last refuge of the untalented. Jazz musicians enjoy themselves more than anyone listening to them does"
Tony Wilson.
Check out: Sonic Youth doing "Superstar" by the Carpenters
@somiberico I love Jazz, but most Jazz is played for the musician not the audience. if you want to do that, stay in the basement. a love supreme, seven steps to heaven, mingus mingus mingus on and on. Maybe some of the best albums ever recorded. So yeah, jazz can be great, but often time (like here) a disguise.
@SaZooCaballero I think it´s like if you´re used to read Boris Vian you might like, but if you´re used to read Donald Duck, it will be difficult to love it. Jazz is a enormous universe, you can´t define Jazz,by the mainstream, though i like it...
@somiberico are you for real? ok? Well yes, I like "Donald Duck" and "Boris Vian" so? Whats next? you overeducated and under experienced (fill in the blank),... is this where you try to do the "john zorn" thing? Its a piss-poor cover, and if I were Radiohead I'll sue for makin a crappy cover of a great song!
@SaZooCaballero "I love Jazz, but most Jazz is played for the musician not the audience. " So the Jazz audiences are misguided, then? the poor souls paid their gig ticket, not realizing that they have come to hear the wrong type of music, is that right?
@SaZooCaballero "I love Jazz, but most Jazz is played for the musician not the audience. " So the Jazz audiences are misguided, then? the poor souls paid their gig ticket, not realizing that they have come to hear the wrong type of music, is that right?
@somiberico Such a tremendous stupid thing to say. There´s only good, or bad music..Why is that all great classic and rock musicians, all end up playing jazz....
@SaZooCaballero Such a tremendous stupid thing to say. There´s only good, or bad music..Why is that all great classic and rock musicians, all end up playing jazz...
@SaZooCaballero "Jazz is the last refuge of the untalented...." Tony Wilson... is that the late rock producer Tony Wilson ? And he didn't care much for Jazz, did he? oh dear.
Well, since we're quoting personalities, a few kind words by Andre Francis, a Jazz producer. In his book he writes things like this: Rock music is "commercial, simplistic and facile" and "cretinizes audiences" .
Rather sweeping , isn't it? And so is Andy Wilson's comment.
WTF, thats the worst fucking cover i've ever heard.....its all over the place. The melody is mixed into the main chorus and ruined the whole damn thing.
You should be ashamed of yourselves. No-one should EVER cover this track unless they can perform it how it should be done.
I love the freedom that Brad has in his playing...he does'nt feel bound by the jazz tradition and it is refreshing:-) Peace and Fortune to you BRAD!!!
The soul of Radiohead songs are Thom Yorke's beautiful lyrics. And yet this guy manages to interpret the feeling without them. That's what I call talent.
I love it when someone new suddenly comes out from nowhere and reinvents what a piano can sound like.
Those rare personalities who plays with a spirit of not caring about the fact that pianos have been around since the 1700´s - and that ALL possibles sounds / moods already have been played........personalities who still comes up with something completely new and fresh against all these odds.
If you want to hear a killer Mehldau solo, check him out on this Lee Konitz tune:
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PoetryHound 2 days ago
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I never Comment on youtube but... this Mr Baebel is clearly a troll.
There is no other way his spelling would be this bad, and he is pointing out things that everyone should know are false. J S Bach never improvised? wrong he was known to do that a lot. the short hand writing they used " Figured Bass" is quite the parallel to chord symbols we use in pop or jazz, and a lot of the language he invented has shown up as staples in the jazz language of the century that has just passed.
herrmannator101 2 weeks ago
Anyone saying Bach wasn't a Jazz cat is clearly trolling. and the guy said that Bach and Beethoven were too busy conducting? really? Troll.
herrmannator101 2 weeks ago
@herrmannator101 : Zappa hat's mal ganz schön ausgedrückt: "Jazz is not dead, it just smells funny." - Dem ist nichts hinzuzufügen...
Jedes Ghettokid irgendwo auf dieser Welt hat mehr Musik im kleinen Zeh als all diese prätentiösen Jazzerärsche zusammen, die nichts weiter können als ständig darauf hinzuweisen, dass sie dann was von Musik verstehen würden, dass sie ausgebildet seien etc. etc. - Man muss nur mal das Geschwafel hier lesen.
Nur: - Musik machen, das können sie nicht. PUNKT.
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
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also das kann man so glaub ich doch nicht ganz stehen lassen.
Jazz hat erstmal nichts mit theorie, oder studiert/nicht studiert zu tun. es ist eine hörgewohnheit. so wie es volksstämme gibt, die völlig andere tonfrequenzen benutzen als wir. für uns klingt es furchtbar, aber für sie klingt es wunderschön.
bei jazz ist es ähnlich denke ich. für mich macht da auch nicht alles sinn, aber ich bin mir 100pro sicher,dass es für ihn das schönste überhaupt ist. sonst würd der nicht so gucken!
zzmoritzzz 1 week ago
@MrBaebel Natürlich. Nur weil du Musik offensichtlich nicht zu weißt, heißt das nicht, dass es keine Leute gibt, die echte Musik (z. B. guten Jazz wie diesen) wertschätzen. Du musst schon gewaltige Komplexe zu haben, um zu glauben, dass wir das nur hören, um dich zu ärgern und deine Ghettomusik abzuwerten.
MrPaoloFelice 1 week ago
@MrBaebel Oh mein Gott, so ein dummes Gelaber hab ich ja schon lang nicht mehr gelesen. Jazz ist fühlen hören und spielen. Jazz ist durchs hören und nachspieln, das geworden was es ist. Und immer wieder waren Leute dabei, die dann jazz ein stück weitergebracht bzw verändert haben. Ich finde Mehldau ist so einer. Jazz ist das was man grad fühlt/ bzw schön findet auf das instrument zu übertragen. Technische Übungen und alles was dazu gehört sind nur dazu da um das zu ermöglichen.
TheFrightChicken 1 week ago
@TheFrightChicken : Sein Getue ist weit schlimmer als mein "Gelaber", du Hühnerfuss, du frittierter!!
MrBaebel 1 week ago
@MrBaebel Kein Jazzmusiker erhebt sich über andere nur weil er studiert hat , oder berühmt ist...
Das verhält beim Pop zb denke ich anderst, da werden die leute schnell überheblich, nur weil sie mal das glück hattn groß rauszukommen. Beim Jazz weiß jeder musiker was er kann oder nicht kann. Darum sind die meisten doch eher bescheiden. Ich kam zum jazz durch keinen lehrer oder keine schule, sondern weil ich anfing jazz gern zu hören un dann begann das was mir gefiel nachzuspielen
TheFrightChicken 1 week ago
@TheFrightChicken : Möglich! Kann sein, dass Du Recht hast!
Dann ist diese Arschloch kein Musiker, was ich ja schon immer sage!!!
MrBaebel 1 week ago
@MrBaebel Ich denke dein Problem ist, dass du der Musik nicht richtig zuhörst. Es nicht schlimm, wenn du bei Jazz nich richtig hinhörst. Musst du ja nicht, wenn du ihn nicht magst.
Aber du bist so eine arrogante, ignorante Persöhnlichkeit, du hörst nicht mal der musik zu, die du gern hörst. Dafür bist du viel zu sehr von deinen eigenen Schranken beschränkt. Armer Mensch.
TheFrightChicken 1 week ago
@TheFrightChicken : Hähähä!!
Diese Schwuchtel verdient es, richtig hart in die Fresse gehauen bekommen. Schau mal nur seine dämliche Fresse: er empfindet ja so unendlich viel, dass er so aussehen muss, er ist ja so feste in der Musike gefangen, fühlt mehr als jeder andere diese Kunst, die da so sehr schmerzt...
B-I-T-T-E!!! - Wo leben wir? - Wer sind wir? - JAAA?!?!
Das ist doch nur zum Kotzen!! - Dabei hat dieser Arsch noch nicht mal ne einzige Zeile Musik geschrieben!
MrBaebel 1 week ago
@herrmannator101 : Sieh's mal so, Hermie: - Ich kann dem seine Fresse einfach nicht! - Ich könnte den stundenlang watschen, ohne einen Tropfen Schweiss zu vergiessen.
Dieser Clown hat nie auch nur 1 Fitzelchen Musik geschrieben und zieht dann eine so miese Show ab, da kommt mir die kalte Kotze.
Seine "Interpretationen" beginnen immer gleich und gehen dann in dieses endlos öde mid-tempo Geklimper über. Das stinkt schlimmer als ein überfahrener Skunk.
Aber am schlimmsten ist einfach seine Fresse!
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
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to @MrBaebel you really don't know what you're talking about, In the time of classical music, they (bach, mozart, beethoven) do Improvisation too! It is nothing different to the contemporary improviser. Modern improviser just use more complex harmony and rhythm.
To ThePianoguy89: Yes , totally agreed! Almost all jazz piano players could play classical piano.
wefuntw 1 month ago
@wefuntw : Obviously you don't have the slightest clue what you're talking about: It's a huge difference of how and when it came to "improvisations" then and now: No Ludwig Van, no Bach never ever dared to shock their audience with such selfish fuss! - And btw how could they? - They had to conduct an orchestra.
"Interprating" in public an other's composers work was such an unbearable affront it simply would have led to the end of the career of the wrongdoer.
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
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wefuntw 1 month ago
Goddamm shit!! - Fucking ELEPHANT SHIT!!
I hate piano jazz! - I hate covers! - IN GENERAL!!! - I hate all those fucking fastidiously pseudo artistry shitty fuss!!!
I goddamm hate it!! - Shall his fucking hands rot off along with his fucking maggot brain!! - I HATE THAT GODDAMM SHIT!!!
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SO!!!......It's better now!.....Yes, I feel better now. Don't worry...it's better.....I'm okay....shite....
MrBaebel 1 month ago
@MrBaebel ok
TransparentOctopus 1 month ago
@TransparentOctopus : thanks
MrBaebel 1 month ago
@MrBaebel You said you hate jazz and piano covers, then why are you watching it? Piano covers and jazz is not pseudo artistry. Music is universal and there aere different genres. If you cannot appreciate it, then you have the option to not to watch it. You said that someone hands should rot off? Have your brain decomposed along with your illogical ranting? Are you even a musician anyway? I think not!
ThePianoguy89 1 month ago
@ThePianoguy89 : It's purely therapeutic. It helps me to get into a temper tantrum to get rid of all the frustrations bottled up throughout a week.
I'm no musician, I'm a music consumer with a perfect working inbuilt bullshit detector™; - piano jazz IS fastidious, pseudo, shitty and it's even more true when it comes to the audience; - arrogantly looking clueless douchebags.
I don't wanna see him his hands rotten of; - I simply couldn't stand a whining bunch of those devout wannabe fans.
MrBaebel 1 month ago
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@MrBaebel "piano jazz IS fastidious, pseudo, shitty and it's even more true when it comes to the audience; - arrogantly looking clueless douchebags" Piano jazz is an art form and jazz is one of the most complex musical genres in the world. If you don't appreciate it , why listen? Does that make sense. Music is universal and there's many different styles and genres. What makes jazz so great is that it was innovative and rule breaking compared to the Western norms of music. Music is music.
ThePianoguy89 1 month ago
@MrBaebel Music is music. Why listen to piano jazz if you don't like it. If you don't like it that's fine. Don't call jazz music shitty or fake because there so many great jazz pianists like Oscar Peterson, Herbie Hancock, Keith Jarret, and many more. Jazz is known a staple musical genre and jazz is the most complex genres in the world. I hate when people are so close-minded that they try to undermine one musical genre over another without knowing the history and the essence. Music is universal.
ThePianoguy89 1 month ago
@ThePianoguy89 : Music is universal. From breathtakingly wonderful and touching that leaves me with a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes to totally fastidious, pseudo and shitty.
Audiences of classical piano jazz trios never ever show any emotions beyond a slight head nodding. Mehldau started very pleasingly just to go on with that endlessly boring kling-klang-klong - I think it's called - midtempo improvisation EVERY piano jazz trio falls in sooner or later. Fastidious, pseudo, shitty.
MrBaebel 1 month ago
@MrBaebel You have no idea what you are talking about. I am a classical pianist and I do jazz improvisations as well. There's nothing pseudo or crappy about jazz pianism. There have many masters of jazz piano that proved how great of a skill it is to have jazz hands. You should not talk about jazz like that if you don't have knowledge of intervals and scales of jazz. The kling-klong kind of sound is an attribute of jazz, which is dissonance. Jazz is a great genre of music and it is an art-form.
ThePianoguy89 1 month ago
@ThePianoguy89 : We come closer! - A little comparison with "Modern Art": until - let's say - the area of Impressionism, (almost) everyone could decide what's great art and what is not.
In Expressionism and Classic Modern Art things started to shift. More and more the explanation of art became much more important than the artwork itself; - see Damien Hirst's shark (The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living).
I think the same happened in some parts of (...to be continued)
MrBaebel 1 month ago
@ThePianoguy89 :...music like Jazz Music. Some people thought there was no need anymore that music was joyful, touching, gripping, now there were music experts who told you why this and that was - or even had to be - great.
I do understand why Musical Geniuses like Ludwig Van, Bach, Mozart who were way above any contemporary jazz musician had no problems to reach millions while those jazz musicians can barely make a living with their "art"; - it's because they try to do "art" instead of music…
MrBaebel 1 month ago
@MrBaebel cool opinion but you don't really know what you're talking about
flipadiddle 3 weeks ago
@flipadiddle : yes, I know, I'm fucking cool, I'M AN ARTIST
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
@MrBaebel do you realize how uninformed you sound.
Theres a LOT more work for Jazz and contemporary musicians than there is for classical artist. And honestly, "art" IS "music". You silly goose
ryoshi100 2 weeks ago
@ryoshi100 . lot? or LOT? or L-O-T-???
maybe art is music
but music is music and NO are
every silly fucker who thinks this has to be art has just lost
every stooopid jazzer thinks one have to be technically skilled to do music, err, sorry, art...
but they're dead wrong: music is a way of life, a feeling..no ART so far and wide
...and to answer your first question: yes.
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
@MrBaebel Are you retarded? You absolutely make no sense at all. I've studied music ethnogrophy and musicology. What do you know about the disciplines of any musical form or its anthropological history as well. Like I said before, jazz is the most complex and diverse form of music, which can defeat modern music by any standard. You are clearly a stupid troll with no musical knowledge or education. Try learning how to articulate correctly before you want to argue.
ThePianoguy89 2 weeks ago
@MrBaebel There are sooooooooooooo many jazz artists by now and it's really very hard to make a living with this art. However, jazz is not that easy to assimilate because of its complexity. Too many people prefer listening to easy music, simple noisy music or Kleenex shit like Lady Gaga. You dare not criticizing JS Bach or Beethoven, but some of their masterpieces are very long like "Matthew's Passion" and it takes time to appreciate them fully. Same for many jazz artists...
TheRunner75 2 weeks ago
@TheRunner75 : Really? - So many?? - phew!!
And yes, your the perfect example why I'm so annoyed with that jazz thing: it's not so much the muzack itself, it's the people and the ghoulish rotten smell of their ugly minds...
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
@MrBaebel Why won't you stop being close-minded and study the musical theory of jazz piano and its history. Jazz pianism is very complex, not fastidious. It takes intelligent people to truly understand the essence of Jazz. Jazz has so mch history, especially African-American history. Myself being African-American really appreciate jazz and how contributed to other sub-genres like R&B, soul, gospel, groove, and funk. I think that anyone should not deny the beauty of jazz.
ThePianoguy89 1 month ago
@ThePianoguy89 : I myself being a sino-gökmongolian jewish with maori-caledonian aboriginy roots think that blowing the giant conch shell trumpet and banging the two-toned yak calf skin drum during a ice cold full moon Walpurgisnacht, or Witches' Sabbath Night for the uninformed dumbass, is the only way one can fully understand and appreciate modern music.
And THAT takes REALLY intliligant and well educated peoples! - YES!!!
ALL THE REST CRAP!!!
...and you, guy, go hammer your piano now...
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
@MrBaebel If you don't like piano, why do you listen to it?
TheRunner75 2 weeks ago
@TheRunner75 : BECAUSE I HATE IT!!! - Dickwanst!
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
thom yorke did it first yall
rhetoricjams 1 month ago
Heh I read these comments and wonder how many know that this is a genius covering another genius thru invention, who covered another Genius through invention.
It's really a confluence of interpretative works. Beautiful.
Mehldau->York->Chopin
losghost 2 months ago 2
I get your Glenn Gould comment - Oscar was a bit more florid but Brad has the soul of both
drxerxes 2 months ago
@drxerxes : Glenn takes it all - bm is a fucking stupid pretending foolish jerk of a lame fat stinky asshole
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
@stormyandcold: if every note is intentional, there is no BS. you have to understand that jazz is highly participator; to really understand it you have to do it, or at least spend a significant amount of time in engaged listening. if you want music that has no surprise, or intent, go listen to Justin Beiber or the like. cheers.
mcgiggle 2 months ago
Thanks!!!!! (And I could remember another genius: Chopin: Prelude no. 4 Op. 28
brenocirilo 2 months ago
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brenocirilo 2 months ago
Brad, I hope someday I'll have the honor to say you personally THANKS !
TlaLaLa21 3 months ago
Insert long winded comment about music.
zrouth 3 months ago
He's good, but, I don't like it when he goes into "bs" mode, if you know what I mean.
stormyandcold 4 months ago
@stormyandcold keep listening to this kind of music, jazz, classical pinao., it takes a while to "get" the BS section. Pretty complex music.
markmarktarmann 3 months ago in playlist Brad Mehldau
@stormyandcold That "BS" mode is called jazz. Its improvisation--a defining characteristic of the art form, and perhaps the purest form of creativity. Look it up.
3JazzyJay3 2 months ago
@3JazzyJay3 Jazz is good, just not when it's used in a cover.
stormyandcold 2 months ago
@stormyandcold Early jazz music was heavily influenced by the pop music of the time. Look at the history of the song "My Favorite Things" as one example. There are plenty of others, too.
3JazzyJay3 2 months ago
Why did it stop!?
doorrobotics 4 months ago
毎晩この曲を聞きながら眠りました。素晴らしい！
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Capolavori....
TommasoVivaldi 4 months ago
this man is pure genius. channeling Glenn Gould and Oscar Peterson
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isn't it really fantastic?
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LadnerOatesluu 5 months ago
This is a completely new creation, a seperate musical entity. If he deconstructed the song into pieces and put them together into something completely unrecognizable, that still is no reason why the fans of the "original" song should feel bad - this is just another good, quality piece of music, only in a different genre.
pbsclair 5 months ago
rlly, ppl? cannot understand why brad freakin mehldau should get stupid negative comments from those who apparently have never heard of this kind of music (a.k.a. jazz). mehldau is one of the most prominent + respected young jazz pianists of our generation. yes you can be a fan of the original song or radiohead but what the hell does THAT have to do with THIS music?
pbsclair 5 months ago
If Schubert were around today I think he'd produce this very same work, this is Schubertian. More thans Brahmsian, but not far off. Let's be clear, there's none of the Wagner school here ....
IrishandJazz 6 months ago
@IrishandJazz agreed dude. schubert is the jam and so is this
zrouth 6 months ago in playlist Brad Mehldau
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LeanzaLord 6 months ago
This was brilliant. Who said it was a teenage suicide movie?
kinatasss 6 months ago
too fast !!!!!!!!
alexdrumstab 6 months ago
@alexdrumstab According to me, it's just a jazz cover. Though saying that it's too slow or too fast is pointless. Jazz is made of improvisations and giving another view of the Radiohead song, not to make a carbon-copy.
TheRunner75 6 months ago
@TheRunner75 : Best definition of "Jazz" I ever read; - "is made of improvisation and giving another view of XY song".
EXACTLY! You're so right!! - It's to show to music students how something could have been made different.
Jazz is made for music schools and it should stay there!
MrBaebel 2 weeks ago
@alexdrumstab Oo
Joris83480 5 months ago
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Joris83480 5 months ago
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Miloshevits 7 months ago
Too bad people would rather listen to music made from the "genre" cookie cutter.
Miloshevits 7 months ago in playlist Brad Mehldau
"That's why i don't agree with Andre Francis. Neither do i agree with Tony Wilson."
yeah, you don't get it. thats ok :>
I'm glad this song gives you satisfaction (?) really, no sarcasm.
SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
@SaZooCaballero What is it I "don't get" ?
francois2890 7 months ago
24hrs, in a day. 7 days in a week. 4/4 beats, 4 x 4 = 16. these are all natural, and natural, internal rhythms. Most music is performed at 60-90bpm. you get it? What makes jazz great, is a very thin line between chaos (most over used word ever) and order (order being internal rhythms). This song doesnt support either very well.
SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
again? ok, uncle! its a great cover. i'm going to sell my "A Love Supreme" album (yes album, and not cd) and buy this great,.... cd? album? single? whatever it is, i'm buying it!
"oh dear" so Andre Francis, is now talking about "Rock music" and what song is playing in the background as i type?
The reason "pop" music (like the blues) is great, is because of the restrictions put on it. Anyone can do doodle art, but to paint with limitations, takes a great artist. Like sonnet poetry.
SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
@SaZooCaballero "Anyone can do doodle art, but to paint with limitations, takes a great artist. Like sonnet poetry."
Well that's very true. That's why i don't agree with Andre Francis. Neither do i agree with Tony Wilson.
francois2890 7 months ago
@SaZooCaballero "Pop" is not really a category of music but if you mean music that is popular today i would say that it does takes a certain skill to produce music within the boundaries of simplicity so that it can be more appealing to most people.
People appreciate jazz because it is about expanding boundaries, and channeling your creativity more freely to create something unique, it takes more of your attention to appreciate it so most people cannot handle it and settle for "pop"
Miloshevits 7 months ago in playlist Brad Mehldau
@Miloshevits pop = popular. yes, thats right.
You make it sound like jazz is: "Bamboo xylophone (Papua New Guinea) pair of large bamboo xylophones erected on ladders, beaten with rubber flipflops (sandals) or thongs". AGAIN! I LOVE JAZZ! THIS IS BAD JAZZ. GOT IT?
Because A$shollies (like you) think they are better than people how listen to "pop" music and they (you) hide behind jazz because they don't want to be found out. This isnt a matter of taste, this is a matter of being a good person
SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
@SaZooCaballero I don't want to be found out? I am a musician, what are your credentials? I think you don't understand what I'm saying. Just because it's original doesn't mean it has to be obscure. Just think about it, have there been any innovations in the pop world in the last 10 years? Even autotune has been out for a while now. Jazz is about exploration, as it has been since it began. Every time something new happens in jazz, naysayers (like you) get angry and start raging on YouTube.
Miloshevits 7 months ago
@Miloshevits Anyone with real “credentials”, wouldn’t put them on display. BTW, I’ve got 10yrs on you son.
Jazz comes from blues which comes from music played by (and for) poor families. Blues, at its time was popular (pop) music, it was accessible to all, it didn't push out non-musician types, unlike you, which was my original point. Thank u
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SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
@SaZooCaballero You can think what you want about this music (I'm not all that fond of it either) but it doesn't change the fact that the entire point of jazz is to forge your own path, to "innovate" The point of pop music to appeal to the masses, until people's taste in music changes, it will stay the same (a.k.a bland)
Look at the billboard top 40, Lady Gaga, Pitbull, Kanye West, Black Eyed Peas, Katy Perry, etc. That is what is "pop" at the moment. I like Radiohead too, but they are not pop
Miloshevits 7 months ago
@Miloshevits The point of all art is to be good.
“that the entire point of jazz is to forge your own path, to "innovate”
“The point of pop music to appeal to the masses”
So pop music can’t be innovative and still “appeal to the masses”. Ok, what about, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen a little band called the Beatles. None of that is innovative, you sure?
As for Black Eyed Peas, Katy Perry, Pitbull you’d be right, not a fan of any of that. But Kanye West? Lady Gaga?
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SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
@Miloshevits Not so sure that they are not innovative. Kanye West’s “808's and heartbreak”, not sure I’ve heard anything like that, maybe Burials “Untrue”. Lady Gaga, it’s more about image than the music, I know, I know, it shouldn’t be, but, part of her innovation is just that, image. Like Andy Warhol, you don’t need to like it, but it’s innovative, and should be respected for that.
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SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
@Miloshevits As for Radiohead (as of today) there not really popular, but when “ok computer” came out they were. They also lost a lot of fans from that album and gain some as well. This is the same ban that did “Creep”, not a very good song, Tom doesn’t even like it. Big I’m a big fan!
- Pyramid Song! OMG! Maybe there best. Check out its wikipedia article: "was heavily influenced by the Charles Mingus song "Freedom," Not a bad thing, two of my favs!!!
SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
@Miloshevits “exploration” Do you have a radio, internet? Pop music has changed more in 10yrs than jazz has in 30yrs., Mashups? M.I.A? New Orleans Bounce? Radiohead! Hey what about Radiohead? “it's ironic don’t you think”, that this “exploration” would explore “pop” music; the same album that has brought more change to music (pop) in maybe 20yrs? “its like rain on your wedding day”.
Thanks to me, I’ve got this crappy cover hit count up to 791,929.
SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
You should instruct yourself a little bit more. Work with your heart and sensibilitie. I didn´t mean to be aggressive, but there are so many realities, and when someone just sees one it´s sad...
somiberico 7 months ago
fuck, no drums needed here /q((
yoxinsky 7 months ago
Someone kill that cunt with the ride cymbal!
TheRecordLounge 7 months ago
He plays effortlessly. It's actually incredible. Like he's doing it in his sleep.
kisslena 7 months ago
Genioo total =)
SuperAnbell 8 months ago
its Radiohead
poada2008 8 months ago
Drums come in WAY too early, way too busy. Have you heard the original? this maybe the worst cover I've ever heard. I know all about "artistic interpretation", and this is what a poor "interpretation" sounds like. The meaning, the feel, the build and the heart of this song does not live in this version.
"Jazz is the last refuge of the untalented. Jazz musicians enjoy themselves more than anyone listening to them does"
Tony Wilson.
Check out: Sonic Youth doing "Superstar" by the Carpenters
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somiberico 7 months ago
@somiberico I love Jazz, but most Jazz is played for the musician not the audience. if you want to do that, stay in the basement. a love supreme, seven steps to heaven, mingus mingus mingus on and on. Maybe some of the best albums ever recorded. So yeah, jazz can be great, but often time (like here) a disguise.
SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
@SaZooCaballero I think it´s like if you´re used to read Boris Vian you might like, but if you´re used to read Donald Duck, it will be difficult to love it. Jazz is a enormous universe, you can´t define Jazz,by the mainstream, though i like it...
somiberico 7 months ago
@somiberico are you for real? ok? Well yes, I like "Donald Duck" and "Boris Vian" so? Whats next? you overeducated and under experienced (fill in the blank),... is this where you try to do the "john zorn" thing? Its a piss-poor cover, and if I were Radiohead I'll sue for makin a crappy cover of a great song!
used to read Boris Vian! HA!!!
SaZooCaballero 7 months ago
@SaZooCaballero "I love Jazz, but most Jazz is played for the musician not the audience. " So the Jazz audiences are misguided, then? the poor souls paid their gig ticket, not realizing that they have come to hear the wrong type of music, is that right?
francois2890 7 months ago
@SaZooCaballero "I love Jazz, but most Jazz is played for the musician not the audience. " So the Jazz audiences are misguided, then? the poor souls paid their gig ticket, not realizing that they have come to hear the wrong type of music, is that right?
francois2890 7 months ago
@francois2890 yep
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somiberico 7 months ago
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@somiberico Such a tremendous stupid thing to say. There´s only good, or bad music..Why is that all great classic and rock musicians, all end up playing jazz....
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@SaZooCaballero Such a tremendous stupid thing to say. There´s only good, or bad music..Why is that all great classic and rock musicians, all end up playing jazz...
somiberico 7 months ago
@SaZooCaballero "Jazz is the last refuge of the untalented...." Tony Wilson... is that the late rock producer Tony Wilson ? And he didn't care much for Jazz, did he? oh dear.
Well, since we're quoting personalities, a few kind words by Andre Francis, a Jazz producer. In his book he writes things like this: Rock music is "commercial, simplistic and facile" and "cretinizes audiences" .
Rather sweeping , isn't it? And so is Andy Wilson's comment.
Could it be they both have a point ?
francois2890 7 months ago
WTF, thats the worst fucking cover i've ever heard.....its all over the place. The melody is mixed into the main chorus and ruined the whole damn thing.
You should be ashamed of yourselves. No-one should EVER cover this track unless they can perform it how it should be done.
timbodude2009 8 months ago
A real creation with emotion and personality !
Bravo !
SergeBach 8 months ago
how could one dislike!!?? Baffling absoluutely bloody baffling. pfff
FolkaMealaMole 8 months ago
I'd say Radiohead has been more than covered here.
KAMMOCK 8 months ago
thats what i call an emotion..
stylo5001 8 months ago
I like it but i miss the vocals.
teejay89656 9 months ago
im will always take creativity over skill u could be the best guitar player ever than doesnt mean u r gunna make good music
ERadioiheadIC 9 months ago
exciting
ozzanderson1 9 months ago
After watching this video i bought some of his 'songs' including this track - this video however -for me- is not for sale!
channel012 10 months ago
I love the freedom that Brad has in his playing...he does'nt feel bound by the jazz tradition and it is refreshing:-) Peace and Fortune to you BRAD!!!
badbunnyr 10 months ago
I love the freedom that Brad has in his playing...he does'nt feel bound by the jazz tradition and it is refreshing:-)
badbunnyr 10 months ago
Brilliant is exactly the word I would chose as well
n3xusunit 10 months ago
I wish to do this with a white stratocaster, and imitate jimihendrix.
emptybluespace 10 months ago
mais t as trop raison youstarmedia , sur ce coup la on est tous d accord
Audibdib 10 months ago
my piano teacher would have whacked me for sitting like this at the piano! haha
samichon 10 months ago 15
@samichon if you played like that you're piano teacher had to fall to your knees, giving a shit about how you're sitting ;-)
jazztom86 10 months ago 3
@jazztom86 agreed haha ;-)
samichon 10 months ago
@jazztom86 agreed haha ;-)
samichon 10 months ago
@samichon
You know who Bill Evans is? :P
MrFunxy 3 months ago
I especially liked the part in the middle where he just kind of rambled on for about two minutes before turning it into a song from Charlie Brown.
PopeReloaded 11 months ago
I thumbed up the korean coment without no idea of the meaning xD!
SuedR 11 months ago 49
@SuedR Me too, Google translate didn't help much: "We actually played himself did not know even know what that sound of collision.
Likes to touch and play jeotorok infatuation .. really .. great ..
I do not mistake infatuation jjeop jeotorok .. .."
joaon99 10 months ago
@SuedR , You fool! It said, "All your base are belong to us!"
guitarslim56 9 months ago
@SuedR so you knew the meaning?
johnhatkinson 8 months ago
sing
us a song
a song to keep us warm
here's
such a chill
such a chill
Arrygoo 11 months ago
I’d the privilege of watching a Brad Mehldau´ alive concert
a few years ago
It was a great concert.
rocsil 11 months ago
@rocsil I'd the privilege of seeing two, one with Pat Metheny and one solo. Great.
jazztom86 11 months ago
Here's a great full concert video of Mehldau and his trio from 2006 - they play an amazing version of Knives out. fileserve (dot) com/file/22xuW6P
kramerica2k6 11 months ago
wonderful but a little bit to quick. :)
UniJulie 11 months ago
interesting, but not a fan.
graafx79 11 months ago
Too busy for my liking. I didn't like the ride cymbal either.
MrLiamHenderson 1 year ago
The soul of Radiohead songs are Thom Yorke's beautiful lyrics. And yet this guy manages to interpret the feeling without them. That's what I call talent.
HeadfulOfHollow 1 year ago
Buenisimo tema, espectacular. Esto le encanta a Gorkaker!!!! Optimismo e ilusion a todosssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!
AUTEKER 1 year ago 2
maravilhoso
LucimarFerreira 1 year ago
brillant!!
merliinnn 1 year ago
this is what happens with you study with nutcases like Fred Hercsh and Kenny Werner
flippenpinoi 1 year ago
Album version was better....
Aykun 1 year ago
the guy on the uprightbass also plays for Mumford and sons....
MrAmplidude 1 year ago
@MrAmplidude are you stupid?
scootd3900 1 year ago
I love it when someone new suddenly comes out from nowhere and reinvents what a piano can sound like.
Those rare personalities who plays with a spirit of not caring about the fact that pianos have been around since the 1700´s - and that ALL possibles sounds / moods already have been played........personalities who still comes up with something completely new and fresh against all these odds.
Brad Mehldau is one of these rare personalities.
A true genius if you ask me...
perchst 1 year ago 2
oh, so this is what Jazz Radiohead feels like. Interesting, beutiful... Awsome!
msheyre 1 year ago
greaaaaaaaaaaaaat
vickykrall 1 year ago
so beautiful...inspiring!
querar1 1 year ago
youtube.com/watch?v=f1ttNBN-TJo&NR=1
SkunsLu 1 year ago