sorry, to clarify, you are mistaken, this is not in 14/4.
Arguably, there is a dual time feel, quarter note pulse counted in 7/4 plus an 8th note pulse consisting of two 7/8 phrases back to back (listen to the bass&drums). If you count quarter notes across 2 measures of 7/8 you get a quarter note displacement, when you hit the second bar - relative to the 8th note pulse - you can hear how this is toyed with if you listen.
not really : ) these are things you are supposed to know if rhythm is you thing!
Rhythm People was the first one I heard, when it came out, the title cut is probably my favourite piece, the earlier albums with Smitty Smith are my preference, after that Sign and the Seal, which is awesome, then Ascension to Light, haven't bought anything since that one, was tiring of the sound by then. Prefer all the 5 piece stuff generally.
thanks for your thoughts. i will def check out Sign and the seal for sure. his stuff is hard to find i been finding around london. will try find some on line. i always used to thing Rhythm People was somehow todays classic hot fives and sevens . you dig?
hot fives and sevens?? you could look at it like that I suppose, but Coleman is not an "entertainer" as such, though it certainly is entertaining music he produces! : ) The Sign and the Seal is pretty unique, the blend of Santeria, jazz funk, and rap all melds into some kind of crazy mystical brew, or something like that! Almost all of the old stuff is now free on the MBASE website, went there now to check, it was The Sonic Language of Myth not Ascension to Light i stopped at, good album.
yeah i hear you. is that the album where he kind of narrates in kind of a mystical stuff like "Hail Shahpana- . . . . hail Perius . . . etc" ? man that is a hell of an album isnt it. will def chek out Sign and the Seal . . . i'd never heard of that one for some reason . .
What a nasty, ominous, groove...go Sean Rickman! Q: Why doesn't this stuff come out on DVD? A: Probably because it wouldn't be cost effective since the majority of people seem to be too undemanding about their entertainment...the lowest common denominator rules....
I was thinking asking it to the TV that broadcasted it, or to the festival that recorded it, but I doubt it will lead somewhere. I doubt even Steve Coleman could get the recording.
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speedskis777 11 months ago
Fantastic....these guys are AWESOME...loving it.
tonyfreejazz20 1 year ago
Inche Steve esta muy perro!!!!!!
tremendo videito!
Carlbop 1 year ago
'On the Edge of Tomorrow' (1986) is a great album. Is this 7/8 (x2) or 14/8?
egyptianminor 1 year ago
14 / 4th time signature... amazingly groovy!
Grafschnitzel 2 years ago
sorry, to clarify, you are mistaken, this is not in 14/4.
Arguably, there is a dual time feel, quarter note pulse counted in 7/4 plus an 8th note pulse consisting of two 7/8 phrases back to back (listen to the bass&drums). If you count quarter notes across 2 measures of 7/8 you get a quarter note displacement, when you hit the second bar - relative to the 8th note pulse - you can hear how this is toyed with if you listen.
digimaton 2 years ago
@digimaton you is knowledgeable friend. what is may i ask your favorite steve coleman album? . . i likes Rhythm People , Sine Die, an all of them
bopkick5 1 year ago
not really : ) these are things you are supposed to know if rhythm is you thing!
Rhythm People was the first one I heard, when it came out, the title cut is probably my favourite piece, the earlier albums with Smitty Smith are my preference, after that Sign and the Seal, which is awesome, then Ascension to Light, haven't bought anything since that one, was tiring of the sound by then. Prefer all the 5 piece stuff generally.
digimaton 1 year ago
thanks for your thoughts. i will def check out Sign and the seal for sure. his stuff is hard to find i been finding around london. will try find some on line. i always used to thing Rhythm People was somehow todays classic hot fives and sevens . you dig?
bopkick5 1 year ago
hot fives and sevens?? you could look at it like that I suppose, but Coleman is not an "entertainer" as such, though it certainly is entertaining music he produces! : ) The Sign and the Seal is pretty unique, the blend of Santeria, jazz funk, and rap all melds into some kind of crazy mystical brew, or something like that! Almost all of the old stuff is now free on the MBASE website, went there now to check, it was The Sonic Language of Myth not Ascension to Light i stopped at, good album.
digimaton 1 year ago
yeah i hear you. is that the album where he kind of narrates in kind of a mystical stuff like "Hail Shahpana- . . . . hail Perius . . . etc" ? man that is a hell of an album isnt it. will def chek out Sign and the Seal . . . i'd never heard of that one for some reason . .
district9proper1 1 year ago
chill grooves and hip dancing
MK88Ultra 2 years ago
ANATHOMY OF A GROOVE
Raagnarokk 3 years ago
What a nasty, ominous, groove...go Sean Rickman! Q: Why doesn't this stuff come out on DVD? A: Probably because it wouldn't be cost effective since the majority of people seem to be too undemanding about their entertainment...the lowest common denominator rules....
Cambodia69 3 years ago 4
I was thinking asking it to the TV that broadcasted it, or to the festival that recorded it, but I doubt it will lead somewhere. I doubt even Steve Coleman could get the recording.
mirak63 3 years ago
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Parvenu333 11 months ago
five stars!!!
gregmorrow 3 years ago 3
@gregmorrow ....or seven stars? i mean, it is in seven lol
speedskis777 2 days ago
Very cool. Where was this recorded?
mTVnow 3 years ago