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Well, what can I say...

It is sad to hear that another person died this year. It would have been better if he had just changed his ways; but what can you do?

Although, there isn't really much to celebrate because North Korea is just replacing a dictator with another dictator.

Did you know that...

Or Phillip DeFranco.

Ha, Jake said "Fart", but they still bleeped it out.

Awesome. Post these somewhere they'll end up on google for so people can start doing this!

Haha, you say it like "Pirate", but more like "Pira-Cee".

Why did you do that in front of a portable furnace? I'm sure your face didn't appreciate kissing the furnace.

@iJiggsy Ooh, my bad. Steve Gadd. I was thinking "Morning Sprite". Still, both are incredible drummers.

You've got a really chill voice and an unusual rhythmic take to your flow. Kinda like Digable Planets, especially with your high pitched harmonization.

Nice Job

This is one of the few Epic Meal Time creations that a normal person could eat without being Muscles Glasses.

I keep coming back to this recording. I have had many favorite songs, but Impressions is the only song that has favorite of all time.

@yummeowee Haha, my jazz band is playing this tune as well; and here's the kicker- My director wants it to sound like this!

That one girl was funny...

Reporter: "China has declared war on us".

Girl: "Oh wow, I've been to China."

How does that make her reaction to fake news any more legitimate? It really makes me laugh when people feel like they are more up on certain topics just because they've been to the place th...

Ernie Watts is a total cat at everything he does. I am always impressed by his playing.

I didn't know what his voice sounded like until now, but he definitely sounds like an Ernie. Sounds like he could be a character on the Simpsons.

But, nonetheless, total CAT.

Does it really sound that bad when I play the saxophone?

I admire the effort, but it sounds like he is is choking a muppet.

This song is: impossible.

This tune puts me on a park bench in Central Park West with my soprano playing for the love of music as leaves fall around me (I imagine reds and browns, but that never really happens in new york because of the pollution), but I've never even been to Central Park West.

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This is just a sick take of the melody, and great improv. Despite the extreme complexity, you really pulled it off. Congrats!

@LorentzYeung I mean't that although Carter isn't ignoring the changes, he uses more traditional conceptions of the changes like roots, fifths, blues scales, etc. It seems to me like Redman has got a hold of the tonal centers of the changes well enough to "break through the glass ceiling" parsay....

It is funny watching comments go by every second. I feel like this video is alive.

This may just be me, but although what he is saying makes sense enough, I ave trouble focusing on what he is saying and find myself just listening to him talk. I think that is is superpower or something: as long ...