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Gentle Giant - Funny Ways - 16mm Film - 1974

"Funny Ways" from a 16mm Film directed by Christopher Nupen, a classical music film director who invited the band to record this concert in a film studio in Brussels for the German television stati...  
 
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imyanggers (14 minutes ago) Show Hide
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Haha those Germans are great audiences.
Where is the video of all of them playing vibraphones at once?
ShroomSamich (2 days ago) Show Hide
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the singers a fag
riccaardo (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Of Course !
psionicman (2 days ago) Show Hide
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did i just witness an extended xylophone solo
riccaardo (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Something like that - It's actually a Vibraphone (with metal note-bars- xylophones have wooden note-bars - so the sound is different shorter, and drier ) The vibraphone has quite a lot of jazz literature -Lionel Hampton, Gary Burton etc - predating this music which would have been an influence. Anyway -Kerry Minnear certainly plays an exciting solo here, on an instrument more usually associated with coolness than wild passion!
I loved this piece 30 years ago - and I still do!
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It takes an open-minded person to be opened to experiementation, or even people who are not bands.

The music industry is unimportant to me.

I just listen to music everywhere anywhere.

I love GG.
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Actually I think the 70s was a funny time. Bands like Yes and ELP had major label backing, which would never happen nowadays. The music industry was still experimenting with formulas, seeing which would sell the most, and they gave prog a chance. Then when they figured out the pop formula by the early 80s, they dumped it. Anyways thats what I think :o anna
destructorcreator (6 days ago) Show Hide
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Strange ways
Can't reform 'em
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gojiberries1 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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It is phenomenal.

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