Goatika & Tony Levin feat Huun Huur Tu

LEVITATION Program. B2 Club. Moscow. December 2007.
Video Editing by Jeremy Frindel.
Kaigal-ool Khovalyg, Sayan Bapa - voices, Tony Levin - NS Electric Upright, Artem Yakushenko - violin, mandolin, Sergey Klevenski - pipes, Boris Nazarov - rhythm programming, Pavel Mikhailuk- didge, voice, Jagganath - tabla, Joseph Bubrowski - didgeridoo. LEVITATION Program. B2 Club. Moscow. December 2007.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• B2
• Club
• tony
• levin
• huun
• huur
• tu
• goatika
• experiment
• trance
• violin
• stick
• ethno
• psy
• freedom
• love
• peace

[luckyuniversal]

2 people don't have speakers

[GoatikaLab]

:)

[richardbiz]

Keep bending the boundaries Goatika, Thanks Pasha Love it!

[GoatikaLab]

Thank you dear Richard.How are you there?

[Wiracocha40]

The Music Kick ASS!!!!! very good!!!! thanks for hanging this one in you tube I am big fan of Huun Huur Tu

[GoatikaLab]

new release Goatika and Tony Levin is coming soon on Arabesque, also in Itunes. We'll let u know when it comes out.

boom!

[DJulieteCook]

I would have paid TOP £ to see this band live !!!! WOW ...my highlight for this year in music !!!! Totally LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[rauldesperado]

Bhai yeh hua na baat... amazing performance!! loved it!

[nickald79]

absolutely awesome..... my respects....

[luckyuniversal]

@PippoBrandTV LOL imagine!

[PippoBrandTV]

@luckyuniversal one of them is Tony's ugly twin

[vekkth]

@prinznevsky i still dont understand you. criticize something for not being the way you like it, at the same time you devalue efforts put to create something like this. its not a masterpiece but its a decent music, why should it be more complex? i bet you are the one who will criticize Matheny/Jopek Are you going with me version because it has "synthetic percussion" and "not as good as old one". I can understand how a person with a taste can criticize pop music, but your reason escapes me.

[prinznevsky]

@vekkth Ha! I have been a touring musician and know plenty of them, and I know exactly what it entails to get things together to "jam". As far as criticizing it, as I've said, the calibre of the musicians is pretty high, but when they're face with the overwhelmingly stark simplicity of something like Tuvan folk music, some (not all) musicians prefer to approach it with the wrong attitude. I don't "not like" this, I just think it's just a bit condescending toward's Huun Huur Tu's music.

[vekkth]

@prinznevsky but why dont you just go and listen to labels you like then? i have no idea about those you noted, they are probably great examples of what you call good music. as i've said, you have no idea how much time and effort people put to "jam and have fun" like this. obviously, you do not know a touring musicians personally close enough. i dont want to argue i am just surprised - you are criticizing someones work for being bad when there is absolutely no need of it.

[prinznevsky]

@vekkth I'm not sure what you are saying by the "music critic" thing, or not "having any idea how it's produced". I understand exactly how these are produced: They're jamming and having a good time, but it sounds watered down and cheesy. HHT and Angelite's record is a much better example of different music from different parts of the world complementing each other. Yeah, I am critical, because this could be more interesting given the players, and the cheesy house beat is overdone.

[vekkth]

@prinznevsky this tune is an example of collaboration of people from all around the world. if you knew how much work people put to make something like this, to have funds, will, passion, you wouldnt be judging it like you do. you are talking like a music critic, someone with a very good taste in music, while you do not have any idea on how it is produced. which is common among critcs wannabes. no offense. it is a miracle people record live music like this still and you blame resonance filters.