This guy's one of my favorite reactors on Youtube. He's a composer who breaks down songs but occasionally he plays along on keyboards and he did for this one.
And right before the final jam he takes a rip off his bong.
About halfway through, Doug makes a comment about the hopelessness expressed in the lyrics ("I guess it doesn't matter anyway", etc.). What's most interesting to me is how that feeling is juxtaposed with the passion and the liveliness of the music. Those two forces oppose each other in a way that creates a lot of tension, and I think that's really the key to the GD's take on Morning Dew. It's not just one thing, or another, but rather both in a paradoxical package.
Been watching Doug for awhile now and it's always informative on the music theory and fun to watch him fake play instruments; especially drums. I was going to post a link to this the other day and forgot about it. Glad someone else did.
I owe a great debt to whomever uploaded this. it boggles me to hear after all of these years how complex our music is. All the haters kept hating. They missed it.
I spent the better part of 10 days in the same room with the boys. Wouldn't give a second back.
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on Thursday, June 16, 2022 – 04:31 am
I've been waiting for him to
I've been waiting for him to do another. His Terrapin reaction is a lot of fun.
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on Thursday, June 16, 2022 – 11:42 am
That was fun. "Nobodies in a
That was fun. "Nobodies in a hurry."
Hey Monkey are you offended by the name Monkey Pox ?
Chickens and small people have never complained
and right off the bat monkey's are making a howl about it.
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on Thursday, June 16, 2022 – 11:43 am
That was fun to watch.
That was fun to watch.
About halfway through, Doug makes a comment about the hopelessness expressed in the lyrics ("I guess it doesn't matter anyway", etc.). What's most interesting to me is how that feeling is juxtaposed with the passion and the liveliness of the music. Those two forces oppose each other in a way that creates a lot of tension, and I think that's really the key to the GD's take on Morning Dew. It's not just one thing, or another, but rather both in a paradoxical package.
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on Thursday, June 16, 2022 – 11:53 am
Been watching Doug for awhile
Been watching Doug for awhile now and it's always informative on the music theory and fun to watch him fake play instruments; especially drums. I was going to post a link to this the other day and forgot about it. Glad someone else did.
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on Thursday, June 16, 2022 – 12:05 pm
I always got a kick out of
I always got a kick out of seeing the expressions on the faces of those at their 1st Dead show.
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on Thursday, June 16, 2022 – 01:31 pm
I owe a great debt to
I owe a great debt to whomever uploaded this. it boggles me to hear after all of these years how complex our music is. All the haters kept hating. They missed it.
I spent the better part of 10 days in the same room with the boys. Wouldn't give a second back.
Long Live The Grateful Dead
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on Thursday, June 16, 2022 – 02:45 pm
https://youtu.be/bqu_TeZZ9b4
https://youtu.be/bqu_TeZZ9b4
I liked this one too, Terrapin. He also does some Zappa that is interesting
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on Thursday, June 16, 2022 – 02:55 pm
>>> Hey Monkey are you
>>> Hey Monkey are you offended by the name Monkey Pox ?
no
>>>...and right off the bat monkey's...
what is a "bat monkey"?