This SuperHeavy project featuring Mick Jagger, Joss Stone, AR Rahman, Damian Marley and Dave Stewart is something I have been waiting for. Here is just a tiny taste with much more coming soon. But I must say, it's disturbing that there are so many teaser reels on YouTube with little substance. There are tweenagers on yourube pumping out full tracks, with videos and all on a daily and weekly basis and these legends are taking their sweet fucking time with teaser reels. It's starting to piss me off just a little bit. But try to enjoy being teased, none the less.
OK Go, This Too Shall Pass at MOOG SOUND LAB
Posted by Gregory J. Chamberlain
Many may remember Ok Go as we posted their amazing conceptual video to their song entitled This Too Shall Pass here back in March 2010. Click the following link to see their original conceptual video to this great song: http://blog.musictelevision.com/2010/03/ok-go-video-this-too-shall-pass-rube.html
Right here, however, OK Go performs an all MOOG version of their song "This Too Shall Pass" from the 2010 album "Of the Blue Colour of the Sky" down at The MOOG Sound Lab.
The mood and tempo are set by Andy Ross via the Little Phatty's arpeggiator and staccato sound creating the perfect MOOG canvas for Damian and Tim.
Damian Kulash discovers the wonder of Full Sustain mode on the Moog guitar. Because of this, he was able to create a flowing violin esque melody and feel with little need for picking or strumming.
Tim Nordwind fills it all out with the Taurus 3 in Hand Mode. It's massive low register sound creates the perfect tone and ambience to pull the instruments together in this unique rendition of "This Too Shall Pass".
Enjoy!
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Many may remember Ok Go as we posted their amazing conceptual video to their song entitled This Too Shall Pass here back in March 2010. Click the following link to see their original conceptual video to this great song: http://blog.musictelevision.com/2010/03/ok-go-video-this-too-shall-pass-rube.html
Right here, however, OK Go performs an all MOOG version of their song "This Too Shall Pass" from the 2010 album "Of the Blue Colour of the Sky" down at The MOOG Sound Lab.
The mood and tempo are set by Andy Ross via the Little Phatty's arpeggiator and staccato sound creating the perfect MOOG canvas for Damian and Tim.
Damian Kulash discovers the wonder of Full Sustain mode on the Moog guitar. Because of this, he was able to create a flowing violin esque melody and feel with little need for picking or strumming.
Tim Nordwind fills it all out with the Taurus 3 in Hand Mode. It's massive low register sound creates the perfect tone and ambience to pull the instruments together in this unique rendition of "This Too Shall Pass".
Enjoy!
Please click here to tell us about a great song, band or artist that should be featured here!
Dead Sara - The Weatherman - Live at Sunset Sessions
Here is a great LA band known as Dead Sara. Love the authentic rockin' nature of this group live. Also love their studio recordings. They pretty much kick ass. Enjoy!
Dead Sara - The Weatherman - LIVE at SUNSET SESSIONS
Dead Sara - The Weatherman - STUDIO VERSION at http://www.musictelevision.com/2011/07/dead-sara-weatherman-live-at-sunset.html
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Dead Sara - The Weatherman - LIVE at SUNSET SESSIONS
Dead Sara - The Weatherman - STUDIO VERSION at http://www.musictelevision.com/2011/07/dead-sara-weatherman-live-at-sunset.html
Connect direct with Dead Sara at DeadSara.Com
BUY MUSIC DIRECT FROM BANDS AND ARTISTS WHENEVER POSSIBLE :)
Montrose - Bad Motor Scooter (1974)
This is Ronnie Montrose and his band known as Montrose, circa 1974, that included Sammy Hagar at the time.
I agree 100% with one of the many comments on YouTube that said this about this song: "This the genuine article. No effects, synth, overdubbing, just great musicians. They didn't even need a second guitar. Kids should watch this so that they know what musicianship really is." Enjoy!
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I agree 100% with one of the many comments on YouTube that said this about this song: "This the genuine article. No effects, synth, overdubbing, just great musicians. They didn't even need a second guitar. Kids should watch this so that they know what musicianship really is." Enjoy!
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