not a fan of his voice but then I wne tasn saw him live and the guy is amazing, and I now love his voice
@MinhNguyen-ef6um3 күн бұрын
The 4th position on strat with 11 is just mind blow. I use 9 at begining and it sounds like rat at high fret.
@wvterloUtchi4 күн бұрын
🔥🔥🔥🔥
@rebeccaobregon5 күн бұрын
. ..raaaad.. .
@rebeccaobregon5 күн бұрын
the guitars raaaad
@MariMarTrades5 күн бұрын
Some of the Jacob Collier songs I've been listening to EVERYDAY are below. If you're someone who thinks all of his music is "too much" give these a listen. the only thing I can agree with some people is I don't like the tone of his voice sometimes but the way he a arranges music makes up for it. Also all of these songs feature other singers that make the tracks amazing to listen to. these are the ones I think a ton of people could def listen to over and over without getting overwhelmed. Feel - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH7denWEeMSioKssi=eKM58v2uVkXVOiWm (If you love d'angelo and rnb/soul music this one is a MUST) Never Gonna Be Alone - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hH7SZWlmbbZgj68si=jyh7mwhck6anjFnd Cinnamon Crush - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqWbZXWLaJp5iZosi=ZJ2Kmf6Ep2ZuRKT6 Ocean Wide, Canyon Deep - kzbin.info/www/bejne/onutpICOgd98frcsi=sm3sgk8o6SPp81fs In Too Deep - kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2LOopaDZ96qhK8si=XuZ4Fr_QOdYmeQqp He def is a genius in a mad scientist kind of way.
@MaliV.Williams6 күн бұрын
OK, I Bit.. Underwhelmed...
@chertang60016 күн бұрын
I've always liked JC. I listen to him every day. Little Blue, Hideaway, Never Gonna Be Alone and my recent favorite A Rock Somewhere are the tops of my playlist.
@dladouceur6 күн бұрын
He is a great human and does not need to be judged (Album of the Year) - he is bringing joy to the world and doing things the way he wants to - he doesn't need to please everyone or anyone - but the people the engage with his energy become incredibly overjoyed, feel loved and are better people.
@WorldOfArtWorld8 күн бұрын
Actually, I think he only studied at RAM only for a few weeks, after which he left. Also his mother had him and his two sisters form a quartet since they were 4-5 years old and they played music together every single day, Jacob playing all kinds of instruments. So i think that was his actual training. 10+ years playing in the family quartet under the guidance of his mother (violinist, conductor and teacher at RAM).
@davidgriffith393812 күн бұрын
I like Rick and Rhett, but sometimes I don't agree, and this is one of them. I pick hard and I stretch hard, I like the strings to fight back. 9s sound thin. There is no right or wrong, do what works for you, but please don't tell me I should do, and I'll return the favor.
@eldiablo379412 күн бұрын
He look like hes sleepy
@johnhowellseroje499517 күн бұрын
We all hate Rhet Shull
@ericaharrelll18 күн бұрын
👏👏👏👏
@ljfarrell19 күн бұрын
As Schopenhauer said: “Appreciation of (Jacob Collier) passes through three stages. First, he is ridiculed. Second, he is violently opposed. Third, he’s embraced as self-evident.” Ok so the analogy founders a bit but you get the point. I only discovered him LAST WEEK, and the words fail me to describe his output- profound (audience choirs!) patient (Lua) soulful (Feel) transcendent (World o World), tender(Stars), rocking (Well)- the list goes on and on and if you can say with a straight face his music is bland, I’ll show you someone with their fingers in their ears and their head up their arse! I don’t get the hate- maybe he’s uncovered a lot of jealousy and inferiority complexes. But his towering musical genius tied with a bow of humble gregariousness and generosity makes him very hard to dislike. Jacob certainly seems like the one to move music (and society?) to another plane and I’m here (hear) for it. Keep going Jacob and don’t be distracted or discouraged by the naysayers.
@swe-finsisu17219 күн бұрын
Didnt help me a crap, found 9 and 10 home, gonna swich. But is 10 less strain on fingers ? Had a long break due cut off pinky so… ?!
@superjarri22 күн бұрын
Music, as painting or cinema, is a mature art that has been pushed far beyond the comprehension of the average listener. The good thing is, you can stop at any point of the trip and say: "Ok, I don't want to go further than this, I feel really good in this spot", and that's perfectly fine. But some people want to explore, be surprised, find out what are the limits of the art. That's what Jacob offers and that's why he's so special.
@blubla767525 күн бұрын
A lot of people mentioned moon river and little blue as his most emotional work and I really wanted to give him a chance. I go to YT search only to realize I've listened to both of these and forgot them completely. 😢
@hotman71829 күн бұрын
Jacob Collier makes music that Rick Beato would jizz his pants over. that's how I would describe it. Interesting for people who are into theory and wacky ambitious music, but not much for anyone else who just wants an enjoyable song to listen to
@cmsquared63Ай бұрын
“Or just mediocre on a lot of instruments…” “Where’s the story?” What in fkcu suffering Christ is wrong with people? No other group of people have their collective heads up their asses farther than those musicians standing on the sidelines throwing rocks at the artist who actually doing.
@CountJayeAndTheHardBeatsАй бұрын
I recognise the greatness but it still doesn't resonate with me.
@AuroraRicci-p5mАй бұрын
Buy in bulk...that doesn't make them last longer than 5 min ill stick to elixir
@EmmashfulАй бұрын
So people hate him because he is good at his craft?
@m00nchildbluesАй бұрын
LOCKED IN !
@playthisbassАй бұрын
This isn't recorded by Pino. It's Charlie Hunter
@jingleheimershcmidt2Ай бұрын
I love most of his music and it has brought me to tears through recordings and seeing him live. See hime live! This music doesnt lack feel in the slightest people are just used to having their music easily digestible like a baby bird getting its food chewed before it eats it.
@jingleheimershcmidt2Ай бұрын
@MrPipol-nm3cd no one said more notes adds depth.
@wernertschan320Ай бұрын
I love him. I am 67 and l can see a good soul. So refreshing and disobedient. An explorer, an adventurer. No boundaries. I really love this guy, because he is real. Next Tuesday I will have the pleasure to see him in concert in Basel. I will go with my son who is a musician also. Just thrilled to have the chance to finally see him live. This guy has moved me like no other musician since Stevie.
@TheLionKingFan6Ай бұрын
This is great man! Can you please tell me what's the chord changes?
@wilbertwallace6655Ай бұрын
I haven’t listened to that much, but yeah it just seems like his pieces are just not tasteful. Also his personality is kinda that “mommies special boy” vibe. Which I find really triggering. There are plenty of genius composers who Broke convention but did it in a compelling way. Thinking about Thelonious Monk for example. When I listen to collier I don’t get the feeling that it might grow on me over time. Sounds like an audio engineer had too much on his final assignment.
@kenjihobbs2942Ай бұрын
Man I love it
@sneedsАй бұрын
I just don't find his interpretation of jazz captivating, especially harmony. His acoustic folk-inspired stuff is chill
@gabegarcia167Ай бұрын
killed it man!
@boblib3462Ай бұрын
i started listening to jacob colliuer a couple weeks ago and havent listened to anything else since i didnt know music can get that good and i dont know what ill do when i eventually get bored of him
@bluwngАй бұрын
What the hellmis Flubby that sounds like a character in a preschool children’s daytime show?
@musicadepaАй бұрын
He is a giant. A true master that had inspired thousands bass players around the globe, me included! Thank you, Pino!
@pifflepockle2 ай бұрын
Excellent stuff. Really likeable guy on top of everything else
@Atomicdog42 ай бұрын
Charlie Hunter played bass and guitar simultaneously on this
@lalayaya-zw8lx2 ай бұрын
I hate him because hes annoying asfffff
@yojimboeastwood56022 ай бұрын
Fela kuti had some funk. Check him out.
@quigglebat2 ай бұрын
Somehow his personality just gives me the ick. If he was in my social group i would stay in when he was out 😅
@insomniaholics2 ай бұрын
Great Yelp review. Critics are really the lowest rung of society. And yes most of you in the comments lol. Cheers!
@BernadetteMcGowan2 ай бұрын
Wow😊❤
@ViolaGMidi2 ай бұрын
Snarky puppy mentioned!!!🎉
@Mokgongbox2 ай бұрын
Amazing groove
@luizantoniovieira98942 ай бұрын
I saw they in february/24..I was there!😅
@FieldHugh-b4y2 ай бұрын
Miller Jeffrey Hernandez David Jackson Shirley
@Martin-v6p6u2 ай бұрын
🔥
@phoyisa2 ай бұрын
PINO P THE KING
@eaustin20062 ай бұрын
None of Jacob Collier's critics could do a 100th of what he does on Moon River alone. His accomplishments musically to date rank with those of Mozart and Beethoven. If you don't understand or if you're not moved by him, there's always Kenny Chesney.
@blubla767525 күн бұрын
That's just good PR because his momma is well connected. It's also an insult to Mozart and Beethoven.