lame ass crowd and the cover is shit

They did a cover of the cover holy shit 😭😭😭

not a single phone in sight❤️❤️

Kwantsu Dudes' rock-funk/punk fusion style was likely and definitely inspired by the Victor Wooten's funk bass guitar licks, especially when Wooten did his funk bass guitar battles along with drummer JD Blair, who was known as "Mr. Groove."

After the progressive rock of the Flabby Hoffman Trio, you moved on with your drums and your drum shredding to new and different prog rock bands, such as Synthkill. Synthkill is very good, but I like the funk-rock style of Kwantsu Dudes as well.

Big trash can ending by Jack at the - 32:00 mark!

From all of that heavy skanking you do on the drums, the subgenre here is likely metal skacore. But without the skanking, the other subgenre for Synnkill is progressive punkcore/gothcore.

Great to see you still going. 🤘

Miss ya guys. Seeing these throw me back wheeling

Fucking dope

Yeah!!!

fletcher!!!

Oi! Mad love!

Very good Louis. I really liked the second piece better.

Glory Days!

🧩

Glorrryyy Dayyyss

Watching him talk is one of my favorite things while watching ancient history videos on Egypt.

Enjoyed seeing these guys at the famous Doll Hut once before. Not only a trip to watch but good to enjoy some cold brews with friends.

RIP John, wish I could have got a tour

It's an ancient bath house.

R I P John A West

If John, the geologist, and the architect knew metric that whole "how much does it weigh" equation would have been solved in seconds.

I have 100 percent confidence that the drummer is using a double bass pedal setup. The setup is this... A hi-hat pedal to the left, and a steel rail attached to it at roughly floor-level, leading to the two pedals (LF pedal and RF pedal) on the kick, where the drummer can move the L foot of the hi-hat right into the L pedal of the two-pedal kick as needed for very fast notes on the double pedal, including the so-called "thunder tremolo" (you hear that at the outro of the song). This is enough to make the members of Boston and Van Halen (known also for their double kick fireworks) blush.....

i bet this is over 36,000 years old from the last processional cycle at least. it is definitely pre-flood,, so at least 13,000 years old. we do not even know who was there back then, Atlantis age world civilizations.

Hey you guys are amazing

Assuming that this was the climax of that song at the about the 4:05 mark, you could use a double bass variation loop of 2-measures which would go....."1 a and a 2......a 3 a and a 4......a 1 a and a 2 a and a 3 a and a 4.......a", using the foot pattern LRLRL....RLRLRL...RLRLRLRLRLRLRL....R. Would have been better then.

John discussing my husbands upcoming book on the Osirion

Nice video! Keep it up :D

Yes thanks JACK

Thank you so much for sharing Jack!