A Celebration of the Mahavishnu Orchestra

[@sergedrely2635]

Mahavishnu Orchestra , King Crimson , Magma : a cosmic trilogy

[@frannckenfrey]

Hail Christian Vander! Amazing drummer!!

[@snuppssynthchannel]

Indeed. The three groovemasters of the seventies.

[@wp-verband]

I agree - King Crimson and Mahavishnu - close in all modes and I know well and love that music. Magna i ve to check, am not really familiar. Thank you for that inspiration!, Have great days - Markus

[@magn8195]

WOW. Billy Cobham can still shed on the drums!

[@glaucoaster]

Sublime , idioma Celestial , la Maha , maravillosa comunicación entre Músicos - Exelente ! Concierto

[@volodymyrvsahdneek5065]

Interesting arrangements of some classic Mahavishnu ... with one of the greatest percussionists of all time. I am so glad legit orchestras are using music from this era to inspire a new generation. Zappa is also being arranged by orchestras too. We had true masters and innovators of music in this generation. Let's never forget or lose that.

[@LeoManoDuraLopez]

a great tribute to the Mahavishnu, great musicians!!!! thanks maestro Billy Cobham

[@nicksylvester426]

This is so good ! A good idea to do this,thanks.

[@lisaandjasonmusic8272]

Fabulous! Thanks for posting. Only just discovered this. I love the Mahavishnu Orchestra. 50 years on, the music doesn’t lose any of its power.

[@johnhalek9664]

He looks like a very young John .

[@melvinlloydmaxwelljr5433]

...Hmmmm...they really did a good job on the orchestrations and the playing was excellent. And of course Billy Cobham is worth the watch anytime...

[@williamdillard7475]

Guitar player has a rhythmic sense in his lead playing. I like him !

[@lawrencegambrell4293]

He's very good. He's no Mahavishnu...but there's only one of them. The Guitarist captures the essence of McLaughlin. This entire concert is just fantastic!!

[@gunnarMyTube]

Not bad, faithful rendition. Cobham brings authentic realism.

[@aks03755]

One of the finest, most subtle interpretations of the Mahavishnu Orchestra. Ever. 'Dawn' is to die for, as is 'Sanctuary.' BRAVO!

[@KingJayDotEs]

Hope - 3:07 Birds of Fire - 5:02 Miles Beyond - 11:18 Resolution - 18:24 Cosmic Strut - 20:24 Dawn - 24:45 Eternity's Breath Pt 1&2 - 32:53 Lila's Dance - 41:17 A Lotus on an Irish Stream - 47:17 Sanctuary - 52:20 Celestial Terrestrial Commuters - 1:00:52 You Know, You Know - 1:06:37 One Word - 1:13:33 Meeting of the Spirits - 1:23:54

[@joaquinmadrid2374]

KingJayDotEs "?" 41:17 is Lila's Dance

[@KingJayDotEs]

Thanks!

[@KingJayDotEs]

RIK A.N VARTIGYAN lol honors!

[@handzmagic]

Much Gratitude for taking the time and sharing ;)

[@RebeccaLynnMusic]

TY

[@garythorsen2861]

Amazing recording and mix to go with the obvious talent and incredible, flawless performance!

[@TheGabriel1308]

A wonderful concert; Many thanks! To those who love and respect the music of Mahavishnu orchestra, this celebration concert lived up to expectations. A curiosity: the mouth expression of the guitarist is the same as John's expression when he play guitar.

[@smitskee]

Cobham, is 75 years old. A chubby man, he does not attack the drums like that young athletic tornado he once was. However, his technique, wrists, and creativity, are still there. He is still a presence, and a force. The "Dean" of jazz-rock-fusion drummers.

[@badbassjd]

What a treat to stumble upon this fresh take on music that's been a part of me for 40+ years; first saw these tunes performed in 1973, now here's a toned-down version with new textures and lots of great soloists. COOL!

[@dennisDdrumR]

John McLaughlin's music is awe inspiring really beautiful, sounds so different in this venue, however even in it's original Mahavishnu format the beauty was still there. B.C. one of my all time favorite percussionist, overall great concert.

[@rjpmh5426]

I saw Mahavishnu Orchestra back in the summer of 1973 at the Celebrity Theatre (Phoenix, Az.) and they played from 830pm-1115pm. WHAT A SHOW! Original members and had the opportunity to get all their autographs...still ahead of there time! OUSTANDING!

[@garysangiacomo8016]

Great to see and hear Billy Cobham

[@jeanbernabe7815]

Génial cette orchestration de MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA . avec BILLY COBHAM... Shanti Shanti . merci Ulrich

[@ruffiguitar]

great work, love it

[@JimMontanus]

Love it! I think the arrangements are magnificent and the musicianship is excellent. So glad I found this.

[@jemp1965]

For me this really a tribute to this phantastic music. I get goose bumps when i hear it.

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

That is because it is designed 2 do that ,: 0

[@Dinostriadrums]

Billy Cobham es único. Con gran feeling y magistral técnica. Me alegra mucho escucharlo. También me inspira, pues soy baterista.

[@sergioricou5356]

Totalmente de acuerdo. Genial!.

[@davidrobertson8693]

I have owned and loved the CD of this series of concerts - "Meeting of the Spirits" - for several years. It's a joy to find another performance here of the same music by the same lineup. Critics of the authenticity of this interpretation of Mahavishnu Orchestra music should note that McLaughlin himself contributed cover notes to the CD release, saying "I would have never imagined these particular compositions being played by a big band, but in a way you have made a dream come true!" Wonderful stuff.

[@liman42]

Birds of Fire was my first intro to fusion in 10th grade in '74. I was high as a kite and the guy had an awesome sound system. It just blew me away and I've been hooked ever since. This is REAL music. Lyla's Dance and Eternity's Breath are still 2 of my favorites.

[@eduardoballesteroshoffmann6324]

WOW WOW WOW! INSANE! The Mahavishnu... BEST BAND EVER!!!

[@paulpeterson1538]

Saw mvo 1971 in Burlington, VT They were the opening act for blue oyster cult & the byrds. Another fantastic concert was eleventh house opening for RTF. Still love fusion!

[@alancumming6407]

Great fresh take on fantastic music.

[@grahammoss602]

Fabulous! There will never again be the energy that the young 5-piece MO produced, but this is really cool. Good playing, good interpretation. I recommend listening without watching

[@grahammoss602]

And Lila's Dance is sublime. Full marks!

[@andreadams4885]

Thank God for my brother Lonnie Adams Jr Turning me on to so much great music poetry including Mahvishnu Love you big Brother

[@erriqueolivaresalvarado1553]

Thanks Brother for The Best Music Of The Undergruond Mistyc. ✌️ 👍 🙏

[@perigee1275]

Big Mahavishnu fan, I love this!

[@knoxrembrandt]

Danke John McLaughlin für diese geniale Komposition und Danke schön an das Orchester. Es ist prachtvoll gespielt. Als das MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA vor vielen Jahren ihr Konzert im Circus Krone in München gab, kam ich leider zu spät. Keine Eintrittskarte gab es mehr. Ich war zutiefst traurig, wollte ich die Musik damals doch live im Raum erleben dürfen. Nur den Ton von AUSSEN bekam ich mit. Das ganze Haus vibrierte. Jetzt nach so vielen Jahren erinnere ich mich wieder daran und freue mich, daß ich die Musik als Schallplatte und CD in meiner Sammlung habe.

[@teelurizzo8542]

Thanks for sharing, this is pretty cool. 'Resolution' is a small gem. Love all the dissonant harmonies and all the subtle colors - some pretty disconcerting that permeate Mahavishnu Orchestra's music.

[@mecastetienne4486]

Great Billy Cobham !!!!

[@jazkat56]

Considering these guys are pushing 70, I have no problem with this performance. Saw MVO back in '71... Just saw Billy Cobham's Spectrum 40 band this year. These cats are great and my question to the critics is where are all the young artists to replace them? Is music progressing? Enjoy it while you can!

[@mrkrupp0]

The young cats play metal, unfortunately jazz isn't cool anymore, but there's always amazing musicianship if you know where to look

[@Bonedalas]

There's surely a link between jazz rock and (progressive) metal. For example Cynic from time to time play "Meeting of the Spirits" in their concerts. When I first heard Dream Theater, it sounded almost like the Mahavishnu Orchestra to me. Until the singer started...

[@Frisbieinstein]

In two weeks I'm going to see Guthrie Govan, Mohini Dey, and Senri Kawaguchi in Kawasaki. There's your answer. I can name more too.

[@victorlowe1427]

The only original band member there was Billy Cobham... Who is the John McLaughlin lookalike? This guy fluffed on his first song - probably nerves? The real McLaughlin wouldn't have... It was a decent effort overall. Brought back some memories. But, it didn't have the fire & grace of the original power house line-up that were rated as the loudest band on the planet at one time!!! 👍

[@victorlowe1427]

Frisbieinstein: Guthrie Govan - WOW. Incredible technique, brilliant musician & thoroughly nice bloke, it seems!!! How did he get to be so good on a guitar?

[@gabigonzalez5610]

sensacional ! uma forma de valorizar mais ainda esta verdadeira obra prima que são as composições de John Mclaughlin !!!!

[@douglasdeoliveira3535]

Concordo plenamente!

[@ilantonio32]

Dawn e sanctuary estão incríveis!

[@saha7835]

Супер!🎉🎉🎉

[@virgilrw]

I think they did an excellent job on this project! Superb!

[@toygnisht]

Respectful, beautifully played and arranged,with Billy's mastery--amazing!

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

We have original first edition member, he is here older but still effective enough to put on a good show ,: 0

[@boatalle]

John Mclaughlin asked for silence before a show at the spectrum @ Phily funny that a few still whistled then thunder, blue lights into meeting of spirits. Please one last tour.

[@shahzadzafar71]

Sublime. The music of the MVO deserves this type of treatment.

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

n more, much much more ,: 0

[@sarahnokleby503]

Brings back good memories. Nice to see and hear someone taking a crack at it.

[@cosmicjazzman4817]

This is so interesting... being a M.O. fan since I was 14 in 87'. To hear Cobhams playing of these arrangements and the tunes he wasn't a part of originally is so fuckin cool! Now of course this is Not Mahavishnu... but it's good and moving forward, hopefully this kind of tribute continues long after The original and Narada are gone! ultimately it's up to us musicians and fans to keep this music alive! Music education is one of the most important parts in helping our children develop mental skills team work and self expression. And with Jazz,all those things at once! sorry for my bi-polar rambling! I just love music so much 😁

[@smf961]

Muito bom, ótimos arranjos e uma leitura respeitosa da música da Mahavishnu, o guitarrista fez um bom trabalho e até se parece mesmo com John quando este era mais novo, Billy Cobham arrasando, como sempre !

[@ilantonio32]

O guitarrista foi incrivel! Fez o dever de casa, excelente por sinal!

[@VegasCyclingFreak]

Great stuff! Thanks for sharing with the world!

[@martinsutlovich144]

These are great versions of some of the very best jazz fusion music ever recorded and what a treat to have BILLY COBHAM on the drums my favorite drummer along with GINGER BAKER!

[@jacquescarrier9713]

Wow Wow, thank you for this post, it's fantastic to discover that there are so many music events working on these music ... thanks from Quebec, Canada

[@jonsmith848]

Almost no words. Love that the band is encompassing the Cobham years & several compositions from Apocalypse & Emerald Beyond releases...that Narada played on.

[@amandonos637]

Que bueno suena esta Mahavishnu Orchestra, será grandioso que hagan todos los discos de Mahavishnu, cada época es grandiosa. Apocalipsis, La Visión de la Esmeralda, todos discos fabulosos y una música única.

[@andrewgillis8572]

What cover guitarists miss on McLaughlin is most often the proper gracing of the rhythm parts/chord bed layout - I thought this guitarist did nicely at solo time - horn players fine for intonation, solo flow, and the house sound person nicely using reverbs - like Michel Cusson the gtr put some hard Albert King Texas blues right in the middle of some psychedelicizing - Ray Gomez another killer with that

[@victorcoral]

This is very cool, a set of "orchestral" arrangements making the music of Mahavishnu sound like a real "Mahavishnu Orchestra" .. :) .. it gives a new dimension to the original compositions; kind of what Ed Palermo does to Frank Zappa's music for a Jazz big band or the video concert "Zappa's Universe" conducted by Joel Thome.... and with the "real" Billy Cobham involved it's gotta be awesome ! .................. WHAT FOLLOWS IS AN AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION DONE BY THE COMPUTER OF ULRICH'S TITLE COMMENTS FOR THOSE OF US THAT DON'T UNDERSTAND GERMAN, I STILL HAVEN'T CHECKED IT FOR SYNTAX OR GRAMMATICAL ERRORS : ................... The music of the legendary Mahavishnu Orchestra was originally conceived for five men - a highly acclaimed CD, the hr-Bigband has brought them to an orchestral format. "I never thought that these compositions would be played by a big band times, with these recordings is true! Thank you so much to die for!" - As John McLaughlin comment for hr-Bigband version of the music of his Mahavishnu Orchestra. Indeed, previously, no Jazz Orchestra had dared to dominated by complex rhythms and energetic improvisations fusion classics. Colin Towns' unconventional arrangements and soulful drumming of Mahavishnu drummer Billy Cobham prepare the basis for the hr-Bigband, "the change between impetuous eruption and impressionistic rapture in the templates with rich riffs subtly accentuates skilfully tone and brilliant solo work" ( Jazz Podium). This on a highly acclaimed CD project can now be experienced live again with Billy Cobham.

[@richardgeorgeallen6323]

I bought the CD of this concert years ago and have never really been convinced by it. Probably I have the originals still ringing in my years. I'm warming to it, especially with the video to enjoy, which I have just discovered (better late than never, I suppose...) I take heart that whilst Cobham has earnt his place in the pantheon of fusion drummers, even he and the HR Bigband are not immune to a train crash at 10.27. Cobham goes into the double time huffle and the band doesn't. There is the heart-stopping moment when all goes into the air in slowmotion (what player has never been here?) before the guitarists manages to tether everyone back to terra firma.

[@josephs5587]

Damn that was pretty bad... I’m curious, who do you think was in the wrong, Cobham or the band? Im inclined to think it’s Cobham because it didn’t look like he was reading sheets like the rest of the band

[@rrr1063]

Frank Gambale saved the day there,

[@rrr1063]

World Premiered at the Festival of Arts, 7-8 March, 2008. The Mahavishnu’s spirit and messages of enlightenment are re-interpreted for the 21st Century. Festival Theatre Adelaide Festival Centre 7-8 March, 8pm The polyglot, genre-bending Mahavishnu Orchestra pioneered jazz/rock fusio and created unique music, years ahead of its time. With its high-volume, edgy electrified sound, complex rhythms, unconventional time signatures and influences that included Indian, funk, jazz and even classical music, Mahavishnu breached the walls of pop and led the ‘prog rock’ invasion. While the band only existed for a very short time in a couple of different guises, albums like The Inner Mounting Flame have transcended the decades with stars including Sting and Branford Marsalis crediting Mahavishnu as a major influence. For the Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts, one of the foundation members, Billy Cobham, who is acknowledged as the master of percussion with his dazzling dexterity, has collaborated with rock keyboardist turned TV-theme composer, Colin Towns. Together, they have re-formed a stunning celebration of the Mahavishnu Orchestra alongside a group of world class musicians to present this world premiere scored and arranged by Towns for full symphony orchestra. Percussion - Billy Cobham Guitar - Frank Gambale Keyboard - J-ukkis Uotila Bass - Phillipe Chayeb Trumpet - Guy Barker Saxophone - Ernie Watts Trombone - Marshall Gilkes Presented by Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts and Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. adelaidefestival.com.au

[@zenzenzen4741]

I love it. Look at all the bald heads!

[@DelightLovesMovies]

Wow, that's so great.

[@BarryKunz64]

The guitarist's last name is scales!! appropriate!

[@OMMSYNTH]

Thank you very much ! Super post ! Great spiritual experience!

[@michaelclarke8543]

Brilliant

[@xxr99]

I can't wait to hear this!! WOW

[@TheJennaro]

If you like/love Mahavishnu Orchestra this is an awesome contribution to that legacy. And of course hearing Mr.Cobham again is a plus!

[@amanurim7896]

COVER´S BEAUTIFUL

[@OctavosUnidosDelSur]

amazing as usual

[@borgullet3376]

Absolutely Brilliant...

[@henriqueccruz]

Actually, this was pretty wicked. Even for a celebration. I'm amazed.

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

Is pretty good, n see we have tracks from inner mounting flame, birds of fire, visions of emerald beyond, we have variety of tracks n all totalling over 'n hour with solos n appendices ,: 0

[@williamdillard7475]

I like the sax and trumpet solos in Birds of Fire ! The sax solo just sounds pleasing ! I would have the trumpet solo louder !

[@ytnsanw]

No 'Dance of Maya'? I would have thought that that was begging for this sort of re-imagining...

[@marcellosmenghi]

Wonderful! Bravi!...Greetings from Italy!

[@delight1057]

wow thats so great.

[@misrasaurabh1]

I am so happy with getting to see Billy Cobham play to the songs of the album Visions of the emerald beyond :)

[@frannckenfrey]

I have to say that Narada kicks Billy's ass Big Time on Visions! Narada ( was...? ) amazing!

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

Is rare treat, yes Narada was out of this world on Visions n if you've heard it apocalypse n inner worlds ,: 0

[@rrr1063]

We speak over the telephone to Cobham who says he came up with the idea of Meeting Of The Spirits when was last in Australia to perform at last year’s WOMADelaide. “I kept seeing all these posters around the place advertising [US jazz pianist] Herbie Hancock playing with Australian orchestras and I thought, ‘That sounds like a great idea! Why can’t I do something like that?’ So I thought about it and got in touch with a few people to see if there would be any interest. “In short, it’s now happening and we’re coming down to do it.” One of the Meetings Of The Spirits’ musicians is Australian-born guitarist Frank Gambale who once billed himself as Thunder From Down Under. “Frank is one of the premiere players of all time - one of the greatest in the world as far as I’m concerned - and it just so happens he comes from Australia. So you didn’t have to beat me over the head for me to realise that inviting Frank along would help make it work. “And Adelaide Symphony Orchestra reveres Colin Towns’ work,” Billy then said of the UK-born musician who has worked with Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan and is the composer of British television themes such as Dalziel And Pascoe and Pie In The Sky. “Colin is such a great orchestrator so the combination of all that with a great orchestra, great musicians and great musicians is going to be fantastic.” I had to good fortune to meet Billy when he was last in Adelaide. I probably embarrassed myself, however, by telling the great drummer that I had his first solo album, 1970’s Spectrum, on vinyl and I remember adding that as a young teenager I’d been greatly impressed by the stereo panning of his drums from speaker to speaker. At the time, Billy had laughed loudly and said, ‘We were experimenting’. “It’s really funny you should mention that because I’m just getting ready to work with Ken Scott, the engineer and co-producer of that album, again,” the musician laughs. “It’ll be the first time in 30-something years that Ken and I have worked together. We’re going to be working in Boston and we’re actually going to be using some of that old equipment we used on Spectrum. We’re going to be using tape echo machines and echoplexes and all that kind of stuff. “So maybe we’ll even get that panning thing happening again.” Billy makes his most recent recordings available over the internet. “It’s an interesting way to go,” he says, “and it’s now sort of a necessary evil. It shows up the incompetency of the record industry and puts the music back into the hands of the artists to do whatever they can to promote themselves. So, okay, this is what we have to do now. We have to do what we have to do in order to survive but I bet that we’ll find a way. We’ll see where we go with it and learn by our mistakes. “But I have a sneaking suspicion it’ll be a heck of a lot better than working for a bunch of music industry pencil pushers and legal eagles who don’t know anything about music and have no idea about how to push someone’s career,” Billy concludes. Meeting Of The Spirits, a celebration of the music of Mahavishnu Orchestra with Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, takes place at Festival Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre, at 8pm on Sat Mar 7 and Sun Mar 8. Billy Cobham Septet also play WOMADelaide on Stage Two at 4.15pm on Sun Mar 9 and Persian Gardens on Wed Mar 5.

[@sabinewydra6007]

Just great.

[@FusionHowie]

What awesome arrangements! !

[@Apollon21]

Das ist Musik ohne Seele. Auswendig gelernte Taktfolgen, die nur laut sind. Die Gitarre dafür sehr dünn. Die Melodie ist erkennbar und erinnert schon an den Meister. Doch er wird sich das wohl nicht anhören.

[@hubbsllc]

Interesting and jaunty arrangement of "Miles Beyond."

[@brianpetkovic4579]

HEAVEN IS THE EARTH AND US NOW .

[@geoffwright9684]

Very courageous project and well played but ...... Mahavishnu without Mahavishnu....lifeless

[@maxinemckenzie5765]

I love The M.O. ~ but i just don't like this very much...and I'm not sure why...maybe it's the arrangements, The brass players are good, guitar player must've been nervous, he fluffs the opening chord sequence...and I feel his solos don't follow Johns enough. "Eternities Breath" is frankly lame. The HR Big Band did a much better job with Jack Bruce some years ago. The original Orchestral arrangements, initially guided by Mike Gibbs, Mike Tilson~Thomas and John's written parts did the job right the first time...this is a poor imitation. Billy's not driving hard enough either. Sorry I just wanna go back to the Real thing.

[@thomassnider6691]

Sorry I spelled Mahavishne wrong. The music was so sleepy I didn't notice my mistake in time. I think I'll listen to Booker T & the MGs do Green Onions followed by Hilary Hahn performing Mozart's 5th Violin Concerto instead of finishing this.

[@inflames2112]

Mumble mumble wunderbaaar. Yes this band is great

[@sarahnokleby503]

Way too interpretively cool. Any new take, is great take. This was a better than great take. I was able to escape on my little pleasure pod for a while. Felt a few little androphens kick in.

[@АрбиГрозный-ю7д]

Это самое лучшее что есть в музыке. Это божественно!👏👍

[@jamesbrousseau2159]

Imagine if the original Mahavishnu Orchestra had an Orchestra behind them

[@Frisbieinstein]

Love that piano on Dawn. Everybody plays great! 30:30 packing tape on the ebass?

[@philipfisher651]

8:35 I love the guy beaming with smiles near the trumpet soloist. That may be some "wtf" culture shock or he may know exactly what's happening but can't keep the grin off his face nonetheless.

[@frannckenfrey]

Yeah I noticed that too!

[@nsandor72]

Great effort! Thanks

[@jimnorman20001]

Very cool!!!

[@sorabiamg1]

NO.1

[@lalihari]

i think the format works very well for some of the more sombre pieces, like sanctuary and dawn, where the horns really add some texture; no need for steely dan style guitar work at all (fine in a different context), as this detracts from the compositions

[@gunterwinkel9668]

wouh!!! Danke sehr!

[@gangoffour6690]

Billy Cobham. GOAT 🥁 GOAT 👍🏼.

[@JuanLama]

Just as it happens with Escalandrum and Piazzollas music. They're great rearranging and performing. Excelent job. They are great "craftsmen", but they are not being "artistic". They lack the spirit of the original interpretation. It's interesting to listen the arrangements. But the solos are strictly practiced and designed in rehearsal. You can feel it because they're being clinical. Politically correct about how they mentally choose the sales and licks. Back then they just let there soul speak through their instruments, painting sounds in unique moments impossible to repeat. That's why each time you listen a live version of MCs music the band never plays exactly the same. I've seen John yesterday in Barcelona, his soloing was so unique, so present. I could feel his presence in my soul. What a great gift he gave to humanity with his playing.

[@cosmicjazzman4817]

Ses Ressam I agree, not as good as original. But this is a "Big Band" arrangement! A group this size(like all big bands has 2 play exactly what's written. now some solo's sound practiced and before Cobhams solo on Birds of Fire The horn section gets lost... Politically correct? lol, strange word choice! I find this extremely refreshing, especially having COBHAM on drums! Overall I think this is good stuff! M.O. has been one of my favorite bands and this line up only has 3 studio and one live albums. I love the newly released tracks on a bonus disc in a box set called unreleased Between Nothingness and Eternity live and of course the lost Trident sessions. John's song #2 is one of my favorites

[@WolfgangvonBoyen]

This really is not a cover, its a creation from a creation - and it shows what jazz really means - be free!

[@enriquemachorromendoza4310]

Great version of One Word.

[@liEfe]

Mike Malley Hace 3 años guitarist even looks like a young Mahavishnu

[@leonardocosta8867]

MEU DEUS! HEHEHEH BILLY COBAIN CONTINUA COM TUDOOOO

[@KurtKnutsen]

thanks good music!

[@betterthantelly2993]

The drummer is quite good.

[@lucabencini5856]

😂😂😂

[@RadiantFutureRecords]

Yes, quite promising. He should do well.

[@Spockwall73]

By watching these songs with a conductor I can finally understand what are the time signatures of some of them

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

They r sometimes complex but if you work it out you can get it without hassle ,: 0

[@Jiv_Ing57819]

I'm not always sure myself but see to it that birds of fire is probably not in 4/4 ,: 0