Eno • Hyde - Daddy's Car - Later... with Jools Holland - BBC Two

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Brian Eno and Karl Hyde perform Daddy's Car on Later... with Jools Holland, BBC Two (13th May 2014)
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[@Itsdanielcarroll]

That guy with his macbook and keyboard is now one of the biggest producers in the world right now.. Fred Again.. ❤

[@nuffzed2001]

eno on vocals = something that's been forgotten in time

[@AndreaKSweden]

I have followed Karl for many years now and he never disappoints no matter what he does. It can be Underworld, solo albums or other stuff. He is full of good energy.

[@IntoxicCH]

This is way more fun than the album version!

[@kajafreur527]

This collaboration, on paper, ought to be magnificent. It certainly doesn't disappoint.

[@ronancasey7047]

Magic album, great coup to have them on the show

[@robertomurri556]

gorgeous!!

[@gasparucciox9706]

2 great artists togheter

[@andycordy5190]

This is full of surprises for me. Altogether wonderful, exuberant live music making. Thank you!

[@22patch22]

I miss live music so much

[@claudiaiacovelli6960]

Karl looks the only one enjoying music, among a cluster of participants in a funeral. An isolate light🥰

[@SRDhain]

great amount of energy...excellent stuff!

[@SKYSAW59]

Rare Brain One appearance!

[@wjshaw3574]

A wild Fred again.. appears

[@condimentking414]

This song was one of my favourite ones in 2014, and I just realised right fuckin' now there was a live performance on Jools Holland. Damn!

[@advarkmerrygoround1425]

Brian, I have no means to know if this will get through to you as a message, but. When I first heard this track it reminded me of the 24 track master tape I gifted to the Hammersmith Job Centre. It was my works tape from PWL on Ampex 456. I could not ignore the similarities of rhythm and chord. I was shocked and amazed by what had been made of it. Even more odd is the fact that we had met and you did not know that the tape was from me. My name is Robert and the last time we spoke was in Tescos Cromwell Road. We had good discussion at a flat in cromwell Road, I never realized who you were. I'm more than privileged that you should take my demo and amplify it. The original was made on Fairlight and Linn 9000 in my downtime, but you hit the nail on the head with your rendition. I am pleased Brian. We spoke about music at Bromptons, and we met.

[@juliancoates5994]

quite nice

[@fuziwalla]

Basically, Karl looks crazy but his voice is tremendously fantastic.

[@RoryWilmer]

oh yes

[@SH-op7el]

I've only just twigged that's the guy from Underworld, what a great pairing.

[@ThePkdick67]

Wow

[@cleonpy]

WOW! Are there more of these?

[@David_P132]

Amazing what you can do with two chords.

[@jessica5497]

Brian please start singing again

[@_rkrd]

Edgar Davids new career as a keyboardist ?

[@CainanParker]

Eno's jacket... shut up and take my money

[@KlausVonMork]

Want one !

[@kramkalisthenics]

It's called a 'Jack the Dripper' jacket.

[@jessica5497]

I think Brian always want to be a Wizard lol

[@frijou]

:) ...

[@Reprodestruxion]

Love the jacket, the album could have used Fela's son

[@fernandopalomar3279]

Can anyone hear what Eno plays? What it sounds like?

[@zoopopzoo]

Fernando Palomar the electro theme in the background what flows from the beginning

[@TheVibesandStuff]

I think Eno may be manipulating the drum beat, creating stutters/effects in the rhythm with that crazy device, possibly. You never with Eno, crazy guy. Great Song also.

[@imarco75]

This is the crazy device (ashamed it took me four years to find it): www.livelooping.org/tools/sound-manglers/alesis-airfx-2/

[@da-p6814]

@@imarco75 THANK YOU!

[@EVERTONFC.]

Boss. Go ed

[@ghaibboy]

Music in real music by real musicians.. eno is a weirdo smart

[@GiovyPerez]

kids music...! so cool i love it except the lyrics i love the lirycs...!:: but ...........nice aja

[@bristolfashion4421]

the bald one waving his hands was in another band and dressed up, innit - come all ye postmen and do the groove innit... wibble wobble wibble wobble bibble bobble oh yes !! it is like funk played by some different types - daddy, oh my daddy !!

[@liojohn]

ho ho no

[@utherpendragon5773]

Musically ingenious and superior to the album version, which is also very good nevertheless. Oblique Strategies rule... without rules.

[@gasparucciox9706]

cool...but sounbs a bit too much like the talkin heads stuff produced by brian in the early 80's

[@Reprodestruxion]

Fela Kuti

[@gasparucciox9706]

yea or afro stuff like fela

[@JohnPreston888]

I think "Born Slippy" is a dreadful piece of irritating nonsense. Conversely, I think that "Daddy's Car" is dreamily brilliant. Hooray for age and wisdom. Maybe.

[@bnmcmhn]

+John Preston I love that track. I was like 12 when it came out, and trainspotting was a seminal teenage film for me. The track and the film are massive pop culture moments. This song wouldn't mean as much without the film i guess, but still the song absolutely nails the 'ecstasy' feeling in my mind. I suppose the song is built out of a certain feel, and if you don't like it, then the loutish presentation doesn't help. I love Daddy's car tho

[@JohnPreston888]

+Feral Mass Thanks. Always good to find a well-put argument, rather than the normal mud-slinging on KZbin comments. I can see your point. (And I think that Trainspotting is a superb film.) Cheers.

[@openstudio]

I am very disappointed with both the Eno/Hyde albums. You would think that such an interesting combination would produce something outstanding. But the reality is they have made some really dull music. I have tried to listen a few times, but nothing grabs me. Such a pity.

[@inyofeyace1398]

Yeah, it's just more of the same, isn't it? Speaking as somebody of Eno's generation (who still holds him up as a god), it just sounds like Old Men Jamming.

[@lamiaponlo092]

Correct my friend... well say

[@KlausVonMork]

Try again. They are great, but may take some getting used to...

[@StefanDowsing]

A bit boring actually!