Eric Lewis on The Portal (with host Eric Weinstein), Ep.

[@rumbleinmybumble4751]

I am a newcomer to Eric Weinstein. I am now consuming everything I can find on him. He is so amazing that I am humbled beyond humbled, as the hours of his podcasts run. I just finished watching a performance by Eric Lewis and he made a leap from known dimensions, to dimensions that nobody ever envisioned.

[@TheFartoholic]

Sometimes I think I'm smart. And then I listen to conversations like this.

[@ggvilleman1]

I can not begin to describe how amazing this episode was! Eric Lewis is a stunningly complex and authenticly beautiful human being. Literally one of the best pieces of content I have consumed in the past year. When Eric W states to EL, "You are in touch with something that most people have no idea that's even available" I almost jumped through the roof. Exactly the reason for the immense importance of these discussion masterpieces.

[@MDL.720]

Thanks to both Eric and Lewis for sharing this moment. To make content like this accessible for all of us is a true gift. Music is a truly fascinating thing on so many levels.

[@75dobs]

By far the most mercurial conversation I've heard in a Very long time.....filled with deep, thoughtful, and self reflective moments. If ever I've appreciated the complexity of the world I experience, that appreciation has grown.

[@l.sibylnorth2134]

mee too!

[@mauriceshapero7200]

Thank you so much for this Eric W. Please keep giving what you are giving. I'm an architect.....I move space through the centre and edges of ideas. Elew's words bring me home. Your comments about these beautiful moments that can only be appreciated by one or two people in the world free me to carry on. Frustration from not being seen has stopped me in the past. Elew's talk of generous compensation, making a mistake into a fleeting work of art. At this level all the small emotions evaporate and the truth is all that's left.

[@celestehammell]

Brilliant! Thank you both for making this video and sharing this with us. Your generosity is deeply appreciated.

[@mm-qj6cc]

This whole thing was beyond my minds realm, so profound my body responded with goose bumps. Wow thanks guys for upping the bar.

[@Russman]

Eric I'm 42 minutes in and this is your best one yet already! YES!

[@nipundave9935]

Loved the hell out of it. The level of sophisticated conversation is just so attractive. To get exposed to such levels of brilliance is just awesome, damm i feel lucky. I feel humbled. My gratitude, honestly. I could mostly keep track of the conversation [a success for me, personally!] and man it sparked such ideas, and god the time just flew. I didnt even notice until it was already an hour. Thank you so much eric! Lots of love, charms, and luck!

[@ruburtoe1]

Eric is such a font of insight and understanding/clarity and creative rationality! A beautiful mind, really

[@0xStef]

Hands down the best episode so far! Eric, you could not hide your excitement when the conversation kept on building on itself. Like in a play or dance perhaps, the protagonists enabled each other and ended up touching new horizons. The level 'movement' across abstraction levels and domains was profoundly enjoyable, eye-opening, delicate. Your exchange created new possibilities for me and today I can probably appreciate a bit better the world and its edges. Welcome to the portal!

[@Gjifdxvv]

I especially enjoy Eric W's meetings with artists, particularly when they take place in alternative locations. Post-pandemic, if I might humbly suggest a conversation with world-renowned mix engineer and producer Jack Joseph Puig, a true savant and masterfully insightful and articulate speaker with regards to the nature of making art, the role of technology and the creative process. Very grateful for this podcast, thank you

[@NeoStoicism]

Doing the Lord's work, Eric.

[@wolvie90]

Preach it. I have zero personal interest in soul and jazz music but this man is absolutely captivating and I would never had heard him speak without the Portal. In this fucked up world of low attention spans and "fake news", thank "insert deity here" for the Portal.

[@l.sibylnorth2134]

me too!

[@strangehobbit]

Thank you so much for this! I don’t know if I would have ever found Eric Lewis on my own but my life is infinitely richer because I you shared him with me.

[@MiqelDotCom]

It's amazing that 50 years after his death, geniuses from so many fields still find John Coltrane to be a primary musical, philosophical and scientific inspiration.

[@mikhailmikhailov8781]

Coltrane is up there in the list of 20th century "mutants". Somebody should redo Grothendiecks "mutant" list and/or expand it for the 21st century tbh.

[@MiqelDotCom]

@@mikhailmikhailov8781 - I wasn't aware of that list but just checked it out. Definitely some anomalously functional individuals listed! He's not a musician, but check out the works of Paul Laffoley sometime. He's another contender to be high on the list of 20th century mutants.

[@GloriaWaslyn]

i used to go to rehearsals of a jazz group, Dreams, who had a contract with Columbia Records for an album. I lived, as a friend/rommate, in Boston with John Abercrombie, one of the Dreams, members before it formed. The Brecker brothers, (Michael&Randy)who had a jazz club on 7th Avenue South for a few years were also in the group. Billy Cobham, Jan Hammer were also members. I loved listening to moments of improv genius which was also something that would arise in the Boston Back Bay club where John Abercrombie would play with Art Blakey and my then boyfriend Frank Capi. Music at its highest levels of creation is transformational. Loved hearing Elew. Thanks!

[@onetwothree4148]

Woah.

[@roel60]

Two beautiful abstract launguages that compliment each other- Mathematics and Music by two amazing talented intellectuals. Just love it. Thanks for sharing your talent to the world! ❤

[@bradcavanagh3092]

At the end of the Sweet Home Alabama performance I jumped up out of my seat and cheered. I never thought I'd do something like that going into this episode. Truly joyous and magical performance.

[@kevinjaiello8448]

ABSOLUTELY PERFECT example by Eric when he brought up the song “Jolene” by Dolly Parton. The White Stripes cover version of that song is amazing and it’s hilarious how even the artist who created it could miss the entire point when she criticized Jack White on his interpretation. And BTW Eric you don’t need to get so apprehensive on the whole Kenny G. comparison as it relates to Jazz or ELew. If you are truly hip to Kenny G, though he might be a meme to popular culture because of the millions of records sold as “bubble gum” jazz. Or that held a note on a flute for a Guinness world record, but he is Jazz musician through and through. You can tell ELew is hip/has love for Kenny and wont let Eric off the hook when trying to walk his comparisons back. I only know this inside baseball, about Kenny G, for completely coincidental reasons. He’s actually a world class scratch golfer and an absolute menshe. A stand up comedian comparison would be: “Miles Davis is basically Rodney Dangerfield/Bob Hope of stand up. ELew is Dave Chapelle(mark twain prize winner and the most influential and avenged stand up today)...Kenny G is is Larry the Cable Guy. Meaning if you went to The Comedy Store you’d see Larry the cable guy at the same table with Chapelle and they have love and respect for each other. Then if you asked both who their idols are they’d both mention Hope and Dangerfield.

[@snubbe314]

This is an excellent comment.

[@ElecDashTronDotOrg]

Second that, the White Stripes cover has waaay more emotion

[@onseayu]

HOLY SHIT STILL LISTENING DUDE IS FUCKIGN AWESOME!!!

[@breakfree2154]

Yikes! How do I describe what I just heard.... exceptional I will select the section where Elew is playing, place it on repeat and listen continuously. You both have improved my quality of life during this broadcast. Just outstanding Thank you both

[@dougryan5097]

What a beautiful dude. Thanks so much for Introducing me to this guy, Eric. I'm ... Moved both by this guys performance at USI and both of your words in the interview.

[@daysteppin2]

Thanks so much for having ELEW on the portal, he's one on my heroes for over 20 years. Two of my favorite humans in conversation, and at play, this made my week!

[@troypresley]

Thank you so much for reintroducing me to Eric Lewis! I saw him perform in Tokyo more than 10 years ago, and was blown away... he’s only gotten better and more interesting since then

[@HikeRx]

I saw Eric play piano at a friend's wedding reception. Eric is incredibly gifted...just amazing.

[@jcook007fix]

I found it enjoyable to pause the video every time an artist was mentioned and ask Alexa to play some music by that artist. I would listen for a minute then stop the music and continue with the interview. Thanks Mr Weinstein.

[@stefanconradsson]

One of the things I love with his podcasts are the crazy personal ads he creates "If you are listening to this podcast I hope you are drinking heavily" .-. and then an ad for a winery. Someone should do a compilation of these for us all. I think they are gorgeous .. and I trust his judgement. Cheers 🍷

[@PetersEnglishSchool]

I found this podcast from joe rogan podcast now i listen to it often it is very intellectual and thought provoking thanks for making the portal

[@samuelloncarbecominghumanproj]

Eric Lewis has the most beautiful mind I've yet seen today. The range of his depth and intelligence, which you can see him playing on Eric W.'s remarks like he plays on a theme as a musician, is itself gorgeous, but then his generosity and humanity make it all the more wondrous. I watched performances from him based on this and have rarely been so moved, even in live performances. Thank you, Eric. W. for this, and thank you, Elew/Eric Lewis. (Also, my goodness, the playing...when he plays Nirvana it's like Scriabin and Liszt wrote the song and then a jazz genius improved it...)

[@wendellgollop8753]

Hello from Barbados, beautiful episode, wouldn't pretend to know music at the level of which you all spoke but that was plain awesome, Eric thank for bringing Elew to us, not so much your viewership but the world, and I loved episode 16 with Tyler Cowen. Your decision to do the Portal podcast was a decision well make, and I appreciate you doing a bit of house keeping to begin each episode on issues affecting us as a race despite America is more your focus as that's home but I love logic and your logic works beyond your shores and is applicable to the world. thank you.

[@jasonbeary5771]

You have a remarkable circle to run in, Eric. I see the great difference in potential and thought between the rural, in which I now reside, and the metropolitan, which I used to. One is immersion in revisionist traditionalism and the other confronts that impulse with challenging personalities and cultures. There is so little cross-over. It's sad. But we have this! Thanks, Eric

[@JiminiCrikkit]

Over an hour in to the conversation ... I haven't heard his music yet, but his articulation, his thoughts - they already signal to me of the universality of his ideas and expression, and they are touching me quite unlike what I have heard articulated before ... so it almost doesn't matter what his music sounds like to me now ... but I sure am looking forward to hearing it :D Furthermore, Eric Lewis has expressed so much about musicianship (I am one too) - his comments about taking sound as it is... is music to my ears!

[@NancyLebovitz]

This is where I found out about Eric Lewis, and I'm more grateful than I can say.

[@TheAmbientMage]

How many of these things are sitting on the back burner just waiting to get released? Holy crap.

[@sillysissyphus4877]

Same on iTunes

[@Russman]

Magus TheGreat agreed!!!! I'm awaiting these with much nerdly eagerness 🤣🤣🤣

[@futureproofd]

or just goto podcasts.google.com

[@thehairybeast9707]

it took me a few days to get to this after it was posted but as soon as i saw that there was a new portal episode i googled the guest. Not knowing anything of him and only going into the video knowing that he was a jazz pianist i was immediately pleased and impressed with the way he plucked at the internal strings of the piano rather than take them for granted. At times it was as perfect as anything from the great composers and at other times it was perfect chaos.

[@georgewatts6221]

Today I played my favorite 70s rock on the drums. I got very emotional when I realized how I'll never live in that world with them, but how wonderful it is to travel back in time. Luckily I have a dream world to escape to at night.

[@brindlebriar]

They look so much alike. It's amazing. They could be twins. Look side by side at 2:00:46 till the end. Same body type, same head shape, same hair, same height, similar faces. Both named Eric, spelled with a c. Maybe it's a synchronicity. If a soul is a pattern, then it can split without loss, and manifest twice. But all patterns are contextual, so you'll get two version even with with the same name, named by different parents, because the context is part of the soul pattern. These are like two of the same person on different career paths. Intellectually, emotionally, physically, contextually.

[@ilovemapledrumsspaun4083]

Thinking about this genius not being able to get a record deal fills me with fury and rage which might lead to panic attacks. What kind of world are we living in, where the absolute best of the best can't get signed? That "Smells Like Teen Spirit" was so incredible! I randomly saw him playing at Zinc Bar in NYC back in 2012 at an open mic with Manhattan School of Music students, at like 4 am, playing "Inner Urge" at twice the tempo with an unbelievable drummer and saxophonist. There aren't words to describe these kinds of musicians.

[@rlperez4]

ILoveMapleDrums Spaun i agree with your entire statement but it’s like hiring a physicist to teach high school freshman math, while it’s amazing to have, it’s a waste of talent, knowledge is far beyond the student. The average music lover who buy music doesn’t have time to study it, digest, and let it consume them. It’s an instant gratification world, up tempo, heavy drum, and words to convey thoughts. He is opposite in most of those aspects. “Jazz is hard to love” was a quote my wife said. “I just don’t get it and I’m bored”. That was while watching her own son. Unfortunately that’s the common feeling and labels know it.

[@andybaldman]

If you are one or have really known any in depth, really skilled musicians (and their brains) are just wired in a way that's different from a lot of other people. I can't explain it, but it's there, and you can see it if you know enough of them, and if you study music (and realize they have something different). They just have a facility with the language of music that is on its own level.

[@Aceofsp4des7]

The world is starved of content like this, we simply need more Eric.

[@Aceofsp4des7]

The discussion of dimensions of craftsmen ship and the event horizon is a literal portal to the hidden world beneath the surface. Those words resonate, and need to be heard by so many more people.

[@michaellouisxavier2401]

One of my favorites of your podcasts.

[@mirrorengine]

i definitly never knew something like that is avaiable... thank you eric!

[@indioseletronicos]

Thank you very much Eric to bring this awesome musician to our knowledge. And the sqEric duo was great too. Cheers

[@Chaosdude341]

I am certainly enjoying the uniqueness of the format you're choosing, Eric. The music exploration is a nice mix of interesting and humbling.

[@PinkAmadeus]

I may have mentioned it before, but I think that I should again at least once: I love you. I could simply state my admiration for you, but it seems insufficient. I love you like I loved Christopher Hitchens. I still love him as I will love you. Take care, dear individual. You are also one of those who make life bearable. Thank you!

[@consciousobserver5952]

Another very strange comment... Am I the only one thinking this of a good few of these comments? 🤔

[@johnahooker]

23rd upvote.

[@theweegit]

Aw shucks, thanks man!

[@mrJety89]

@@consciousobserver5952 Whatever floats their boat

[@mrJety89]

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[@MrRyanhartnett]

Best episode so far! I’ve seen them all in order, and this dynamic had the most obvious sharing of the heart and stylistic gabbing.

[@MrRyanhartnett]

My lord, and then I heard him work on the keys 😵

[@cherylhall1985]

Wonderful conversation and music! Thank you!

[@matt2.019]

It makes me sad that I don't have anyone in my own personal life with whom to have conversations like this. I wish I knew more interesting people :(

[@MCASDI]

My problem too. I guess we will have to be more interesting ourselves Matt.

[@marleyjanim5033]

Just exchange email with each other

[@mfruji]

that's how i feel about life; i don't feel like i'm better than anyone but strongly think that i see and think much deeper about pretty much anything than the usual Joe, and everyday small talk fucking kills me; the closer person to this that i've got is my sister, and she gets bored or takes herself with other things all the time while conversing with me, i get it, deep talk is boring to them, even tho again, i don't think i'm a very smart person or smth like that, love to listem to really smart people like these two tho.

[@DutchSowieso]

Join the Portal discord :)

[@mfruji]

@@livepathsearching5140you got ig? 😂

[@sheilac5319]

Fun episode!

[@MooseheadStudios]

the variation of the guests bravo Eric loving it.

[@oldmanyoung3804]

Utterly and profoundly extraordinary!

[@keepitzebra5307]

Brilliant! Thank you for bringing us this phenomenal treat!

[@floydjaggy]

Hahaha when Eric Lewis started DJing and improvising super catchy stuff, and then it pans to Eric in the background and he’s just standing rock solid, hands at his sides, not even bobbing his head. 😂

[@marinagrigorian6974]

This is perfect. Thank you!

[@spitre5456]

Fabulous!! I’d by an album from Eric Lewis!! appreciated the conversation as well!

[@simplyrik1496]

After being introduce to Eric Lewis here I have since viewed a number of his performances, He is absolutely brilliant and taking the piano to a new level which some are unprepared for, it is like fireworks. I have tried to comprehend at what level his brain is operating at as I watch the movement of his hands and finger at time one hand operating at a different tempo than the others. Are we sure he is from this planet? Yes he does take us through the portal.

[@robertdiggins7578]

Errol Garner piano spirit too, in that harmonica jam. Good show. Thanks for turning us on to this man. I especially liked it when he muted the strings and I could tell the piano was also a stringed instrument. Sounded great!

[@j.h252]

Wow, what a great musician and human being! Didn't know Elew, the earthquake on the piano. Was also listening to Kenny G, who is in comparison a soft washed poet, a bit kitschy and surely not as surprising as Elew. Walking the walk of an improviser is a dangerous track, not having too many lines to hold on. Keith Jarrett, who I admire also, was almost drowning inside the ocean of expectations, not knowing if the volcano erupts this night, getting burned out cause of that. Elew is a real win for me, thanks to Eric introducing the other Eric, an enrichment through Eric, so to speak.

[@caleb1031]

Ah yes! Finally a bridge I can cross from an appreciation of rock to an appreciation of jazz.

[@GloriaWaslyn]

My friend, the late electronic music composer and so much more with her Deep Listening Institute, would have loved hearing Elew. Grateful to learn of his music.

[@kevinflatt3884]

I love listening to your thoughts Eric.

[@artemisia66]

I am in awe... Did not want this interview to end. Now I have a second Eric in my life.

[@LetsFindOut1]

1:34:40 smells like teen spirit on piano. awesome

[@thomasmcgill6918]

This is an amazing interview. Eric, you are a badass to the harmonica. Very soulful and bluesy. Fun

[@thesteve4235]

As a musician and artist this was a fascinating conversation.

[@winfriedbauer2280]

As a South African and blonde this was a fascinating conversation.

[@Eigenbros]

Eric's other brother 😄😄

[@highneedforcognition9660]

56:33

[@Hot4Thot]

100% there's a bit of a resemblance there

[@northstar7694]

brutha from anutha mutha! lol

[@blacksagetao514]

We're All Brothers From Other Motha Fuggas, The New Generation of RockPopSoul

[@yodythewoadie]

I awoke after fading into unconsciousness whilst listening to this. I awoke into a dream we call reality. I was afraid that I was never going to get to sleep after this realization that we are in an eternal dream, but I simply put my mind to it and got some great sleep. This episode has single-handedly awakened me. Erics, I can't thank you enough.

[@leedufour]

Thank you both.

[@DomManInT1]

Eric found someone with bigger hair than him.

[@Quency33]

Did anyone notice that these guys are like physical mirrors of each other lol

[@autonomousthought4106]

they don't look alike at all. they look very different. one is clearly a black person and one isn't. not even close to looking alike. you must have a homosexual delusional race denial complex

[@kasherri4889]

@@autonomousthought4106 chill out man

[@kasherri4889]

yeah they look alike in some kind of way

[@ryanheath9974]

@@autonomousthought4106 woah chill dude

[@olafgutbrod828]

especally the name :-)

[@kwadwoappiah6730]

the 2 greatest Erics in the world

[@newplanman9836]

Conditionings of paradigms. Paradigms of conditioning. True art.

[@swenger287]

Thanks for introducing me to Eric Lewis!

[@good_call]

Thanks Eric keep 'em coming

[@Jameswjennings]

Two things : 1. Way to create a space for deep thinking and wonderful synchronicities ( multiple chills and 'no way' moments ). 2. Now that we're all able to enjoy sound ideas at the speed of light or faster is it possible in the near future that a majority of Americans will understand 'framing' well enough to make it a slightly less effective strategy for popular control?

[@js7660]

Did not expect him to play Smells Like Teen Spirit like that and DAMN was it amazing

[@AvnerSenderowicz]

re Chomsky - in a hundred years he will be remembered for his pioneering work in linguistics, in a way that is similar to how Freud is remembered in psychology - the founding father who's work is out of date but paved the way for everything the came later. in politics and history Henry Kissinger will be remembered - because he is the only persona in our post ww2 world that was able to navigate and manipulate world affairs to his (and America's) benefit. the middle-east, south-east asia, europe - the world order since the early 70s was shaped by his vision and diplomacy. he will be remembered among the likes of Bismarck - because history remembers those that put their ideas and theories to the ultimate empirical test - reality. as to morality - in the words of William T. Munny - it's got nothing to do with it.

[@newhopefamilyinvestmentsll3737]

LOVE THIS SOOO! MUCH. Thank You.

[@Horgirithor]

Actually met ELew when he opened for the Trans Siberian Orchestra several years ago. He put on an excellent show, and was an absolute gentleman afterwards

[@TheShiney666]

The music was sublime as was the talk.

[@DebbieHappyCohen]

Eric, don't you dare back pedal. We need more people KIND PEOPLE - to OWN THE ROOM - with NO apology. NO politically correctness. YOUR HEART IS IN THE RIGHT PLACE. I have had it with having to defend myself in such ways because I, too, don't want to be misunderstood. When someone violates the experience of everyone else in the room, especially when your SPIRIT is about to show itself in full color - it's SIMPLY NOT OKAY. I am totally with you. THANK YOU FOR PROTECTING THE AUDIENCE. You are CLEARLY not a narcissist. JUST KEEP DOING YOUR THANG!!!! THANK YOU!!! This is the first I've seen of you and you are an endearing and beautiful person. Fucking kind people feeling the need to defend themselves for not being narcissistic. It's a fuckedup cultural fuckup. Let's stop it together.

[@DebbieHappyCohen]

That was for Eric LEWIS

[@dawid_dahl]

Wonderful episode!

[@Tadshikisch]

Thanks Eric and Eric, please bring Dr. Leong Ying on The Portal, to explain all the cosmic unknowns to us, also how the twin universe works...

[@forex_shark6042]

I love Eric's podcast. I'm in my early 30s and had the pleasure of going to many of MITs free summer classes for local kids and their great lectures. My uncle played for the Boston Pops and I grew up listening to rich classical and jazz which I loved. When I first heard Eric Lewis' music I hated it. It was his TED talk performance and it felt like it was full of undeserved pretension and some of his riffs seemed to me like he was covering mistakes by wildly deciding to slap the keys in a rather random manor, in fact I'm still not sure if that is what he was doing but since then I've heard some of his other work and enjoyed it.

[@josefk5659]

PeePeePooPoo he’s a wildly skilled player but I can’t get into his music. It reminds me of Yngwei Malmsteen with guitar. It’s not how much you can say, it’s what you have to say and how you say it.

[@joshGFLS]

Eric. Put all your podcasts on KZbin. Even the ones that are just audio. Please and thanks.

[@TymBenn]

So good

[@VaranusVideos]

Let the hair jokes begin. They both genius

[@jake8473]

This is transcendent stuff. Thank you Elew. Thank you for the introduction, Eric.

[@jeanjaque73]

8th episode only. Awestruck .

[@awesomevideosby1234]

Talk about an awesome jam sesh. 👏👏👏

[@paintbender1503]

Thanks Eric, for this one. I've been losing my mind trying to put a visual to this, since I listened a few weeks back on i tunes.

[@ph00z00]

a lot of modern artists are great. it's a shame that modern audiences don't appreciate real jazz enough.

[@rivulet491]

I understand the skill that must go into jazz, but for the life of me I cannot take hold of it like I can with other genres. I find the occasional satisfying note in jazz, but I am clearly missing something big. I wish I could hear it through someone else's ears.

[@dalejames486]

@@rivulet491 Jazz is adventurous music that often has an element of tension and release. Though "jazz," is casting a really wide net. Think of how many different sub-genres are within "rock." I fell in love with jazz as a musician who was trying to expand his horizons beyond blues and rock. You need to hear some good jazz to turn yourself on to it. It's a lot like coffee. The first cup you ever drink, you ask yourself why on earth anyone would choose to drink such a bitter beverage. After consuming coffee everyday, you really begin to enjoy the flavor and can't imagine what life would be like without it.

[@DavidNguyen-m3j]

Knowledge is a curse and a blessing brother i understand everything your trying to explain the depression comes from not being understood but it is the cost of understanding there’s more then one perspective including yours to come to the conclusion of the bigger picture 🫠 words couldn’t even explain unless you understand the true depth of the bigger meaning of the definition of the words your trying to attach to the sentence your trying to use to describe the perspective. every little detail is just as important as the main point but many can’t see every perspective to see the bigger picture

[@DebbieHappyCohen]

Thank you for the introduction, Eric. You make me feel normal. I also don't speak in a way that fits with any of the larger narratives. Thank you.

[@DebbieHappyCohen]

That was for Eric WEINSTEIN. I was referring to your housekeeping notes, especially about Noam's quote about NPR. Can't tell you how many dinners I've avoided because I'm a frame defier. Thanks for putting words to it.

[@donaldjmccann]

As John Lennon said..."Talking about music is like dancing about architecture."

[@nonFireresist]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJu6oqeLgZeFa9E actually... :-D

[@karinaether]

Impressive1 Thank you Eric Weinstein

[@justinr4201]

That was great. The harmonica playing came through well too. Love this podcast!

[@raifthemad]

Thank You!

[@ianmorgan889]

I love this place!

[@joshuapaterson6201]

This man does not just do a remix of a song in a different tempo or key, but he truly adds something more to the music. I feel like I'm experiencing Smells like Teen Spirit and Sweet Home Alabama in a whole new way, its like it is familiar and foreign at the same time.