FRED FRITH QUARTET @ Festival Météo, Mulhouse, 2015

FRED FRITH QUARTET
Fred Frith, guitar
Barry Guy, double bass
Daniela Cattivelli, electronics
Samuel Dühsler, percussion
Enregistré au Noumatrouff à Mulhouse samedi 29 août 2015, dans le cadre du festival Météo - Mulhouse Music Festival 2015
www.festival-meteo.fr
Vidéo de Fausto Pizzocchero et Franco Chiocca

[@matthewtop]

I'm so glad he didn't get boring with age.

[@reverendbryan]

Another night of toe tappers from Fred and the gang! Always a pleasure.

[@evansgate]

their cover of Immigrant Song was off the chain yo!!!

[@andolink]

Really exceptional performance by some extraordinary talents. Always have loved Barry Guy whether it be Vivaldi or Handel with the AAM under Chris Hogwood or in cutting edge music of this type.

[@JuanRodriguez-tg7cu]

Musical dadaism

[@isolateddemon9438]

Beyond the traditional concept of music!!!

[@EliasKristatos]

oh freddy!!

[@salvadormarley]

Anybody got the tabs?

[@zacharydetrick7428]

yeah man

[@webkahmik]

Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[@zacharydetrick7428]

fred

[@growskull]

frith!

[@suricatafari]

que delícia!

[@bla8859]

for questions regarding Fred's technique, please watch from 11:30, I saw them also it's really something kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWiVp4hmr9GYnM0

[@MrAndrum11]

I saw him in Iceland in Kling & Bank in 2005. One of the best shows I have ever seen.

[@alanhardy3400]

Catchy.

[@cassianobatera]

Loucos esses experimentos!

[@temporoboto]

Good!

[@artrot8412]

Génial!!!A regarder de toute urgence son film: Step across the Border.

[@sabalouie2000]

Sends my human soul to an undiscovered dimension.

[@noewacreativemusic6794]

...this is awesome!

[@Creed_fan_69]

I dig Henry Cow. And I enjoy more modal and free jazz. But this? I do not understand.

[@growskull]

this is more similar to (modern) classical than the jazziness of henry cow

[@miguelmagalhaes4795]

the only guitar player that cleans his guitar during live shows ...and it sounds great...!!!

[@miguelmagalhaes4795]

brain cleaner...

[@miguelmagalhaes4795]

watched him live a couple of times...Its great stuff always.....he was barefoot and i was in the front row right next to the stage also barefoot with my flip flops aside in a velvety red carpet ...in a quite small auditorium...just chillin` big time...lol

[@cassianobatera]

Loucos esses experimentos!

[@iamdamosuzuki_]

I really wish Frith played in the US more often. I'd love to see one of his groups live but he's only played in Chicago a couple of times in the past decade of two.

[@christopherrosing4473]

He used to play NYC and SF regularly.

[@iosephantonivs4262]

Great!

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

still love it!!

[@BenCDaugherty]

I love how Fred went from playing tubular bells with Michael Oldfield to this. Kinda sad actually. He’s actually a great player. Just not really showing it these days.

[@dracsspago]

Tourettes makes people funny.

[@panchosav5618]

ULTRA JAZZ SUPER BLUES FREE PSICODELIA @

[@panchosav5618]

ULTRA JAZZ SUPER BLUES FREE PSICODELIA @

[@Egor-xb7ii]

Чего только не придумают, чтобы в шахте не работать. ))

[@panchosav5618]

@

[@heheynop9996]

ta bkn

[@LudovicAnglade63]

Brillant et excellent

[@nateeto]

Did he know any chord ?

[@ericmalone3213]

Address your question to the Henry Cow & Gravity recordings. Cheers.

[@pacomechampignac3539]

I think they don't even know they're "playing" an instrument.

[@hamedyarizade8331]

Free improvisation or free music is improvised music without any rules beyond the logic or inclination of the musician(s) involved. The term can refer to both a technique (employed by any musician in any genre) and as a recognizable genre in its own right. ......wikipedia

[@pacomechampignac3539]

There is no tune, no chord, no melody. They might use saws and hammers as well, it would sound even better. This is not music... just a pure swindle for snobby intellectuals.

[@hamedyarizade8331]

@@pacomechampignac3539 then let those people enjoy their thing .... By the way it is nothing new it's been there since a very long time , there is a book called art of the noise from 16th century I guess , Ornette Coleman , John Coltrane and other people did free jazz , some people specialy guitar players like Fred extend the idea into free improvisation movement , and there is composers like Glenn Branca and Philip Glass who have this sort of dissonance compositions it is called experimental music for a reason ... it's an experiment . An abstract form of music . So many great rock bands also got inspired by the idea or even were pioneers bands like velvet underground or sonic youth and many more...be open and try to enjoy it and if you don't well there is plenty other types of music out there.

[@evansgate]

Wow this fucking sucks

[@yoserbmon6827]

I guess once you paid for that expensive ticket ...you've got to find a way to convince yourself this is true talent ;)

[@atarirob]

Mid-wit music. If you know, you know. I refuse to believe that out of the 37,000 views this has that one single soul has sat through all 57 minutes of this.

[@damonberry9123]

shut up loser

[@RiccardoMemoSmochi]

here i am

[@growskull]

me

[@tonyevans9999]

guess again.