Green Man Rising 2022 | TAPIR!

Green Man Rising 2022 virtual final with TAPIR!
With thanks to Green Man Trust and Arts Council Wales

[@Neil-Daimond]

How has this not got more views? 3am woke up n fancied a spliff, discovered a few bands on here, third time real lucky with this one.... In 20 or more years I've not been struck by hardly any new music til now. Me and the guys will see you all around soon I hope 😁

[@Lellos_]

*SETLIST:* 0:00 Act 1 (The Pilgrim) 1:00 On A Grassy Knoll (We'll Bow Together) 5:56 My God 9:16 Broken Ark

[@lukeshoo]

Great set, this is exciting

[@seilide64]

i love tapir!!

[@yohannceysson4933]

The last track is so beautiful. What is the title ? Great band

[@Crowing]

Broken Ark

[@robotsongs]

Weird Fishes

[@RBGRBGRBGRBG]

lol, RH don’t own that picking pattern, it’s not the same progression, not the same structurally etc. Why do people get off on pointing things like this out in even the most obscure context ? It makes sense when there are more than one or two surface similarities between the two songs in question but when it’s one aspect of a band with a different sound altogether, what does it accomplish but to drag a young band down who are clearly still figuring their sound out ?

[@sheauiwne5294]

@@RBGRBGRBGRBG i think bro was just saying it sounds like weird fishes

[@RBGRBGRBGRBG]

@@sheauiwne5294 it doesn’t though… there’s the vaguest similarity in the picking style. Not the same key, not the same feel, and certainly not the same overall sound. But hey music is subjective. If I’m the odd man out I get it but it wasn’t until I saw three plus comments calling this fact out that it even occurred to me…

[@samwoolhouse7938]

@@RBGRBGRBGRBGkinda sounds like weird fishes

[@samwoolhouse7938]

This is what happens when you try and do experimental guitar music with melodies… You get weird fishes