The Tea Party - The Bazaar REACTION & REVIEW! FIRST TIME HEARING!

[@debbieplato5107]

One of my favourite songs by the Tea Party !!! 🇨🇦

[@jona7504]

Loved this album when it first came out

[@LiesThatBind]

You really have to react to Psychopomp. It's my alltime favourite from The Tea Party. If you like dark and emotional you'll be well served.

[@blinddog1212]

As a Canadian, happy to see you doing some Tea Party reactions/reviews! Great tune. Also, the method you use to teach your students upbeat/downbeat is super helpful, thanks for the tip! If you're looking for more of that middle eastern guitar melody, A Thousand Days Before is another good one by Soundgarden.

[@anthonypallen7919]

David I have seen these guys live 3 times . Holy shit are they powerful, yes its doorsy his voice but it's glorious. Drummer kills

[@gill2105]

I had only listened to this song a few days ago. great analysis as always !

[@jona7504]

Another great Canadian band

[@Neonlike0]

Check out "The Halcyon Days" for more of that harmonic minor sound. Arguably one of their best songs, too.

[@rajd7118]

Awesome the Tea Party do some rare and unusual things. Check out Fire in the Head, Sister Awake and The River are epic.

[@xoso599]

Feels like the 90s in Canada.

[@fredbarnes2049]

Ok here because I'm interested in this. Some of it's old school stuff that meanders and some it don't meander. Which is it? Eastern sounding. Sort of a heavier Kashmir? I think maybe the guitar/bass flip comes from that, eastern stuff tends to be rythem driven? Jinjer does things that are similar (but completely different). It's different which is it's selling point I think, catches your attention. Is the upbeat accent typical of Eastern music, is that what gives it that feel?( Legit question, wanna know) I can see that score given the way it catches interest. Was the distortion to simulate the instruments from that culture? Ditto for the vocals? I really don't know enough, shrugs. Great, very interesting reaction!

[@joescott4778]

The drummer drives this band, and it shows in the music. Highly underrated talent, much like Jeremy Taggart of Our Lady Peace. Check out The Birdman by OLP, first track of the album Naveed

[@paulmorris8762]

i never heard this before but i've heard Temptation, Heaven Came Down, and The River - they have what some call a Morrocan roll to their music

[@jona7504]

A brilliant album, worth checking out

[@brucenadeau5920]

Damn I LOVE this band! Let's see what DH thinks! Yuppers I am back online lol

[@brucenadeau5920]

As you are seeing one of our hidden talents up here in Canada :) Thought you may enjoy this one, not the typical arrangement on roles agreed, so I WAS interested to see what you thought!

[@brucenadeau5920]

Hahaha, I've used the clapping to explain up and down beats and been hit for accusing of explaining it as if they were 2.... Well they GET it that way though! lol

[@THEDavidHeretic]

I was gonna say....WHERE THE HECK HAVE YOU BEEN?????? I've done like 4 songs from The Tea Party, and 3 songs from The tragically Hip....and NOT A PEEP FROM YOU. Even the songs you requested.

[@brucenadeau5920]

@@THEDavidHeretic i got nailed with Delta and still suffering bad effects from it. The worst is that listening to GOOD music is bad for me right now, my hearts Bpm sky rocket to insane levels when I start getting into a song. I’m on an Oximeter and heart monitor and you should have seen my bpm rocking you to the reacts in catching up on lol.

[@THEDavidHeretic]

@@brucenadeau5920 Oh man, definitely take care of yourself first and foremost. I'm not going anywhere. Glad to see you commenting again though, not gonna lie.

[@paulmorris8762]

I'm waiting for someone to react t 54-40 (Hootie and the Blowfish covered their song I Go Blind)

[@hardcorechristopher9174]

Good

[@rychenrollinc.3846]

This band rocks

[@kadermoulayely3949]

Please react to Tom Waits: Jersey Girl, and Tom Traubert's Blues. I'm sure you gonna like them.