bahahahaahah

'k, hipster doofus.

@@capitanesejapitalism1679 LOL

Make sure guys that this will stay most liked comment here

That's a fraction of the kit he used on Kenni and the Jets

ahahahhahahaha

Except on Tailwinds when he had a 93 piece drum kit. lol.

Drums are overrated, Nate is so powerful he could sit silently on a stool all night and telepathically inject the rhythm into everyone's brains

This made me smile real big when I opened Spotify this morning. Love it

Wonderful! I needed this pointed out. Thank you!

Interesting thing is that Red Arrows scandal about sexual harassment and predatory activity. Ohwell ay 🤫

i would have noticed this but wouldn't have made the "fearless flyers" connection.

I want to say "duh" but I guess it's not common knowledge. my parents took us to air shows as kids and we saw most of these teams fly in person over the years.

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Soul transfusions could be useful right now!

Took me a second.. Good one..

I’d be dead without them IV

I want this injected into my veins, too 😩😩

And always quality with balance and space. Wow!

to be fair, their last album was recorded in a Sauna

It broke my brain when I heard it lol

And the way guitars overlap in the beginning, kind of swing feeling?

Yeah I was like "holy fuck"

and I involuntarily pull the same faces as Cory did when I hear that kind of sound

All my life listening to guitar solos...this is one of the most inventive, zero bullshit, most organic freaking great soloing I've ever heard, and coming from the greatest funk rhythm guitar player of the era.

Did he share anything else about the album? Did they only play these 6 tracks?

this is the album@@ahvostik

They were playing a regular show and then halfway through did this and blew everyone's minds (and then did two other songs after) @@ahvostik

Which blue note was it?

'k, hipster doofus.

Best comment I’ve ever seeen

Bravo 👏😂

For real. Everytime I watch him play.

He's like a metronome but better because of his tasty fills and high-hat work.

The man coaxes whatever exact sounds he wants with such calculated aggression. Truly a sight to behold

the discipline!

The thing is he could chop the audience out to a black fucking hole but he plays so absolutely restrained and the groove is so infectious. Insane insane drummer

Totally agree

Eyyyy mint jams love in a vulf comment section

And so tight you wouldn't believe it's live

I remember that one

Mint Jams is still fresh af to this day

Nate and Joe interchange their roles.

Artillery doesnt really fit in with the aircraft analogy. Sidewinder ftw. Nates the chassis cory and mark are the tires and joe is the toe nail clippers.

The rhapsody in blue quote! Twice!!

@@davidgoeller5843 I KNOW!!!

Bro the amount of stuff Cory has been releasing the last couple years blows me away, I can't keep up with it

LITERALLLYYY

The cameraman just needs to learn the set.

The Camerman is Jack Stratton rofl@@jim5148

@@jim5148lol its Jack Stratton

@@jim5148 Jack's sense of humour perhaps?

Your equation checks out. 🙂

Fuel and Fire= Funk

Spacing

He sits right up on the beat, if you listen carefully to the snare he puts it just ahead of the hi hats, not enough so it’s on a different beat, but just enough to make it pop. Steve Gadd does the same thing. Dilla would create beats that did it to a ludicrous degree, but this is so subtle it’s hard to pick what it is if you don’t know what to look for. Hope that helps :)

​@@jameswebster2605feels to me like for the first couple of tracks the kick and snare are clockwork, with a really subtle drag on the hats. That dilla behind the beat 'drunk' thing is way more evident in track three, but do you think in the other tracks there's still a push or drag on the kick/snare? Interested to know, I'm not a drummer

I feel like Nate’s style is to put most of his accenting notes in the ghost notes just outside of the 4 on floor beat, it’s perfectly peppered around. Much better sounding than somebody who just floods beats with unnecessary fills

@@bailzzzzzz It feels square but it isn't. It like a hand drawn square with nice rounded edges VS a perfect 90 degree square like a metronome. Billie Jean is the best example of this : you think it's perfectly square. But I guarantee to you it's not even close. A Casio is perfectly square : there is the same exact spacing behind every beat. Sounds horrible. Only a robotic movement can have the same exact space between the hit and when you *lift* the stick, so drumming is like a dance! Any groove breathes. Pictures a swing : 4 on the floor only move the swing a little and it comes back quickly, but the spacing is not the same between every note. A swing feel is perfectly clearly showing that effect, and a J-Dilla beat is pushing it even further, to the point where the mechanism of the swing creaks and jam a little before going to the other beat. Does that make sense?! That's why it's called a backbeat when you the snare, and that's why swing is called... swing! You can make a physical movement reference for any beat. As a drum teacher this is my secret weapon lol

I imagine it went more like this: "Nate, you're gonna be playing with the Flyers at the Blue Note next week." "Do they have a snare, hat and a kick?" "Don't you want to bring your own gear? It's probably better than the house kit..." "Do they have a snare, hat and a kick?" "Y-yes"

It was originally titled “so-dan”!

literally Deacon Blues for like two chords

If you know your rudiments then it shouldn't be that hard

@@throngalaxyxy2862 lol

@@throngalaxyxy2862lol

What show?

@@Kebbie01it’s in austin on friday, april 5th

@@diigdugg same bro

Wait.. FFIV and Vulfpeck mentioned in the same sentence. Never expected to see that. I guess we are really in the age of nerds. xD

@@diigduggbro I had no idea, THANK YOU FOR THIS COMMENT - i just bought my ticket too because of you

TRUTH

He ascended. Really

Ever heard Casiopea? The s/t and Mint Jams in particular.

Yeah that was insane

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thought Takanaka hearing some of those Mark lines.

It’s like Jack Stratton wanted to build a band around all 4 of them but figured it was easier to put them all in the same band

sir the levels of funk are too hard for our legs to sustain, we are forced to boogie!

Sit defying funk.

They're all aerobatic flying teams from different countries. Pretty cool that they all lined up on those categories, too :)

National aerobatic teams... fabulous flyers

@@joemoran7797 oh sweet! thanks for the info

you know, this technically was their first album