UK In the Dead of Night Intro odd-time explained
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2022
- Another episode in the "Johan Explains" sereies. I discuss one of the most classic and iconic prog intros of all time.
I show you how to count it, so you can understand it. I also show how to play the keyboard part.
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Thanks foor this. After all these years it makes finally sense to me. It is my all time favorite album. A genius masterpiece.
Thank YOU and welcome to the channel!
I wore this album out-filled with odd time signatures and polyrhythms which challenged my drumming skills as a teen. I became a Bruford devotee, of course. “Presto Vivace and Reprise” next? Thx for the analysis!👍👍
I think Jobson also keeps the high C going in all the chords so you get that half-step clash in the second chord.--same with the main chords, the high G is continued through all the chords. BTW he also plays both left hand and right hand rhythms at the same time, as he does in The Only Thing She Needs. I've often thought that Zappa brought out that polyrhythmic facility in him, there was certainly none of it in his playing with Roxy Music.
@Art Rock, I think you are right! Welcome to the channel!
Great explanation! I like it a lot! Thank you!
Welcome to the channel, Bassmaster!
Sounds like yes
What song do you want me to do next?
Carrying No Cross
Very nice, Johan! At 10:44, you show the three chords ("intervals" as you call them) but you are omitting the high C on the second and third chords played. Eddie plays the low AND high C on each of the three intro chords. Like this: CAC x2, CGBC x2, CFAC x2, CGBC x1, then repeat.
Yes, dmanster, I think you are right! Welcome to the channel!
I was 17. The end of Nevermore is pure anthem rock. I wish it went on longer. (Same with the end of Supper's Ready)
One of the most dufficult sevens to get since there are not drums to provide a track!
I agree -- as I explain in the video, I didn't get it in my youth!
these are all so bloated. Get to it. it is not that complicated.
On of the keyboard flam pattern was used by Jones on - In through the outdoor “All my love” on sixths? 5-1-2-3-2-1:: ? Love this channel.⚕️🎶🪶🌀🥀