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水に煙 (Smoke On The Water)
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Impressive! Needs more Korean drummer though 🙂
I wonder if they know Inna a Gadda da Vida?
Is it allowed?
A master in – amongst others- turning western popular music into Indian sounds is Debashish Bhattacharya.
See: http://www.debashishbhattacharya.com/
Are the Koreans trying to say they rock harder than Purple? Screw them!! The vocals on the chorus are so awesome, though, that I take that back. These guys now officially own the chorus to “Smoke on the Water”, and Deep Purple needs to acknowledge that at a press conference.
Birdman: these guys are japanese — easy mistake to make though 🙂
Closer examination reveals that this metal ensemble is in fact Japanese. Recently uncovered CIA documents do reveal, however, that North Korea is working on a weaponized version of, “Ashtray Heart” with traditional costumes and light show.
OH NOES!
火!
The way I see it: nothing more ” Smoke on the Water” than:
Manah, manah.
No bigger art than the one from the common people.
The making of … : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_t2q-YShdZs&feature=related
Ultimate version, i e Great Art is :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flCELS__q5I&feature=related
I won’t comment that much anymore. That’s promised.
However what’s the link between ManahManah & Smoke on the Water & the like? Let’s go back to the late 60ties of the 20th century.
-M. M. was the sound track, composed by an Italian, Piero Umiliani, for a Swedish soft porno movy in 1968. Great ( elementary ) popular find.
– S.O.T.W. was a riff put together by Deep Purple. Great ( elementary ) popular find.
Both tunes were considered as crap by the ” gens biens” of that period. They, the well done people, just overlooked … that & that & that.
The other side of the 60ties mirror: there’s just one comparable ” classical” composer, who survived that period, it’s … another Great Italian, Luciano Berio. Part of his art : he was smart enough to recompose Beatles songs.