Jazz Fusion + MST3K

[julioscissors]

Ran into this video on Youtube and thought some of y'all might get a kick out of it, especially fans of MST3K and Rifftrax.

Hopefully, it's OK to post this here. If not, I apologize. I'm not affiliated with the channel in any way.

[ProgGirl1979]

And now I want to see a riff of Yessongs. I found this really funny, especially when things got real at the end.

[ytserush]

Ran into this video on Youtube and thought some of y'all might get a kick out of it, especially fans of MST3K and Rifftrax.

Hopefully, it's OK to post this here. If not, I apologize. I'm not affiliated with the channel in any way.

Got my kick. Thanks.

[Zalmoxe]

Funny as well, but I can't help myself from thinking that it also sounds mean-spirited. Tide actually sounds quite good for my taste. Do I hear Seth Rogen in there, LOL?

[ThomasKDye]

Funny as well, but I can't help myself from thinking that it also sounds mean-spirited. Tide actually sounds quite good for my taste. Do I hear Seth Rogen in there, LOL?

I definitely laughed, but I think I agree. The music's not that bad, though it does err on the "duller" side of jazz-fusion. There were some bits I liked. I do hold that "Tide" is an awful band name.

Honestly, the film is actually a bit depressing, especially the final "twist." Music is a very punishing field for the creative.

[Zaragon]

Anyone who would like to watch the intriguing Tide documentary without the irritating snark can do so right here. The first few numbers bear the mesmerizing hallmarks of mid-'70s instrumental maximalism, with Rhodes arpeggios and legato licks aplenty. The narrator's voice blends soothingly with the dark, misty, multi-layered footage.

Apparently, the Kansas combo's development into a jazz-rock entity was never documented on record. Quite a shame.

[ytserush]

Anyone who would like to watch the intriguing Tide documentary without the irritating snark can do so right here. The first few numbers bear the mesmerizing hallmarks of mid-'70s instrumental maximalism, with Rhodes arpeggios and legato licks aplenty. The narrator's voice blends soothingly with the dark, misty, multi-layered footage.

Apparently, the Kansas combo's development into a jazz-rock entity was never documented on record. Quite a shame.

Thanks. I really did like the music, but appreciated the humor.

[julioscissors]

Funny as well, but I can't help myself from thinking that it also sounds mean-spirited.

I know the guys involved with the channel are musicians, so I think it was meant to all be a bit "tongue in cheek". I actually liked some of the music as well.

[mike_hunt]

Hilarious video. More interesting than the music IMO which is a bit bland and generic.

Apparently, the Kansas combo's development into a jazz-rock entity was never documented on record. Quite a shame.

Yes they were, "Almost Live" was a studio album.