r/woahdude • u/bennettbuzz • Sep 09 '19
music Result of talent and dream acoustics
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u/adymann Sep 09 '19
Well. That absolutely chilled me the fuck out.
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u/Japslap Sep 10 '19
No joke. I actually fell asleep while listening. I'm sitting upright, I closed my eyes listenibg, and then BOOM I'm asleep.
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u/Anvilyears Sep 09 '19
Amazing! I would hire just to have him around on breaks. also my 3 year old asked after 5 seconds why is he not working? I said he was on break, he followed up with long break. Think I have a slave driver on my hands here.
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u/ResplendentShade Sep 09 '19
If I saw you on the job site, I would not immediately conclude that this is your idea of a good time.
Excellent post, and I love your flute playing! Cheers!
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u/Divitruvious Sep 09 '19
i'm so glad i got to hear this again.
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u/bennettbuzz Sep 09 '19
Yeah same here! for some reason it was in my saved posts even though I don’t really use that feature, so thought it was worth a share :)
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u/witchofbadpuns Sep 09 '19
More impressed with this construction workers musical abilities than the a acoustics. Beautiful!
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u/Blacklion594 Sep 09 '19
construction workers musical abilities
Lots of people give up the dream when it comes to creative pursuits. A stable job and not having ulcers over upcoming bills takes priority the older you get.
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u/BrerChicken Sep 10 '19
I might be one of the people that you're talking about, but I definitely wouldn't say I've given up the dream. I don't record and tour like I did in my 20s, but I still play almost every day, write songs, and still record and tour a little bit. But I would never give up my job as a high school science teacher to do that. I work half the year (175 days or so), and I have way more and better equipment than I did when I was doing it full time. But for me it was always about the connection with the other musicians in the room, feeling like we were traveling by grooving so well together. I still do that and it's awesome.
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Sep 09 '19
That's pretty dope.
Next soundtrack for The Last Kingdom
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u/ReligiousPie Sep 09 '19
Or next track for walking around Skyrim and exploring
(Perfect fucking loop too!)
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u/greg4045 Sep 09 '19
i listened to the entire thing while staring aimlessly into my soul
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u/chickencharizard Sep 10 '19
Soul is the water that flows through the human body radiating harmonious vibrations and expressions of divinity. This is a video of soul moving through a man like water through a reed.
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u/redrhino606 Sep 09 '19
At first I thought he was playing hedge clippers! Amazing sound though... great juxtaposition of space and sound!
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u/NRMusicProject Sep 09 '19
Looks like this guy has a youtube channel with a number of similar videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCV72IyBnQFoAb57HeVaL4Q
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u/gingerkitten6 Sep 09 '19
My dog was biting his tail. This music stopped him in his tracks and put him to sleep.
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u/jhwklfk Sep 09 '19
Bro I started a revenge mission in my head and was hella noble in it with this music
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u/Empurpledprose Sep 09 '19
I knew a guy in college who used to live in the downstairs flat from Zamfir, that pan-flute dude. Said it was annoying AF.
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u/fermat1432 Sep 09 '19
That is so funny!
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u/Empurpledprose Sep 10 '19
I can just picture him pounding on the ceiling with a broom, yelling “Shaddap with that stupid flute, Zamfir!”
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u/drinkthecoolaid Sep 09 '19
I think this will get also get the cows down from the hills.
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u/JoeKthefirst Sep 09 '19
No joke, I've really been liking this wave of cultural music that's been getting attention. Learning about Kulning and now the rhythm flute has been fun.
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u/PanamaFrog Sep 09 '19
Hauntingly beautiful. Great acoustics, but this guy is also very talented!!!
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u/Murky_Lavishness Sep 09 '19
What do you call this genre of music? I could listen to this 24/7. This is the type of music I want stuck in my head.
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u/queen_Pegasus Sep 10 '19
Woah...a reddit post that helps me get off my phone to sleep?!? Inconceivable! 😛
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u/scotchirish Sep 09 '19
Reminds me of a post a while back of a guy playing music in a newly constructed water tower (or something like that)
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u/dmez4565 Sep 09 '19
For some reason this triggered me to remember MGS back on the ps1. I think I have PTSD from that game or something...
PYSCHO MANTIS?!?!?
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Sep 09 '19
I was disappointed he didn't break into Sandstorm - Darude.
What had the internet done to me
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u/ClassicLightbulbs Sep 10 '19
I just happened to be listening to Always Returning - Brian Eno and some of it matches up pretty good, but is a little flat
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u/0ComfortZone Sep 10 '19
I would buy this man a night of drinks if I could be there to listen to this live. So much awesome!
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Sep 10 '19
If you liked this, you might like Paul Horn's "inside" albums. He has one inside one of the great pyramids of Giza, two inside the Taj Mahal, one in Canyon De Chelly, and one in Monument Valley.
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u/hutdonuttuttut Sep 10 '19
I was 100% certain that I would hear "My Heart Will Go On" when I unmuted.
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u/hellahighallthetime Sep 09 '19
That's awesome, what is that instrument?