Not-Quite Blue Man Plays Zelda Tunes on PVC Pipe

[nebtheslayer95]

that. was. AWESOME! huge props to that guy for taking time to learn and perform so well. the video editing at the end was pretty cool also.

 

[standokan]

Wow, impressive but still, an incredibly useless skil.

Well, only in the way that any musical talent could be considered useless. Why is this different to being good at the trombone?

My point is that mastering an instrument you can only play in your basement is kinda inpractical, and about considering music talent useless, that's not really what I meant, I meant that mastering such an impractical instrument is a pretty much useless skill, not talent for music (plus, I don't think that talent for music is a "skill")

 

[Krion_Vark]

Once I heard "Gerudo Valley", I had to go and look up the song on OC Remix.

There is only 1 Gerudo Valley Remix on OC that I know of and I have had it for a while. Does not really fit with the type of music it is but it is a good remix none the less.

 

[WrongSprite]

Wow, impressive but still, an incredibly useless skil.

Well, only in the way that any musical talent could be considered useless. Why is this different to being good at the trombone?

My point is that mastering an instrument you can only play in your basement is kinda inpractical, and about considering music talent useless, that's not really what I meant, I meant that mastering such an impractical instrument is a pretty much useless skill, not talent for music (plus, I don't think that talent for music is a "skill")

Well seeing as he goes out and does shows, and his main inspiration is a group who uses similar instruments in sold out shows, I'd say that point is moot.

 

[Queen Michael]

Ye gods, that was great!

 

[standokan]

Wow, impressive but still, an incredibly useless skil.

Well, only in the way that any musical talent could be considered useless. Why is this different to being good at the trombone?

My point is that mastering an instrument you can only play in your basement is kinda inpractical, and about considering music talent useless, that's not really what I meant, I meant that mastering such an impractical instrument is a pretty much useless skill, not talent for music (plus, I don't think that talent for music is a "skill")

Well seeing as he goes out and does shows, and his main inspiration is a group who uses similar instruments in sold out shows, I'd say that point is moot.

Oh boy, oh boy, I feel like a total asshat now, my humble apologies for trying to make a point on a subject I know very little about.

 

[snowman6251]

Anyone else just sit in Gerudo Valley and listen to the music. I must've spent hours just dicking around there so I could hear that music as a child.

 

[ace_of_something]

Wow that was damn impressive at the end there.

 

[Artemicion]

He kind of ruined it for me when he kept looking up at the camera. Otherwise very impressive.

 

[Zombus]

This is too fucking cool. The guy is a great presenter along with being fairly musically talented as well. The gimmick of the pipe-instrument draws you in but his actual talent, and the fact that he makes it entertaining beyond just listening to the music, is what keeps you watching.

 

[Mr S]

That was awesome!
I loved the ending when looked at... himself and smiled like an idiot.
Boy can that kid play the pipes.

 

[Lagslayer]

Loved it. The plastic pipes make the notes sound sort of flat, but the music was performed beautifully.