Why this riff is actually GENIUS- -THE POLICE-

Yeah - Wow.... I was just amazed at this guys analysis of the playing.... What he could "HEAR" in the music..... AND - Wow - so many people whe are so much better than me, at so many other things, and there is so much to learn......

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: An Italian student transcribed 95% of a lost Concerto, by watching the original broadcast, paying attention to the orchestras fingers, all of them, and rewriting the music, as he heard it. Sent it to a conductor, who sent it to the composer. Kid nailed it. Reunion show> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVpTbE9o6xs Original> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Od95KRjPat0

@Drums_McBashington: Ummm one video is Deep Purple with an orchestra and the other is some crowd playing, "Butter Fly Ball" - using the title "Deep Perple and Co.". Doesn't quite match.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Love Is All, from the Butterfly Ball, was played in the encore. The concert itself was the concerto. Butterfly Ball was composed by Roger Glover, Depp Purple's bassist, they did a couple of tunes as a treat, as they've never been performed live until this show.

@Drums_McBashington: Just used it 'cause I love that tune, and to show you album cover. The show> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/....In_Concert_with_The_

Apparently, not the encore. Haven't seen that for a while.

@Drums_McBashington: See I told you I was incredibly ignorant about so much. Deep Purple... I kind of know fuck all and what I did know, has faded.... Deep Purple ==> Richie Blackmores Rainbow AND things like Smoke On the Water (not even sure if they did that song)

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Correct. Some details missing, but 100% correct.

@Drums_McBashington: I am starting to want to actually forget a lot of pointless shit...

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Helps make room for future pointless shit.

@Drums_McBashington: About cooking: Just to think, we are all devouring each others electrons, that have been re-energised from the atomic fusion from within the sun, that comes here as light, to be absorbed by the plants to begin the cycle of life anew, only to be radiated off into the icy cold of intergalactic space as body heat. Such is the beauty, the incredibility and the savagery of life.

@Drums_McBashington: There was a guy who I chatted with, who didn't understand ANY of that... I put in the effort to steer him into comprehension of the subject, and he didn't want to know about that either... It's a pity - because knowing things like what to do when a black hole comes through our part of the galaxy and sucks the earth up into infinity, in 2 or 3 billion years is important.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: You don't want to get caught without a plan.