10 Song Intros that THREW ME OFF

Time Consuming Ep #54 deals with context and, well, the lack of it.
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0:00 Whistling mastery
1:44 Metallica
2:36 Silibrina
4:05 Radiohead
5:13 Hadag Nahash
6:20 Avishai Cohen
8:16 SF Jazz Collective
9:47 Porcupine Tree
10:49 Dave Matthews Band
12:20 Snarky Puppy
13:25 Led Zeppelin

[@bobsala7780]

I guess no one is saying that "The Dance of Eternity" by Dream Theater is throwing them off because it's not the intro of that song that throws you off, it's the entire song that throws you off.

[@YogevGabay]

hahahahaha

[@Ragnarockalypse]

Yogev: noooooo you can't just have a count-in Meshuggah: haha clockworks go ts-ts-ts-ts

[@YogevGabay]

YYYEEESSSSS TRUUEEEEEEEE best count in

[@Mr._Kagle]

In comes Combustion wherein the count-in is an eighth beat late.

[@ults1]

Combustion by Meshuggah is still throwing me off, and even after your video on it I keep hearing it the "wrong" way.

[@wasitthat]

Swarm, Violent Sleep of Reason (downbeat settles in (to me)at 2:30ish), and Broken Cog come to mind.

[@pietandersen6120]

Quick moment of appreciation for the epic whistling at the start. I dont care that you rickrolled me, that shit slapped.

[@YogevGabay]

HAHAHAHAHA YESSS

[@lyoug]

Btw Never Gonna Give You Up also has a confusing intro: I used to hear it as starting beat 1, but it starts on the and of 2! I assumed this was the reason why @@YogevGabay rickroll’d us :)

[@oscargill423]

@@lyoug Huh... never noticed that. Thanks for pointing that out! Also congrats on the unintentional rickroll.

[@JustLilGecko]

I can't for the life of me feel Avishai Cohen in 4/4 even with you counting and playing it, my brain instantly locked into the 5 feel and refused to let go

[@YogevGabay]

Yeah yeah it's a hard one !

[@zoedoesmusic4520]

i thought it was in 7/8 lol

[@frankbreen4206]

I still feel it as a slightly wonky 3

[@crispinmcsticks]

@@frankbreen4206 same here.

[@A..lie..sha3]

1 minute in and your humor is just top notch

[@YogevGabay]

hahahaha thanks a lot !!

[@PCForrest]

Led Zeppelin's "Rock and Roll" intro has a 3/8 pickup (starting on the & of 3). Bonham was probably inspired by Charles Connor's drum intro to Little Richard's "Keep A Knocking", which has a similar feel but with different accents. However, Jason Bonham related (in interview) how his father taught him the intro: to think of it like Chuck Berry's guitar intro to "Run Rudolph Run".

[@Corrosion0wns]

Oh Porcupine Tree! Yes! I play Shallow on guitar! The first note isn’t a slide really, or I don’t think of it that way. It’s an accented note and then you are immediately sliding down into the second note, sort of thing. Love your content sir!

[@AntisocialSocietyCub]

Some of my favourite rhythmically ambiguous intros/tunes: 1. Disko - Komeda (the drums make the guitar shift from the down-beat of a swing groove, to dotted crotchets over a rock groove) 2. Glass - Total Control 3. Charmer - Kings of Leon 4. Kate - Ben Folds 5. Between Us and Them - Moving Units 6. Voice of Chunk - Lounge Lizards (the drums entering actually obscure the pulse in this one)

[@writetovagelis1975]

how smart of Wilson to play of what we are used to with that slide on 1 and thus confusing us . Simple and effective. Great vid Yogev

[@79ago]

Looks like I got lucky the first time I heard Shallow because I always felt the 1 at the "correct" place. So seeing this song here surprises me actually :) Nice vid, as always.

[@aaronclift]

Genesis - “Keep it Dark” and The Police - “Murder by Numbers” both throw me off every time.

[@kevinshark76]

Hi Yogev, great video as usual :) Talking about "Rock 'n' roll" intro, yeah, it's on the & of 3. To hear it, try to sing along the drums the iconic guitar intro of Chuck Berry's Johnny Be goode, and the guitar break of the same song as well, in the instrumental part after the second chorus. It's all about that, a sort of drum transposition of that riff. Bonham was a huge fan of Chuck Berry and this drum intro is a sort of his personal tribute to the father of (needless to say) Rock 'n' roll. Greetings from Italy :)

[@MykeLewisMusic]

That one really threw me when I was first learning for cover gigs. I just learned “by rote” so I didn’t really count it, just did what was on the record as it was. I was young, I……needed the money…..I swear I’ve learned to count it out properly since then!🤘😁

[@frankbreen4206]

check out Keep a Knockin by Little Richard

[@kevinshark76]

@@frankbreen4206 wow! Almost the same! Didn't know about that.

[@YogevGabay]

Oh man it's super similar !!!! I guess that was the inspiration for it?

[@PCForrest]

It's not the "Johnny B. Goode" intro, it's the "Run Rudolph Run" intro.

[@filipmiskarik337]

I always found the intro to All Along the Watchtower by Jimi Hendrix really confusing, because I always hear it starting on beat 1 and then somewhere during the intro I feel it shift by an eighth note but I can't really tell where excatly this shift happens.

[@jonahbacon2415]

same

[@TheSharkAnt]

I've always heard it the right. Weird I know.

[@KadeKalka]

My favorite is "Mile Zero" by Periphery. I believe the riff comes in on an upbeat that sounds like a downbeat. Later during the solo, it plays the riff the way you THINK it goes at first (on the downbeat), which is pretty amazing! The riff sounds so cool both ways. A close second from the same album is "Froggin' Bullfish." Sounds like 4/4, but it's actually 12/8 (or triplets in 4/4??)

[@flyingsteaks]

lol I was watching this video and also thought about that 1/8 shift in Mile Zero

[@ryanm7741]

oh glorious day, its time for more! Such an amazing resource for my drumming, and realizing I suck at drums.

[@NoisieBastrdd]

this channel breaks my mind every time i step on it. fucking love it

[@sandor_kovacs]

NIN - Survivalism - ambiguous until the chorus Radiohead - Little by Little - Videotape on steroids

[@good_greeb]

The Sky is Red by Leprous really got me first listen. A big hint, it's in 11/4.

[@Druminator82]

Pamela by Toto is one that has kinda tricked me all these years. It's ingrained in my ears to hear the keys as upbeats and not downbeats. What's always threw me off is the rim shots Jeff plays, always heard those as 2 and 4. I had to put some serious time into relearning it when I played it once. Of course the pickup snare is genious.

[@mikesmith7249]

Nah bruh, Spirits in the Material World, by The Police. This one took me a long time to get right

[@aaronclift]

“Murder by Numbers” is another confusing Police song.

[@rafael_ryuichi]

I remembered a few more songs: 1) Kings of Leon - Sex on Fire 2) Mastodon - Colony of Birchmen 3) System of a Down - Science 4) The Beatles - Drive My Car 5) The Beatles - Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey

[@YogevGabay]

Ohhh thanks !

[@jeffmoppi]

Sex on Fire, exactly!

[@petertrotman763]

'Drive My Car' is odd duck... I think they messed up but then kept it.

[@joek81981]

My very first band did Monkey when we were 18ish. It messed us up, all but one.

[@TheSharkAnt]

I also have a few. 1. Breaking Me Down by SOiL 2. Your Troubles Are Over by The Gathering 3. Heresy by Pantera 4. Locust by Machine Head 5. Ride The Lightning by Metallica 6. Holy Wars... The Punishment Due by Megadeth 7. The Trance Is The Motion by Static-X

[@a.s.henderson483]

If you get around to breaking down more songs, I’m interested in yr breakdown of Panzerballet’s cover of I’ve Had the Time of My Life. Aside from being an unusual interpretation, there’s something about the changes in intensity that always makes me chuckle.

[@OlmezDrums]

Yesterday I've listened to it after a long time, thinking it would be cool for him to breakdown some panzerballet stuff. Crazy universe!

[@YogevGabay]

Will check it out!

[@SeanStephensen]

I love their take on "Take 5", how there's such a persistent polyrhythm, that it ends up being a polytempo - as a listener you can choose to lock into either tempo through the song

[@Xari.04]

Awesome as always and thanks for showing me Avishai Cohen holy shit

[@devonlamrock869]

A great example of this is “Science” by System of a Down.

[@ketertom]

Yessssss - awesome as always my friend!

[@TheBenthos]

Yogev, thank you for turning me on to Avishai Cohen's 'Punk'. Dear God, that's beautiful! Keep up the great work, man.

[@YogevGabay]

Listen to that whole album !

[@malacite1]

I can't hear Rock n Roll the "correct" way either. Even after all these years!

[@MaestroKatProductions]

Metallica sure likes to start a lot of songs on beat 4. I was kinda expecting "Fight Fire with Fire" to appear, but "Ain't My..." works too! Also, I'm also kinda sad that no discussion of Meshuggah pops up on discussion videos regarding Videotape's syncopation.

[@jeromesnail]

Yeah fight fire has the same feel than combustion from meshuggah, where everything is shifted by a 1/16

[@YogevGabay]

Man I covered so much meshuggah in the channel I thought you guys need a break hahahahaha

[@kackers]

y'know i've never had a problem hearing Fight Fire With Fire correctly, the guitar comes in on beat 1, i guess the few initial drum hits can be disorienting but once it kicks into blastbeats it's fine again. Perhaps it's just the blistering speed that makes it a problem for some people

[@amakrotol7613]

Sentimental by Porcupine Tree is another good example but I think you covered that already

[@orrerybandcleveland1255]

Great video Yogev. Thank you as always!

[@ryehlb]

Yogev, thanks for another awesome content.

[@besubtle4747]

loving all of this! time to dive more into Avishai Cohen, I think. I've heard some stuff and loving it, but this brings new fun things to light

[@YogevGabay]

Please do! Heres another episode I did about him: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6eXomhqiM2Sl68

[@Bortsch_]

This was actually my introduction to Cohen. Must've just fell under my radar. Thank you for brining it to my attention. One I still can't count is 323 by The Peter Evans Quintet.

[@imarioiv]

Always a good day when Yogev uploads! Also, again, nice Seiko 🤘🏼

[@YogevGabay]

hahahahah YES I love this watch

[@SosaPop]

Hi man! Just for mess around, let me show you a list with my personal choices on this matter. I think that you'll love them!! Fickle Funk - Chick Corea Watch your step - Dave Weckl Band Emergency Exit - Greg Howe Distraction - Adam Nitti (!!!!) Absolve - The contortionist I robot - Alan Parsons Project Groove of Satan - Owane Miracles out of nowhere - Kansas just a few!

[@GothicOctopus]

Bent nails definitely starts on a 1. Just the way they head Bob when they play it live. Took me a few listens if it was the 3, 4, or 1, but everyone comes in on the 1 when you hear it as the first note. Super weird but fun.

[@eriklunden5218]

I always enjoy your videos Yogev. Tickles me in that nerdy music place. Also, I appreciate the exposure to some of the artists I haven't heard of.

[@YogevGabay]

My pleasure!

[@noamcherchie3344]

amazing as always. thanks for your amazing outputs and knowledge !

[@YogevGabay]

Glad you like them!

[@blairmillward8408]

Another dimension by liquid tension experiment throws me every time. Loved this video! Thanks for creating it 😎

[@YogevGabay]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Mr._Kagle]

One intro that always throws me off is "Severed" by Distorted Harmony (fitting since Yogev plays on it). The guitar always makes me think that it's constantly shifting between triplets and eighth notes until the drums reveal that it's actually all 16th notes.

[@YogevGabay]

Ohhhhh true !!

[@Toxoplasmosis679]

I had trouble identifying the tempo and pulse from “Crimes” by A Perfect Circle until the drummer started playing quarter notes on the hihat. Same thing for “Ticks and Leeches” by Tool.

[@Chrispheh]

Fortunately for Crimes the very first note played is beat 1 (it's reinforced with all the crashes, other instrument entering, and the hi hat later), but it's a weird rhythm with the vocals (the counting) pulling you in another direction so I can see why it's confusing.

[@piemanmusic]

I had to go and listener to this again. I think, maybe, it's the grouping? The first phrase is 7, then it repeats those 7 beats plus some, so you think it's started again but actually, now you're behind. Fucking great album. Reminds me of being 18 and driving a shitty Mazda in a tropical climate with holes rusted right through it and no air conditioning. My brother bought me a car stereo which was for superior to the car itself and this album burried it's way into my heart like a parasite. And what the hell is that guitar tone when the package drops? Needs to be listened to a few times a year regardless. Actually, ticks and leeches is 7 too.

[@MykeLewisMusic]

@@piemanmusic “The Package” is a great track! (Same with Ticks and Leeches).

[@supernova1661]

nice profile pic

[@Toxoplasmosis679]

@@supernova1661 thanks, the Crab Nebula is the most beautiful of all.

[@itai666999]

So Glad Your'e back

[@ShiyokoCL]

Did I just get rickrolled by a whistling Yogev?

[@YogevGabay]

.... maybe ....

[@HitTheRoadMusicStudio]

Absolutely amazing man, you Rock!!!

[@fkknsikk]

With garage metal I've heard so much of it that the types of riffs used in that Metallica intro are a dead giveaway. It just sounds so much like the end of a metal phrase I don't think about it not having started on the 1.

[@snirb8703]

My list: 1. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Around The World. The pre verse part. If you are not a guitarist you will be one eighth late 2. Paloma Faith - Monster Even though the 1 is there still the melody sounds shifted until the bear comes in 3. Pakito- Living On Video The main melody. No matter how much you will try to convince me, I will hear the 4th beat as the downbeat

[@seacitadel]

Dude yes! Always thought I was the only crazy person who thought Around the World was weird cause no one ever talked about it.

[@B---tw3kh]

Purple Stain by RHCP always gets me. That guitar on the 2 always makes me think the drums are coming in a beat early

[@only4crap]

every video here is a gem!

[@davidsimoneta8513]

The start of voice&drums after the intro in "king of pain" (police)... but only in the studio version: they don't even try to repeat it live...😉

[@JJblunden]

Yogev you’re the best! Sababa😎

[@robelzey8273]

awesome video as usual man! one that always throws me off no matter how many times I listen to it is 'pigtown blues' by clutch

[@jacobbharrat7115]

Great list.! Put me on to some new songs for sure, thanks.

[@camerontgore]

1:50 That's ok Lars thinks so too 😂

[@YogevGabay]

HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH

[@badambassador]

Saw Porcupine Tree on the sheets you were moving around at the beginning and instantly got excited for what was coming up

[@YogevGabay]

hahahahahaah YESS

[@Mrbeat-88]

Using the word "Thus" really is the universal sign of trustworthiness. Thus, I trust you on that.

[@YogevGabay]

For some reason, you David, feel like a very solid and respectable person. Can't put my finger on why.

[@arminwalland]

dude you are brilliant :)

[@steelmacecontinuum8696]

Amazing!

[@brandonwootton5575]

your videos are awesome!

[@YogevGabay]

Glad you like them!

[@itscarawei]

Shutterspeed by Karnivool had me for ages

[@blairmillward8408]

Oh yes, that is a good one!

[@gauterosvold324]

«Give life back to music» by Daft Punk always throws me off

[@the_tatertot1]

All That Remains- Not Alone Them Crooked Vultures- Mind Eraser, No Chaser Plain White T's- My Only One Ghost- Dance Macabre

[@chulitodelfuego]

I effin love your work, and you have a personality and you’re funny, and humble! Please run for president! I’ll be your campaign manager!

[@YogevGabay]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA total world destruction 5 minutes in

[@drewsneddon8219]

Great video! "Rock and Roll" (I've heard, and it makes sense) starts on the & of 3, and if you listen closely, it is played exactly like the guitar intro is played on "Johnny B Goode"...

[@insightmetal]

This is priceless.❤

[@_xano]

There is one song that every time gets me - It is "I'm ot of your mind" by De Staat (great dutch rock band).And true placement of "1" isn't revealed until chorus, which starts around 1 min 10 sec :D I guess title is adequate :D

[@Mr._Kagle]

I was thinking that "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins was going to be on here. My mind always thinks that the beat is an eighth note up from where it actually is until the vocals come in.

[@flotuc]

Great!

[@Benjamin-om3ih]

Great video.

[@JD_13]

Ok i never really thought about that metallica song, though i have heard it many times for like 25 years. But oh my god my mind is now blown.

[@FluffRecordings]

Sleep Apnea by Chevelle always gets me like this. Can't ever hear it the "right" way.

[@windekind27]

Jimi Hendrix' All Along the Watchtower... Heard it a thousenad times, STILL can't get the intro right in my head!

[@alaskan_bergwanderer]

My understanding of "Rock and Roll" is that that opening drum part starts on the 'and' of 3, at least according to other videos I've seen on the matter. I just know pretty much every cover band up here in Alaska that tries to play this f***s the intro up every time, and it makes me laugh. Also; LOVE the content, I love the way you break things down. You've a new subscriber!

[@YogevGabay]

Thanks !!!! Never been to Alaska, but really want to haha

[@Teabonesteak]

We like! Subscribed.

[@YogevGabay]

Well we like you !

[@FatCandyProduction]

I always seem to hear the intro of Invaders Must Die by The Prodigy the wrong way hahaha

[@RightOnBud]

You rarely hear Hadag Nahash referenced or talked about in Scandinavia. Such a bummer, great production and you always feel an incentive to groove along, mostly by dancing like a moron in the car :D Happy to see them here a couple of times now

[@YogevGabay]

Oh man they are soooooo good !

[@brucenatelee]

Anthrax's "Devil You Know" always throw me off rhythmically. I still can't catch it right, and that was around for 8 years.

[@terry.b.drummer9997]

FUN FACT! Rock and roll has the 3 note pick up cos they took the intro riff from Johnny B Good and put it on drums, creating the rock n roll Intro. So both start with a 3 note pick up

[@dickyholmes8376]

Swap Meet by Nirvana was the first odd timed intro I ever came across. Hard to say for sure but I think it was that moment that sent me down the rabbit hole of odd rhythms.

[@PotmosHetoimos]

Callisto “Latterday Saints” is an all-timer for me.

[@stedissection]

Super Yogev! I guess you could add to the list sentimental - porcupine tree! Always confusing for me! All the best for you!

[@YogevGabay]

Love that song! check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJvOlICcj9p_Y5o&ab_channel=YogevGabay

[@Thom2509]

A few examples off the top of my head: 3's and 7's - QotSA (Offbeat cymbal accents in the intro and no kick on the first beat of the verse; I find it hard to hear the correct beat until the vocals accent it.) Bugg'n - TNGHT (This is kind of the opposite; the intro's fine, but when the drums come in, there's no kick on the one, and the and of one is accented so hard by the kick and sub that it completely shifts my perception of the beat.) Give It To Me - Timbaland (The pickup of four 16th notes sounds like it's on the four, but it's actually on the and of two, then the first verse's melody accents the offbeats throughout, and then the beat cuts out in a really weird place that reinforces feeling the and of three as the downbeat, before the chorus comes in and reveals where the one actually is for the rest of the song.)

[@camerontgore]

Yes! More Avishai Cohen please!!!

[@ayusharipirala3121]

Perfect timing, I'm playing RnR at a gig today lmao

[@artemmelnik7965]

Frankly, I despise musicians that try to do this trick. It is supposed to have an effect of relieve when you finally get it right, - but it never happens, leaving just growing frustration. The only good example that I can think of is "Highway to hell", yes, you can get it right at some point, it is very straightforward, seemingly unsophisticated, but once you know it it causes an instant recognition when you hear it. Ta-da-daaah! Ta-da-daah! I can totally relate to this. Everything else is not only pretentious, - it is in fact highly unprofessional, musicians are supposed to create music, not some unrecognizable sequence of random notes. In fact, I have some kind of light musical dyslexia, when I am tired I am starting to loose the track of very simple 4/4 songs, I no longer can perceive where is the 1 and where is the 4, leaving me in a total confusion, songs that I know for years turn into weird noise with no rhythm, harmony or melody, they turn into something like a choir of birds. An these assholes are pushing this confusing crap on us with their detached intros. I am spitting into their studio headphones!

[@philippetoudic2423]

Rock N' Roll intro starts on the "and" of 3! Another great one is The Police, Spirits in the Material World. The illusion lasts until the first chorus.

[@SJ-ym4yt]

Mastodon - Oblivion! I will always hear it as starting on the off beat. Brann even starts his hi hat on the actual off beat. I can never not hear it that way.

[@Samichlaus01]

Herbie Hancock - Hang Up Your Hang Ups OMG this intro drive me crazy until the brass section comes in.

[@johannschiel6734]

Yay, added the 1000th like;)

[@YogevGabay]

EPICCC

[@johannschiel6734]

@@YogevGabay Not really, but ... nice.

[@lukasaldrian3307]

Im not that stupid got me! Nice video

[@YogevGabay]

hahahahaha

[@kayurbach5182]

For me, until I listened to it with sheets in front of me, The prodigy's - Invaders must die always threw me off. The opening Bassline seems to start on the one, but as soon as the other instruments kick in, it starts with an upbeat. I was always wondering if I'm being tricked into hearing a different rhythm or if it's just an upbeat shifted and actually the same Bassline. Give it a go for yourself and find out. Go without sheet for a start and make your own decision before looking at the sheets. It's weird first, but incredibly tension building. Until the heavy drumbeat kicks in, which gets much more satisfying than without the intro.

[@jamcouch2570]

I’m wondering if it was out the whole time and the attack on the synth was adjusted as the guitar part kicks in?

[@Imban3z]

No Combustion? At least an honorable mention :) Combustion was my sub vid

[@VictorTarela]

The way I think about the Rock N Roll intro is thinking about the Johnny Be Goode guitar intro, it's the same concept applied to a similar context (introducing a rock song with an isolated instrument, thing that makes it harder to know where the downbeat is). The same thing happens in AC/DC's classic Highway to Hell, where the guitar starts playing in the "and" of beat 3, but many times people count 4 and then start playing the riff (which destroys me completely hahahaha)

[@YogevGabay]

Ohh you're right !!! that makes a lot of sense !!

[@CreativityCurve]

Ocean by IQ is definitely my biggest nemesis when it comes to this. It takes a while for the drums to come in, but once they do, I am ALWAYS thrown for a complete loop in a song that's otherwise pretty simple by prog standards.

[@jesseshepard2324]

the beginning of Slow Violence by Caligula's Horse throws me off every time even though i know how to count it.

[@oscargill423]

Songs that throw Yogev Gabay, the metric oddity educator, off. This is gonna be a new level of crazy.

[@YogevGabay]

Wait for the episode about things I've yet to solve !

[@nirmalvarma3386]

Intro to Lightbulb Sun by PT gets me every time. And of course Combustion by Meshuggah until you broke it down but I still can't figure the shit out.

[@linuslarsson8094]

I thought you were going to say 'Bodysnatchers' instead of 'Videotape' when you started writing Radiohead. I can't hear the opening riff in time until the drums kick in.

[@marcelojaviervaldez9265]

There's a bunch of songs that always succeed in freaking me out: 24 Light-Years - VOLA We Are - Karnivool Bonneville - Leprous (still trying to figure out what's going on with the tempo in that song...)

[@davidfuller581]

24 Light-Years is weird. I have no idea where one is, and I have no idea because damn dude, that chorus.

[@YogevGabay]

Here's my interpretation of 'We Are' ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJjOqJudjN-gd9k

[@marcelojaviervaldez9265]

@@YogevGabay Yeah!! Already seen it. Amazing analysis, BTW! Thanks for replying!

[@MBr___]

Fun to hear someone that amazing as you struggle with things that seemed intuitive to me on a first listen. Good example on how everyone has difficulties with completely different things I guess. An example of something that I kind of never got until I saw the sheet music, was the intro of pinzin kinzin of avishai cohen until the drums come in. I guessed there must be some crazy odd meter, but as always its just 4/4 and the right hand of the piano is actually just the main beats :D Another thing was the drum fill to no na madeira from djavan. I had to listen to it 10 times until I understood where it starts and how they get into the groove...

[@YogevGabay]

Oh I totally understand this yes ! Did you see the pinzin kinzin episode ?

[@Fliegenpilzkonsument]

I've had that forever with the song "Steel Meets Steel" by HammerFall

[@JulianSchmauch]

Brilliant video! Most of these examples as the ones in the comments come from acoustic music, but there are examples in electronic music as well. A very nice example is "Home" by Swedish House Mafia.