I tried to analyze "I" by MESHUGGAH

[@MannnisEi]

Imagine showing up to rehearsal like "Yo check this new song I worked on last night" and hitting them with this monstrosity

[@anthonyfeliciano4261]

😂😂

[@damiencouturee6240]

It's a good one to play live, absolutely no one is gonna notice if someone messes up lmao.

[@jauws4200]

​@@damiencouturee6240everyone would be too scared to boo the guitarist for messin up, he IS the final boss of metal

[@IAmRodyle]

@@damiencouturee6240 I know you joke but it's fun to think how obvious a mistake would actually be. The drums and guitars are so rhythmically intertwined in Meshuggah songs that if one instrument is off even slightly the whole thing becomes a garbled mess. That's what makes them so impressive to see live, and why Tomas Haake said they'll never include "I" in their sets lol

[@hazardeur]

they also said they never play anything from catch 33 and yet 3 songs have been a staple of their setlist for the last years. @@IAmRodyle granted, I is anothe beast due to it's lenght but i dare to dream

[@AidanMmusic96]

As I said in the livestream, hopefully Meshuggah will see this video, think "ah, that's how it goes!" and start performing I in the future :P Also, bananas.

[@guybuddy1]

As much as I would really want to see "I" live, the time and effort they'd have to put in to even memorize the whole song would be too much. :-(

[@7177YT]

That livestream was super dope. To see how the sauce is made, grinding it out and all. Thank you!

[@AidanMmusic96]

@@guybuddy1 They wouldn't need to memorise it, just use Yogev's chart! ;)

[@scottbroberts]

@@AidanMmusic96 they could have this chart as a backdrop and at the back of the venue so everyone could follow along. \o/

[@AidanMmusic96]

@@scottbroberts God I want this.

[@h2oproductions897]

This song actually serves many purposes . The two main ones are : testing the the limits of decyphering capacities of quantum computers . The second one is to give some hard work for archeologists and scholars in year 10.000 AD .

[@jauws4200]

They look at this and are like "see guys, i told you aliens are real!"

[@tristendry2089]

“You know we’re gonna have to play this *live* right?”

[@kewlkatdave80]

"No. :)"

[@nipulkradmsinatagras8293]

Tomas Haake: *"No one knows how 'I' goes."* Sam Mooradian: *"Excuse me?"*

[@norbertkubiec6977]

Don't forget about Morgan Agren, Dane Markanson and Greg Harrison, they were first: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZmsm6iLmqaYeZY Edit: However I assume it wasn't one take/live.

[@doodlethenoodle8635]

i too have learned the song:D

[@alteralien2223]

As someone who has tried to deconstruct Meshuggah songs myself, i can tell those are definitely not your first papers.

[@jauws4200]

Failure is progress

[@caffeineaddict213]

This might look right this time around, but many fail to realize that “I” is different every time you hear it. It’s not a solid, but a liquid. Most people listen to this so loud, they fail to notice the squeaking and creaking around them - the sound of space time stretching and bending, squealing in pain. Next time you listen to this song, that 5 might be a 7. And that 4 over 3? It’s 13 over 22 now. Thomas is trapped in this polyrhythmic paradox, and he wrote this as a call for help. But every time we come to his aid, the door will have molded into a wall and there’s no trace except a subtle smell of sweaty drumsticks. You can even hear his screams every time the song starts over.

[@YogevGabay]

I love you.

[@MrBaverbo]

Seriously underrated comment.

[@billhicks9056]

Great comment! It's funny because it's true!

[@jeremytitus9519]

@@billhicks9056 truth in comedy

[@Rowanexen]

This song is a marvel. Meshuggah are the only ones who can carry a metal song for 21 minutes and not wear out their welcome, and it all being so crazy makes it a new experience every listen. I don't think they will ever outdo this song, and I doubt anyone will ever be as cool as you are whilst analyzing music. Grapes, by the way.

[@DEATHMETALRUST]

The Cavern by Inter Arma

[@ryehlb]

It's mind blowing on how Meshuggah composed this song. They're so ahead of their time.

[@carnacstone7309]

You can see the process a bit on some studio footage that was recently posted. Looks like Tomas layed down the drum parts, and then Fredrik literally looked at either the wave forms or midi of the drum sections and played along with the semi-randomized grooves Tomas played. I'm sure it was a bit more complicated than that but actually a lot more doable than it seems

[@thevomit5851]

At the end of the day it's just basic arithmetic. It would be mind blowing if they could perform this live with zero errors.

[@ryehlb]

@@thevomit5851 , no offense but sounds to me like you're just trying to find an excuse to downplay the band. The very fact that they made this particular song into existence is a testimony of their creativity, uniqueness and technicality. Yes, it would be great to see and hear them play it live but it's really none of our business should they not to. I'd be fine listening to it through my speakers and admire how such a monster track was made.

[@thevomit5851]

@@ryehlb I love Meshuggah and think they're very creative but you don't have to endlessly fellate them and treat them like gods.

[@ryehlb]

@@carnacstone7309 , yeah I saw that, too.

[@schraedera]

A guy named Jonathan Pieslak actually did an academic breakdown of about the first third of I, along with some comparisons to more "conventional" Meshuggah, as a master's thesis in music theory. The paper was called Re-Casting Metal: Rhythm and Meter in the Music of Meshuggah, and was published in the 29th issue of Music Theory Spectrum in 2007. It's been interesting referring back and forth between your transcription and his analysis as I watch and listen.

[@schraedera]

p.s. blueberries

[@YogevGabay]

Oh! Where can I find that? Is there a link you can share ?

[@schraedera]

@@YogevGabay I'll send an email shortly

[@ZachMcCordProg]

​@@schraedera I'd love to see it too man! where can I find it

[@schraedera]

@@ZachMcCordProg there's a link from the author's personal website to an upload on scribd (looks like you need to register an account there to download now), or if you have JSTOR access through a university it's in their database.

[@ajkorras]

Yeah I think they have stated that Thomas just recorded cool drum patterns randomly and then Fredrik had to figure out what it was

[@7AKV7]

some might say that this is too raw but I see it as a madmans notes with random numbers and stuff like this track IS. great job. I hope one day you will do Fredrik's "Sol Niger within". That stuff is as close to a alien invasion on drugs while you have a berserk mode in jazz bar basementbasement as it can get.

[@georgzimmermann4154]

Strawberries pulled at random

[@palazzo1113]

Pineapple Gland Optics

[@LukeZuniga]

The riff at 9:32 has always been the most mind-blowing riff to me since the first time I heard this

[@JouniK86]

My favorite riff of them all time! /,,/

[@vif3182]

It's like an MC Escher painting, especially like that illusion with sound that always seems to be getting higher in pitch, except that sound is just you 'falling up' the stairs.

[@GabiBrooks]

For me it's the one at 10:30

[@JouniK86]

@@GabiBrooks A great, great choice that one too!

[@RDB93]

Yeah man. It’s like falling from Mt. Everest… in reverse.

[@Jurgen_Wulf]

Imagine Frederik and Thomas like “we will drop absolutely random stuff at rehearsal” and after all of these years Yogev systematized this stuff. Great ep, one of my favorites of Meshuggah songs ever. This track alone keeps telling me that I suck at music still.

[@keschgelb]

Do you really think you suck at music, as long as you are not able to play this? Wow, thats hard. I also like Meshuggah, and i am a musician too. But when i listen to Meshuggah, i just let the music happen in a way. I can not "think" about this. .....just my two cents. Keep up!

[@willfaithnomore]

Strawberries or Raspberries for sure. What an epic breakdown, that last riff is absolutely NASTY 😬

[@oscargill423]

That moment when neither "berry" is actually a berry but actually a fruit.

[@YogevGabay]

hahahahahahah

[@fcr619]

And the strawberry actually belongs to the family of nuts. Seriously, I'm not making this up.

[@Burnt_Gerbil]

@@oscargill423 - Fun fact: A Strawberry is not a berry, but a Banana is. Go figure.

[@oscargill423]

@@Burnt_Gerbil Yeah, it's so crazy how botany works

[@KidneyFailureGaming]

All I can say is, holy shit. I is a behemoth of a song.

[@bjrnthorness1151]

i wonder what Zappa would’ve thought of this song.

[@AidanMmusic96]

Zappa was alive when Contradictions Collapsed was released, so I wonder if he ever heard that.

[@_stitch]

I was originally released on Fractured Transmitter records, and as a teenager obsessed with Mushroomhead and 7 strings I promptly went out and bought it. Never heard anything like it. I figured out and memorised the section at 6:09, but could never get my head around the rest of the incredible record. Incredible work as always, Yogev. Always felt that Catch 33 was just the continuation of the theme set with I, and always baffled that more people didn't rate this as one of their best records. Incredible from start to finish. Would love to see it live, but the band have always maintained they a) can't and b) won't.

[@cyrollan]

"I" is waaaaaaaaaay better than Catch Thirtythr33 IMHO. There's just a lot more going on, still feels a little organic like their earlier material. C33 was too robotic to me, with a lot less Thordendal solos.

[@AidanMmusic96]

They played Mind's Mirrors and both In Death pieces on the recent tour.

[@climbrR]

@@AidanMmusic96 He's talking about playing I live.

[@sheldonwright8770]

Always felt like 33 is kinda the opposite sibling to I..

[@ophhate]

mushroom head huh...do you like slipknot?

[@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799]

My favorite fruit is apricot. Because it grows in May, and contains a lot of shuggah.

[@YogevGabay]

I see what you did there

[@owenbrafford6479]

Kumquats! Thanks for doing this - massive project! As a guitarist, I love the riffs starting at 9:32 - the guitars and bass sort of bow down to the drums. Every time the snare hits, they all budge down from their slow ascent. It sounds helpless to me, like they’re stuck. It’s a simple compositional trick, maybe, but I haven’t heard anything like it.

[@YogevGabay]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@rhandolfredd2801]

What you put onto paper accurately portrays how my mind is working when I’m listening to this song. Props on your hard work because this song is not easy to break downs 🤘🏼👁🤘🏼

[@nvyshrmp]

Fukkin awesome, man. One thing I love about 'Shugg is the way these rhythms must be created according to some incredible, maniacal clock. And it expresses so much as it ticks away. Seeing you track the ticks and tocks on paper makes it more beautiful to me. Orange is my favorite.

[@YogevGabay]

Ahhh man thanks a lot !

[@idkwhattocallthisaccount9660]

That opening would make a killer rhythm exercise

[@bobbydigital8111]

Hey Yogev!!!! ive been listening to this tune for 18 years, and ive always looked at this track as a challenge to be able to memorize every detail of what these guys were playing, especially what Tomas was playing being a drummer myself and huge Meshuggah fan....i cant express how much i appreciate you sharing your breakdown and notation methods on your channel...its so amazing to see how they thought about the common themes and the variations within the themes..."I" isn't random at all...its a 20 minute movement. thank you so much for all the amazing work you do on your channel. This is so satisfying to get a my questions answered...

[@YogevGabay]

You're welcome Bobby !!

[@lochness_sasquatch]

Raspberries! Well done and thank you Yogev! \m/

[@continuum288]

I have a very strong feeling that the reason these seem random is because Tomas just went in and just went for it.. Playing all kinds of crazy ass shit and Fred recorded it all. Then they learned what Tomas played, pieced it all together and it all became what we all know to be as I.. I have programmed drums once before any guitar riffs where created and it was a pretty fun and interesting approach to creating a new song. That's most likely why Fred had that intro section "tabbed" out the way he did. Makes the most sence to me.. Great channel and love all the Mesh stuff..

[@SeanD313]

Strawberries... or maybe plums... I don't know! This was an excellent breakdown! I was actually able to follow along for like 5 whole seconds at one point! I consider that a win! 🤣

[@masterchain3335]

I actually did this same thing with the intro a couple years ago. I even tried taking the two basic rhythmic units and assigning them values of 1 and 0 and inputting that information into a binary data decoder to see if there was a hidden message encoded into the part. It still seems to me like there is some sort of method to it but I couldn't identify any pattern, and if there is some musical cryptography involved, I don't think it's anything simple that we'll ever be able to crack.

[@williamcozart8158]

Remember how people took Tool songs and layered them over other Tool songs and then said Tool must have written the songs that way on purpose in the hopes that some fan would randomly just happen to layer 3 songs together and discover "the ultimate Tool song"? what if... follow me here... what if Meshuggah did that with "I"? We just need to layer other Meshuggah songs over it until it like IDK, unlocks the secrets of reality or something. That's where you come in Yogev, you are the best at breaking down Meshuggah so it's up to you to find the key to unlock the "ultimate Meshuggah song".

[@RFSA180]

Find a combination of other Meshuggah songs that match the length of "I" and start there

[@jravell]

No, I never heard of this. Please point us in its direction.

[@williamcozart8158]

@@jravell Search for "tool hidden track 10 k days" on KZbin. Someone noticed that, when played back to back, Wings 1 and Viginty Tres we're the exact same length as Wings 2(10KDays), so they layered em over it and the beat kind of matched, so they believed themselves to have discovered a hidden track in 10KDays, as if Tool like made this puzzle of a song that only someone like a crazy Toolfan would ever be dedicated enough to happen to notice, or possibly no one would ever know about it.

[@smetatan000]

Meshuggah already did this on Elastic. And the 3 songs they stuck together are NOT the same length.

[@williamcozart8158]

@@smetatan000 Well, something like that

[@amychristensen4754]

Absolutely mind-bending, from the mind of a classical musician this is absolutely masterfully organized chaos. Imagine putting that together as a band. However, the moment of silence, around 10:29 is absolutely essential to the drama and I am sad you minimized it's role. I challenge anyone to "beet" em.

[@trevormichael1851]

This is an absolute beast of a song and you somehow made it comprehensive. You’re absolutely bananas ;)

[@Art1stical]

Friggin' impressive. I've always loved Meshuggah's intricate patterns, but seeing them with another sense other than your ears, really gives another, very humbling perspective. Wonderful video, my friend! Mango!

[@WhbTrue]

I scat-sing this song since I was 17, I was obsessed, I saw Meshuggah for the first time on the obZen Tour, when they came back in Italy after that tour I saw them in Turin, I was in first row with a big white cardboard with a bold-capitol “I” and placed it over the fence, when the band lfinished did a round of handshakes for the first row, I swear EVERY member looked at me shook my hand a laughed ❤

[@lucanhenrique7457]

Meshuggah is pure art. Gotta love how they create these complex pieces of rythims and confuses our heads LOL great work tho analyze this song.

[@LorenHolloway]

Cherries 🍒 Very nice job. I didn't realize how much of these riffs I "knew" from muscle memory more than I "knew" musically until seeing it written down. Keep it up Yogev!!! 🤘🤘

[@MrBaverbo]

8:30 this is one of the few moments of music where metal terrifies me And oh… it’s apples. They just work. Excellent breakdown!

[@Burnt_Gerbil]

Favorite fruit: Guava Edit - Who doesn’t watch the whole video? It’s like leaving the theater before the end of the movie. That’s bizarre. 🤷‍♂️

[@lordbright]

While this is hella impressive and Meshuggah is and will always be in my top 3 bands, this isn't super hard to do in a modern studio setting. There's video you can see of them recording this, and it looks like Tomas played semi random parts that Fredrick then went back and analyzed and layered guitar over. Then from there it's just a matter of copy/pasting the patterns to create an even more randomized pattern, especially if they knew they weren't planning to play it live.

[@OtterMachine]

Banana! So yeah that was pretty insane, small patterns here and there but nothing repeating really as I expected. I love this song for its pure unrelenting heaviness, it is probably Meshuggah's heaviest song in terms of the mix of speed, chugging and tone!!! \m/

[@daniel_naaden]

bananas and thanks for this video! one step closer to figuring out how to be one of the few people to have covered this song to its fullest..... hopefully

[@jaywinkeler7726]

Really enjoy seeing all you videos. My music-major son and I watch them together when we can. He adds extra explanation for me or sometimes just “whoa!!” It’s fun for us. Blueberries are my favorite.

[@YogevGabay]

That is awesome! Father and son Meshuggah bonding? sounds about right.

[@sebastiansilva4776]

Best Meshuggah song imo. Love your content, and this video is gonna be my bible from now until I learn it. Watermelon for sure.

[@YogevGabay]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@FranHn1982]

Through the years i can achieve to decipher by ear the sections 3-4, 8-9, 11-12-13 and be capable to follow it, is a kind of religious-chamanic trance, an absolute neurogenesis experience... 🔥🧠🔥 The other sections are just a language from another dimension, and it's hard to believe that something like that level of supra-human madness will be possible to do live. Thanks for your super valuable pedagogic work master!!!

[@Bad_Chemicals702]

I absolutely love pineapples. Even when I get a stomach after.

[@YogevGabay]

hahahahah #worthit

[@fcr619]

Tomato! Insane work on your end visualizing an insane track. Dope stuff man.

[@somepunkinthecomments471]

I love cherries, blackberries, and raspberries. The outro to I is so freaking heavy, and that solo after the 4/4 part halfway through the song, omfg.

[@paubass123]

Thanks for your work. Love And respect! Peace!

[@aceytv4951]

Man, this song is such a trip for me, reminds me of when you first try your favorite fruit.

[@Pyr0nEx]

I know this is more intricate and a longer song but if Dream Theater can pull off The Dance Of Eternity live, with practice I think Meshuggah could work this out

[@MrBaverbo]

Dance of eternety might be difficult, but remember, this song is RANDOM.

[@Pyr0nEx]

@@MrBaverboafter coming back to this video from your comment, you are most definitely correct lol. This is confusing as shit

[@stevewoodyt]

6:18 this is one my favorite riffs ever in all of everything I’ve ever heard. There’s maybe two that get to me as much as this one. One is lamb of god and another is dead to fall. All very different but they all catch my attention in full and make me feel a certain kind of way.

[@goldfishoptics]

thanks for all of this, great way to be guided through - orange

[@ruairimadigan863]

Brilliant, really well done. A total beast of a song & one of their best. You nailed it. Keep up the great work on the 'Shuggah....

[@liquidrpg]

Pear. 🍐 You have the best channel on KZbin. Keep going! It's insane how *looking* at the way Meshuggah sounds brings a whole new appreciation of their music

[@YogevGabay]

Oh man thank you !!

[@NeonblueIndustries]

Parts * 10,10.1 and my FAVORITE way to warm up at the start of practicing. One of the most brilliant and hypnotic pieces of music ever.

[@Goodstuff12345666789]

Truly amazing, Sir! Respect!😱passion fruit🖤

[@hastyhillfarmand4x480]

6:46 that open note right there is absolutely incredible lol, in a song full of ridiculous technicality and a barrage of sound to decipher, that 0 is just perfect, theres a 1 time only bend in the begging of the last riff that is actually just unbelievably perfect. (10:44 that one, so perfect)

[@Morkeric]

oranges! fantastic video, i've been looking for something like this for a long time. thanks for the work you do!

[@nickr688]

Something that caught my eye in analysis was that the song’s tempo increases gradually between sections from roughly 195 to 220 bpm. Also there are convoluted repeating phrases in the second section (I coded the double rests as 0s to remove the need to code rests at all): 1140141214017(5012) repeating 4 times, second two times instead beginning with (5012)

[@vela-6]

Melon is a great option for favorite fruit. I think Sapodilla is the winner for me. Gives me beach vibes.

[@danielmartonkovacs3278]

My favorite is also melon 🍈 🤘🤘 I remember vividly the first time I listened to this song. It carved a something out of my mind, and put it back upside down. Effin unbelievable track, for sure, thanks for the work on this video!

[@nope3015]

My favorite work of theirs. A true ageless masterpiece. And to know it was at least recorded with live instruments.

[@bigwayno]

I'm thinking cantaloupe right now, but I also like a nice Apple sometimes. Watermelons great too. But the effortlessness of a grape can't be denied. Killer video. So happy the algorithm brought me here again your videos are amazing.

[@GothicOctopus]

You tried to explain the ridiculous, and you did well. Props.

[@timberfinn]

Mango mango mango. Also wtf meshuggah

[@cyrollan]

oh i'm so excited! this might be my favorite song by the band \m/ this is great content, boss

[@ilshat2955]

There's a video from a studio when they recorded "I" kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJXEfJhvlNiHr6c. And you can see the notation (a little bit different though) at 17:04.

[@Haekki]

Hey, thanks for sharing!

[@5udimax]

The page that Fredrik is using looks like the one in this video!

[@kbau]

Oranges defeat everything. Except Meshuggah. Nothing defeats Meshuggah. Mindblowing how this insanity is still groovy as hell.

[@jeremyfoot4264]

Kiwis bro. And in the word Kiwi you could hear "I" 2 times

[@aaroncourier6452]

freaking grapes man, love them for some reason also the video is absolutely phenomenal.

[@Kuemmel234]

Let's add mangos to the mix! Although bananas certainly fit the theme. Amazing stuff!

[@ChuckRuledTheWorld]

This song is a beast!

[@artsmith5317]

Another awesome video. The more you unpack Meshuggah the more it blows my mind their ability to absolutely crush the norm in the music industry and take song writing to a new level. Their is no other, only imitation. I can’t believe those guys just come up with this stuff. Also, do you use software to slow the songs down to figure them out?

[@YogevGabay]

I don't use one, but there's a software called 'Transcribe' that I know is good. Also there used to be an app called "the amazing slowdowner" but idk if it's still around

[@Zgf72]

Off topic but I’m so glad to see your channel “blowing up” as it were. I remember your earlier videos I’d watch that were of similar good quality and me being flabbergasted that your subs weren’t more. Keep it up.

[@YogevGabay]

Slowly slowly ! Thanks a lot !

[@LaCooper]

I like mandarins! Also this was epic. Thanks for blowing my mind with a break down of something that already blows my mind. Crazy.

[@frenzyfritter]

Peaches for sure 🤘🤘 thank you for your sacrifice to learning 😅

[@stefanolazzarato8451]

Apricots! Good job Yogev!!

[@TooSlamToGiveADamn]

Very impressive! Thank you for doing this. 🤘

[@Allplussomeminus]

This here is an infinite jam. No rhythmic "center" but the rhythmic "identity" is there. (Mango) I felt like I plunged into the depths of creation listening to this.

[@xXxThelegend27xXx]

Strawberry : ) I know now why that last section is so devastating. Those dotted notes really give it spice

[@Pehennji]

Cherries. Thx for your work!

[@ianh6760]

Strawberries go pretty hard. Great job on writing this whole masterpiece out. Every time I would listen to “I” I would try to write the notes out in my head, and of course it failed every time. It boggles my mind on how they even began the writing process for “I”, every section quite literally is random, just repeated randomness. “I” is one of few 15+ minute songs that I actually bother to sit through, and I appreciate you covering it. Sorry if this sounds like incoherent rambling.

[@morganshibby8941]

Anyway Tomas said that no one knows how I goes

[@sainthostien2739]

plum, I must say I listen only one time to I and it was recently but, it clearly deserves a deep dive into it.

[@danielprevratil3149]

Apple, I don't eat other fruits

[@dennisantolovic7169]

Ripe fresh fig. Wow, that was epic! I like the number notation you could sell those at Meshuggah gigs so people could headbang in time!

[@humanlife808]

Great job. I'm a drummer & soon after its release I noted these sections in a similar way, but no manuscript for me haha, just my own languages.

[@mordentus]

Cucumber. Also that was my favorite Meshuggah song

[@feliperibeiro463]

I really doubt they created the entire song on random. I hate how they never played this song live btw. One of my favorite songs of their discography.

[@subsume7904]

Um you ever wonder why they never played it live? Because it's random

[@feliperibeiro463]

@@subsume7904 No fucking way it's random. And the reason they never play it live it's because the song is long, exausting and it would take 1/4 of the full time of the show to play it.

[@chrisc.4671]

Yes you need for this part

[@AbdA.Schauss]

Hey ive been following your videos quite a while now and im a big fan of all of your breakdowns. I was wondering if youve ever considered doing an Animals as Leaders breakdown. It would be quite the video.

[@YogevGabay]

Yes yes I may do those !

[@armelind]

Mandarin Orange. Awesome transcription. I don't count it, I just listen. I am a musician and I cannot just hear music (because of that curse of being a musician) but I try to dissect who is doing what, and I hear any secret nuances I never heard before. Just studying it.

[@NoEasyFeet]

thank you for translating this insanity.

[@fouyuck89]

Yes I do think it’s a lovely section 😊

[@whatTheFup]

Lemons, "I" is a damn behemoth of a song

[@BunchyMutt]

grapefruit! Very grateful for all the work you put in to make your videos

[@voyagerrock1137]

This is kind of off topic, but whenever I listen to I, I imagine it as the soundtrack to a scene in a Warhammer 40K movie of a ship traveling through the Warp. Seriously, go on the 40K wiki and read about the Warp while listening. I suppose you could do this with Catch ThirtyThree as well.

[@dinospumoni5611]

Meshuggah's masterpiece. Amazing analysis. I think the point of this track though is for the listener to be lost. Favorite fruit is peach.

[@33andre33]

that's awesome, I have a video here on youtube playing that song on the guitar from 2008 when we could only upload 10 min video maximum, so its separated in 3 parts and it has a terrible sound/video quality :P Funny to see that I did exactly the same thing as you trying to figure out the patterns, still have the papers with my nottings on it!

[@Yabuddy53]

6:12 might be my favorite part of any meshuggah song ever… I turn it up loud when I’m about to hit a heavy lift in the gym and feel the adrenaline hit !