King Gizzard's strange changes

[@DiscreetHobo]

Changes is SO GODDAMN GOOD. Ive never been enamoured with an album for so long

[@theswankyshow5076]

this video is great, need more gizz content like this

[@wgb01001]

This song is a god damn masterpiece. One of my favorite King Gizz albums from start to finish.

[@GuitarbenderS]

Great video! It's very cool to see an in depth theory analysis for a band that more than deserves so.

[@ernestschmidt8761]

You are right, Joey’s part is sick 🔥

[@garage2887]

never heard of this band but thank you for one of my new favorite songs. what a banger

[@austinmartin6918]

Get ready for a journey if you decide to explore their music further. 26 albums covering a huge range of genres isn’t an easy discography to get through, but it’s very rewarding imo. They’re my favorite band, and I couldn’t recommend them enough.

[@adamnewberg1568]

Buckle up

[@AnthemUnanthemed]

@@austinmartin6918 27th has been announced

[@MrJack5672]

Sick analysis dude

[@parkerdavis7859]

easy subscription. love this band, deserves this type of critical analysis from people who know what they're talking about. keep up the good work.

[@memyselfishness]

Changes is my favorite King Gizz album, and I've often thought about writing music using its techniques. This video helps a lot.

[@AyyyGabagool]

Awesome video! Would love to see you break down polygonwanaland next

[@Jack-ts1sv]

Awesome dissection of a king Gizz song. As someone whos classically trained and a fan of the band this just scratches that theory itch I've always had with the band.

[@lukitatron]

this is so sick, need more gizz analysis like this

[@MusicalRadiation]

10:11 I'm going to be honest here, I absolutely love that dissonant distorted chord 😅

[@darkrad7535]

I love this song but the outro... uuuhhhh, that makes it really great!

[@zinAab79]

There are extreme metal subgenres based purely on these kind of chords. Extended chords on piano sound jazzy and chill, but on guitar sound like disjointed and desperate otherworldly riffs. Is fun how distortion can recontextualize the same chord into opposite meanings. Artificial brain , Ulcerate or Deathspell omega are masters of this.

[@escgravity]

This was incredibly insightful, even though I already knew a lot of the gimmicks of the album. Learning all the actual chord names made it click. Please dissect Ice Death next!

[@bostion518]

Really great video your visual and audio work is fantastic!

[@samsquanchmetazoo]

Holy guacamole, instant sub great content man

[@artonion420]

I think the natural starting point to talk about these Changes are to first talk about the Coltrane Changes. I wonder if their very first ambition was to make use of all three keys, but then realised two would be challenging enough

[@qclod]

I've been obsessed with this whole album since hearing it for the first time. Theory-informed pop perfection. Very inspiring video! We need more KGLW analysis like this.

[@TarigonTetradactyl]

I love being a kglw fan who doesn't understand music theory in the slightest because then I miss all the apparently genius shit they've been pulling 😭 Really good video though ofc! There should be more stuff like this I think

[@justincomisk]

This album is phenomenal, thanks for the fantastic deep dive into it's inner workings

[@davisousa5951]

Thanks for this video! Always wanted to understand this album. It's my favorite from gizz

[@esteb6544]

Great Analysis!

[@pinecubes]

great analysis of a phenominal album :)

[@JonnyMozza]

Love this video, seen it three times now. You do such a good job explaining the music theory, I seriously recommend doing a couple more gizz albums in this format, you've got the gizz fans locked in on this video. May I suggest Omnium Gatherum? Lots of variety in terms of music theory with that album. Ice death has a solid vid already, and poly has been done to death, maybe petro?

[@illusionvii]

This was the album that made King Gizzard click for me! I'm gonna try and see them in a few weeks.

[@markusw9286]

How does this channel only have 368 subs? Deserves wayyyy more

[@curtisschapman2084]

Love it. Would love to hear more gizz analysis from you.

[@MistaSkilla692]

It's one of my favourite albums of theirs front to back, 10/10

[@Mosserino]

Really neat video, love all the shared synth and key melodies on this album they're super fun to play

[@TheResidence.mp4]

I would love if you looked at more King Gizzard songs, they're so incredibly complex across all of their projects

[@maxmagnus377]

No wonder when they played this song live the first time Stu let out an exasperated "That was hard!" afterward. A far cry from Rattlesnake xD

[@dumpy4289]

thankyou for the hard work you put into this! fascinating!

[@TheKatpurz]

Now do every other KG song PLEASE! :)

[@nigelthornberry626]

DUDE this video is amazing, thanks for your hard work! KGLW 4EVER!

[@coastercook]

Let's see some more analysis of bands like Gizz. Thanks

[@drewlosthisaccount]

Excellent analysis! thanks for helping the rest of understand the theory a bit more

[@benforman1125]

Im genuinely thankful u made this vid

[@antonpreacher2900]

Great video ! (even if I only understand half of it). Changes is one of my favorite Gizzard album. I found new nuances every time I listen to it

[@HAZARDOUS88]

Very well done, thanks!

[@calebclaytonfilmandphoto]

Incredible. Thank you.

[@dagonzalez1757]

I understood about half the stuff on this video, but still enjoyed it a lot

[@francoislaliberte4656]

Good stuff bro

[@duhrover4837]

Great video, should discuss some of the other albums

[@joshray3359]

great video

[@josiek5989]

I have so many favourite King Gizz songs, but this is one of my favouritest. Although as opposed to a Purdie shuffle, I heard Bonham (Fool in the Rain). Just because I know Cavs likes Bonham.

[@expertopinions]

I believe the Fool in the Rain beat is also based on the Purdie shuffle, but it makes a ton more sense to me that Cavs would draw from Bonham over Purdie.

[@josiek5989]

@@expertopinions The Purdie/Bonham/Porcaro trifecta is awesome, no matter who inspired it! I have definitely added Cavs onto my list of my most favourite groovemeisters ever! Really really enjoyed your analysis!

[@artonion420]

Bonham was very influenced by Purdie, that’s why Bonham was playing a Purdie shuffle on Fool in the rain

[@jayell1367]

heh yeah I know some of these words

[@eigenstatezero]

I don´t stick to powerchords or single notes, complex chord can be made to work with distortion. I often build chords between two panned guitars as an example. Regardless, thank you for a great video! Awesome band, great analysis!

[@garrettliles7835]

i’m still watching the video so you may cover this by the end, but here’s my interpretation of the discrepancy mentioned around 2:20 with the functional chords being A11 and Bmaj7#11 versus the branding claiming Dmaj and F#maj: •A11 = A C# E G B D = A Mixolydian = 2 sharps = D major •Bmaj7#11 = B D# F# A# C# E# = B Lydian = 6 sharps = F#maj so the branding is right if you think of modes in terms of the mode’s relative major scale. i think that kglw has simply used modes for so long that the semantical difference between a set of keys D major and A mixolydian have faded away, if that makes any sense.

[@mtias4563]

man didnt understand shit but i loved this vid

[@zanderkahres8112]

Please do more gizz videos like this

[@craigroaring]

10:11 That sounded good to me. The power chords are boring. I would argue that music suffers when people follow rules.

[@jogloran]

I frigging love this analysis but why is the channel name so generic haha