Meshuggah - 'GOD HE SEES IN MIRRORS' the annoying counting version

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[@buwumet]

takataka he sees in metronomes

[@ayandey137]

Gold comment 😂

[@ELPsteel]

"Pattern he sees in his sleep" RIP Yogev

[@Quartzerino]

Taka > One Two Takita > One Two Three Takadimi > One Two Three Four

[@Cyrax89721]

Meshuggah capitalized on the idea that dorks like us will spend hours putting a riff on repeat and did us a solid by having the same riff repeated over an entire song, only to then throw a curveball of forcing us to figure out where the breaks are.

[@qlqnen]

I really liked the part that goes 4233333342423322.

[@necroriffmonger]

😆🤘

[@eliasmochan]

Best part

What if Meshuggah now want an isolated Yogev track for their in ears.

[@DJT544]

Lövgren is a One crazy player.

[@michaeldebecker1472]

Absolutely ! He is a pure beast!

[@khoile4271]

And, the only member in the band who's classically trained, and has made actual jazz records. So him having straight up the strangest writing style out of all of them makes sense.

[@falafalplays]

Anyone unfamiliar with Meshuggah, seeing someone head bang accurately to one of their songs is probably mistaken for someone having an epileptic episode.

[@climbrR]

Just headbang in 4/4 and you're mostly good.

[@spkbri]

@@climbrR this. Their concerts are basically a huge metal disco where everybody moves to the 4/4 while all the madness happens above of it. It's one of the best experiences one can have.

[@Thomatos200]

@@climbrRthere’s something about headbanging to a simply 4/4 beat while the instruments are playing off the beat 1/2 the time that just feels so powerful

[@DanBoulet]

I liked the part where he did the takatas.

[@mittens71199]

Wow, he did that whole song without breathing in once! Nice!

[@bigpleys2688]

Takashuggah

[@pbish89]

Konnakol is so important if you want to create or perform music like this... Yogev is the man!

[@Crcmvnt]

Thank you so much for this. Konokol came in huge.

[@alexisaasteel]

You're incredible Yogev!!!

[@drumkidstu]

Dick Lövgren casually writing the greatest Meshuggah song.

[@Yggdra666]

What a Dick

[@allyyy.]

literal insanity bro all the respect in the world

[@piedrahitac]

Shut down KZbin, we have reached peak performance.

[@leonardotiezzi2904]

Great video as always

[@Thomatos200]

This is honestly my fave of the album from its classic meshuggah rhythmic complexity

[@Chickeneater5000]

God thank you for letting the last chord ring all the way out after all of that. so satisfying. just staring at the last highlighted 3 for 30 seconds like, "wow that was amazing"

[@TheBrandonReimer]

Big fan of your videos! Thanks for making them!

[@tbaudio3310]

Stuff like this makes me wonder how the songs and ideas are even conceived. Not that I'm an expert composer, but in my experience, even my own tunes are much more complicated when analyzed than when I initially came up with the ideas. I'm sure that's true to a degree for a lot of music, but something like this... I can't conceive of how they come up with this stuff. Must be something in the Swedish water.

[@victordelby7967]

Very nice work, as always. Many thanks again for your perseverance

[@masonkiller1]

❤ easy you just recorded the taka oart once and the loop it 63 times

[@sicdedworm09]

This is the version I was waiting for after the last video left us hanging. Well done as always! Wish I could count this fast in this style. My tongue gets tied trying to keep my “taka’s” going 😂

[@JohnR436]

Please make more of these!!!

[@pierresmith]

Which is the crazier of the two? The one who makes a video like this or the one who watches it over and over?

[@ayandey137]

The ones who made the song

[@Dannymon]

CRAAAAAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@VectorKappa]

Konnakol + meshuggah is something else

[@PabloQfoguitar]

Brutal channel Yogev!! You understand the solo section of This Spiteful Snake?? I can't hajajjaja Cheers bro!

[@raphaelvilleneuve9162]

Nice remix

[@mateusfragallo4049]

If you can count it, you can sing it.

[@sepiarain]

This is what I needed to know for sure.

[@VictorPageMusic]

insane

[@AppallingScholar]

Failed counting in 1234,12,123,123, ... multiple times, impossible

[@dinisvieira3570]

You can't really count like that, but i listen to this song with a 6/4 feeling.

[@Necrom6]

You're right that is really annoying

[@NemoK]

Nice.

[@Armakk]

WUT the actual fuck. Yr diagram is obv 4 of 6 plus 3 of 6 with a 4... That's pretty much Peter Gabriel's "Don't Give Up"'... Then I hear this and I feel like my brain is being melted into a vintage VCR by David Cronenberg on an especially cruel day... 🤯🤯🤯 and this is their easiest pattern 👀👀👀 I think (dunno if you take requests) I wanna see how the vocals and guitars sit across this pattern. Drums are in 4/4 (allegedy lol) so there must be other meta-patterns going on. What does it look like if you flip the diagram to the other perspective? Put the chord changes and/or vocal phrases on 1 etc

[@CTyler84]

The numbers and highlight is really helpful. But this, I can't listen to.