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[@KeyOfGeebz]

😡😡LESSON #9 - NEVER do a video when you're fried/tired.😡😡 YES, there is a bungo-load of ghost notes that Tomas is playing. Somehow I twisted what my ears were hearing and my mind was registering and what came out of my mouth was blah - EPIC decomposer fail - anyhow, onward!

[@progperljungman8218]

No worries! Totally enjoyed your video anyway! You still had the right mendSET 😊

[@deathonion404]

All good, thanks so much for reacting to it! Hope you get to more meshuggah in the future

[@Weeping_Somnambulist]

Still loved it Geebz, you're allowed to be fallible every once in awhile. Meshuggah is in my top 3 favorite metal bands, and your reactions and breakdowns are the most fun to watch. The pain face you make when you're first digesting Tomas's drum work is always priceless! Thanks for another great video. Hope to see your reaction to Ihsahn - On the Shores (saxophone metal) one of these days. Yep, still waiting, and I'm still here!

[@ThawproductionZ]

Personally, one of my favorite ones Geebz.

[@nathangrantham2677]

Tomas twisted your ear and mind? Mission accomplished! Keep up the great work!

[@towelcupphone]

The Meshuggah concert experience: You are bobbing your head, you look right and that person is bobbing their head to a different rhythm, you look left and that person is bobbing their head to a different rhythm, and none of you are wrong.

[@christophegragnic8681]

But the band? Do they bob their head together?

[@towertito2149]

You could not be anymore right on 🤟🤟🤟

[@deo44x]

Is it law for this comment to be on every Meshuggah video

[@o-REDBEARD-o]

Plus it looks like youre in a live action stage play of Doom bc of the light show lol

[@the_drummer_man6798]

@@deo44x yes

[@Devypocalypse]

Meshuggah are the kings. My favourite ever quote or comment about them: "Where will metal be in ten years time? Wherever Meshuggah were five years earlier." One of the all time Titans of metal.

[@AdrHdz]

So true!

[@rubaidaallen2764]

Indeed. No one sounds like them.

[@jacobjansson1486]

Yeah, they truly are. Destroy Erase Improve came 95. They really are on a diffirent level.

[@aaronmarkham4424]

This

[@alankofi]

Best comment i got : swizerland has their clockworks. Swedens answer is Meshuggah

[@mikemorosohk9131]

"There's the one...kinda". Meshuggah in four words 🤣

[@TylerJMacDonald]

"Where's one?"

[@intergalacticspacecanoe4659]

As its written in 4/4, there is an one - its just not what you think it is

[@viking_nor]

@@intergalacticspacecanoe4659 ur fun at parties

[@PJBonoVox]

It's just four on the floor. But the floor is made of bees and lava.

[@tubthump]

@@intergalacticspacecanoe4659 yep. Don't they use Cubase to write their stuff...programming the drum part and laying guitars and vocals over it? And when it's written Haake works out the live drum part from it. And then they utilise the Cubase arrangement as a click to play along with and send MIDI programme change messages to set the guitar amp sounds for each song at live shows?

[@doctajuice]

I love how all meshuggahs guitar solos are like what you'd expect from a clarinet solo in a jazz song

[@rubaidaallen2764]

Funny you should say that 'cause that's how this guy in a doc I saw a few years ago described their sound. Like free form jazz. Phenomenal.

[@rubaidaallen2764]

@wakenbaker-uk They are such a f'n awesome band. Jazzy they are. Indeed.

[@setadriftonfishandchips]

That's an accurate description.

[@briumphbimbles]

They are very Alan Holdsworthy and he did take a lot of his inspiration from woodwind.

[@xxczerxx]

It's mechanical and really quite chilling -- it reminds me in parts of Alan Holdsworth with the legato passages, but to my ears is trying to convey the idea of 'evil machinery' which is very different from the kinda thing Alan Holdsworth went for.

[@ollysombrero8427]

Apparently a sip of that coffee is equal to three lines of coke.

[@alexanderzadoroznyj]

dude is straight tweekin'.

[@IceKoldKilla]

I'm laughing but I wouldn't be surprised if a cup of that is equal to a couple lines of white.

[@420protoman]

lol wuttt

[@willj.2531]

Buggah Meshuggah

[@Weeping_Somnambulist]

No wonder it's $22/lb!

[@Zorei1]

any music: *playing* This man: 🧐🤔😗🤨😒😞😔😟😫🙄

[@pariskotsaros]

lmao

[@StefanMedici]

🤙🤟🤘👍👏🤜🤛🥳

[@Dang3rMouSe]

I love it cause we can see he really dives in & is a true music connoisseur. Gotta respect it🤙

[@deathonion404]

"no ghost notes here" There are several spooky ghosts in that song, good sir

[@Juel92]

Including the collective ghosts of all the drummers who attempted this song.

[@davidhoxley9818]

@@Juel92 lol boom

[@nicolasdran9958]

Amen brother

[@JiTiAr35]

Meshuggah is the only 4/4 band who can make composers confused.

[@ignaciojauregui7423]

tigran hamasyan

[@OldSolar373]

I was gonna say isn't this just 4/4? lol

[@ballzheimers1782]

@@OldSolar373 i think all of their songs are actually they just break it as much as they can

[@Johnbillyfrank]

Animals as Leaders

[@somberlight]

@@OldSolar373 it absolutely is 4/4, but the divisions are just a big bunch of 2´s and 3´s . Gabays breakdown is authoritative on this, have a look kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6jVhKmmn8l-Y9k . imo, i think this guy knows what hes talking about, heres him playing venetian snares; kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3XLdJyqgZlgjJY

[@IceKoldKilla]

Meshuggah live is an insane experience. Especially with their additional member, the lighting guy. His lights match the music so well. He's been given the honor of being their additional member live. He deserves it. It's like you're in an amazing crazy movie and the live music just elevates it all. I can't explain it. It's trippy without ever having to do drugs. And trust me, I wanna try. But I always enjoy shows sober. I wanna remember everything.

[@whatsappscambot1802]

I remember every show I've been to while high on weed or tripping balls on LSD or mushrooms. extremely memorable.

[@dalynbratcher9888]

@@whatsappscambot1802 Everytime I’ve done acid I’ve watched the dragon ball super broly movie. I don’t care what anyone says, watching that while tripping is the most stimulating experience you can provide yourself. Lmao.

[@snail415]

Bar-none...THE BEST light guy on the planet. I saw Mesh play outdoors in the evening on that tour, so I was completely robbed of what those lights were meant to show. Damn shame. Plus the low-end was properly missing. You don’t appreciate those elements until they’re taken from you!

[@whatsappscambot1802]

@@dalynbratcher9888 I just added that to my watch later list.

[@RemixedVoice]

Trust me, psychedelic drugs do not incur memory loss lol; it's like the opposite of that

[@Noviro]

Two things: Yogev Gabay has absolutely amazing videos breaking down the rhythms in Meshuggah and explaining how even this monster of a track is actually in 4/4 :D This whole album was recorded live. If you listen to the soloed tracks of the drums or guitar you can hear the other instruments bleeding (hehe) in. These guys are insane

[@uremawifenowdave]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6jVhKmmn8l-Y9k

[@scosstard3542]

Yogev's channel is absolutely awesome!

[@harimJer]

I'm simple man. See yogev gabay in comments press like.

[@jedinxf7]

his videos are great

[@gamble777888]

I think the fact it's on 4, like most of their other tracks, is what keeps them from sounding like a prog rock band. There is always that simple hidden element that is so easy to latch onto and enjoy even when on the surface it seems like absolute chaos.

[@araneotattoo2693]

That's dangerous combination of lack of sleep and meshuggah at night... 😂

[@arkouda9726]

Im binging meshuggah videos at 2am hahaha ugh i need to go to bed

[@Yackoob]

Right there with you buddy

[@Jesus0nSteroids]

Best advice I've ever heard for understanding Meshuggah is "bang your head to the cymbals and forget what you know"

[@chozosapien3652]

Tomas playing drums is like somebody driving a car, rolling a "cig", eating taco bell,talking on the phone, listening to the radio, and having an argument with the guitar player all at the same time😳 4/4

[@williamcozart8158]

A lot of people who hear Meshuggah for the first time say that same thing about the singer being a "safety net". The instruments are playing such odd patterns and many times the singer is the most obvious thing to lock in to to stay on beat because he sings to the underlying pulse that we all feel but struggle to count. That dude has a metronomic sense of the beat, the whole band does.

[@jbasti227]

@derp derpin It’s cool considering they apparently don’t try writing in odd meters as much as it seems. The drums tend to be in 4/4 and the odd meter feel comes from the guitar and bass messing around with a lot of syncopation and polyrhythm that makes everything feel off. Really creative way of composing and still blows my mind how they’ve been able to create so much for so long with this method while consistently keeping things fresh and interesting.

[@skippityblippity8656]

Ist that the caffeine molecule in your pfp?

[@williamcozart8158]

@@jbasti227 Usually the kick drum, locked in with the guitars and bass are all playing an odd pattern while the hi hats or crash cymbal and snare play a 4/4. Or sometimes it's the ride/bell or china or even a floor tom for like "jungle" beats keeping a constant 1/4 or 1/8th note pulse with the snare hitting on the 2 and 4 but with an odd meter, maybe a 7/8 being played by the guitars, bass, and kick drum underneath. They play it a certain number of measures so that the odd pattern cycles through and the "1s" land back in sync to complete the section of the song. You can do math to figure out how many cycles of the odd pattern happen over the 4/4 cymbal/snare pattern before resolving and the "1s" lining back up, what's cool is that the effect these polyrhythms have when played together correctly makes something that sounds awesome too, it's not just like a bunch of random numbers of notes or like they just picked a time signature to play to like, say they did it such and such time sig or something. They do not sacrifice the natural feel and groove and awesome sound, like it has to sound good or they wouldn't do it. Like I said in another comment, the guitar solo section of this song(Clockworks) always makes me want to dance or move, or mosh and beat the shit out of someone, it's such a hard assed groove.

[@williamcozart8158]

@@skippityblippity8656 Nope, guess again.

[@lyndonbauer1703]

Thats funny, the vocalist was my big stumbling block to 'get into' meshuggah. His purpose is more of a rhythmic machine than anything else, much like the whole band really. I kept trying to make it something it wasn't for a long time.

[@jettgroves6424]

If you haven’t, you NEED to watch the live version of this song. The lights guy is equally as impressive as the band

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

Fun fact, the original lights guy is Tomas brother

[@jettgroves6424]

@@TheCrazyCanuck420 didn’t know that, that’s rad!

[@snail415]

Yes....this. The video where they perform the album title track (in Sweden, I think) is epic beyond words. The light guy ‘is’ a band member. I saw Mesh in Va Beach on this tour, and sadly they played in an amphitheater at sunset. Couldn’t see any of the lights. Even the low-end (~30-60hz) was gone. They still destroyed nuns though.

[@anthonyrandall7025]

Edvard Hansson is his name

[@guardianobserver6593]

@@TheCrazyCanuck420 thr usual staff. You must know someone inside.

[@progperljungman8218]

To anyone familiar with Alan Holdsworth (R.I.P.) the influence in the tone and progression in Thordendahl's guitar solos is so obvious (and yes - he has been given credit by the band I've happily discovered)

[@lashedandscorned]

RIP Holdsworth. Influenced Cynic, Obscura, Meshuggah, and many others.

[@liliIiliIilil]

@@lashedandscorned Yeah you can really hear it in Paul Masvidal's playing.

[@progperljungman8218]

@@o-REDBEARD-o Yes, even more evident on his solo Sol Niger Within. Are you familiar with Morgan Ågren who's the drummer and producer of that album? Hake is doing the voice parts 😊 A bit odd if Thordendahl grew up frequently meeting Holdsworth since he grew up far north in Sweden.

[@snail415]

Check out Rob Guz. He has really carried the Holdsworth torch. Morgan even played drums on his most recent release.

[@matsmcmats]

@@o-REDBEARD-o as a huge meshuggah fan since 93 I've never heard of this. any source?

[@JakobStrand]

The crescendo starting at 10:16 leading up to the heaviest riff on the planet at 10:34... it´s absolutely mindblowing.

[@ObeseChess]

That part of the song is the official “it’s time to put up some big numbers” song at my gym

[@JoeyAriemma]

@@ObeseChess same!

[@matteomuscas7060]

I'll be even faster coming here when I'll read MESHUGGAH - DANCERS TO A DISCORDANT SYSTEM (Live The Ophidian Trek for bonus points)

[@randomjpxd]

S A M E but not live. the sound is not that good imo

[@dradovich2]

I came here to say this. Amazing song and I'd love to see a video on this

[@MrTelorix]

One of the most wicked song... Ever made

[@jettgroves6424]

Boost

[@Djcimofficial]

One of their best songs!! Keep hitting the like bottom on the top Comment!

[@alirezabayat6388]

I'm glad you didn't die. I was legit worried when you said you drank that strong of a coffee and were going to listen to that track for the first time.

[@Ride036]

”-This is the worlds strongest coffee “ *shows warning label and shuggs it out of a mug the size of Tomas Haake’s calf’s*

[@antivanti]

Listening to Meshuggah always makes me feel like floating calmly on top of chaos

[@IceKoldKilla]

Meshuggah songs to consider for the future: - Dancers To A Discordant System - Straws Pulled At Random (2006 rerelease with 8 string guitars instead of 7, better EQ maybe too?) - The Hurt That Finds You - Future. Breed. Machine. (For something old school of theirs still super entertaining and interesting)

[@alexlichty9859]

Futile Bread Machine??

[@architectoverlord]

Dancers to a Discordant System! obZen is brilliant, but that song, Bleed, Pravus, and Combustion stand out. D2aDS is just ridiculous, and so underrated IMO (most people focus on Bleed)

[@BirdNoise77]

Future Breed Machine is fucking historic, incredible song

[@Hammer56Time]

Future Breed Machine is one of the strangest songs I have ever heard but I love it so much

[@jasonallen5318]

Nothing from Chasophere? How about Corridor of Chameleons?

[@tomcuthbert-sayers1451]

Just make sure you have some Shugg with that coffee, bruh.

[@adamrose6969]

Lmao!

[@7opo5atan]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@storm3380]

shuggah is a whole new type of Rubik's cube...the facial expressions are priceless.

[@tmargosian]

You’re starting to go down a whole other rabbit hole with Meshuggah! Best concert ever was 2002 with Meshuggah opening up for tool!

[@AdrHdz]

Dude yes! I had no idea what I was watching at that time.

[@aaronmarkham4424]

What a show that would have been to be at

[@grizzlywhisker]

I saw them headline on the Nothing tour right around that time, Strapping Young Lad opened for them. Yeah they were fucking sick even before they had the insane light show.

[@elypelowski5670]

I saw that same tour !!!! 👍👍👍👍

[@Crabfather]

​@@grizzlywhiskeromg what a gig that would have been!

[@Diesel_Budgie]

Dude I'm telling you. Nostrum is one of the most unique tracks in metal. I'm sure you'll love it!

[@maniacguitar]

Meshuggah is the only metal that still gives me chills up my spine at any given day.

[@HadesRising]

Have you tried Ulcerate? Mindfuckingblowing

[@vicegripp]

Gojira 🤘

[@Agelis]

You need some 'Dillinger Escape Plan' my man, Chris Pennie/Gil Sharone are awesome drummers

[@grizzlywhisker]

Miss Machine has some of my favorite drumming ever. Tomas Haake and Chris Pennie are probably two of my biggest influences playing drums.

[@nolanbeasinger8555]

Billy Rymer too

[@josephtocci14]

Ah Meshuggah, one of the few bands where people are head banging to 3 different rythyms and no one is wrong. These guys are monsters.

[@jbasti227]

Pretty much lol. I think I’ve heard Bill Burr say that and it’s funny how accurate it is.

[@josephtocci14]

@@jbasti227 100% they're on my list of bands to see when this Covid-19 shit is done and over. Never got the chance. Luckily I managed to see Devin Townsend before all this shit hit. But that was literally a year ago tomorrow. God I miss shows.

[@metalavenger23]

That sums it perfectly!

[@-Zer0Dark-]

You can tell a lot about a person by which Meshuggah rhythm they headbang to. lol

[@bringbackmyspace7112]

This channel is grinding harder lately than Tony Hawk did in all of the 90s-2000s! 🤙🏻🤘🏻

[@MrGreendayzed]

I like MESHUGGAH with my coffee.

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

Messuggah *IS* my coffee

[@tawilk]

1 lumps or 2?

[@Aacula]

I’ve been dealing with some heart problems recently and I can’t even listen to this song without breaks because of what it does to my heartbeat lol

[@alexlichty9859]

Geebz is geekin on that Death Wish coffee, I swear I thought the man was about to pause the track and go build a log cabin. Anyway, you should check out Zeal and Ardor.

[@kylebell1522]

I highly recommend "Straws Pulled at Random" by Meshuggah. One of my fav has a nice mix of heavy chugs and melodic drone. Keep up the good work!

[@slimefudge]

"Obviously there's no ghost notes here" .. Liiiittle did he know that 20% of the notes are moeller ghosts due to the intensity of Tomas' playing lmao

[@u.v.s.5583]

If Haake was a ghost, he would appear in a more badass way than the prime Mike Tyson!

[@JeffPatersonGMP]

lol your basically tripping on coffee listening to meshuggah. good times.

[@sam_metal]

The guitar tone/style is so good, in fact, it started a whole genre: djent.

[@slackerZ1]

They straight up say they have nothing to do with djent.

[@adamsylvan5466]

@@slackerZ1 they are being humble but all the 2010s djent bands were totally inspired by meshuggah

[@snail415]

@@adamsylvan5466 I honestly feel that the topic does them a disservice. They’ve influenced any band that’s listened to them. Misha ruined it for the rest of us. 🍤

[@BrimStone204]

I would also recommend the title track, "Born in Dissonance". Friggin epic, too!

[@AlexR47x]

That was his first meshuggah reaction, look it up

[@thomasmarliere2505]

Meshuggah’s music is stable instability, ordered chaos.

[@redshift912]

Mr bungle and than this . I feel spoiled

[@NocturnalTerror]

Travolta

[@Nightgaunt_01]

MESHUGGAH is the absolute best, love to see your reactions to it! They also have a new album coming up, very excited for that. Keep it up man!

[@senseicorey9979]

April 1st!

[@YairvanEer]

Whole lot of ghost notes in this. Watch his left hand

[@stevethornton3901]

What no one talks about is the outro - he is playing the ghost notes from the snare on the intro, but out loud, two handed, on the upper and side toms. But he's managing that two-handed rhythm with one hand, and switching between the ghost and hits on that one hand in the intro...

[@vikasbiliye5023]

If you have ghosts you have everything

[@solame10101]

Grats on 100k Geebz, that was fast! Also 10:20 every single time

[@AM-257]

As someone with no background in musical theory and gets completely lost when people talk about time signatures, 11:05 is the perfect description of Meshuggah for me. Viscerally, you get locked into a groove amongst all the madness which makes it sort of meditative.

[@thespuditron9387]

The build up from 10:17 and the riff after that, are so damn heavy they have their own gravitational fields. This band is just amazing. 👌👌

[@trismurray]

Love this. So open minded, that’s a true musician.

[@crispinmcfiddlesticks5125]

Geebz: "too much caffeine? this looks like a good time to do some Meshuggah" Me:"pretty sure that's the worst time to listen to Shuggs lmaoooo" and the whole thing is in 4/4, but the groupings are in 2s and 3s. Yogev did a great video on it.

[@angelabordack]

Thank you!!! For pointing this out! Meshuggah has always been mathematical ❤️

[@MattMcloughlin]

And yet, despite Yogev's excellent explanation, I still struggle to hear the 4/4 in this one. Like I know it is and how the riffs cycle and loop etc, but this is definitely one of the more difficult Meshuggah songs to feel it in. The accents and note lengths really throw it off-kilter to the point that I remember the riffs and whole sections and can hum them back to you like muscle memory, but if you asked me to write it down and count it out around 4, i'd be lost. This song is bananas even though it's just mostly 3s and 2s around 4/4.

[@crispinmcsticks]

@@MattMcloughlin oh definitely, can’t nail the splits for the life of me during the going of a section lmao.

[@angelabordack]

@@crispinmcsticks It is quite weird to nail it down but that’s why I call them mathematical

[@rimmouz]

Hello from France ! First of all thanks for the content, as an amateur musician I'm really learning a lot about what I missed for years about the engineering and mixing etc Second, thanks for being so nice, pedagogical and interesting Keep going mate, stay true you're really fucking great !! (PS : Messhugah: Dancers To A Discordant System or Pravus are insane, you should try it !)

[@Itsunclegabby]

Just closed out a graveyard shift. This upload was my coffee and second wind. I'm still here!!!

[@skippityblippity8656]

Dude you’re everywhere !

[@Itsunclegabby]

@@skippityblippity8656 ...and I'm still here!

[@joshuam6058]

How did he not mention how hard Thomas punished that snare?... amazing takes Geebz. Love the open minded approach! Always come back for the passionate intersections lol

[@tannerboyle8429]

HANDS DOWN, the best live band on the planet. It is a life changing experience! I have seen hundreds of bands live and they are BY FAR the best

[@stasmarine1638]

Diana Ankudinova is a young performer who shocks us with her pleasant voice and takes us into the abyss of events!!! Diana Ankudinova is unique and inimitable, goosebumps from her voice!=)))) Diana sings as if she lives in the song! The soul freezes or opens with Diana's voice.=))))))) I am a musician who has been with music for years, and believe me, I have not heard such a tone in all these past years.

[@joelcprice]

Jens and often the Hats are the grounding factor in their music. The fact that Jens can sing and sometimes plays guitar at the same time over this insanity is just mind blowing.

[@snail415]

I came back just to say that this reaction and assessment was totally spot-on. Pleasure to watch.

[@wesrobertson8753]

Only commentator I'll watch. I've learned a lot by listening along with you about music theory

[@TheAxlSnaks]

Death Wish and Meshuggah late in the evening, absolute madman Would LOVE to hear some Revocation! The Watchers The Outer Ones Dismantle the Dictator Summon the Spawn Copernican Heresy So many good tracks to choose from

[@masterduda013]

Fathomless catacombs is another good one too!

[@patricia.lateralus9]

I love your videos so much!! Your Meshuggah and Tool reaction videos are definitely my favorites, thanks for sharing your knowledge!! You're a cool guy!! Greetings from Brazil!

[@facelesscovers763]

The precision of his left hand blows me away

[@labgnat]

Cool break down. Saw Meshuggah and Tool some years back, amazing concert.

[@chadmarx7718]

DANCERS TO A DISCORDANT SYSTEM (LIVE OPHIDIAN TREK)!!!!!!!!!

[@cameronbosch6580]

if a composer looks like he’s in pain trying to find the time signature, you know you’re progressive metal

[@Bashi88]

I just found your channel. I am from Finland and currently working in China. How random is this to find your channel and keep entertained for many evenings 8-) I guess this is the internet making the world a one big piece. Please keep making videos!

[@Bashi88]

And by the way, it is evening time in Shanghai!

[@jiggly198402]

From Sweden here! I just love hearing and watching your thoughts and inputs on some of the most loved songs I have in my arsenal! Keep doing what you do! Love it! Loved the Opeth-videos btw! Keep rocking on!

[@TheIronMonkey616]

You really need to listen to "MGLA - Exercises In Futility V" drum cam of Darkside(the drummer)... he is a freak on the cymbals and it's unbelievable how musical he makes his playing. Keep up the good work 🤘

[@IceKoldKilla]

How about I buy you a couple edibles instead of cups of coffee. 😂

[@c.w.9615]

The vocals grounds the ear because we are attracted to the human element of the mix.The instrumental is chaotic and explosive. The voice is like a capable steed, galloping freely across the rocky terrain. The rider, the listeners, can ride atop the tumult beneath them with confidence.

[@thatguywhoswatchingu]

This is one of my favorite Meshuggah songs by far. So glad to see you break this one down!

[@magnusblomquist1787]

It's always refreshing to see old farts like my self enjoy Meshuggah.

[@apotofpie1403]

I would recommend Beyond Creation - Earthborn Evolution. God tier musicianship and songwriting!!!

[@louiscirigliano5896]

I kept recommending this year's ago, glad to see you finally watched

[@allensmith971]

The singer keeps you grounded in the glorious controlled chaos!

[@gregdjentyguy9986]

I'd say their sound is massive, if you listen to one of the guitars, especially live, it sounds like a blade's screech against a metal pipe. Meshuggah are the reason a lot of tech metal bands now try to keep the Gain lower and keep the low end in the pocket.

[@maranmedia9636]

Fun fact: they recorded this album live so what you’re hearing is the band playing and recording together

[@passofar]

I have only seen Meshuggah live twice. I tell you, price quality, it's probably the one of the best shows you can get. The sonic violence... it's raw power. Your blood starts to flow differently.

[@XiconsmasherX]

The bridge in Clockworks is absolutely sublime.

[@Tranquilz0r]

Im digging the red eyes there mate

[@noumangul2221]

Death- story to tell

[@Tranquilz0r]

I second that

[@Logadd]

This whole album

[@loverschoice885]

For me, clockwork, is like a baptisment into the world of meshuggas sound. When thomans starts digging, thats when u have hit the trance hard and it just keeps pulling you in harder and harder. And when it ends its like something really precious has been stolen from you and u cant get it back, but to listen to the song again. haha its so awesome :D

[@monjam187]

Love watching you break these videos down, bruddah.

[@monolit73]

Please make reaction to Diana Ankudinova - the most unique young talented singer. One of my favourite things to find and enjoy is music that gives me chills and goosebumps. I was cruising KZbin recently and discovered a Russian talent show contestant that did just that, with one of the best, most unique voices I've heard in many years. Her delivery was nothing short of magical and I searched out more and more and more, and...more chills. I was stunned to find that the first performance I heard was when she was 14!!!! She's now 17 and still developing. She sings in Russian, French, English and Arabic. The covers she performed on that show are very popular on KZbin. Many KZbinrs publish reactions on these performances, which include the ethnic song "River" (in a new musical arrangement), "Blizzard", "Wicked Game", "Human", "Derniere Danse", "Helwa Ya Baladi" and others. Please react to one of Diana's songs and I promise she will surprise you.

[@sergeykot8753]

Diana Ankudinova 😊👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💥💥💥💫🎉💯

[@stasmarine1638]

1000000%!!!🔥🔥🔥🎤🎤🎤🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶.......Diana-beauty in every minute!!!👏👏👏👏👏

[@jessicalundholm2773]

This whole album was actually recorded live with the whole band. That's probably the reason it sounds more natural than some of their other stuff

[@chrisxdeathxinfiniti]

You were so right about tue headbanging in a concert i know de rythms but i was in a concert of meshuggah and i saw everyone headbanging at the same time it was hypnoticing

[@mariohelbig9877]

the best of all your meshuggah reactions. thank you very much

[@ysteinSundsb]

Meshuggah interesting composing and melodic rythm: Dancers To A Discordant System Groovie Meshuggah with all of it: Do Not Look Down

[@EternalDeath12]

please try some extreme underground geniuses Ulcerate - Extinguished Light

[@isaackmojica8302]

Or Drawn into the Next void!!

[@toddovitt4201]

I love seeing people genuinely blown away

[@expansionist4]

I knew of this band but could never handle the singing. This video for some reason just made the whole thing click for me and now I love all Meshuggah lol thank you!

[@whatTheFup]

This whole album was recorded live in Puk Studios in Denmark, with huge stacks of amps and speakers. And they chose the tone combos that fit the songs best. The small documentary/interview on this is very interesting

[@dronedruid153]

It'd be cool to see your reaction to Blut Aus Nord. Another band that plays about with timing in interesting ways. I'd suggest Odinist or ...The Meditant (Dialogue with the Stars) or Epitome XVI.

[@jonweber.8.756]

One does not simply fade away from watching the night Tomas

[@Samyole]

Meshuggah has almost always,haha, played in 4/4.its insane! Correct me if im wrong! They are absolutely master musicians of their craft. One of my, if not favorite, bands of all time, for being unique with their music in that aspect.

[@rorbot_SMF]

Yeah, they basically find every way to break 4/4 and still maintain a steady pulse. 👌🏼😁

[@Tom-hl8ug]

I've always wondered whether the drums in this track, in the way the bass and snare interlock, are deliberately composed to suggest the interlocking gears of a clock. Either way, that pattern is really unique and apt.

[@scosstard3542]

Oh man you've been busy this weekend! :D If you come back to Meshuggah, check Nostrum. Absolutely crazy track! Regarding Clockworks: Yogev Gabay did an awesome breakdown of this track: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6jVhKmmn8l-Y9k Now time to check Dir En Grey - Vinushka ;) Enjoy the coffee, but not in the evening, you'll never sleep otherwise. :D Cheers!

[@isakbendrik488]

Aaah! Finally you did clockworks! Was waiting for this one. Cheers from sweden,

[@oneclipleft]

I've been into Meshuggah since shortly before Nothing came out. I cannot wrap my head around Clockworks properly. It's like when they took Concatenation and slowed it down for the remix? My mind immediately understood the song in a more complete way. I hope to get Clockworks that way someday.

[@Peemanufacture]

Listen to The Violent Sleep of Reason. That song is the best example of how well they can bury the beat into a rhythm, then slowly reveal it over time

[@ramtinsoltani6109]

Love your reactions! You should also react to Meshuggah - Dancers to a discordant system. That song is absolutely complex and amazing.

[@Phoney.Baloney]

They are the definition of ‘lightening in a bottle ‘

[@TheThunderwesel]

I've always said that that little break in the middle is like drowning in the ocean being pummeled by waves and when that break hits it's like getting to the surface long enough to catch one breath before the next big wave hits