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[@RyanCogar]

"Electric Sunrise" is a must in my opinion, although "Selenium Forest" is also hella smooth.

[@TomSomniac]

Selenium Forest is my favorite and also the only song that puts my son to sleep 🤣

[@rudeadyet1992]

Agreed!

[@aguy590]

all of the entire Handmade Cities album is so good, and there are countless others that are amazing

[@yanava]

This song is probably the best display of Plini's genius overall. It is so complete, so right. And gives away almost all his influences. Fantastic.

[@Bellathor]

"Selenium Forest", "Every Piece Matters" ... Plini has plently of great songs.

[@TwoandaHater]

Every Piece Matters & Electric Sunrise off of Handmade Cities and then I'll Tell You Someday off his latest are three of the first ones people should check out.

[@caseymclane1972]

"Paper Moon", "Tarred and Feathered"

[@Bellathor]

@@TwoandaHater "Electric Sunrise" - such an aptly named song.

[@mike__durrett]

The whole Sunhead EP is top quality!

[@bartoszbartosiewicz1123]

Selenium forest is by far my favourite instrumental song, so many emotions in intrumental piece.

[@Wonderlust69420]

Plini is the modern Van Halen IMO. And the most humble and kind dude. Absolutely wonderful. Fun fact he actually went to school to be an architect. Probably why hes so good at “building” a song and album.

[@adilf_hetlor]

Plini is more like modern Guthrie Govan

[@elliefafellie]

This song and Pastures are probably my favorite songs by Plini.

[@himawarii_gg]

Pastures = the best slow burn ever

[@christopherhorton4634]

I just downloaded the album... I agree. This is a great track, as well as Pastures.

[@amenbouallagui]

@@christopherhorton4634 Pasture solo is a mind blowing

[@Isaiah_McIntosh]

I think my favourites might be between this, selenium forest or away. That one Stephen taranto solo hits my soul. Shout out to his early duo project with sithu aye, some fantastic songs on that one.

[@wstone2010]

Oh man Pastures is incredible. I saw Plini a year or so ago in Atlanta and this one fucking guy kept yelling "PLEASE PLAY PASTURES PLEASE PLINI" and they never played it lol like I totally get why you it wouldn't be in the live setting priority but it would have been so good

[@isma._.senpai5438]

I highly recommend listening to Who Bit The Moon by David Maxim Micic. I think it's a true masterpiece and i'd love to see your analysis.

[@elliefafellie]

Anything by David Maxim Micic is amazing. He is one of my favorites. My favorite from that album though is Damar.

[@ledgy69]

Sick song

[@perhvarnes]

I prefer his BILO 3.0 album. "Nostalgia" is a nice instrumental, but the entire album is gold.

[@meeperella804]

Also one of my favorites.

[@mikefearon3577]

Mbinguni Amina is an incredibly diverse song with tonnes of musical elements and dynamics and would be amazing to see a composer/engineer react to.

[@eggdog1227]

The synth arpeggiations you are talking about that start at 13:30 aren't actually a synth but a tapped part on the bass which you can see in Simon Groves playthrough of the song on KZbin. Highly recommend the whole playthrough as it really shines a light on some really interesting details in the song. Loving all the reactions and your approach to the music!

[@kurtstevenson6288]

His solo in "Pastures" is one of the greatest things to ever grace my ears.

[@RileyMerlino]

This album was the soundtrack of my life in 2016 and 2017. I saw him live with Intervals and Animals As Leaders on that tour. I’ve never seen more guitar wizardry at one show haha. Great analysis my man🎸🤘

[@chickenmonkey6526]

Pretty sure I was at the Sydney show for that tour! It was awesome.

[@interruptVEKTOR]

Plini is and may very well always be one of my absolute very favorite artists to see live. Favorite show was probably a small gig he did for Strandberg at NAMM in the side stage of the House of Blues, where at the end of the set Electric Sunrise turned into a 15-minute, 4 guitarist solo medley with some of the special guests (including Per Nilsson of Meshuggah!!) that were out for the convention. Pure magic. Also the bassist that tours with Plini is an absolute monster and I wish he had more recognition.

[@randyeppyt]

Simon Grove is a beast. Great mixing & production content on his Instagram too.

[@verytallmidget]

I can def second this on his shows being amazing. I did a masterclass ticket when him and Mestis (Javier Reyes) came to town - absolutely amazing time. They did the same thing with Electric Sunrise as well - turned into a huge shredfest between Plini, Jake, and Javier.

[@mikemuir8049]

Yeah, i was there for that exact same performance. The guy is an absolute joy to watch!!!

[@YvngSheldonGang]

One of the reasons why I love plini so much is because of his complex arrangements and usage of repeating motifs, even over MULTIPLE albums and eps. There’s something I’d call “The Plini Riff” (a 5 note riff, if you know it you know) that he’s used over all his music, and it’s just incredible how he’s established his sound so much as an instrumental guitarist.

[@Castanochris69]

Are you talking about the motif at 14:11? I absolutely love how he incorporates throughout his music

[@YvngSheldonGang]

@@Castanochris69 i am! Such a pretty motif

[@Cosmic_42]

Love the reaction. Plini is my favourite artist of all time and I listen to him every day and an yet to get sick if it. Another great band you could check out is Intervals...their song Fable is awesome and even has a sax solo!

[@daltonwilliams1374]

Intervals is one of my favorites also, highly recommend.

[@JKEbeats]

Top 2 instrumental composers atm in my opinion 👌 also jakub zytecki

[@akustikfun3339]

Yeah me too

[@sjsphotog]

+1000 for Intervals

[@yotambraunshtein9786]

React to between the buried and me- extremophile elite Plini opened for btbam when I saw them in Germany

[@Itsunclegabby]

I second this. Also I wish he did album reacts because I just love Coma Ecliptic as a whole.

[@thewhorocks515]

Yeah I third this. Pretty crazy no BTBAM yet on the channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn6biJ2dh6ZppZo

[@swingonthespiral]

Yes, and do the live one.

[@emmaceleste_]

Extremophile is great. But real talk, Voice of Trespass. Voice is just 😍

[@felautumn9534]

For all people stumbling upon his music. The songs that brought tears to my eyes were; Inhale, Pastures, Pan, Paper Moon. All of his music hits me emotionally in ways I've never had in other music but those songs I listed, are songs that can reduce me to tears. Beautiful music. Also check out Intervals - The Way Forward (album) if you want some upbeat happy prog with Plini on rhythm guitar.

[@theflaggeddragon9472]

Omg Inhale is so beautiful.

[@The47hitmen]

Plini worked with the AMAZING drummer Troy Wright for this album and his drumming truly complete Plini's playing/composing.

[@MetroidChild]

Before your first stop I love how the tight guitar "talks" while the airy backing makes it feel like it's inside of a vast space. Gotta love plini.

[@danielelise7348]

Btw the bass player,Simon Grove is an Audio Engineer & he records & mixes everything, he's an absolute monster on bass.

[@badestly]

This whole album is amazing to me, cascade is easily one of my favourite pieces of music, but I always lean toward "Handmade Cities" as my favourite Plini track and "Electric Sunrise" is just behind. They might be worth checking out if you haven't already. Plini - Kind is also absolutely masterful. If you're looking for something new, Their Dogs Were Astronauts - Contortionist Loving the double/triple daily uploads :)

[@thewhorocks515]

Nice to see Their Dogs were Astronauts getting some love.

[@DaddyFatherDad]

So many good Plini songs. Idk what to recommend because all of his work is so wonderful.

[@jayphreak4085]

“Sweet Nothings” is one of his best works. Have the special edition Vinyl 👌

[@michaelhughes7809]

I just wish it was a bit longer. So many cool ideas, dynamic guitar work, god-tier phrasing, and one of the most absurd guitar solos I’ve ever heard (Stephen Taranto on “Away”). BRB going to relisten to it for the 100th time.

[@rossboss1]

This track is completely epic. Simultaneously face melting and beautiful.

[@Aviatorj25]

Yes!! Cascade is my favourite Plini's piece. I am aware he has more advanced, intricate compositions but this one just has such a great energy and groove. It's also on my list of songs I use for testing whenever approaching new headphones/earphones. If you like instrumental/progressive stuff one of the bands you might enjoy could be Scale The Summit. Compositions of this band aren't that syncopated, more like clean/smooth melodies, but still kick ass! I have weakness for both The Collective and The Migration (albums), songs such as "Odyssey".

[@sjsphotog]

Scale the Summit is great. Also check out Distant Dream, Wydek, Wide Eyes, Voices from the Fuselage, TesseracT, Modern Day Babylon, Divinex, etc.

[@Antonio28884]

3:46 am here in Costa Rica... And hell yeah. I'm here for other reaction 🔥🤟🏻🎶

[@elliefafellie]

Heck yeah I'm watching this in the same time zone but I'm in Nebraska in the US. I've also heard this song many times before. I love Plini.

[@onegladmorning4423]

You should check out Pan by him, killer track

[@ressbill]

Pan is real experience. Putting headphones and entering the new universe

[@verytallmidget]

Pan is easily in his top 3 songs......just so freaking good.

[@mattjns]

@@ressbill I’m Matto, from the future. There’s a new version of Pan online now.

[@mattjns]

Heya man, love these reactions! Just FYI, that “synthed”arpeggiation you mentioned isn’t a synth. That’s Simon Grove on bass doing a tapping run on bass. Sick stuff!

[@mikanunx]

I absolutely love this song. My favourite of his, for sure. Can't get enough of it.

[@dclarkmusic]

You should hear David Maxim Micic! He’s one of my favorite modern prog metal guys. Good songs: Mbinguni Amina, Where Is Now?, Nostalgia, Devise, Who Bit the Moon

[@elk7676]

Every time i watch these videos of music i already know, i always re listen and enjoy the music even more! Where has this guy been. Thanks so much for your uploads

[@jemplayer]

Seeing him crush these songs live was insane.

[@guillaumeanthony4092]

Persefone is a really underrated band... I'd sugest to start with their instrumental "Consciousness part 1 & 2"

[@hackandslash873]

My favourite track of all time!

[@gomaaren]

Great band worthy of a reaction! Since the vocalists are on it, and it has a video, AND it shows some cool production stuff, AND it features Paul Masvidal I'd highly suggest starting with "Living Waves"! kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6HbnJyKrdR7qNk

[@case6339]

That's the ONE!

[@Vrdavila67]

Sithu Aye is another amazing guitarist/composer that has a similar way of composing but adds different textures and colors to his music. It would be nice listening to you decomposing it. Good job deconstructing Plini.👍🏾👏🏽

[@sjsphotog]

Agree. He did a song work Plini as well

[@SudsRegal]

A killer arrangement across every instrument. Plini’s bass player (Simon Grove) is a beast, so good yet knows when to hold back. He is also Plini’s sound engineer on most, if not all of his recordings and gets such beautiful separation. Plini’s latest album ‘Impulse Voices’ is a sonic masterpiece, multi genre and Simon Grove has gone next level with the engineering and mix.

[@pandaman426]

I can’t like this video enough times! You pulled me in with your Coheed and Cambria reactions (my favorite band) but to see you do Plini and Animals as leaders has been so much fun. Glad you are enjoying the music and I’m enjoying the reactions just as much. Thanks for the great videos! Also: If you’d be interested, “Paper Moon” by Plini is one heck of an experience.

[@AndyFoster]

As a musician I love the way you deconstruct and explain things in a way that non musicians can understand! The toned arpeggios toward the end of the track are from the bass player Simon; he's a monster. Keep up the good work my man! Also, the melody at around 14:00 is a motif that's used in an earlier track on the album called Handmade Cities (the second track) at around the :38 second mark! Enjoy!

[@RazLightbringer]

I cannot express how happy I am looking at you reacting to one of the songs that make cry of happiness every time I listen to it! This album is a complete masterpiece, would love if you do more from it. Keep it up Geebz!!! 🙌

[@joshperera8116]

So glad to see you do more Plini. Awesome. So stoked with how many great Australian artists you are giving time to explore. I've commented this before but I really want to see you review Jakob zyteki's latest record he released last year - nothing lasts, nothing lost. Its a masterpiece. He took polyphias pinch harmonic style to a whole new place, absolutey majestic. That and David maxim micics bilo 3, or eco, or who bit the moon. David is an absolute genius of composition. I have other suggestions, but these two are on my list of the two greatest composers I have had the priveledge of experiencing in my lifetime. Keep up the great work mate, love your videos!

[@meeperella804]

Absolutely one of my favorite songs 😊

[@PGWilson007]

I feel like Plini is a mix of Petrucci and Metheny. Absolutely charming guitar playing.

[@gregdjentyguy9986]

The arpeggios you heard at the end are bass parts, the bass player plays with (in) hammer-ons and tapping.

[@muhammadyusufkristanto9071]

Plini is my favorite. So inspiring. ❤️🔥

[@kirehj_sm]

I think The Omnific would be a good option to react, song I recommend: Khimaira

[@VulgrDisplay]

Plini throwing out the homage to John Petrucci's rock discipline at the start of the track. That's from the first warmup exercise. .

[@wstone2010]

DUDE ARE YOU SERIOUS Kinda blowing my mind right now I gotta go check this out like I used to KILL rock discipline when I was like a teenager. how did I not notice?!

[@blakeu8547]

Yessss, this song is so good. Even better live! You should definitely check out sea in the sky! The song everything all at once is excellent!

[@alego8601]

Geebz, you gotta keep submerging yourself into more of Plini's dynamic journeys. More wonderful rides awaiting for you. Trust me. Please try some of the PPP at least. And by that I mean either: 'Paper Moon', 'Pan' or 'Pastures'. PLINI FTW 🔥 🎸🤘🏼 Awwwwwrighhht 🤙🏼

Hey man, from a standpoint of a guitarist: I recommend watching Plini and Aaron (Intervals) playing it live at NAMM(Plintervals). I guess it was in 2017. Might help you absorb more of it. Greetings from Brazil! o/ Love your channel!

[@Janos13A]

I'll keep doing this ^^ "The Faceless - Autotheist Movement 1-3" you won't regret listening to it! Didn't know this guys, it was a fun ride through modern prog, really nice.

[@thewhorocks515]

Yes, Autotheist Movements 1-3 are incredible. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fn-Xd6lpbr-gb8k

[@killbofragginss3994]

This is seriously one of the greatest songs in history.

[@raynebeuaxdash5943]

I was lucky enough to have my first exposure of Plini be at a live show, where Plini opened for Tesseract. So amazing!!

[@HevyDevy101]

Oh good choice of track!! My personal favourite of Plinis .... masterful

[@toddlewis]

13:55 "I don't know if I can believe this melody, Plini, but you intrigue me" 14:50 "Ha, good joke sir! you ended how you began"

[@sebastianmcabee2717]

Yes! You released a plini video on my birthday! Thank you

[@miguelsaavedrums]

I love your decomposing. It makes me listen things I’ve never listened before on songs that I already know!

[@gundamedge8234]

I've been loving your reactions and decomposing. Hoping you get to see the kids again soon. Here's some songs I'd enjoy hearing your thoughts on: Something soft proggy: Artificial Language - There's No Bottom To This Something heavy proggy: Within the Ruins - Resurgence Something fun: Babymetal - Megitsune

[@lojkiewiezantoine5372]

Great vidéo as always! If you plan to continue with the TOOL serie, i would love to see you décompose INVINCIBLE. This one really give me the chicken skin ^^.

[@johnpennacchia279]

Awesome never heard of pilini untill i saw your first reaction to his music. Keep up the good work.

[@rancidphnk]

Intervals - 5-HTP or any song you will seriously love it

[@coltonhusher3876]

Good morn deComposer! As a musician who loves tearing apart instrumentals the way you do has brought me joy seeing you check out my favorite bands as a young man. Seeing how much you enjoyed Plini makes me want to tell you to checkout a man called; Sithu Aye He has a 6 part arrangement of songs on his album "Set Course For Andromeda" Please check out "Pt. I: A Single Step" and if you enjoy it go on and finish the arrangement. Those all together would be too long for a video so maybe just for you to enjoy while you're on your own! Thanks again for the videos and keep up the amazing work.

[@ondinnonk]

Nice, didnt know you did this one. My favorite by Plini. Your last vid of his I watched while decorating my Xmas tree last year ^_^ I still wanna request TAUK ~ "Mindshift" is probably a good starting point

[@seanbessette6517]

Plini has matured incredibly as a composer & musician since this album, and it shows on Impulse Voices. Highly highly recommend you listen to any song on that album- it’d be great to hear your thoughts!

[@notdave7005]

You found Plini!!! Rock 'n Roll!!

[@cyaneamusic.]

for me story telling is the best description for plini's music. The best

[@casiolamb]

First off, I absolutely adore Plini, and I was stoked to see them on here. But! I would kill to see you react to "Shadow of Intent - The Heretic Prevails", since I loved your Rivers of Nihil reaction.

[@AFFIXIATION1]

Man, I usually don't leave comments on videos, but I'd love to see your analysis of David Maxim Micic's work. His music is very diverse, so it's hard to pick, but a few come to mind: 1. Smile - probably one of his most unique songs and one of very few to have vocals. I've never heard vocals quite like the ones featured in this song, but it gave me chills. 2. Devise - this song has an incredible build-up and solo. It's a strong way to end an album. 3. Nostalgia - this song features a large variety; it feels like multiple songs in one but follows the same context. 4. Who Bit The Moon - another great end to an album with tons of variety, superbly constructed. Though, honestly, his albums are organized as a very nice all-in-one sequence to experience.

[@DennisFeinsteinCEO]

PLEASE do SLEEP TOKEN! "The Offering", "Nazareth", and "Jaws" are fantastic tracks!

[@iateotw000]

The more people that learn of Sleep Token, the happier I am. They're fantastic!

[@adamlogan9500]

backed 100%

[@aidanpatman-clark7131]

THIS ONE

[@martyrogers8629]

Sleep Token speaks to me

[@eldritchthangalang8800]

Hmm, I’ve never heard this guy before, pretty impressive instrumental music that’s for sure. Thanks for introducing me to him. :) If you ever do get around to any of my suggestions the one I’d probably like to see you do the most is Ron Jarzombek’s new single “We Have Controlled the Federation.” It’s instrumental like Plini and he’s a guitar virtuoso’s virtuoso.

[@jacobgoering4181]

Intervals is another great band to check out with this same sort of prog/vibey style instrumental music. The main composer Aaron Marshall is also just an amazing musician and he has such a unique style. Him and Plini have toured together quite a bit and they are awesome people!

[@sjsphotog]

Amen

[@bestchikenna5078]

I strongly suggest listening to 'Rube Goldberg Variations" by Thank You Scientist. You'll love it.

[@alego8601]

🎷 🎻 🎺 🤘🏼 Amazing!

[@gabrieldrumi-grudco2405]

You get another vibe when they play it live

[@AcousticAdd1ct]

Troy Wright is great on the studio drums. Plini is one of my favourite band right now. Can you react to Death - symbolic, flesh and the power it holds

[@olorii]

Not something I'd have listened to myself, but still pretty cool! It always amazes me the talent some of these guitar players have, I don't know how they go so quickly and have such precision. On another note: I'd love if you did one of your teaching series videos on what sort of things you're listening for when you're hearing a track for the first time. You enlighten us into some of it, but I'd be curious to learn more depth into what your ear's trained to pick up on as a composer. (Also thanks for teaching us to be more active/better listeners to the songs we already love!)

[@michaelkey9549]

YES, thanks for doing this one! One of my favorites! The older Plini's music, the more you'll find the more metal-oriented stuff, from what I've seen anyway. PLEASE react to "Selenium Forest," should you ever return to Plini's music!

[@Rasutei]

I'd find it hard to believe you've never heard of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, but if you haven't, I'd love to see you do Crumbling Castle! Also, if you don't know them either, Covet is a great math rock band, with an amazing musician and multi-instrumentalist frontwoman. They always look so happy in their videos.

[@davep1973]

Another fantastically insightful reaction, love these!

[@Jun0_01]

Would be a dream come true if you done "ALCEST - Protection" much love from Scotland

[@wstone2010]

Yes man!! Alcest, Agalloch, Lantlos, anything in that vein would be so good

[@Jun0_01]

@@wstone2010 I see you are a man of culture also :D really hope is still does any of these

[@DragonDb81]

A big recommendation for Oblivion by Mastodon. The whole album Crack The Skye is fantastic!!

[@succirama]

Another great video my guy. I suggest Sithu Aye - Time to Decide. Very talented musician with complicated arrangements in the same vain as Plini. I'd love to hear you breakdown. (really just any song by him. I found Plini through Spotify radio listening to Sithu Aye)

[@black7446]

Soen - The Words, I have nothing else to say but keep up the good work.

[@gomaaren]

Fun fact, drummer previously played in Opeth! Also, "Lucidity" is a great introduction for those who like calm Pink Floydy vibes! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIOranR6edZ_f68

[@levianjenkins9447]

I personally think lotus is their best song to date, but yeah, those two are really something

[@sjsphotog]

Plini is one of my fave modem players. Like a mix of Holdsworth and Petrucci. Two legends. He is amazing the way he LAYERS all his sounds to become a vast expansive sound. No fillers on his cds all great. Another amazing player to check out is Andy James. If you like Satriani and Petrucci think tha kind of mixture. Killer chops/speed. Full range tones and zero filler songs every one is fantastic or EPIC.

[@SimonE-fr2pl]

Wow. What an awesome track!

[@Torwals]

Hei man, love this song! Just thought I should tell you something that you may or may not know about youtube so you do not meet a wall with all the well deserved views you have gotten lately. Your channel has recently passed 6 million total views . If only 0,1% (one in a thousand) of those views had something hateful to comment/message about you, your videos or anything else, that would still be 6000 of those views. When you presence grows so will hateful messages and comments. You would not care if one in a thousand people on the street did not like you in real life, please do not put too much thought in to them. Just look at the comment section, people love these videos. Telling you this since I have seen and heard about youtubers and streamers that have gotten quite depressed and even oppsessed with a minority of the people that watch their content. Wish you all well, love your videos. Watching somebody listening to all my favorite music for the first time is a beautiful experience and makes my day multiple times a week. Even able to find new bands trough you! :DD

[@owenserrao1312]

Love your deconstruction videos, especially on all these prog artists people have been recommending! Very easy to digest! I’d love to hear your thoughts on David Maxim Micic, especially about his ideas for composition and dynamic. Maybe Along for a Ride for his heavier stuff, or Someone Else’s Hat on the lighter side?

[@TheJTK123]

This guys analysis is so good

[@KenoxProductions]

I like Plini, because he's an amazing guitar player AND an amazing songwriter. A lot of times, great guitarists are just that,... great guitarists. But Plini is like the whole package.

[@tf157]

@Key of Geebz - Great reviews! I noticed you have yet to checkout The Aristocrats -- Bryan Beller, Guthrie Govan and Marco Minnemann -- a prog/metal/fusion trio of prosperous talent. They're a bit more wacky and whimsical in their style than some of the more metal/djent style groups, but nonetheless very entertaining. I'd recommend starting with their first self-titled album, perhaps with Sweaty Knockers or Get It Like That. Guthrie is every bit Plini's elder peer -- tasteful, unique, complete command, zero comfort zone, a musician's musician -- as are Bryan and Marco, especially Marco. His drumming is other-worldly! Have fun, and thank you for the great reactions!

[@jordand431]

Please try some more from this amazing album! Love your thoughts always - try "Every Piece Matters", "Electric Sunrise", or "Inhale". Great analysis! Edit: just remembered there are some motifs from the songs I listed in this one towards the end! See if you can hear them on future listens!

[@xlasingx]

..sit.. ..another OUTSTANDING breakdown.. ..this dude, knows his stuff..

[@DavidHedriana]

Great choice! Thanks Geebz :)

[@ubersoldat91]

If you listen to the first 3 Plini EPs in order you get a huge story told through sound; it's an incredible journey. Selenium Forest > Sweet Nothings > The End of Everything Added note: if you like this style, definitely check out David Maxim Micic - really great composition and mixing. Satellite or Daydreamers are good starting songs.

[@palantir135]

Discovered this band a few days ago and I love them. Very complicated music which I like; big fan of Gentle Giant.

[@bobsmith12345]

bass player is the engineer! absolute legend (simon grove)

[@CO6883-o3c]

Aviations - Outliers (Retrospect) Full Studio Version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn6cpaRrmL1rpdk Music Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWikm2WtfN2md5Y

[@JaMbizard]

Hope you've seen some of the comments on other videos and plan to do Aviations - Outliers (retrospect). Think you'd be blown away and its a hidden gem in need of as big an audience as possible. Keep up the great work!

[@TheSyracuseCircus]

Staring at my vinyl of this record that I very recently was able to acquire. this album has been a definite friend to me for the past 2 - 3 years since I discovered it.

[@PolyGrapheneee]

Damn dude your listening to all my favorite songs. I dont even know what song to suggest because you will eventually do them all lmao. Well plz do more of porcupine tree/steven wilson!

[@architectoverlord]

Man, you should do some surfing vids too. Your proximity to the surf is enviable, to say the least :D

[@Kuhlt]

Jamming so hard, even the dinosaur getting in the mix haha. Love this track and analysis.

[@HeavyJohno]

I would love to see you react to some Caligula's Horse songs. They're super good

[@KillerJoeXD]

Comment mentioned the bass arpeggio, I think Geebz knows that is a bass and he even "air frets" and does "air bass" afterwards, What I think he's talking about is the subtle keyboard/midi background arpeggio'ish things happening after the bass along with some sort of synth pad. Helps to fill the space and make the ending feel BIGGER

[@Nephzi]

Glad to see you reacting to so many great Australian bands

[@Diftonez]

I've listened to this album so many times. Really good!