Old Composer REACTS to Septicflesh Pyramid God (official live video) // The Decomposers Lounge

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[@mitchellwade150]

The orchestrator is the lead guitarist Christos Antoniou. "Christos studied composition at the London College of Music under the guidance of Martin Ellerby, Head of Composition department. Acquiring his Bachelor of Music in 1999. He continues his studies in Composition/Orchestration earning his Master’s Degree in Concert Music."

[@Livingkin]

A god among men. I would also recommend to anyone to listen to Communion front to back. Changed my life.

[@mitchellwade150]

@@Livingkin I don't think they've released a bad album. Codex Omega truly blew me away.

[@melkor5901]

@@mitchellwade150 for the longest time the Great Mass was my favorite, but Codex Omega absoulutly melted my face even more.

[@brevyansingollo1411]

So Sumerian Daemons was the band first step into orchestration. Still my favorite album, before to Communion.

[@andyventures6574]

He doesn't just orchestrate the electric songs, he composes the music parts as a whole,

[@dronedruid153]

Their album Communion is amazing if you're interested in delving deeper. Sangreal from that album is a masterpiece.

[@NakatheMetalhead]

Oh, yeah, I bet he'd enjoy the weird accenting in the intro.

[@davidrosensin7985]

It actually kind of saddens me that you don't ever really see them play it live.

[@sathyevelyn]

I agree.

[@zachpayne7388]

the whole damn album is a masterpiece. it's hands down their best album

[@ErikStone1]

I LOVE Septicflesh! So this is a band from Greece...singing in English...performing with a live orchestra in Mexico City. If you like symphonic metal...Septicflesh is about as epic as it gets!

[@ErikStone1]

This recording is also on a live album that you can download from iTunes.

[@athtar]

Now is time for DIMMU BORGIR - Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse (LIVE - FORCES OF THE NORTHERN NIGHT)

[@pieboy107]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASEE!!!!!!!

[@francischimenti1374]

Oh yah, please lets get waaaaaaay more likes on this post!!!! GATEWAYS LIVE would be just as good

[@joakimskurk]

My biggest wish is for him to do the whole Autotheist Movement 1-3 by The Faceless. Such an amazing song!

[@MrChrislur]

YESSSSS +1!

[@makjak111]

Yes please!!!

[@thewhorocks515]

Hell yeah that would be amazing

[@sludgeon]

Second that big time!

[@bradcampbell4771]

Great pick. Hopefully he can get around to the Faceless

[@hmart6881]

Okay, 'cause you're already there: Dimmu Borgir - Mourning Palace (Live, Forces of the Northern Lights)

[@Time4CakeAndSodomy]

I was about to recommend this too

[@fyndnflyp]

That would be so epic! One of my favorites from Dimmu.

[@MrSeelenwalzer]

Yeeeeeeees - Dimmu Borgir would be awesome

[@orteazy]

Dimmu borgir would be amazing. Mourning palace is a great track but progenies of the great apocalypse is my favorite track

[@rofln00b]

Honestly, Progenies of the Great Apocalypse (same live sho, forces of the nrothern lights) is better IMO.

[@fredpierard3739]

So happy you enjoyed this performance from Greek Symphonic gods! The main composer is Chris the guitarist, he wrote all songs and orchestral parts as he has a shit tons of musical degrees , check on their KZbin channel, there's plenty of short vids where they show all different parts of writing, recording and mixing the last album, also the recording sessions with chores and orchestra.... Chicken skin guaranteed 🤣 many thanks for your dedication, passion, analysis and facial expressions ( a guy should start a channel analyzing reactors faces while listening to new bands 😍). Huggs from France!

[@chrisschultz1891]

I was expecting a cannibal corpse clone but I was blown away. I don't know the last time I have been this pumped to find a new band. Thank you again, Geebs and fellow followers!

[@Kraakesolv]

To be fair, most aren't Cannibal Corpse.

[@Krimson5pride]

If you dig symphonic metal, do check out Fleshgod Apocalypse as well. Also, you can check out Dead Congregation, another great band from Greece.

[@Graceclaw]

@@Krimson5pride Fleshgod 4 Lyfe

[@Tranquilz0r]

More septicflesh please!

[@Ianforcements5669]

I hadn't thought about Septicflesh in awhile, but man, their Communion album was something else back in the day.

[@maxbarker3685]

If you're up for another, I'd suggest Septicflesh - Dogma of Promethius from the same live show, it shows off the orchestra much better in my opinion, as well as utilizing the choir :)

[@Elmonator]

Yes please.

[@alphadug2876]

Agreed, get that choir in there!

[@toni.tapola]

YESSS! _Dogma of Prometheus_ (live)! Fuck yeah.

[@andyventures6574]

The whole damn show....

[@andyventures6574]

And the orchestral version with no band.

[@Renegade666]

Septic Flesh, possibly one of the greatest symphonic death metal bands of all time!

[@JacobNates]

I'd definitely recommend you check out some of their other tunes! This is almost a "Radio Hit" for them in comparison to the rest of their discography. Songs like "The Vampire From Nazareth" and "A Great Mass of Death" both feature great use of the orchestra and feature some sections that are just downright unsettling. Regardless it's still a really cool surprise to see you checking them out!

[@yotambraunshtein9786]

Next from them should be portrait of a headless man

[@johnsandberg1945]

Should check out portrait of a headless man by these guys

[@johnpierce1706]

If you enjoyed breaking this down you’d most certainly would be interested in the journey Dimmu Borgir - Gateways - live-Forces of the Northern Night would take you on

[@victorio_retrogrado]

Most Septic Flesh records have orchestration and they rise the musical experience tenfold. Such and underrated band. Glad to have caught them live a few years back, snall venue with no more than 200 people, the energy was the same as in this clip.

[@NakatheMetalhead]

The orchestra is really on board with the band, I watched this whole DVD and there were a lot of times when the orchestra musicians grooved, headbanged and even threw the "horns"! As to suggestions, if you want to explore more of Septicflesh, I cannot recommend their 2008 album Communion enough, it was recorded with an orchestra, so the mix is even more tight and epic.

[@JerryLoffelbein]

Yeah, Communion and The Great Mass are fantastic albums. That song Communion though... I can't unhear the Meow Mix commercial jingle in a minor key 😂

[@JosephCoxH]

God that album kicks ass, Persepolis is my personal favorite track followed by Gate of Babel.

[@Nebuloid1]

Check out Septiflesh- Persepolis if you want some HEAVY brass !

[@roverdrammen3977]

*Virtues of the Beast* from Septic Flesh is amazing.

[@adamhenton6221]

This is new! Very interesting. Love it

[@dawn7351]

U gotta react to Septicflesh Martyr or Anubis dude!

[@jamesr550]

This is my favorite reaction of yours so far! This live version is almost note for note from the studio version. Though they don't typically tour with the orchestra, this is the original version of the composition. Many good tracks from them, though you'll find this big symphonic sound more prevalent in their more recent music. Other bands to check out along these lines are Rotting Christ and Dimmu Borgir.

[@edwardcaine]

I was pleasantly surprised. I will have to look into this band more.

[@julianspadafora2522]

Been waiting for this, amazing! The Vampire from Nazareth is another great one

[@neuroticgothguy]

Absolutely love this band, saw them live 3 times, just awesome. That being said, Spiros, the lead singer is an awesome guy he does all the artwork for the band as well as designed the band's logo. The Guitarist, Christos, is Spiros's younger brother and composes all the orchestration for the band. Also fun fact, this band was started as a performance art piece but took on a life of its own and here we are. Also SepticFlesh are considered a "Symphonic Death Metal" band though sometimes labelled as a "Atmospheric Death Metal" band. Most of their later work contains heavy use of orchestrations and other symphonic elements.

[@ElliWoelfin]

Didn't Spiros also design (and maybe make) the costumes?

[@neuroticgothguy]

@@ElliWoelfin yes he did

[@vanderg]

Surprised to see this in your channel, but very pleased you gave it a shot and enjoyed it! This whole concert was cool to watch. Love this band. Keep up the great work!

[@luke7842]

I've never heard of this band before. I have to admit it was pretty awesome, much better than I expected based on the name and image.

[@steliosjulio]

So happy you enjoyed this one and keep digging for more! I'd suggest "Oceans of Grey" for the next one from Septicflesh, being a more atmospheric, layered and orchestra based piece. Still here!

[@Ruben-br2vx]

most of their albums are masterfully composed, they always stay true to their occult orchestral vibe. keep it up bro, love this channel!

[@christop672]

This was a very nice discovery for me. Another one of the reasons why I love this channel.

[@Vorryngr]

Dude, as a Greek myself, I loved watching your reaction to my country men! I actually know all these guys :) The orchestra arrangements are made by the guitarist in dreadlocks. I would love to see your reaction on my own band. Check out Acid Death - Reality and Fear. It's kind of a technical death thing that I know you will love digging into!

[@GregsWhiskyGuide]

Hey Yassou, I'm half Greek from France (& talked already about them on my website's Playlist/Music pages), love this band & I'll be curious to check out your as well (...) / I just checked your channel & subded, nice work, buddy ! Orea...

[@Time4CakeAndSodomy]

I just checked em out. Good shit.

[@GregsWhiskyGuide]

@@Time4CakeAndSodomy Yeah right, kinda split influences between Lamb of God & Septic Flesh maybe ? Interesting

[@chrthm27]

Είσαι στους Acid Death φίλε!!!;;;; Τι λες τώρα;;; Ωραίος!!! Δυστυχώς δεν σας έχω δει live ακόμα αλλά είστε γαμω τις μπάντες!!! Εύχομαι τα καλύτερα 🤟

[@GregsWhiskyGuide]

@@chrthm27 Sorry i struggle to read Greek now, I apologize (early studies, I can understand speaking but not reading) can you answer again in English please ?

[@aliafkham3532]

subscribed to you because of this reaction video and I love how you do it! keep it up!

[@blamingfish432]

Would love see Trivium’s “Kirisute Gomen” and/or “Shogun”

[@Thornyhair80]

Hope you do mor from them , this from a a live dvd recorded in 2019. This is very good representation of what septic flesh have been doing on record for the last few albums (they do usually play with a backing track rather than live orchestra ) but have recorded all orchestral parts on at least the last three albums with Prague symphony orchestra ( no keyboard recreation like some bands ) so this show is a great live representation of there musics :-)

[@nekane6168]

The *intro + portrait of a headless man* (from this dvd) is also a great choice, great brass there

[@nicholasbrassard3512]

First time im hearing this, damn :o they are great! Thank you for the vid key :D

[@666LSK666]

Eyyy this band is awesome!! Thanks! Awwwwright! 🤙🤙

[@pfthurley]

I've seen Septicflesh live, albeit w/o the orchestra. So good! I just want to plug Epica again. They have two live albums where they feature a large orchestra and choir. The first disk of their album Classical Conspiracy is made up of orchestral classics and movie theme music. Their album Retrospect is their 3 hour 10th anniversary show. It's hard to know where to start, but the closer, Consign to Oblivion, is still, to this day, the song that best captures the 'essence' of the band. Thanks for continuing to share your excitement and expertise with us!

[@AllisonRhine]

You may also like Sirena

[@elsagoncalves6998]

Great reaction! More live Septicflesh please!!!

[@thomasparson8610]

Man, check out their album Titan. They did two arrangements, one was a ‘normal’ orchestra backed metal version, and at the end of the album are versions fully transposed and rearranged for orchestra only. Very impressive work!

[@Unlikely_Hero]

Hey from NZ Geebz

[@Granyonky]

OMG I love this song! I'm attending classes for the next 4 hours, but I promise I'll watch this video as soon as I hit home!

[@HeroicValor]

Very nice reaction!! PLEASE do more septicflesh u will be amazed by their music

[@sugarymushroom12]

Thank you so much for this reaction. I love this band and song. You are the man.

[@kittenblossom2794]

The perfect combination of intense metal aggression and beautiful orchestration. Amazing performance!

[@darylmartin3860]

DUDE this is seriously my fav. channel as of late. Hitting so many of my Fav. bands!

[@kadenvolan3557]

Love Audioslave!!! Excited to see the vid when it re-uploads.

[@nicolaskuchta1072]

yes please do more Septicflesh!!

[@nortcrusader]

Seth' voice is absolutely amazing.

[@StefanMedici]

First time I've heard these guys. I'm hooked, going to have to deep dive now.

[@deangleeson4238]

First experience with this band, never would have come across them without you Geebz. At face value I probably would have disregarded, but you perspective has opened my third eye. Thanks as always and mahalo

[@mitchwarren1600]

Fantastic the parts with the choir are totally magical

[@TheMetalMenace]

Definitely gonna check out more Septicflesh after this, holy shit!

[@davidrosensin7985]

So after checking them out what do you think?

[@annebennington]

I got to know this channel right now and searched for septicflesh because they're so amazing. Not disappointed :D

[@cameronedwards6413]

Keep up the great stuff!!!!!!!!!

[@akispetrov]

Yes! These guys are one of the greatest Greek bands! Their last few albums have all been recorded with a full orchestra and choir! They are all of supreme quality. Awwwwwright!

[@deggial2005]

They are a wonderful live band. The interactivity and their walls of sound are incredible

[@integragsr1000]

Wowww I didnt think septicflesh was gonna be on your channel ... Amazing!! Love your decomposition channel , big fan here from Montreal !!! There drummer is krimh Kerim hes an awsome drummer plenty of videos of him playing on youtube

[@AnexRavensong]

I'm so glad you did a video on SepticFlesh. I was actually at this live recorded show in Mexico City (you can see me in this one actually -_-), and it was SO AMAZING live. You're right, it was taken from the DVD, the singer was actually pretty unhappy about his monitor and they way they had things hooked up for recording and complained he was missing the audience aspect for himself as a performer during the show, but the return on the recording quality was very worth it imo. What you don't see in this video is there was also a choir. SF pretty much always has an orchestral element in their music (I genre them as symphonic death metal). As everyone else already kind of said, one of the band members is actually a composer. They generally record in studio with orchestras/choirs, but this was their first show with those elements live. I love how you pointed out the orchestra members who were rocking out, I actually was watching this one violinist and another choir chick super into it. I think I was more impressed by them than the band when I was there not gonna lie Z(I have seen SF live a few times, but never like that time in Mexico City for this). Was really cool to see/hear you break it down, I like listening, but I don't know much about music in regard to theory etc. I enjoyed getting the opinion of someone knowledgeable. I hope you got to check out some of their other songs. They have so many good ones. I recommend another from this live show where you can also be awed by the choir ;)

[@michaelbarry9038]

Very cool to see your take on Septicflesh as I love this band. I hope to see your views on Eluvietie "rebirth" some time soon.

[@scottmatznick3140]

That face you're making in the thumbnail is killing me LMAO. I'll watch when I'm not planning on sleeping more, and guaranteed I stay to the end, like always. Love your videos, you've kept me sane in a time of great insanity. Thank you. The language of music speaks to, and from, my soul. You translate it impeccably.

[@matthewconway1603]

Awesome breakdown here. If I've said it once ill say it a million times, not just for you Geebs, but the people who watxh your videos. Elder- the painted veil. Criminally underrated talents there. Intricate awr inspiring and technical metal with their own twist. Nobody sounds anything like them

[@TruzFest]

Alright friend Geebz ^^ please do some more... wanted to suggest something but realized I mostly just want your content to continue Great stuff man

[@rem0nsterr]

Satyricon - Mother North Live At The Opera !!

[@VLADPowder]

Glad you reacted to something like this! If not for that nugget I had, I might have had a similar recommendation. But nope nah today

[@alanthompson2753]

Why did it take me a year to find this...sheesh. glad you did it, could you check out something like Dark Art from them ?

[@johns8751]

Symphony and metal fuses together so incredibly great! So many amazing bands and songs, definitely one of my favorite genres. You should check out An Ember's Arc by Be'lakor some day, melodic death metal which is very beautiful in it's own way.

[@rafaelaschuldiner92]

Your trip with Septiflesh will be epic, heavy and dark my friend.

[@Juos10kustu]

very nice reaction video. detailed ! :)

[@goldrumble5736]

Septicflesh are one of my favourite bands. one of their best songs in my opinion is "Prometheus" and another great one is "portrait of a headless man". I also love this live they did there, I believe it was in Mexico. defiantly worth listening to the this live dvd.

[@RareCandyTCG]

Really surprised you haven't reacted to Fleshgod Apolcalypse yet. Check out The Fool or The Violation. Great representation of what they're like.

[@Djcimofficial]

Geebz it’s time to look into Fleshgod Apocalypse after this. I saw both bands tour together. What a sick show!!

[@TheAphoticAtrocity]

Been loving this channel. And it's really fun to see him react to songs like this. Makes me want to dust off some Dimmu Borgir or Cradle of Filth to find more of that big orchestra meets black metal kind of sound. I really wanted to drop a line to suggest he give something like The Seatbelts' TANK! a try. I think it'd be great to see him analyze something like that.

[@davidcsizmadia961]

My favorite concert and band. 🤘

[@yotambraunshtein9786]

Yyyyyeeeeesssss I love this song hell yeah

[@opethdeth666]

I really enjoyed your review of this. I hope you check out more Septicflesh, I recommend Persepolis from the Communion album released in 2008, it has a wonderfully epic and dark orchestral opening and is favourite with their fans

[@Logadd]

I went to my bro’s house on Saturday night and we got drunk in his garage and watched this whole concert! It was bad ass! Bring on some Byzantine Geebz!

[@ruejoie2778]

de los mejores conciertos ke he visto.. lo escucho cada mañana en mi trayecto.. no tiene desperdicio..

[@orteazy]

Great video, this is another amazing band. I would love to see get your insight on cradle of filth - nymphétamine fix

[@lucascarvalho7501]

The great mass of death is one of my favorite albuns of all times. Even off camera, check it out. Definitely is a one of a kind band.

[@lewistaylor5654]

Billian - Third Impact (Homage to Evangelon) Totally mindblowing cybersounds for the future.

[@07azrael]

cheers from Greece brother you are cool

[@TheElcheapoDIY]

For orchestral Metal check out Fleshgod Apocalypse. Neither element is compromised.

[@toni.tapola]

The Chillest Reactor/Reactioner/Reactionist/whatever on KZbin! 😁

[@miannekahkol9556]

Super glad you checked out Septicflesh! I can second most of the recommendations for more songs of theirs in these comments, but something I _haven't_ seen that I would recommend from them is to check out one of their non-metal tracks. They have a few that skip the guitars/drum kit/vocals/electric bass and they're quite good. In the event you don't think they'd be good for a video, they're still worth checking out, so maybe as a casual listen: "Mythos", "Martyr of Truth", and "Dark Testament" are the main ones I would recommend. If you were to only listen to one of those three, I'd suggest "Dark Testament", as "Martyr of Truth" is quite long at 11:37 and "Mythos" is much older, having come out all the way back in 1994, thus not being as representative of their modern work. If I could recommend a different band, one of my long-time favorites is Sylosis, a thrash/death metal band from Reading, England. They do excellent work, and in particular are notable for the incredible riff writing of Josh Middleton, who does the vocals and co-lead guitar, as well as the fact that, until their latest album, all their songs used guitars tuned to E Standard, which is highly unusual in modern metal. I struggle to recommend just a single song from them, so instead, I'll give you a song from each album and you can pick the one you think is the most interesting :) Album - Song - Year - Notes, if any - link Cycle of Suffering - I Sever - 2020 - Only song I've listed tuned to D Standard instead of E, includes my favorite vocal performance in this list - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mounlWCDrNqpma8 Dormant Heart - Servitude - 2015 - Manages to get some interesting perception of speed despite its tempo - the part of the song that feels slowest is at quarter=128 and the rest is at quarter=126 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5C1hWN9adyKgck Monolith - A Dying Vine - 2012 - Probably the song I've listened to the most times on this list, main riff is blazing fast and the vocals that accompany it are very quick as well, which is all the more impressive when considering that they're done by the same person at the same time. Changes significantly over its duration, particularly in emotion. - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aobSnWCsj7N0qpY Edge of the Earth - Procession - 2011 - Strongest "groove" out of this list, and has my favorite intro and main riff in the list as well - kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6uZqZ-ogbCXaq8 Conclusion of an Age - Last Remaining Light - 2008 - From before Josh took over the vocal role; in my opinion the old vocalist wasn't as good as him, so I don't listen to this album much, but the solos in this song are amazing and I still find it a joy to listen to. - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn6kg6RnrpWDrLs Oh, and for some pronunciation help, the band name is like "sigh low sis" :)

[@mitchellwade150]

I'm telling you right now. They have way more interesting pieces. Enemy of truth (lyric video, absolutely beautiful outro with choir and guitar) or vampire of Nazareth (live)

[@TheDariush19]

Septicflesh! So epic. Another track of theirs I would recommend is "Enemy of Truth." Also, another group I would HIGHLY recommend is Fleshgod Apocalypse. Italian group, composes a great balance of technical death metal and classical music.

[@gasman2558]

I can also only recommend The Fool is one of my favorite songs

[@krisrasmussen1131]

I'd love to see him react to one of their songs off of either King or Valeno (Say, Sugar) and then immediately listen to the orchestral version of that song!

[@GregsWhiskyGuide]

So cool you did this Geebz, and I think you figured what is all about SEPTIC FLESH pretty well out. This band in his recent time is all about a truly Symphonic approach of Death Metal (still keeping some Gothic elements though & close to some Black Metal ones as well). It is a indeed a show with an orchestra, but they do use an orchestra for their albums too & you have to check a studio song which will indeed confirm your guess about it. I suggest songs like "Lovecraft's Death", "Communion", "Persepolis", "Dante"s Inferno", "The Vampire from Nazareth", "Oceans of Grey", "Our Church, below the Sea" but also these (with a different approach, less orchestral) a bit older albums : "Virtues of the Beast", "The Ophidian Wheel", "Phallic Litanies", "Shamanic Rite" (mixing Gothic Metal with Dead Can Dance in a way).

[@billpeters9999]

Wow, that was so cool

[@jpnj9556]

Good stuff. I really like their song Martyr.

[@BartonHNewell]

You're getting so close, one day I'd love to see Infant Annihilator "Swinacologist"

[@Heywooo]

Holy crap you got to septicflesh??? What a world.

[@earthworm768]

I highly recommend 'Prototype' from the same live set. It has big brass rips and they also bring out a child choir too. It is very cool. Well worth a watch.

[@elliemorelly]

I absolutely love Septicflesh, have you seen the drummer's footwork? Krimh has his own channel x

[@scosstard3542]

I am really pleased to see you genuinely enjoying and being impressed by some extreme metal. I am not a Septic Flesh fan, but damn this band is talented and crafts awesome compositions. You should definitely check more extreme metal, some bands despite their violence, compose beautiful pieces of music. Otherwise when you have time check: Dir En Grey - Vinushka it would be awesome!

[@Otero3D]

There are better songs to define Septicflesh than this one, so please dig it up, you wont regret it

[@TheAnimaAnimal]

I agree completely, Pyramid God is popular and really good but is hardly their best or complex orchestra inclusion. Vampire from Nazareth has way more variation, Prometheus way more power to the orchestra instruments and Prototype has basically everything.

[@Otero3D]

@@TheAnimaAnimal exactly all Septciflesh songs are amazing, but this one it's a little far to represent all the power they can show

[@Cloudiskyies939]

Pyramid God is one of the best song. There is no best song.

[@nhelm823]

I've been following your channel for a while now bubba, and I gotta say I fucking love what you're doing. I have 2 suggestions for your consideration. Acid Bath: Jezebel Death: Voice of the soul Both are masterpieces in their respective niches and most definitely worth your time

[@randalljames1366]

You should totally check out Edge of Sanity's Crimson!!

[@el_manu_el_]

Haha awesome intro and outro