Periphery - Racecar (Instrumental) [432 Hz]

[@RKVersion1]

To me, this is probably the one of the best instrumental songs in the world.

[@Wombat_Astronaut]

No doubt

[@kannonkeanu4516]

InstaBlaster...

[@behindthen0thing]

It's not instrumental though

[@NoSmoke1]

@@behindthen0thing where are vocals? I think this song is clearly instrumental

[@patarsbutthole]

​@@NoSmoke1it's the instrumental version which i'm so glad exists because these instrumentals actually are really good but the original songs get completely ruined by the dogshit vocals

[@thrshr2112]

10 plus years later, still one of the most mindblowing things I've ever heard

[@behindthen0thing]

Great

[@josevillarreal8414]

I put on my headset n cut my lawn to this. It's almost perfect timing to when this starts n I finish. 54 n still love heavy progressive rock or metal. Saw em 17' downtown Detroit with animals as leaders. They were killer🤘

[@richarddixon4359]

fuckk yeah bro can you be my dad??

[@jessemalloch331]

I hope to be this cool @ 54

[@horseradishwithchives]

Can I cut your grass for free?

[@andrepalomaro353]

Thats so funnybro I was just listening to this while tending to my vegetable garden

[@sid17391]

The future is safe. Gardening and cutting grass to periphery

[@MrMelodyCold]

if the song is not original recorded in 432 you wont ear the difference (or at least of you have the master tracks), you only would be listening the little difference of the pitch down, not the harmonics, so no magic effect of the 432 tuning here, so i still prefer the 440 tuning.

[@Ender111]

I think it is to deal with copyright, I guess. all the other instrumentals from Periphery Self-Titled were deleted for copyright (I mean the black cover ones).

[@alephcake]

the fact that humans can hear 8 hz of difference is crazy to me but this feels so wrong too maybe because ive listened to this song for nearly 200 hours

[@mr.0930]

This songs like an entire acid trip in sub 15 minutes 😂

[@mentalnebulosity896]

i LOVE THIS SONG. replay value over 9000.

[@Quaker763]

7:11 is honestly like being in a dream

[@kennyalvarado3319]

This is gold.

[@Skeletal33]

So much better as an instrumental

[@momma_goose]

What a an epic monologue 🤘

[@beachhockey]

Modern day masterpiece!

[@xXxThelegend27xXx]

11:52 I’ve been trying to find this riff for like 20 minutes now

[@azhaz578]

This album still the 🐐

[@FitzMastaflex]

Ahhhhh yesssss the rhythmic section stands out nicely on this one. Always preferred the BULB (Superior Drummer) versions. (Pre vocals)

[@sneakychrisdude]

If you're referring to the 2008 and earlier misha recordings I believe most of those if not all were recorded with drum machines

[@FitzMastaflex]

SloppyChrisCovers exactly! company called Toontrack created a plugin called “EZ and Superior Drummer” and he mapped out the drumming.

[@NUWAVEDRIP]

this was exactly actually triggered by matt. not programmed.

[@sneakychrisdude]

@@NUWAVEDRIP Yes I know I was referring to the the pre periphery demos when it was just Misha doing his solo thing

[@krikiki0405]

I don't really care about the frequency, but MY GOD how much better this sounds without the vocals! I understand this style of singing is in the genre, but it's just not my thing. Thanks for the upload, Themire!

[@Lansver]

I can't stand the whole album with vocals either, they give idea of being forced on the material, whole first album is in instrumental version on spotify as well!

[@cowboygeorge5056]

@@Lansver I agree, these songs were originally on the soundclick as instrumental demos and weren't really written with the thought of lyrics being involved. I definitely think the later records sound alot better with vocals, one because they are written with them in mind and secondly because Spencer actually knows how to sing now.

[@IIESPD00DII]

Ha Hahhaha listen to P2 it only got better and better #HailStan

[@differentbutsimilar7893]

Always hated spencers vocals in the early days. The thing to understand is that as mentioned they weren't written for vocals, and frankly, I don't think he was fully in his voice yet. I think he has done some INCREDIBLE work on later albums. Like seriously, for years and years I would pass on anything with him on it. And then I heard his vocals on Reptile... and then I went back to albums before that. Man, he improved a whole lot, even on Periphery II.

[@justinburke848]

i will never not be in love with this.

[@surj1kal]

forever fresh 5:22

[@DevotionToChaos]

greatest song in the world

[@JoshuaEpperson69]

Dude yah!!!! It sounds so circular in my ears. It's like I'm not hearing it but feeling the outer circle of the sound, resonating in a way. Such a difference. DAMN!!! Thank you! I'm going to convert everything now.

[@richarddixon4359]

i think you're halucinating brah. like the guy said up there, if the original track isn't recorded in 432 then it wont ever be

[@laekrits]

Don't delete the originals (o;

[@BuddhaDog93]

@@richarddixon4359 the solution is to learn guitar, tune yours to 432, and play along to this. The recording may not be on point, but your own playing will be, and thus the tones and harmonics you hear being produced from the Amplifier. The Instrumental as a Backing Track and your own playing should be transcendental enough for someone who's just learning the importance of frequency and vibration.

[@disjointTree]

i couldn't find it

[@JoshuaEpperson69]

At 3:30 I did some altering with a wave/pitch/frequency modulator. I always thought this song was very peculiar. It's on my soundcloud if you want to listen to it. It's "periphery - posterity"

[@jimmymckie2272]

Sorry I know I’m 8 years late but I can’t find it 😭. Any chance it’s still there?

[@Jack_IV]

same i cant find it @@jimmymckie2272

[@Metal-4-Life]

I love Spencer's vocals in pretty much any Periphery song but this song is just better instrumental. I've listened to this version so many times it seems weird listening to it with vocals now.

[@russellrenfrow322]

Instrumental > vocalist trying for screams/doing random cleans in metal

[@PS3UD0R34L1SM]

12:42 this part is undescribable

[@Millertimebeoch1]

NEEDS MORE VIEWS!!

[@AlanOR489]

5k views are mine lol

[@Sheikah_Architect]

Damn I wish Periphery still released instrumental versions. The unmastered versions put together by fans are better than nothing...

[@petealoisi7350]

I need a 10 hour loop of 1:29-1:46

[@samg7587]

Absolutely criminal this song has been taken off Spotify

[@nolandsmithiii1855]

If I was a villian in an anime I would want 2:28 to be my theme.

[@momi1carlos]

take the first like... wait for thousands more :D

[@danielmora7996]

12:30 to end, is my fucking nation anthem

[@XoJOHNoX96]

13:51 best part

[@1337rigs]

this is matt halpern on drums

[@a.k.s7613]

Omg those beats at 0:49

[@hagzomush]

Unpopular opinion: This song loses a lot of impact without the vocals, particularly the ending "I SEE LIIIIIGGHHHT!" brings a tear to my eye everytime

[@juststig2735]

Agreed

[@capitangeneral756]

Ta weno el metal / para periphery: instrumental > vocal

[@DavidListen_Buddhism]

Could these guys really play this tightly or is it likely quantized? 🤔 Regardless it’s an awesome tune

[@6sentient]

09:27

[@thurmanmerman6173]

I heard a lot of Mozart as a young kid, so 432Hz is nostalgic. However, it's still a bit too flat sounding to me, personally. Though, on the other hand, I also always hated using a tuner when tuning my guitar, because it always too sharp sounding when it said it was in tune. Now I know it's because it's tuned to 440Hz. I'd assume I typically prefer something floating around 436Hz when I make music. P.S. - The whole "the nazis introduced it to induce stress and make sheeple of us" crap is not true, so don't get worked up. lol

[@Nicolas.Bonneau.904]

+Thurman Merman To understanding the truth you have the know the truth. Frequencies is part of the creation itself, it is a real thing and it can affect the brain. Our brain emit frequencies ... so basically, when you're thinking it is making frequencies in the reality, always remember every though is a prayer. By the way, why do you think they use that type of ''nazis'' frequencies in the radios ? because it is for mind control purposes as it adapts the brain to this new shit. Oh ... just by the way, mozart is satanic music :P he might have been under the influence of demons, trust me

[@thurmanmerman6173]

Korpiklaanie Truth? You mean like Tool album art?

[@Nicolas.Bonneau.904]

***** ? ? ? the truth is that mozart is a satanic music compositor. He actually made music for the freemasonic lodges

[@richarddixon4359]

it actually is true so fuck off

[@krauser_]

@@Nicolas.Bonneau.904 As a person who got a higher education in electronics engineering and actually knows about frequencies I can authoritatively say that what you are saying is complete bullshit and is anti-scientific. Thanks to people like you we are struggling so much to get rid of last echoes of the Middle Ages

[@jeremiahfernandez9161]

don't underestimate the difference 8Hz could make lol

[@jonasmartinsen3439]

You can hear it, but there is no difference other than the fact that the pitch is lower lmao

[@cedricproper5256]

Why was my like from last night not recorded? KZbin is bullshit.

[@joshglines80]

Writing for the advanced