Rappers React To The Dillinger Escape Plan "Panasonic Youth"!!!

[@Weareconnected167]

The greatest band ever. Seen this band 34 times. They broke up back in 2017. Forever will be missed. Dillinger Escape Plan live reaction would rule.

[@unknownartist0101]

34???

[@verifyinfieldpodcast]

jealous! I only saw them 7 times in NYC, crazy shows!

[@re1840]

I saw them in Sauget, IL. Were you there .

[@mikethemotormouth]

Mathcore is probably the closest you're going to get to pegging DEP down into a subgenre. And yeah Smokey was right: it's time changes out the wazoo. Also gotta get to Setting Fire to Sleeping Giants, Sunshine the Werewolf, and Milk Lizard

[@unknownartist0101]

great recommendations man!

[@codydrummer]

Smokey got it. Mathcore is experimenting with timing and time signature changes. They recorded an EP with Mike Patton on vocals also. First time i heard them was seeing them live opening for Dream Theater and Megadeth and my reaction was "what the hell was that?". And 7/3 doesn't exist Hollywood 😀

[@kuningaskolassas4720]

Going from Dream Theater to Dillinger must have been quite a culture shock.

[@blackdakhma]

@@kuningaskolassas4720 I had the same exact experience. No clue what I was watching, but it was just fun as hell. The only set of the night that I still remember.

[@palecek101]

The first time I ever saw (and heard of) them was when they opened up Leeds Festival 2002 on the Friday morning. Been obsessed ever since. Saw them many times, but am still so gutted I won't see them ever again!

[@panasonicyouth1985]

I remember asking for this song years ago! It came around full circle! 😂 Dillinger are one of the most incendiary, formidable, challenging, confrontational, and utterly brilliant bands to have ever existed. This was the song that got me truly 100% properly in to them! As you can tell by my YT name.... it was inspired by this song :) I saw them first at Reading 2002 which people remember as the infamous 'poo incident', and then at Reading 2004 where they finally got banned from there for years... it was gnarly as fuck haha. Then I saw they were on tour in the UK with Poison The Well and Ephel Duath. They played the London Kentish Town Forum the night Dimebag Darrell sadly passed away, as Greg from TDEP announced it from the green room up top to the outside to the fans. So this show was dedicated to him. Little did I know that even though I ended up mainly going for PTW, I ended up completely converted to TDEP as an avid fan. And I also got accidentally set on fire during this show 🤣no eyebrows for two weeks god damn it! But for real, I have never, ever been to a live show where I honestly felt a true genuine sense of unpredictability and danger as I did at a TDEP show, it was truly the most cathartic, energetic, no holds barred experience you could ever witness as a music fan. Bloody hell I miss them!

[@andsystem1]

THE masterpierce is "Farewell Mona Lisa". It includes all the crazy talents of DEP: math-jazzy-metal + sublime vocals and instruments + their unique creativity. Check that masterpiece guys.

[@metalguru85]

Smokey is correct. Mathcore is time signatures all over the place. I do love the insanity of it all. One Of Us Is The Killer was on the safer side of insanity.

[@ImASimplePotato]

One of Us is the Killer is a great song to react to!

[@johnladd8421]

all they’re albums are great. very diverse. and crazy. they’re from another planet

[@markflower8885]

There's a great video of Dillinger Escape Plan doing a cover of Aphex Twins " Come to Daddy " with Mike Patton on vocals. The drumming on it is amazing.

[@ryanm5909]

Always liked this band. Greg Puciato the lead singer is part of a super group also called Killer Be Killed with Max Cavalera (Soufly/Sepultura), Troy Sanders (Mastadon). They have changed drummera a few times thou. Might be worth your time to check it out also. Keep up the good work guys!

[@paulgreen2401]

@ryanm5909, Sadly I couldn't get past Troy Sander's vocals (I only like a handful of Mastodon's tracks). Better Lovers is a new supergroup, featuring Greg Puciato (vocals), and members of Every Time I Die, and Fit For An Autopsy (Haven't heard any of their stuff yet). Their first single, 30 Under 13, is here kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioaQn6qNqt5-jsU.

[@davidmassey6332]

Check out: 43% Burnt, Setting Fire to Sleeping Giants, their cover of Come to Daddy, Sunshine The Werewolf

[@jonblais8930]

Gotta do Farewell Mona Lisa by Dillinger!! Crazy band! Love them

[@Obscur888]

I read the title and i m like they are so not ready lol

[@BloodandSoilNS]

I remember buying this CD when it came out. Miss machine is dope.

[@IAMDAVIDuRNOT]

Check out: The Tony Danza Tap Dancing Extravaganza "The Alpha The Omega"

[@stephaneficara4501]

"43% Burnt" should be your next move IMO. It's theire emblematic song and sound. And this is eventually where the magic happens live (understand 'total chaos'). You could check their live at the Virgin Megastore back in 2005, even only the 30 first seconds, just to understand what a mess they where live :D

[@TheMatt_SD]

This song is more representative of their style that One of Us is the Killer, but they do have a wide range

[@johnmchugh8049]

Absolute chaos at their shows ! Mix of jazz and punk rock but the kids went insane at their shows

[@airbrushaaron666]

IWRESTLEDABEARONCE - You ain't no family

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

I second this!!!!! I love this band!!

[@jody9721]

YES!! More Dillinger pleeeeeeease! This song is off the 2nd studio album and One of Us is the Killer is from their 5th album which was 9 years later. It's also a different drummer. They do shift between styles from metal to jazz and can also be quite poppy. Above all, they are totally uncomprimising, original and the best live band I've ever seen.

[@IPDS666]

their hearts probably beat in different time signatures by this point

[@petrilampela]

It may come as a surprise but they also have some really catchy pop/rock songs too. I love this band so much.

[@SterlingJergens]

you guys need to check out earlier stuff, 43% Burnt is prob the most common introduction. way more chaotic. they've changed drummers, singers and bassists multiple times, the only steady member being the guitarist\primary writer. they're heavily influenced and trained in jazz, which explains the odd timing etc.

[@kiwiana661]

Their old drummer really was inhuman 😅

[@TOKYOTOYBANZAI]

Wait til you hear the EP that Dillinger Escape Plan did with Mike Patton on ALL vocals 😎

[@cpottervlog8122]

That’s not a band you can vibe to. It’s about chaos and energy

[@WebsterA]

Couple quick notes for you fine Gs - their name refers to John Dillinger, bank robber - they formed when the original members met at Berkely.

[@craigroaring]

I got the impression there were 2 sides of this band. The first impression I got was of a metalcore band playing it safe, but then I heard Calculating Infinity.

[@paulgreen2401]

11:13: Whaaat? Perfect future meme about The Dillinger Escape Plan.

[@misadventuresofcrow]

Just to throw it out there -- one of the major influences of this style of metal is FREE JAZZ (no set chords or time signatures). The Dillinger Escape Plan has been described as "punk jazz" before ;) In some sections you can hear a basic riff idea iterated a ton of different ways -- different bar lengths, different patterns, etc. Good examples of this can be found in the opening riff of "43% Burnt" and the middle section of "Variations on a Cocktail Dress" (the technical riff during the section without vocals).

[@Goreburger.]

My god what a great band it was, one of a kind. Forever missed.

[@patrickflynn1771]

DEP is a genre all to themselves. Nobody else does what they do. I would recommend the last album they made, 'Dissociation' as the most well rounded record they made. IMO it has the most easily understandable and melodic songs and also the craziest, weirdest, heavy songs of their career. Also the EP 'Irony is a Dead Scene' they did with Mike Patton.

[@Obscur888]

And best way to described them is MathCore

[@dylanunderwood6594]

More Dillinger, please, and thank you

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

Speaking of art rock, Check out Otep!! "What the hell" pretty much sums up dillinger escape plan lol.

[@ericrobert1825]

Yeah dudes, welcome to The Escape Plan

[@Justin-td4bb]

Possibly the best live act I've seen

[@kuningaskolassas4720]

Dillinger is one of those bands I have to be in a very specific mood for, but when I am in that mood nothing quite scratches that itch like they do.

[@unknownartist0101]

It took me 14 years to fully unlock this album

[@sterling8298]

🤯🤘 If ever there was a way to wake up in the morning, I guess this would be it. I've vibed to this because it's heavy metal, and I've vibed to heavy medal. The heavier the metal the better..

[@timt7058]

You need to check out when good dogs do bad things off the irony is a dead scene ep they did with mike patton. Some of his craziest vocals and cool changes musically too, so you can kill 2 birds with 1 stone on that one.

[@carsoncummings2735]

Twisted insane underground psycho plz plz

[@kristaspecht]

Morning fellas! Well that was different. I wasn't sure what was going on but I kinda liked it. Lol. I really love the scream singing tho! Thanks guys!🤓

[@nekoill]

Oh yeah brothers, were they ever Those dudes were absolute FYAH Also, I'd give this video a second thumb up just for the Deftones tee alone 😸

[@metalzonereactions]

Yeah this band was an experience to see lol

[@tidewell]

This song is better reflective of the overall style Dillinger is known for, but they are a very diverse band with multiple genre influences. Good starter songs getting into Dillinger: Milk Lizard, Black Bubblegum and The Widower

[@IntoTheHalfMoon13]

one of us is the killer and unretrofied are also some good starter one

[@tidewell]

@@IntoTheHalfMoon13 Definitely good choices! I actually think the fellas reacted to one of us is the killer for their first DEP song 👍

[@Grover91]

​@@IntoTheHalfMoon13 actually I recommend unretrofied as a curve ball later on. 👌

[@ianbisntdead]

about the copyrighted song titles, i literally have a song called "2001 HONDA ODYSSEY" and i never thought about it like that lmfao

[@ianbisntdead]

also ngl i'd donate a kidney to see you guys react to more Dillinger, Milk Lizard is a good hybrid of the 2 songs yall checked

[@ARASNshane]

MORE DILLINGER PLEASE.

[@Metaljaybird007]

I remember the Running Board

[@kevinhamilton7541]

More Dillinger Please

[@--Spooky--]

Think you all would like dillinger - setting fire to sleeping giants or Milklizard

[@mfsars1075]

Go check out their drummer Billy Rymer if you wanna have your mind blown. Trust me.

[@Neorigg]

This song is much more representative of their classic style, the other song you did was their most « pop » one, very basic and catchy but still rly good

[@WebsterA]

Yo how did I miss this?!?!?

[@Delboy219]

This was the best live band on planet Earth.

[@gorilla311]

If you are going down the mathcore rabbit hole... Psyopus Burnt by the sun Coalesce

[@tobyb1018]

They did a lot of different styles and mixed things up but this song is more their signature style

[@verifyinfieldpodcast]

Ben is a genius

[@OneEyEsix6VI]

Rise of the FALLEN

[@nealofthedead]

Watch the Virgin Mega Store video. 43% Burnt.

[@PaulB-f3x]

DEP=GOATS

[@lindacoy7165]

🤔

[@terriertz5134]

Sorry, I'm not a fan. For me, the chaotic nature of the song and the screaming vocals made it less than sonically pleasing. I'm not hating on the band or anyone who likes this song, I'm just speaking about my personal preference.

[@indianstallion]

First time I heard this album I was like wtf is this nonsense. And then after a few more listens it just clicked and it's one of my fav albums of all time.

[@Grover91]

Listen to their song "sunshine the werewolf" Absolute killer. Or even "setting fire to sleeping giants" Then try "unretrofied" for a slight surprise.🤌 This is one of my favourite albums of all time.