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@sosababy583

4 жыл бұрын

LFR FAMILY Check this out! kzread.info/dash/bejne/gmaLpZKil7SnnbA.html the quality is kind of bad but it’s live. The recorded version sounds much better but wanted you to see what he could do

@sosababy583

4 жыл бұрын

LFR FAMILY or look up Aaron Kitcher

@LeoBization

4 жыл бұрын

Hey from Brasil! U gotta check out Luke Holland!

@Redtooth__

4 жыл бұрын

New Millennium Cyanide Christ check this out

@drunkmonkey66

4 жыл бұрын

Dude seriously!!!! Meshuggah is good. But do yourself a favor and checkout Infant Annihilator - Cuntcrusher - Drum Play through. I'm not tellin you do a reaction vid. Im just tellin' you that you need to see this lol. You talkin' five brains? Then this guy has six lmao. He has plenty of other insane songs with that band as well.

Kanye West: I make my own beats. Thomas Haake: That's cute.

@sandrafanha2489

2 жыл бұрын

Kanye West: I use a meronome. Thomas Haake: I am a metronome

@justinwilder3514

2 жыл бұрын

Danny Carey: I’m the greatest polyrhythm drummer ever Haake: *laughs in the obZen album alone*

@Midnight.Wisdom.

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinwilder3514 To be fair.. All drummer look up to Thomas.. All of them.. But I must correct you again.. Thomas Haake: Laughs 1987 - 2022..*

@davegordon6943

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinwilder3514 haake laughs about being called polyrhythmic. Two different styles, completely

@godcorrodedgod

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

This guy is smart. He’s noticing a lot of details that I’ve seen people miss.

@manplusshield7079

4 жыл бұрын

Dude yeah lol. He nailed the polyrythyms.

@Zabiru-

4 жыл бұрын

Only thing he didn't remark on was that he changed socks during the quiet bit :P

@substancexabuse6466

3 жыл бұрын

You seen drum teacher reacts n shit... not many, either pride or what have you, but dude said what everyone else hasnt.. bet your paycheque on that... not many can blast that and keep rythme for 2 minutes without gassing or getting an anerism let alone 7 mins.

@Epyxoid

3 жыл бұрын

@@substancexabuse6466 funny, because the song is actually about aneurism 😀

@trippy4320

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely. Obviously he plays a little bit and that’s enough to understand how unbelievably difficult the song is

He said that it took him longer to learn this song than the entire rest of the album.

@prep0763

4 жыл бұрын

El Dandy yea I think he said around 6 months for this song alone. He had to relearn basically he said because the rhythms are so intricate.

@fireblade274

4 жыл бұрын

@@prep0763 I don't think he mentioned the rythms being so hard for him, after all there are plenty of of intricate songs they made before this and i would argue they werent even as melodic; per his video interview he had to learn a new technique for the bass peddles for this song, he realized he needed to just barely ride the peddles with his toes/end of his foot, and make each hit lighter to make it happen

@pxl_official

4 жыл бұрын

@chrisgardner nah dude he actually said it took him longer to get this down than the rest of the album

@bigyodatheman

4 жыл бұрын

Who are you to doubt El Dandy?

@fireblade274

4 жыл бұрын

@@pxl_official I never said that wasn't true, i was trying to say WHY it took him so long for that song

It doesn't matter what genre you stem from...musicians can all agree that Meshuggah is where it's at.

No one else sounds or plays like Meshuggah. Their syncopation is 200 IQ

@MrSmiley81092

4 жыл бұрын

Justin G very BIG-Brain

@venomau5speedz

4 жыл бұрын

Meshuggah is metal music...but if it was made by aliens 👽 👾😉

@nicorido

2 жыл бұрын

I like meshuggah a lot, but listen to Car Bomb, their syncopation are on higher level imo, check his out

Just appreciate how good they sound live. They're so good that the studio version sounds almost identical.

@12xx12100

4 жыл бұрын

Waaaay More enjoyable. The remaster is better but the live sound is *WOOOOOW* The Sarah Longfield Cover has a nice sound

@StevenFox80

3 жыл бұрын

I loved how Bill Burr's mind was totally blown when he saw them live. He said it was a life-changing experience^^

@franciscomira2958

2 жыл бұрын

That's absolutely true

Mesuggah- Clockworks drumcam, please!

@StabWoundSexFiend

4 жыл бұрын

Edward Bookman ^THIS^!!!

@mpd370

4 жыл бұрын

YES!! YES!! YES!! 💯

@tenebrousband8592

4 жыл бұрын

The other greatest Meshuggah song lol. You have to check Clockworks out bro!

@punxnotdead185

4 жыл бұрын

For real, its so ridiculous lol

It’s always great to see someone react & truly understand both the complexities & subtleties of Meshuggah. Few do.

Also Tomas' right leg isn't quite 100% due to an injury. Man is a beast.

@AtticsTV

4 жыл бұрын

Yup they almost had to cut this song from the album because his herniated disk fucked his timing and he had to relearn using his right leg. Its nuts. Notice how he plays the majority of notes left footed instead of right as one normally would. He had to swap sides on his legs to be able to play it right.

@quintinlyons8126

4 жыл бұрын

@@AtticsTV Took him 8 whole months to perfect this one track on the 2008 album.. crazy.

@supertrucker3263

3 жыл бұрын

I agree he is the beast!!!🤘

@kristophertibbets5986

2 жыл бұрын

@@AtticsTV that’s fucking psychotic! Thomas is the fucking man!

If you ever get the chance to see Meshuggah live, PLEASE DO. The light show alone makes it worth it. Perfectly synced to the music.

So I'm a drummer going on 20 years now. I've studied all od the greats! Niel Peart undoubtedly was a revolutionary drummer and deserves the utmost respect for bringing drumming to where it is today!! However, there are many drummers that outclass him in just about every way, musicality, creativity, mastery of theory, execution and speed. Honor the greats, but don't think that new blood can't match up!! Love your content, keep it up!! In this video specifically you're witnessing one of the greatest drummijg feats of theory mastery and execution. This guy had to basically relearn how to play the drums to be able to play this song.

@kristophertibbets5986

2 жыл бұрын

He was actually not happy with this particular performance. He was dealing with an injury. This deserves a comment in the main thread.

Of all the Bleed reactions, I like yours best. Well analysed and finally someone who gives the guitarists a break also. Their doing insane timing work too. Love man

Double bass players understand that's this beat is so much more difficult than people know. The quick doubles and triples are insane.

This song is actually about what it would be like to have an aneurysm! Every member of this band is extremely talented but what makes the drummer so impressive in this song is his stamina and his footwork. To be able to offset poly rhythms with either foot while maintaining a beat on the hands is just not easy even for a pro. Like you said its like he has five brains. Hes a living breathing metronome. A lot of what happens is easy to be overlooked since the "hertas" hes doing with his feet follow through the whole song but they are slightly different segment to segment. I have a few musician friends and I show them this and tell them to count out the time and they sit there scratching their heads lol But since you enjoyed this, check out clockwork drum cam, its a bit more flashy with the hand work. Also i'll throw in another drummer since you're on a drum train. His name is matt garstka he plays for animals as leaders and is an extremely accomplished drummer. He won multiple drumming competitions in his youth and went to berklee for drumming. Check out his ectogenesis or tooth and claw drum play through.

@HenrikWigum

4 жыл бұрын

He's a god for sure, but the time signature for the song is for the most part just a steady 4/4

@PeterToledo

4 жыл бұрын

@@HenrikWigum No its not. Its in polymeter... basically dual time 4/4 and 23/16

@HenrikWigum

4 жыл бұрын

@@PeterToledo This song features a lot of polyrhythms, the main two being 4 over 3(pulse), and 4 over 5(pulse). That doesn't change the meter of the song. It's in 4/4

@bloodblitzowns11

4 жыл бұрын

@kalle kanin but the shifting accents is the important part, to an untrained ear its just poly rhythms. its easier to explain to someone that way who isn't a musician.

@adewiki5027

4 жыл бұрын

Garstka is a beast!!

"This is crazy bruh" Meshuggah means crazy in Yiddish.

If you love drumming then you need to check out GOJIRA!!!! THE ART OF DYING!!!

@JackXombi

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@Deathbyfat

4 жыл бұрын

Esoteric Surgery is way more techy imo but its still a good song none the less lol

@quintinlyons8126

4 жыл бұрын

@@Deathbyfat I kind of see your point but the technical work in the 10 mins of art of dying is arguably harder and more technical than the 4 minutes of esoteric surgery!

@neomonk5668

4 жыл бұрын

GOJIRA!!! Check out Remembrance from The Link Alive!

@GoatMee

4 жыл бұрын

@@neomonk5668 Remembrance, hell yeah. That outro man ...

It's really great, man! You obviously coming from a different musical background appreciating and just 'getting' this stuff. Respect!

If you liked this, you'll also like "Clockworks" by Meshuggah/Tomas Haake. Same drum cam and IMHO it's a little more dynamic than this track (which is awesome, but repetitive). Side note, appreciate your reaction style - you seem like the type of dude I'd like to have a beer with. Great content. I'll keep my eye out for more.

😅Now you must watch Bill Burrs reaction podcast snippet of when he went to a Meshuggah concert.

@DumHue1

4 жыл бұрын

" burrtha burrtha burrtha!!"

@kristophertibbets5986

2 жыл бұрын

And Dana Carey’s reaction with it!

We seen Meshuggah one year at Ozz Fest, I think. Not sure, it was at one of the metal festivals. You should hear those drums up close. Feels like your hearts gonna bounce out your chest!! Awesome video 🤘🏼

@prep0763

4 жыл бұрын

Ola Jaggers I saw them twice in Manhattan. Bill burr describes them perfectly lol amazing shoes both times. When bleed came on everyone goes insane.

"Neil is #1. Period." Tomas: "Hold my mead."

I love your appreciation for the subtleties and little nuances in the music. Honest reaction, I like it!

Seriously man, great reaction. You were picking up a lot that others missed in their reactions. Ya even got some metal face going on😂🤘 And their lyrics are always deep too. I think you’ll dig. Nice job!!!

I don't get how the drummer can play like 5 different rhythms without his brain getting confused. Shit is insane dude

@anarchy030

4 жыл бұрын

He wrote the song using DrumKit From Hell.

@binglebop5877

3 жыл бұрын

with metal bands you just grind the fuck out of a song til everyone has the songs engrained in their muscle memory

Tomas is a beast. It’s like he’s playing 3 different songs and different tempos at the same time. 🤘🏼

Dude your reaction is amazing, can tell you really feel whats going on here!

Thanks for rewinding after you pause. Good work. Keep the vids coming!

@rustyration

4 жыл бұрын

Also, Clockworks :)

Imagine him playing this song 1hr into their set. Calves of Steel.

Just found your page. I love the fact that you dive into what is going on in these drum parts.

I remember Bill Burr (a drummer himself) on his podcast talking about seeing them live and being blown away by the drummer.

Next Meshuggah video should be Clockworks drum play through

I have been a drummer for 12 to 14 years in random small bands and I tried by myself this song and ruptured my achilles

Dude, you are so wholesome, keep up the fresh content

Tomas Haake can do this without breaking a sweat. Dude is an absolute beast.

Haha, excellent reaction to the benchmark of metal drumming. If you wanna check out more of Tomas Haake, check out Clockworks which is a rad beat. And, Sir, when listening to Meshuggah. Think FUNK!

Just found this vid today going to see meshuggah love tomorrow night in Dallas Texas!! After this show I’m picking up my drum set!!

I love watching it hit people when it starts, no matter they're taste, they know it's bad ass.

I just love people that have no idea what Meshuggah is, listening to Bleed and reacting to it. Kudos for a great reaction!

Tomas is so damned chill while playing like that! 😄🧊

This song I love it. Everything is so tight and on point. At night when I’m driving and getting tired. This song is the choice to keep you going.

Damn you nailed this review 🤙🏻 good stuff my dude

Thomas is a machine.. check out one of my favorites, The demon's name is surveillance. He once said he can't play that song anymore 😁🤘

Best observation, ever: "He's a robot!" Thoroughly enjoyed this analysis. Kudos

I gave the entire listen through with you and I was jamming like we in a room together. Nice video!

Thank you sir! Great reaction to a great song!

that as an dope reaction bro! Thank you

Awesome brutha enjoyed it !meshuggah fan nz

Those "kick patterns" are called a *"Herta"* pattern btw. Good work bruv.

I love Tomas’ technically precise yet groovy at the same time drumming… fits so well w rest of the instruments…

""Put the brakes on it" lol. He sure did and mind you these dudes are like 50plus man. Killing it for over 30 years. Great reaction man!!👍👍

A few interesting facts: The song took nearly six months to learn to perform after being written. Thomas suffered a herniated disc which causes his right leg to have a neuromuscular delay. They normally play this song near the end of the over one hour long set. Contrary to whatever time signature you think you counted out for this song, it's written in 4/4 time.

Again, Mgła’s Exercises in Futility V, the live performance. I show this video to as many of my drummer buddies as possible and it straight blows people’s minds.

I find this music very peaceful. 🤫

Nice video man! The evolution of Meshuggah as a band is like the gods life in the history books. They're so respected in the heavy metal scene. You must listening "Clockworks" of their last album (was recorded live in studio), a lots of madness riffs and good stuff.

@VaughnBrown1965

Жыл бұрын

Their evolution. Yes. Their sound totally changed with Obzen. They raised the bar

The dude who does the lights needs some love too amazing

Lol!!!! Great reaction to one of my favorite drummers (maybe my fave). Subscribed!

Props and good body language while listening. You got the makings of a metal head ;)

lol'd at the wifi "cmon bruh.."

dude, you really are the best

No entiendo mucho lo que dices pero me encanta como hablas!, keep rocking bro

This dude Tomas haake is the leader of the band and also the one that arranged this song

If we could only put Tomas Haake's feet and Danny Careys hands in one body

@Skelterbane69

4 жыл бұрын

And Mario Duplantier's upper body

@hakkenarsk

4 жыл бұрын

Eh, check Spasm, Clockworks, Destroy Erase Improve and Nostrum with Meshuggah. Also, try to trace his ghost notes in Bleed... If you think Haake is only about the bass drum you are sorely mistaken. I find Carey kinda boring in comparison...

@Kira-qc4qi

4 жыл бұрын

Even better. He already has his own hands. And ya know, a band that doesn't take 13 years to release an album that's 60% aimless jamming.

Neil Peart plays the flashy happy top drums and did his magic that way. Thomas Haake gets in the dirty places where most demons won’t dare go. He is the heart, the metronome and the composer for Meshuggah. They just have to try and keep up with the old man.

Bleed is about an aneurysm! ;) Thomas is a freakin' beast on the drums. Meshuggah is one of my favorite band since the early 90's. They're just different and I love it! :D

Also saw these guys open for Tool once ..... they were still f'n insane that night too. Really, super impressive live band

I appreciate that you appreciate this. Its.....a lot. But you can handle it, drum fam! 😍

You the man

Hey, man- you're paying a lot of attention to the details- that's real cool. I would suggest Anesthetize from Porcupine Tree, the song is a bit long, but you would definitely enjoy.

BRO The Demons Name Is Surveillance - Meshuggah

I really miss going to my bar and playing this song and a few tunes from this album. I've been a drummer for 30 years and these guys are some of my biggest inspiration

@unclerobbieslug

4 жыл бұрын

Look up deicide, fear factory, sepultura, napalm death, pig destroyer.

Gojira-gift of guilt- live at Brixton Academy!!! (If you like drummers!!😎)

Good reaction.Meshuggah is life.

this track hits different. metal masterpiece. i feel bad for people that havent heard it

Tomas Haake is my fav. If you think Bleed is impressive you should The Violent Sleep of Reason

@VirgoKing89

3 жыл бұрын

Or Electric Red, Nostrum, I am Colossus.

As a band Meshuggah is on another level. The musical composition is genius. 🤘💀🤘

Checkout their drumcam version of Clockworks next ... even better!

Nice reaction! Subbed

He is the definition of a drum god!!!

The drummer wrote this song too. He workin himself.

It catches everyone off guard lol lol

Got my attention with the Pisces reaction.. got a sub for your Bleed reaction. Will be back by later to check out more ;)

Mario Duplantier-Gojira, Vinnie Paul-Pantera, Todd Sucherman-Styx (live drum cam videos),Dave Lombardo-Slayer, Paul Bostaph-Slayer, Mike Portnoy-Dream Theater, Shannon Larkin-Godsmack, Nick Menza-Megadeth and John Alfredsson-Avatar are all some great drummers to check out. Each is different in their own way. Just a badass bunch of drummers.

@JackXombi

4 жыл бұрын

I don't know Avatar, seeing the rest I know who I'm checking after this. Great list bro.

@MrSlowpoke-jn9lv

4 жыл бұрын

Draithegemini Cool deal. If you do check out Avatar, I highly recommend their live show at Wacken 2015. It had a lot of really good drum cam shots.

u got a good ear for badass music man owwwww !!!

I like your energy, I have subscribed good sir.

When I was in the Army, I was part of a machine gun crew. Tomas Haake's feet have a higher rate of fire than an M240B.

Flying Whales - Gojira

Feels like 10 minutes of intense cardio with a dash of music parkour lol.

Its not often you see a react video with someone noticing the finer details of metal music that makes us all fans of it. These finer details are important (not that important but yeah ha) to me and people just don't usually notice, and that's ok. Definite Sub from me (Y)

Welcome to heavy metal my friend! 🤘😝🤘

The truth is ;no matter what music is your fav, if you play any instrument , this drum's line just mind blowing cuz it's so ..disconnected with natural [expected] rythm flow..

Yes you said it right!!!!

they are something to see for sure, crazy good stuff. check out clockwork from them to its pretty nuts

Nils (The Dominator) Fjellström drum cam.

@evillizzard8169

4 жыл бұрын

YES.

@mvldonvdobeats7258

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely.

@skreml8804

4 жыл бұрын

Ooooooh lord

Haake is one of my favorite drummers, but I’ve just recently came across Mgla and their drummer Darkside, check him out in their song Exercises in Futility. But being 55 and a RUSH fan since the late 70’s Mr Peart is tops

As a drummer it's like " oh.. you made it through the fist 2 minutes? Only 8 more to go."

" Im tired watching it bra!" best line xD

Thanks 👍😘🇸🇪. If I owned a drum kit I would get inspired to practice more....or sell it....

The light guy is fn on point too

Subbed. Nice you know your stuff.