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very goood i love that sooong

Very nice

I like that you can hear Josh sing nonsense in the background if you listen closely

Apeman gone mad in absolute best meaning!

I'm thinking of an teacher I adored who passed away from cancer in 2009, I remember coming home and crying over and over again to this song. RIP buddy, hope you're teaching in heaven.

5:48 Dave fucking grohl

I fucking love this snare so much

Look up the song "slip it in" by Black Flag :) Dave clearly paying homage to that tune

Saw these boys support Muse in the Olympia in 2004. I was 15 at the time. 'Secret' Muse gig announced 2 days beforehand. Myself and my brother got tickets from Pro Musica in Cork and travelled up for it. They opened with this track as far as I remember. Of course that was that for singing the rest of the set - he just screamed his way through the whole lot. The crowd were all over it. Sensational stuff. I think Muse brought them on tour around Europe off the back of the performance. Muse of course...jesus christ. They were at the peak of their abilities at that stage. Marvel at the set somewhere if you can find it. Still probably the best gig I've ever been to. I'd say best concert ever, but I was at Slane the summer before. Slane at 14...it's not alright like.

The drumming on this track is absolutely insane and I don't know if it's just me but I think the tempo is much faster in this version than the studio.

fuck those are great drums

On the album version there are two tracks, this one without cymbals, and the other where Dave recorded just cymbals, the drums were covered by some blankets...there is an interview on net with pearl jam technician which did participated on the recording of songs for the deaf...this is pure alchemy, the whole album songs for the deaf, is a masterpeace of sound recording...pure alchemy...thanx for my perfect english

God DAMN!!

Only one word comes to mind: EPIC 🤘

Some of the drum fills are different to the studio version.

It's the real track. Josh wanted to separate the drums from the cymbals for some reason, that's what makes it slightly artificial sounding.

album version is so much better than the video version

My theory is that they used some of the demo drum parts and parts they didnt like where scraped.

I like this song, especially the ending.

Does it really matter which drummer played this?? Can we all agree it Kicks Focking Azz!!

OMG.

i think you're infected with VVS! (AKA Vertical Video Syndrome) go to this page for more info: knowyourmeme.com/memes/vertical-video-syndrome

Although it is quite impossible to have a favourite Biffy song above all others, Only one word comes to mind is possibly, very close to being that song for me.

Any drummers out there that have learnt the song will know this is not the album version. Most of the fills are different for a start.

If it's not the album version, he certainly managed to replicate that little yell at 5:30 pretty accurately each time!

my opinion is that when we move to more speakers they should alwasy be backward compatable with older standards. so we should build on 7.1 with adding height speakers in front and back. and maby second sub woofer. to make a 11.2.

It's not the real track, but it seems a lot

You can tell it's Grohl from the little shout at 5:31

Hi

Dave would have his drums set up with mics, but he'd be hitting rubber pads or something so he can play it without having to stop himself before hitting something. The purpose of it is you are able to get a better sound out of the drums. The mics wouldn't have to be compensated for cymbal bleed and you can get a "purer" tone. Cymbals would then be overdubbed in. Listen to "Better Living Through Chemistry" in the breakdown, you can hear just the cymbals, Josh has apparently done it for a while.

It's called music

Wtf is this shit

victor is right. this is not the isolated track from the album version.

Nice installation! Please watch also 3D Sound Sphere /watch?v=jFZ-kF1Qct8

I love Trautmann, Castillo, & Theodore but Grohl will always be my favourite QOTSA drummer.

Dave GROHL

Grohl*

Impossible is right, only way to do it justice would to of been there, hopefully in years to come 10.2 will be a standard for us all! Yeah pretty happy with the results on the project, a lot of late nights and reading but very interesting!

Nope, already changed my mind back... hahaha. I'm convinced this is the correct intro and outro- I remember an interview with Josh where he said that very last bit where Dave yells "yep!" was completely off the cuff and the song was supposed to end right before that. Apparently ever body managed to look over and finish the song as it now famously ends- with all the triplets in their glory. You can hear it here- I don't think he would yell out in the middle of recording twice for the same spot.

Yeah, you're right, I completely forgot them tracking the cymbals separately. The intro and outro sound almost identical to the record version, minus the extra bar Dave decided to add at the end- I just assumed they cut that out for it to end on a nice predictable four bars of drum roll fury. But that does attest to how consistent Dave really is, basically coming up with the drumtrack to be recorded on a run-through.

No, this is just a demo, on the album they recorded the drums and cymbals separately. This is just them hashing the song out. I am a drummer and have learned this song note for note and listened to it probably 100 times and can tell you definitively that none of this track was used on song. The intro is basically the exact same but I guarantee you this isn't the same recording used on the album. The outro is totally different on this recording though.

The Intro and Outro are definitely the ones they took for the song, but I'm positive they took the verses and choruses in the middle from a different take. Dave has always had great signature fills into and out of portions songs that have been as catchy as any riff- "All Apologies" is a great example.

HEY!

3:13 two!

nah the fills are different, and he's playing on the ride bell, in the original its all crashing

*Mark Lanegan, fuck, sorry.

Actually not so much jibberish, he's just kinda singing notes. Not really saying any words.

Mark Lanegan sings it on the album, but you can hear Josh in this take singing mostly jibberish.

Doesn't Matt Langley sing this one?

Oh My GOD