Their hayday?!?!? so what when they got a rock band song? I wanna say, they are having a hayday now. And yeah, Claudio is a magician with music, dude's a bard. I dunno about rating, but this song is obscene of how it completes rock.
@@quanahlecornu478they were underrated in their heyday, but Claudio is a straight bard he writes these tracks portraying his other works so well and onto of the great writing his musical mastery is one of near virtuoso class which is undoubtedly the top shelf shit in music, he plays like ridiculously well for someone that wears a shit ton of hats like fr fr
@@kNaild It is interesting how very well made music can fall on so many deaf ears. I mean i guess i get it, I dont much care for TOOL. But what creates more broad appeal between different very skillful musicians you know? Is it just a platform or some hard to indicate form of quality?
I don't usually get super into music deconstruction videos, but dude, you're SO fucking geeked out on it, and so genuinely into it, I LOVE this. How much you love it makes me love watching this, and intrigues me way more. The music itself is obviously a big part of it, but the interest in the deconstruction, it's just so interesting to watch you break it down. Thank you for this!
As a singer he has always blown my mind, mimicking his singing REALLY helped me improve and open up my mouth when singing to really hit those wide vowels he does.
I'm as big of an Isbell/Sturgill/etc fan there is these days- But I grew up in the world of this stuff. Coheed will never fall out of my rotation. Great work.
I've been to 3 Coheed shows in my day. 2008, 2010, and 2018... they are incredible live - any fan of rock guitar should check see them. Soooo good how they extend songs and improvise and do a little guitar battle back and forth... love it
I saw them in '08 too with Slipknot and Trivium. Idk, dude. They were pretty bad. Messed up every song and got some massive boos from the crowd at MSG.
Makes me sooo damn happy to see new ppl come to the Fence.....iv been playing this song for years and I love it when ppl get so happy about learning how to play it like I did....it's my favorite song to play till this day.
What makes you say they are so important in music history? If you don't mind explaining. They aren't so much my style, but I love their music, and appreciate the hell out of it. I rocked No World For Tomorrow for quite a while when it came out. So I'm definitely not hating, I'm just not sure how "important" they are in music history, from my point of view. They are a relatively niche band... Not one you hear a ton of bands counting as a big influence to their sound. Though I'm sure some would, I cannot name one, maybe you can? When I think of bands that are "so important in music history..." I just can't say I'm able to imagine music as I know it being much different than it is, were Coheed never to exist as a band. Possibly a couple of bands affected but overall relatively unchanged... Anyway, just my opinion. I'm definitely open to someone changing my mind though. I hate to "discredit" in a way, such an excellent band, but "so important to music history" sounds like an exaggeration from someone who's a big fan of theirs, and not seeing things clear and without bias. Which there's nothing wrong with of course, I'm sure I do it too. I'm just wondering if you'll come back and hit me with something huge, that changes my mind!
@@danielnelson4881 As a Coheed fan I think you're spot on. They're pretty much doing their own thing and they've developed a pretty sizable fanbase but are definitely still niche. I can think of maybe four or five bands that seems to be directly influenced by them, but they're not very big. I would also argue there's nothing inherently trailblazing about Coheed. They're very talented but they're not like cutting edge experimental or anything really. I think a huge part of their appeal for me is them mushing together things I already liked. Namely post-hardcore, metal, 70s prog, melodic pop, and comic book storytelling. It's like I was listening to Thursday and someone said hey what if this but crazy intricate guitars and space opera? Fucking let's gooooooo.
PLEASE DO MORE COHEED. This one is the jam everyone knows, but they have such a diverse selection. Check out some of their more musically complex/dense stuff. It gets interesting.
not to say there isn't like a lot going on in this song musically. but I just mean this is like one of their more kinda mainstream accessable songs. they get weirder with it in the best way. and have even more poppy radio friendly songs since this one. It's all great. lol
I've always overlooked Coheed, but Welcome Home is one of my all time favorite songs. Claudio is a music maker. Killer voice, great guitar chops, and serious stage presence. What a musician
My favorite and looked over songs from Coheed and Cambria is definitely “The Crowing”. It’s a musical journey! You should check it out. But do the studio version first. Much to appreciate
Definitely not overlooked by coheed fans one of their overlooked songs like the road and the damned or from fear through the eyes of madness (the song not the album)… now that’s truly overlooked
@@fragmanialains very true! The Road and the Damned is beautiful. And his acoustic work on From Fear is awesome. Melodic mastery. Favorite line in From Fear “What is this $h!+ you keep selling me, boy… You’ll burn in hell while they’re digging you out” not just because of the lyrics but how tight the band is on that run
@@fragmanialains but, “The Crowing”… I mean, that’s a musical journey wrapped in one track. So many movements. And the “Dear Ambelina” section at the end is just beautiful
I learned more about soloing from this video than I have in years of lessons/learning. I am a pianist by training and having you go into the scales was like turning on a light switch I couldn't find after looking for 20 years on and off. It has clicked on other instruments and I just couldn't translate it to the guitar until you started talking about natural minor scales. I'm not sure why it helped, but I am stoked it did!
Watched both of your C&C reactions and now I'm subbed. Nice job! I love your energy and passion for the details. Looking forward to checking out more of your content.
I keep coming back to some of your old videos after learning more and more and more theory and just getting so much out of your videos. This song is one of the songs that really made me want to pick up the guitar in the first place. Not even a huge rocker but I remember hearing this riff and just being so fired up and thinking “imagine being able to do this on an instrument”. It’s great to see you have that same sort of reaction 😃
Only just discovered your channel and have to say your facial expressions and fist pumping to the end of this absolute face melter of a jam took me back to summers at warped tour in the early 2000s. Love your passion and I’m stoked to have found your channel!
Saw this live in Melbourne in the mosh, back when we were free... Got Claudio's autograph on the album cover I had shoved in my back pocket for the festival. One of the best days ever. Fuck...
I’m as devout as devout a fan of coheed can be, and I am VERY apprehensive of people not doing C&C justice. But, damn Micheal, I should’ve known, seeing as I was a paid subscriber of yours, that you would knock it outta the park. I’m sitting here getting chills again of this song from watching you getting so into it. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart! And, PLEASE, check out the rest of Coheeds discography! It is SOOOOO good. I know you’re into Prog, and Coheed is DEF Prog. Most of their albums are concept albums from a story Claudio Sanchez, the singer, wrote about his parents (whose fictional names are Coheed & Cambria) lives…..kinda.lol
Actually really glad you got the tracks mixed up, very cool to see you follow some of their trademarks between these two songs! Thanks for posting both!
Not sure if it is outside of your scope but it would be amazing if you did some reaction to The Fall Of Troy, don't think I've seen a live performance that has been spectacular but even a reaction to the studio work would be much appreciated. Especially The Dark Trail from Manipulator or Macaulay McCulkin from Doppelganger
Wait, since when does Claudio not use a double neck guitar for Welcome Home?? Every time I've seen them live (from years ago all the way up to pretty recently), he's used a double neck.
I used to listen to them years ago and also forgot about them. I seem to discover and rediscover lots of great music on your channel, but the breakdown with the theory makes it twice as interesting. Thanks dude!
I'm glad this song & group are making a little resurgence here.. they've always had PEEK execution, & this is basically a sabbath riff turned emo. Fuck yeah.
That song gives me absolute chills when you see them live. The crowd goes absolutely nuts and sings along when they bring it back in. No better feeling.
@@mattmiller6707 fucking yes dude. Everyone screams man your own jack hammer. I mean like fucking everyone. And loud. Straight chills. CnC live is life.
These guys played Crowbar Penn State 2001 been hooked since... Love these times of my life and love Coheed!! Coheed, Thrice and Thursday were my favorite bands of that time.
My first Coheed show was when they toured with Thrice and Thursday in 2003 I think. Still probably the best show/lineup I've seen. Coheed with Underoath was a good combo as well.
I don't know how to play a guitar, don't own a guitar, and don't know a whole lot of music theory, but damn if I don't love every single one of these videos!
He used a Bogner Uberschall for the welcome home tour. I was lucky, the band I was in went to record a album with a guy that was in a signed band. He had Claudio's amp in the studio and I got pictures with the road case from the welcome home tour and got to play the amp cranked. He wouldn't say who he got it off of. I had a feeling it was Claudio.
We've all felt those vibes Michael is feeling while listening to this. You know how good that sounds coming out of those monitors and into his ear holes? Ya, ya'll know.
I still can't get over the fact that Claudio shreds like that while singing like that. It is sooo fucking difficult to sing in key and play guitar at the same time. Coheed is so fucking good man. I love how Mike gets into this song... Please react to some more Coheed and maybe some Tool too.
I'm not a fan, so I've passively listened a lot with the radio and what have you.... I hear the flat VI and automatically go "HARMONIC MINOR" but you made this part make a lot of sense to me with the maj III. I really dig the combination of noodling and analysis. Thank you, brother! Subscribed.
th-cam.com/video/t9ei9qtz_i8/w-d-xo.html If you want to shit bricks and see WARREN HAYNES jump in and do the "nod for 3 bars and go off" thing that he's famous for on this same song.
Coheed and Cambria has always been my favorite band that I never listen to. I don't know why... I just can't ever get myself to play a Coheed song during my leisurely listening time.. Every time I listen to them I effing love them though. I did have a period where I listened to the album "No World For Tomorrow" a lot though. Excellent album, not really my style of music but it's so good. Like the channel man! Think I'll sub and check some more stuff out! In your words: "absolutely bitchin'," my man! Keep it up!
11:38 FUCK YES. Megadeth gave metal riffs permission to be lushly melodic, distinct from the snarling savagery of Metallica’s riffs or the anarchic noise of Slayer’s. All metalcore bands play in a sandbox built by Mustaine and the premier guitarists with whom he’s built the Megadeth discography. And metalcore, btw, is the scene in which Coheed came up: their first two records came out on Equal Vision Records, and I first saw them on their “Second Stage Turbine Blade” tour as openers for Thrice and- the headliners!- Hot Water Music. 🤘🏻
Fun fact, this song is the reason I started playing guitar. I was on the path to becoming a drummer like my dad and then I heard Welcome Home on the first version of Rockband and said "I need to learn guitar so I can play that" and it was the first song I learned to play start to finish.
I was looking for this comment. I always played guitar but the first time I heard this song I knew I had to stick to my guitar and my skills. Still remember every note to this day!
Funny.. Welcome Home is the reason I picked up the drums when I was young. Well this and Beast and the Harlot by A7X. Yellow ledbetter by Pearl Jam is what made me wanna get a set of strings. Seems to be a lot of commonality across people who decide to pick up instruments because of certain songs. Its always the same handful of songs from any group.
I’d give anything to learn to play guitar. You make it look so effortless🥲. Edit: hit the 12:50 mark….. 🤯 seeing the wheels turn in your mind as you’re hearing the notes being played, and the joy that overcomes your face. It truly is a beautiful skill, talent, gift whatever you wanna call it. To be able to hear and understand music and to be able to play an instrument. 🤩 You are so lucky!! I LOVE music so much and hearing songs like these. That have such amazing guitar riffs, ughhh. I wish I could play and jam out because I can feel all the energy these artists put into their music. Also, just stumbled onto your channel and this is the first video I’ve seen. I’m not sure if you ever done any on the group Avenged Sevenfold. If you have I will definitely be checking those out😄 if not, Please look into them. They are one of my favorite bands primarily because of their guitarists and their solos. Amazing!! Anyways, great video👏🏻 I will keep watching.👍🏼
It's been years and Gravity's Union still floors me every time that I hear it. When Claudio explained that the song came about about as a thought experiment into to what he considered would be the worst thing that could happen to him - he and his wife getting into a car wreck and him surviving and her not - and being stuck in a loop of that... chills. (He then, as he does, incorporated that into the Amory lore.)
Damn, I saw them like 20 times between 2002 and 2004. I think that had to do more with them being close to Philly and then opening for basically every scenester type band at the time
Love the 'more is more' approach to pinch harmonics in this track
And it fits so perfectly. 🤘🤘🤘🤘
1. Coheed live is insane. So many bands aren't good live, these guys bring it.
2. This guy is like the Doug DeMuro of guitar lessons. Love it
THIS!
Hahaha, so accurate with the Doug reference
I’ve seen them 3 times over the course of 6 years, they sounded like this each time. Incredible band
Quirks and Features of Flat 6....
seen em live 10 times and my god it is a show every single time!
C&C where already criminally underrated in their heyday. Such a distinct instrumental sound but THAT VOICE!
Their hayday?!?!? so what when they got a rock band song? I wanna say, they are having a hayday now. And yeah, Claudio is a magician with music, dude's a bard. I dunno about rating, but this song is obscene of how it completes rock.
@@quanahlecornu478they were underrated in their heyday, but Claudio is a straight bard he writes these tracks portraying his other works so well and onto of the great writing his musical mastery is one of near virtuoso class which is undoubtedly the top shelf shit in music, he plays like ridiculously well for someone that wears a shit ton of hats like fr fr
@@kNaild It is interesting how very well made music can fall on so many deaf ears. I mean i guess i get it, I dont much care for TOOL. But what creates more broad appeal between different very skillful musicians you know? Is it just a platform or some hard to indicate form of quality?
I don't usually get super into music deconstruction videos, but dude, you're SO fucking geeked out on it, and so genuinely into it, I LOVE this. How much you love it makes me love watching this, and intrigues me way more. The music itself is obviously a big part of it, but the interest in the deconstruction, it's just so interesting to watch you break it down.
Thank you for this!
As a singer he has always blown my mind, mimicking his singing REALLY helped me improve and open up my mouth when singing to really hit those wide vowels he does.
Seeing them live is the absolute best. Their sound is always on point.
I'm as big of an Isbell/Sturgill/etc fan there is these days- But I grew up in the world of this stuff. Coheed will never fall out of my rotation. Great work.
Same but with UM and Goose the most these days. Coheed's last record, Vaxis, was really fantastic too like up there with their early material imo
I LOVE Coheed and Cambria. I was shocked to see you breaking down No World for Tomorrow! And then we got two! Oh man. Thank you so much.
I've been to 3 Coheed shows in my day. 2008, 2010, and 2018... they are incredible live - any fan of rock guitar should check see them. Soooo good how they extend songs and improvise and do a little guitar battle back and forth... love it
Unless Claudio gets drunk and tries to play the double and with a bottle of jack. True story lol
I just saw them live 2 weeks ago and those Mesa amps sound massive in person.
I saw them in '08 too with Slipknot and Trivium. Idk, dude. They were pretty bad. Messed up every song and got some massive boos from the crowd at MSG.
@@robyaboy interesting... they were incredible everytime I've seen them
Makes me sooo damn happy to see new ppl come to the Fence.....iv been playing this song for years and I love it when ppl get so happy about learning how to play it like I did....it's my favorite song to play till this day.
Coheed live is so important in music history. Soooooo good. Soooo dialed.
Second stage turbine is my favorite rock album of all tome
This.
What makes you say they are so important in music history? If you don't mind explaining.
They aren't so much my style, but I love their music, and appreciate the hell out of it. I rocked No World For Tomorrow for quite a while when it came out. So I'm definitely not hating, I'm just not sure how "important" they are in music history, from my point of view.
They are a relatively niche band... Not one you hear a ton of bands counting as a big influence to their sound. Though I'm sure some would, I cannot name one, maybe you can?
When I think of bands that are "so important in music history..." I just can't say I'm able to imagine music as I know it being much different than it is, were Coheed never to exist as a band. Possibly a couple of bands affected but overall relatively unchanged...
Anyway, just my opinion. I'm definitely open to someone changing my mind though. I hate to "discredit" in a way, such an excellent band, but "so important to music history" sounds like an exaggeration from someone who's a big fan of theirs, and not seeing things clear and without bias. Which there's nothing wrong with of course, I'm sure I do it too. I'm just wondering if you'll come back and hit me with something huge, that changes my mind!
@@danielnelson4881 As a Coheed fan I think you're spot on. They're pretty much doing their own thing and they've developed a pretty sizable fanbase but are definitely still niche. I can think of maybe four or five bands that seems to be directly influenced by them, but they're not very big.
I would also argue there's nothing inherently trailblazing about Coheed. They're very talented but they're not like cutting edge experimental or anything really. I think a huge part of their appeal for me is them mushing together things I already liked. Namely post-hardcore, metal, 70s prog, melodic pop, and comic book storytelling. It's like I was listening to Thursday and someone said hey what if this but crazy intricate guitars and space opera? Fucking let's gooooooo.
PLEASE DO MORE COHEED. This one is the jam everyone knows, but they have such a diverse selection. Check out some of their more musically complex/dense stuff. It gets interesting.
not to say there isn't like a lot going on in this song musically. but I just mean this is like one of their more kinda mainstream accessable songs. they get weirder with it in the best way. and have even more poppy radio friendly songs since this one. It's all great. lol
Not the biggest Coheed fan (they just aren't my cup of tea) but, the intro to "Welcome Home" may be the best intro riff of ALL TIME.
I feel exactly the same . More of a pantera/white chapel kinda fella but this song is top notch !
Subliminal - Suicidal Tendencies
So simple, yet every time that song starts on my playlist it pumps me up!! Love the intro!
@@moikikijr that baseline on "send me your money"
@Rener Abano the outro is awesome too....
My Favorite intro is Lamb Of God - Terror and Hubris
I've always overlooked Coheed, but Welcome Home is one of my all time favorite songs. Claudio is a music maker. Killer voice, great guitar chops, and serious stage presence.
What a musician
Love it man! There's a live version of this where Warren Haynes joins them and it's one of the heaviest coolest things ever.
Favorite band of all time. Please do Ten Speed or Keeping Secrets!!
My favorite and looked over songs from Coheed and Cambria is definitely “The Crowing”. It’s a musical journey! You should check it out. But do the studio version first. Much to appreciate
Definitely not overlooked by coheed fans one of their overlooked songs like the road and the damned or from fear through the eyes of madness (the song not the album)… now that’s truly overlooked
@@fragmanialains very true! The Road and the Damned is beautiful. And his acoustic work on From Fear is awesome. Melodic mastery. Favorite line in From Fear “What is this $h!+ you keep selling me, boy… You’ll burn in hell while they’re digging you out” not just because of the lyrics but how tight the band is on that run
@@fragmanialains but, “The Crowing”… I mean, that’s a musical journey wrapped in one track. So many movements. And the “Dear Ambelina” section at the end is just beautiful
@@fragmanialains The wishing well parts could be their own album IMO
In keeping secrets of silent earth is the musical journey
Aw this takes me back. That opening riff! That guitar you’re playing is beautiful, love it.
The Music Center live session version of this is actually even better.
Do you mean Guitar Center.
Guitar center sessions. Another fantastic one is city and colour.
Watching you geek out on Coheed is awesome. So glad you found these guys, one of the most talented bands right now
Best part of the video? That last minute with the wholesome message saying about keeping it in your hands. Bro, that was wholesome as sh!t ❤️ big love
The verse chords always reminded me of Kashmir and I figured that's why he used to play this on a double necked SG.
Such great riffage!
I learned more about soloing from this video than I have in years of lessons/learning. I am a pianist by training and having you go into the scales was like turning on a light switch I couldn't find after looking for 20 years on and off. It has clicked on other instruments and I just couldn't translate it to the guitar until you started talking about natural minor scales. I'm not sure why it helped, but I am stoked it did!
Everything evil live off of the neverender dvd is a treat.
I've watched this breakdown 4 times so far! I can't stop listening to coheed and am so hyped you finally did a breakdown (or two) 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Love this BAND! Thank you for going over this masterpiece!
Watched both of your C&C reactions and now I'm subbed. Nice job! I love your energy and passion for the details. Looking forward to checking out more of your content.
I keep coming back to some of your old videos after learning more and more and more theory and just getting so much out of your videos. This song is one of the songs that really made me want to pick up the guitar in the first place. Not even a huge rocker but I remember hearing this riff and just being so fired up and thinking “imagine being able to do this on an instrument”. It’s great to see you have that same sort of reaction 😃
Only just discovered your channel and have to say your facial expressions and fist pumping to the end of this absolute face melter of a jam took me back to summers at warped tour in the early 2000s. Love your passion and I’m stoked to have found your channel!
Agreed!! His enthusiasm is fun to watch!!!
Just found your channel and it’s so amazing how you can listen to the notes and just play it back right there. Awesome channel
SWEET!!! One of my son's favorite bands! So glad you are doing this.
And Seeing Michael almost Shred the whole song is a Killer!!!!
This is as much fun as ive seen you listen along. i loved this one and the break down of the playing too. superb watch
Saw this live in Melbourne in the mosh, back when we were free... Got Claudio's autograph on the album cover I had shoved in my back pocket for the festival. One of the best days ever. Fuck...
I’m as devout as devout a fan of coheed can be, and I am VERY apprehensive of people not doing C&C justice. But, damn Micheal, I should’ve known, seeing as I was a paid subscriber of yours, that you would knock it outta the park. I’m sitting here getting chills again of this song from watching you getting so into it. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart! And, PLEASE, check out the rest of Coheeds discography! It is SOOOOO good. I know you’re into Prog, and Coheed is DEF Prog. Most of their albums are concept albums from a story Claudio Sanchez, the singer, wrote about his parents (whose fictional names are Coheed & Cambria) lives…..kinda.lol
Actually really glad you got the tracks mixed up, very cool to see you follow some of their trademarks between these two songs! Thanks for posting both!
Awesome song,love it and great how you are analyzing it and going crazy doing so 😃👍👋💪
Not sure if it is outside of your scope but it would be amazing if you did some reaction to The Fall Of Troy, don't think I've seen a live performance that has been spectacular but even a reaction to the studio work would be much appreciated. Especially The Dark Trail from Manipulator or Macaulay McCulkin from Doppelganger
Lol FOT is one of my faves I scrolled down to see if they got mentioned here
Wait, since when does Claudio not use a double neck guitar for Welcome Home?? Every time I've seen them live (from years ago all the way up to pretty recently), he's used a double neck.
Most likely reason for him not playing with it is they are in Australia and he didn't want to take the chance of it getting broken in transit
That explorer does the job brother.... 👏
That was my first though too! It’s amazing!
Unless he ran an Octaver pedal.
That double neck is all for vibe. Can be replicated without. But I can't lie the double neck behind the head solo always rustles the Jimmy's
I used to listen to them years ago and also forgot about them. I seem to discover and rediscover lots of great music on your channel, but the breakdown with the theory makes it twice as interesting. Thanks dude!
You are great yo, LOVE your break downs-always learn a lot, thanks
Love that you're doing Coheed reacts! You may remember months ago I had you put on Sentry the Defiant on a Tuesday stream. Thanks bud! - Sean E
HERE'S THE OTHER VIDEO "No World For Tomorrow": th-cam.com/video/SlgkgXr4Q0Y/w-d-xo.html
I've watched both of these COCA reacts several times bc i love COCA. It gets me so stoked to watch you get so stoked on the music. Cheers!
According to the Geneva convention, anytime this song is summoned it MUST be played on a double neck.
Love Michael Palmisano - also love reading the comments to see all the fellow Coheed lovers.
You’re so awesome. The real deal AND the real reason. We came for the music, we stayed cuz of you!
-John from Vancouver 🤘🏻😝🇨🇦
I have little to no idea what you’re talking about but you clearly know your stuff and this was pretty entertaining
Just brought back a ton of good memories. Thanks, man.
I'm glad this song & group are making a little resurgence here.. they've always had PEEK execution, & this is basically a sabbath riff turned emo. Fuck yeah.
I don't know if I actually learned anything from this video but it was awesome to see. Liked, subscribed and going to check out more 👍
Do "in keeping secrets" by coheed. TALK ABOUT AN ANTHEMIC SONG!!!
Yes to this!!! Or 21:13 would be sick so many different riffs in that song
@@chrismcnally1058 absolutely! Great song.
That song gives me absolute chills when you see them live. The crowd goes absolutely nuts and sings along when they bring it back in. No better feeling.
@@mattmiller6707 fucking yes dude.
Everyone screams man your own jack hammer. I mean like fucking everyone. And loud.
Straight chills. CnC live is life.
@@itz_premium they keep skipping Philly lately... Always hyped for the announcement then 😒
Man, Welcome Home has aged so well.
that repeated hammer on on the 4th string in the intro gets me everytime
final cut by coheed is a great live video
Love how much Michael loved it.
My five year olds favorite band. They're killer. They just get better with age.
This band is easy on my top 10 of all time. Amazing song writers.
Such a badass song. Great solo too.
Just learned this one and it is so fun to play
No one can fuck with Coheed and Cambria. They will go down as one of the greatest ever.
"it's so awesome!" Yes, yes it is. Really great video, thanks👍
Coheed is the best band of the last 20 years easy
These guys played Crowbar Penn State 2001 been hooked since... Love these times of my life and love Coheed!! Coheed, Thrice and Thursday were my favorite bands of that time.
My first Coheed show was when they toured with Thrice and Thursday in 2003 I think. Still probably the best show/lineup I've seen. Coheed with Underoath was a good combo as well.
@@DanielHunsaker you are right My years are messed up.... It was 2003
Ahh, you finally did it!! Thank you!
Love Coheed and love these videos!
you should have way more likes on this video than you do. You are so talented to be able to do this all from ear. kudos!
So killer indeed! Love your style man.
SUCH A GREAT CHANNEL!!
I liked the video before it even started. Wish I could like it twice.
I don't know how to play a guitar, don't own a guitar, and don't know a whole lot of music theory, but damn if I don't love every single one of these videos!
The big rock ending tho! Love it man, as always
Mannnnnn end this stupid pandemic so we can see Coheed slay live again!! Shivers
Tour already happened. Cruise this month.
He used a Bogner Uberschall for the welcome home tour. I was lucky, the band I was in went to record a album with a guy that was in a signed band. He had Claudio's amp in the studio and I got pictures with the road case from the welcome home tour and got to play the amp cranked. He wouldn't say who he got it off of. I had a feeling it was Claudio.
We've all felt those vibes Michael is feeling while listening to this. You know how good that sounds coming out of those monitors and into his ear holes? Ya, ya'll know.
awesome! ever since second stage turbine album ive been a big fan, their stuff is so awesome with lyrics and deep stories to go with it, so cool!
This is so badass how you figured this out so quick.
Voice that you either love or hate but all can agree that the sound is what brings us together.
WOH! I did not expect to see Coheed!
I still can't get over the fact that Claudio shreds like that while singing like that. It is sooo fucking difficult to sing in key and play guitar at the same time. Coheed is so fucking good man. I love how Mike gets into this song... Please react to some more Coheed and maybe some Tool too.
Great reaction. Love me some coheed
I love Prog Rock and how people use the math and tones.
Just struck me that Claudio didn't break out the double neck for this performance. Love the analysis/reaction here.
I saw Coheed live in Albuquerque when they were a warm-up band for The Used in 2002. Such an amazing band!
Damn, full circle! Just saw them at the Palladium in Mass. and The Used opened up for them
I'm not a fan, so I've passively listened a lot with the radio and what have you.... I hear the flat VI and automatically go "HARMONIC MINOR" but you made this part make a lot of sense to me with the maj III. I really dig the combination of noodling and analysis. Thank you, brother! Subscribed.
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If you want to shit bricks and see WARREN HAYNES jump in and do the "nod for 3 bars and go off" thing that he's famous for on this same song.
There are few things more fun than watching skilled people try and figure out what other skilled people are doing
I know you where trying to resist playing but Michael, we would LOVE to hear you solo over that riff. Would be so amazing.
Is it sad that I could probably watch a 90 minute set of just this song because it's primarily my 2 favorite types of runs lol
I would never be sick of you doing some coheed
Coheed and Cambria has always been my favorite band that I never listen to. I don't know why... I just can't ever get myself to play a Coheed song during my leisurely listening time.. Every time I listen to them I effing love them though. I did have a period where I listened to the album "No World For Tomorrow" a lot though. Excellent album, not really my style of music but it's so good.
Like the channel man! Think I'll sub and check some more stuff out! In your words: "absolutely bitchin'," my man! Keep it up!
I don't listen to them often, but when I get the urge, I binge them for like three weeks straight
Amazing! Please do TEN SPEED by COHEED AND CAMBRIA if you have chance. Much appreciated!
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FUCK YES. Megadeth gave metal riffs permission to be lushly melodic, distinct from the snarling savagery of Metallica’s riffs or the anarchic noise of Slayer’s. All metalcore bands play in a sandbox built by Mustaine and the premier guitarists with whom he’s built the Megadeth discography.
And metalcore, btw, is the scene in which Coheed came up: their first two records came out on Equal Vision Records, and I first saw them on their “Second Stage Turbine Blade” tour as openers for Thrice and- the headliners!- Hot Water Music.
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The final cut with mic tod is the best
Fun fact, this song is the reason I started playing guitar. I was on the path to becoming a drummer like my dad and then I heard Welcome Home on the first version of Rockband and said "I need to learn guitar so I can play that" and it was the first song I learned to play start to finish.
I was looking for this comment. I always played guitar but the first time I heard this song I knew I had to stick to my guitar and my skills.
Still remember every note to this day!
Funny.. Welcome Home is the reason I picked up the drums when I was young. Well this and Beast and the Harlot by A7X.
Yellow ledbetter by Pearl Jam is what made me wanna get a set of strings.
Seems to be a lot of commonality across people who decide to pick up instruments because of certain songs. Its always the same handful of songs from any group.
I’d give anything to learn to play guitar. You make it look so effortless🥲.
Edit: hit the 12:50 mark….. 🤯 seeing the wheels turn in your mind as you’re hearing the notes being played, and the joy that overcomes your face. It truly is a beautiful skill, talent, gift whatever you wanna call it. To be able to hear and understand music and to be able to play an instrument. 🤩 You are so lucky!! I LOVE music so much and hearing songs like these. That have such amazing guitar riffs, ughhh. I wish I could play and jam out because I can feel all the energy these artists put into their music. Also, just stumbled onto your channel and this is the first video I’ve seen. I’m not sure if you ever done any on the group Avenged Sevenfold. If you have I will definitely be checking those out😄 if not, Please look into them. They are one of my favorite bands primarily because of their guitarists and their solos. Amazing!! Anyways, great video👏🏻 I will keep watching.👍🏼
The little legato shred in the beginning sounded eerily similar to the actual solo of this song lmao.
oh brother, welcome to The Fence! 🤘🏻🔥🍻 literally any song would be awesome to hear you dissect. try “Gravemakers & Gunslingers” or “Gravity’s Union”
It's been years and Gravity's Union still floors me every time that I hear it. When Claudio explained that the song came about about as a thought experiment into to what he considered would be the worst thing that could happen to him - he and his wife getting into a car wreck and him surviving and her not - and being stuck in a loop of that... chills. (He then, as he does, incorporated that into the Amory lore.)
@@metaljin yeah that’s some What If Dr Strange vibes
Went to high school with the drummer Josh Eppard in Kingston NY. He also raps, check out Weerd Science
Great song. Saw them live in Baltimore with Chris Pennie still on drums. Claudio is the man!! 🤘
Damn, I saw them like 20 times between 2002 and 2004. I think that had to do more with them being close to Philly and then opening for basically every scenester type band at the time
@@smelltheglove2038 yes if memory serves it was Linkin park they opened up for. What a great show that was.
Chris Pennie replaced Josh Eppard while he dealt with addiction.... Josh came back... You probably know all this
@@chrismcnally1058 yea man. I am glad he was able to win out and make it back.
This is always a legit teacher.
Just saw these guys last month still sooooo good. You should do their new single “shoulders”. Such a killer riff