@@rickysickles1429"You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means." ☠️ Woke is from the Civil Rights Movement. It meant being alert/awake to injustices like racism. Woke was never bad. 😊☮️❤
It worked Scotland 🏴 With Pipes and Kilts got called “The Screaming Ladies from Hell” 😅 ( and Germans named the US Marines “Devil Dogs” as couldn’t be stopped regardless of casualties.
@@peppermintnightmare4741 Honestly, so what? Very little actual US soldiers died in Afghanistan You honestly have a bigger chance of dying in the US from gun violence
Honestly i'm more interested in... where the fuck does he get THAT much reverb on his vocals? He sounds like he's in a stadium. I would guess forest, but... that's a bit too much for that amount of greenery there
When I was given the opportunity to be company leader, this is one of the things I miss the most. The Marching In Cadence was and still is awesome. And this guy proves it
My father was a drill instructor. Worst years of my young life. Brace for attention, march in place, brace the wall, every fucking day. He's buried with Honors after 32 years of service to the ARMY. I piss on his grave.
In all seriousness, if you were hiding and waiting to surprise the enemy and heard this coming. It might make you think twice about that Ambush. It did sound bad ass
This was my class at DINFOS!! The cadence callers name is Josiah Trombley, we will make sure he sees it, as your video is making rounds in our MC community. It sounds awesome man, great work. 🙌
I was in the USN boot camp 1970 not many women. But we got a cadence caller from Chicago and she decided to "get down" chanting and dance! The rest of us were doing it too! Then a male drill instructor walked over and really got onto us. He wasn't even our instructor! We could no longer do cadence instead punishments AND we had to learn fancy drills like high school bands that walk in and out of lines etc. We were good! But the worst punishment? Shoes! The morning after our stunt we woke up to find a mountain in the hallway of our shoes with 10 minutes to find ours or go without! our name was written inside but there's 120 shoes! One girl climbed the stack and tossed shoes, "Jones, Smith, .." we barely made it. All because we liked to boogey! Glad it's changed in 50 yrs.
My CCs did much the same except they kicked it up a notch: all clothes, shoes, sheets, pillows... everything tossed. Some of the younger recruits were traumatized. I was 29, and started laughing. Got everyone to laugh talking about how those two cranky CCs must have looked like 5 years olds throwing a tantrum. The visuals were hilarious. We got it cleared up faster than they thought and they did not expect to find us laughing.
Howdie, Navy bootcamp 1981 Orlando. Wasn't a whole lotta women, then too. I was one of the few selected for the CO Ed drill team while in basic. Got to take a bus to parades, and missed out on a few inspections, this pissed off our barracks that remained behind. Me and the other girl would return to overturned bunks and scattered lockers. The girls apologized after they saw us March for our graduation. They realized we had been busting butts. Good times! Wow, 1970! Salute!!!
Yes, I was in boot camp in 1977, they look to be in a Naval school, but I'm not sure what part of the country, my schools were in the Great Lakes, and it was cold!
I'm not necessarily some amazing musician like Andre, but some of us are blessed with the ability to know, without any frame of reference, how to sing an A note or C note or what have you, and how to keep tempo. Now if I only had the dexterity and skill to use that, I'd be set...
@@Ced-Gauche there is.. most likely, since i could hear it too, but much less than what has been normalized in the industry, and not throughout the entire thing
@@ricardogeeexperiments8540 thank u for that. I personally have no clue how to find his unit but a good friend of mine who is also Navy is gonna see if he can
The entire time I was singing Navy cadences at Boot Camp, I always thought, "This would sound better with some metal music." I'm glad I'm not the only one. Great job, dude. You nailed it.
@@BeauHaynes1513 nice. I’m not able to be in a real military, so I’m in a military sci-fi fan club where I portray a corpsman. A fleet marine force corpsman no less
My late great grandfather on my moms side was in the new zealand navy and though he didn't listen to metal he would've still appreciated this because it fits. He had dementia when he passed but I bet if I had played this for him he would've fallen in and done the cadence...funny thing is it hurt to think about him until now, metal always heals
People on TH-cam mostly want to watch djent shredding, but this dude has the most tasty chord-based riffage... he could front a power trio and not need a rhythm guitarist.
@@XxNoMErcY99xX I wouldn't say it's rare. It's probably the only kind of djent I listen to, and I've found plenty. There's just lots of music out there nowadays.
Ah I had this thought too. Then I had this one: The US Military probably has the creative rights to all of these cadences and would probably be very litigious.
I have never seen this video before until now BLU MY MIND FANTASTIC to the brave Man and Women that are doing this for our country thanks to all of you that still protecting us today 🎉🎉🎉
The video is a true march of the United States Marines Corps, but the audio was recorded in the studio by the author of the song. You cannot capture this audio on a camera microphone
@Linky Scripting do you have proof? I watched the original and it sounds identical with the addition of reverb and compression. I'm pretty sure that soldier didn't re-record
Okay the fact that the soldier stayed in key through all of that with no reference point is arguably just as impressive as the incredible arrangement of the guitars, bass and drums 😳
Sailor, not soldier. We are distinct branches. Army soldiers. Navy sailors. Air Force airmen. Coast Guard coasties, a different yet similar kind of sailor. Who knows what we'll call the Space Force... guardians still doesn't sound right. And I'm a Marine, period. And there is a reference point, the tempo is built in to the cadence, and you keep it as you stay in step while marching. Don't need a metronome, drum, or anything else. Oorrah! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
@@danieltrombley1395 what did he say? He sounds awesome. He has me singing along with him driving my Ram to work and in the shower. I love it. It pumps my day up. Freaking awesome!!!! Tell him we love it. I'm an Air Force veteran. I loved doing cadence in training, plus I play the guitar also. This was brilliant. What is your bother up to today?
@@DoobieFerguson obviously, you haven't marched and kept cadence at the same time...not as easy as he makes it look. This Steam Roller Cadence was one we used in marching at Fort Leonardwood.
LYRICS I’m a steam roller baby Just a-rollin’ down the line (2x) So you better get outta my way now Before I roll right over you (2x) It’s just a little A little (Just) a little rock and roll It’s just the kind that The kind that The kind that soothes the soul I’m a B610 baby Just a-writin’ down my leads* (2x) So you better get outta my way now Before I start my interview Say you better get outta my way now Before I cross knots on you It’s just a little A little (Just) a little rock and roll It’s just the kind that The kind that The kind that soothes the soul So you better get outta my way now Before I start my interview (Said) you better get outta my way now Before I cross knots on you 1-2-2 2 a 3 a 4 a 1-2 1-2 a 3 a 4 3-4 3-4 ... *Not sure if it's "leads" or "leaves". Any thoughts?
@@captainbensooftheoil4391 in the context, it’d be leads, this is the defense information school for military journalists. So Lead as in the first sentence in a story
My grandson leaves in just 12 days to the US Navy bootcamp...i hope he experiences everything and we are all so very proud of him. Thank you all for your service.♥️
As a US Marine (a division of of US Navy), I can say this is an accurate rendition, as I've spent a good deal of time with Sailors - maybe even better than the original. Also, this might be the best one you've done, thus far! I've already listened to this 30x and sent it to all my Sailor buddies. Cheers!!
Im an Air Force vet, but I remember watching Navy trainees do drill when I was in tech training and was always jealous of how much better their cadences were. We always just used recycled Army cadences 😂
We're Mass Communication Specialist. This was the March to DINFOS (the A-school for us). Some of the words were changed to most of the cadences we had to sing to make it more rate related and, in some cases, just to make people laugh while we were marching.
As someone who spent 3 decades in the Military, I'd bet you could do this with ANY basic march, time for one for the other branches.. outstanding work brother
Yup.. Same. I’ve already listened to it like 20 times and that’s just this morning. lol. Kick ass voice! Love it! Hubby served Navy and Son serving in Navy now.
LYRICS (Steamroller) I’m a steam roller baby Just a-rollin’ down the line (2x) So you better get outta my way now Before I roll right over you (2x) It’s just a little A little (Just) a little rock and roll It’s just the kind that The kind that The kind that soothes the soul I’m a B610 baby Just a-writin’ down my leads* (2x) So you better get outta my way now Before I start my interview Say you better get outta my way now Before I cross knots on you It’s just a little A little (Just) a little rock and roll It’s just the kind that The kind that The kind that soothes the soul So you better get outta my way now Before I start my interview (Said) you better get outta my way now Before I cross knots on you ---------- 1-2-2
@@om617yota8 closest thing in relation to navy slang i could find: Derived from the Bitter or anchor rope, where it become twisted into a knot, and would be a difficult task to undo, or sometimes known as ‘a devil of a job’. i’m assuming it’s like the equivalent of “i’ll fold you” on socmed today ! “i’ll turn you into a knot” or something 😭
Takes it to a new level. We should have armored guitarists following our troops into battle like the guy from mad Max. A LAV with a platform covered in speakers!
@@theunitedstatesofamerica4862 uh... still no. We did something similar during Desert Storm, we strapped a boom box to the front of our amtrac and went into Kuwait blasting Iron Maiden's "Run to the Hills". But I ain't babysitting no frickin' hippie civilian. Semper Fi.
@@Tekilah we didn't sneak in, we charged straight across empty desert with oil wells burning all around us and helos, A-10's, and F/A-18's overhead. Nothing quiet, we made some serious noise. It's a different situation if you're on foot in the jungle or woods. Then we're very, very, quiet. 🇺🇲
Wrestler: I brought backup this time. Announcer: Backup?! What's he talking about?! *lights out* I'M A STEAMROLLER, BABY! *pyro* Announcer: It's...It's Jeff Call! What's he doing here?! The arena is electric, right now! JUST ROLLIN' DOWN THE LINE!
I do believe that young man may have missed his true calling. All of other Andre’s videos made me laugh. This actually gave me goosebumps. Both two very talented individuals. 👍🏻
Emergency War Powers, 12 USC 95 a, b. Every “citizen of the United States” is now “legally” established as an “enemy” via the Amendatory Act of March 9, 1933, 48 Stat. 1, amending Trading With Enemy Act of October 6, 1917, H.R. 4960, Public Law No. 91...The ones that need a slapping is the military with a war crime charge! ! Put the liability on those who do help the Terrorism while somehow pretending it's "heroism" ?? Lol talk about hardcore stupidity.
@@ECARVES I *LOVE* that guy. The opening about the wind is so f'kin' poetic, it should be in a legit song. Actually, I'm going to go out on a limb and say since Andre put it to music, it now is.
This is wonderful. Give them a little happiness while showing their strength. I love this. Thanks for everyone’s service and may God watch over all of you AMEN 🙏🏻 ❤❤❤
I'm in the video! In the Groupe at the back with the rolls of paper sticking out of our backpacks. I'm the first guy after the blonde girl with the roll of paper.
That must have been a great experience. I one in my company had a voice like that, and the one that did call cadence wanted a sappy mellow love song. Ugh.
This gives me goosebumps-The authority & conviction in his voice going into the hook & then into the chorus, THAT means something to him, so props to the C.C. on this! Im gonna listen to this again-I just wished we could have drilled to stuff like this!
Funny that a comment 4 years ago on the original video said, "The Navy is like death metal cadences." So cool that Andre can actually make it happen!!! Thanks Andre!!
Andre, you deserve a Grammy Award for "Best Producer" as I can hear and see the work you put into these video's...wonderful skill. Cheers, Chris / Toronto
This song could genuinely be compatible in a metal album, also is it just me that feel a bit weird that while the English Queen's Guards just stood like a statue that could delete you if the need arises, the U.S. Army men just does a rap battle, a breakdance AND a karaoke in their leisure time even while marching down a road
As a U.S. Army Veteran you are absolutely correct. We did all of that in our leisure time (especially karaoke) and I’ve lead a cadence march one time in boot camp and made it funny. Everyone loved it.
I would like to point out the Queens Guard are not your every day run of the mil solider they have a super important job to do i imagine if you were to go to your local army base and just watch the troops you would find them doing the same stuff as us Americans
@@forsakenghost7054 No, the Guards are Infantry first and foremost. They do some extra training in drill and have different responsibilities at barracks, but they are no different to any other infantry.
It's the Irish. The Irish had what was called "the great war pipes", what we call bagpipes today. If you heard the pipes you were about to be wiped out, or your friends had just arrived to bail you out. They also had rhymes to say who they were and where they came from. In fact they are the only people who rhymed in the whole world except the Chinese. For a while the Irish were part of the british army, Its a long way to tipperary was the connaught rangers/devils own (irish regiment and most well known old cadence song), who moved so fast that they were the original "storm troopers". So the British army have a longer much deeper history of "rapping", and singing than the american. They would also dance, back then it was rare to find an Irish man who couldn't Irish dance. See the Irish were indentured servants with the indentured africans before they became slaves for life. The Irish taught them to speak english, dance, rhyme etc. Break dancing is as admitted by its originators a mix of James Brown dancing with Kung Fu films... James brown did "buck dancing" and if you google it, you will see its a dance that originated in Ireland, like tap dance etc. In Ireland its called "clogging", so break dancing is an Irish traditional dance mixed with moves seen in bruce lee movies, so its an Irish/Japanese combination. Anyway, long story short, the Irish have been singing their way to battles, dancing, and rapping, since armies were only equipped with axes and swords. It works so a lot of armies try simillar things now.
This is so badass! This exhibits an enormous amount of talent...for both of you. I love the other vids you have done but this is on a whole different level. Thank you. His voice is incredible.
@@akombalasau4022 Modulation is the process of changing the key of a piece of music. It involves shifting from one tonal center or key to another, often to create a sense of tension or release. For example you may refer to tjis video th-cam.com/video/zc7MImrsCbo/w-d-xo.html . Simple example is available at the very beginning.
Sometimes the people in the video are being ridiculed by the metal, and sometimes the metal is showing respect. This is obviously the latter of the two, and it is my favorite video from this channel.
I remember a very foggy morning at MCRD San Diego with the sound of a Marine drill instructor somewhere off in the distance on the parade decade singing some insanely good cadence reverberating off the walls of the surrounding buildings and barracks. It was amazing in that setting.
Holy cow this was awesome! Made me want to go fight someone. Lol. He has an amazing voice. And the guitar playing was spot on with this cadence. Great job!
That was superb! So good to get an Andre tune where you're not laughing at the singer. And a seriously good tune, if I'd just heard it on the radio or my playlist I'd just think of it as a great song. Can't beat 'Angels are Being Dispatched' tho
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The Navy should be using this in commercials this is amazing.
Not woke enough
Way better than the drag queen they went with...
@@rickysickles1429"You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means." ☠️
Woke is from the Civil Rights Movement. It meant being alert/awake to injustices like racism. Woke was never bad.
😊☮️❤
@@JulsLittleBeirutAnarchy It wasn't, but it is now. Like a lot of other words it's been hijacked and the meaning has changed.
Beats the FK out of the trans b/s the new recruiter ads are pushing!
It worked Scotland 🏴 With Pipes and Kilts got called “The Screaming Ladies from Hell” 😅
( and Germans named the US Marines “Devil Dogs” as couldn’t be stopped regardless of casualties.
Y'know it's funny how even as an American, I didn't know about that until I heard the Sabaton song "Devil Dogs" talking about the Marines during WW1
And so, you guys better get out of a miltary American's way, right now, or else!😲.
This is the best recruitment ad I've ever seen.
He just did accomplished MISSON ENROLLMENT
If I were high-school and saw this I would've enlisted. But I would've been Afghanistan 😳
@@peppermintnightmare4741 Honestly, so what? Very little actual US soldiers died in Afghanistan
You honestly have a bigger chance of dying in the US from gun violence
Honestly i'm more interested in... where the fuck does he get THAT much reverb on his vocals? He sounds like he's in a stadium.
I would guess forest, but... that's a bit too much for that amount of greenery there
@@RazorsharpLTCould be edited slightly to fit the guitar here
When I was given the opportunity to be company leader, this is one of the things I miss the most. The Marching In Cadence was and still is awesome. And this guy proves it
Agree! I still sing cadence when I clean my house. ❤
My father was a drill instructor. Worst years of my young life. Brace for attention, march in place, brace the wall, every fucking day. He's buried with Honors after 32 years of service to the ARMY. I piss on his grave.
Kocham go,cudny glos❤
@@alligreen2174did you know this guy??? #maybeSoulMate(brother) 2:07
Epic.
THIS WAS MY CLASS!!! I can't believe I found you by chance through the nooran sisters videos and I see myself in here omg this is so surreal!
Where you at in the video?
@@61SlughiThe blue one.
Kewl
SUPER COOL 😎👍
@@61SlughiCarrying a black backpack.
This dude better start a band when he’s out.
Was thinking the same.
In his shows we march to the song!
Definitely. Maybe the next Danzig hah
here's hoping he makes it out in good shape.
Im guessing he was in one before he enlisted.
As a Army vet, I always felt many cadences would kill with just a little metal added.
So true
Talk about moral..I’d join the army if it was like this..
Instantly after seeing this video with a friend I made the comment "Dude.... Now I really want a genre called Cadence Metal."
absolutely that's why they chant . same with drums and instruments in real battles
Abs o fucking lootly . Would cause a riot of moral boost. Who isn't ready after jamming out to some metal that shakes your soul. \m/
In all seriousness, if you were hiding and waiting to surprise the enemy and heard this coming. It might make you think twice about that Ambush. It did sound bad ass
I would pee a little. Definitely scary to the enemy.
Especially if it was in their own language
Fortunate Son...
I did hear a rumour that this was the only way American troops could march in sync ;-)
@@ramadaxlNot true. Have family members. No problem with their rhythm, in or out of their branch of service. ❤
This one is the closest to an actual song. If this came on the radio, I would think this is an original song, without question. Perfect in every way!
Nah, Alex Jones was the most metal song ever made.
@@PatrickMartinez1 Yeah dude, Alex Jones is the backup in case Corpsegrinder can't perform.
@@drphdmd7064 🤣 MATHEMATICS, QUANTUM MECHANICS, THE SECRETS OF THE UNIVERSE!!!
So the Navy writes butt-rock songs?
I second that! Pure perfection!
This was my class at DINFOS!! The cadence callers name is Josiah Trombley, we will make sure he sees it, as your video is making rounds in our MC community. It sounds awesome man, great work. 🙌
Let him know his voice is pure rock n roll GOLD! 🤘
Did he see it?
His voice sounds so rock n roll
He maintains excellent key for having no music. His ear for tune is perfect.
@@justinpaul1046 My thoughts, too. Absolutely amazing. He could front a lot of bands with that voice and his charisma.
Dude has the voice of classic Rock n Roll singers.
He must have the metal in his head already
When he gets out of the Navy he should form a band.
Support them youth :)
His voice is pretty much a dead ringer for Glenn Danzig.
@@sirfuecksalot90 Is too bad he is working as a Drill Sargent they usually destroy their voice.
I was in the USN boot camp 1970 not many women. But we got a cadence caller from Chicago and she decided to "get down" chanting and dance! The rest of us were doing it too!
Then a male drill instructor walked over and really got onto us. He wasn't even our instructor! We could no longer do cadence instead punishments AND we had to learn fancy drills like high school bands that walk in and out of lines etc. We were good!
But the worst punishment? Shoes!
The morning after our stunt we woke up to find a mountain in the hallway of our shoes with 10 minutes to find ours or go without! our name was written inside but there's 120 shoes!
One girl climbed the stack and tossed shoes, "Jones, Smith, .." we barely made it.
All because we liked to boogey! Glad it's changed in 50 yrs.
My CCs did much the same except they kicked it up a notch: all clothes, shoes, sheets, pillows... everything tossed. Some of the younger recruits were traumatized. I was 29, and started laughing. Got everyone to laugh talking about how those two cranky CCs must have looked like 5 years olds throwing a tantrum. The visuals were hilarious. We got it cleared up faster than they thought and they did not expect to find us laughing.
Howdie, Navy bootcamp 1981 Orlando. Wasn't a whole lotta women, then too. I was one of the few selected for the CO Ed drill team while in basic. Got to take a bus to parades, and missed out on a few inspections, this pissed off our barracks that remained behind. Me and the other girl would return to overturned bunks and scattered lockers. The girls apologized after they saw us March for our graduation. They realized we had been busting butts. Good times! Wow, 1970! Salute!!!
Yes, I was in boot camp in 1977, they look to be in a Naval school, but I'm not sure what part of the country, my schools were in the Great Lakes, and it was cold!
My dad was an electricians mate on a sub right after WWII.
Active duty Navy here - and man this made me smile haha!
Thank you for your Service ❤
1:48 that "better get outta my way now" was... HOLY shit it was good
His voice is tuned so perfectly to harmonize with the guitar, it's so crazy.
i know right? just imagine how much better it would be if you could tune the guitar to the guy's voice
definitively he has musical training background
I'm not necessarily some amazing musician like Andre, but some of us are blessed with the ability to know, without any frame of reference, how to sing an A note or C note or what have you, and how to keep tempo. Now if I only had the dexterity and skill to use that, I'd be set...
I think there is some auto tune on the vox
@@Ced-Gauche there is.. most likely, since i could hear it too, but much less than what has been normalized in the industry, and not throughout the entire thing
The drill seargent everyone needs.
They were hyped at the end.
The fact that he starts to growl at 1:24 makes it as if he sung so it can be made into a metal music.
Phil Anselmo vibes.
It's the Whooo after that for me xD fucking cool xD
Well thats not a growl but indeed cool.
He knew exaywhat he was doing with that growl
@@Even_N.D. What is it called then? Im actually curious cuz idk shit abt music when it comes to singing lol.
Dude! Crazy good 👏🏼
Thanks mate! And thanks for the inspiration. If it weren't for your I left my home video, I wouldn't have done this one. You really nailed it.
@@AndreAntunesofficial I guess a colab is just a matter of time now? :O
I come back to this vid about once a month for chills.
@The Kiffness and @ Andre Antunes, br really badass if yall did some collab work for the Marines next. That one would be absolutely badass.
@@AndreAntunesofficial you're a genius bro,give us some more,thanx!greetings from Switzerland
New Volbeat album sounding REAL GOOD
Does so very Volbeat..ish. Thanks for the tip
Lol. I was thinking of Five Finger Deathpunch. But Volbeat is even closer 🤣
Not a full syllable exited this man’s mouth before I was like “Volbeat” lol, glad I’m not crazy
Exactly what I thought 😂
Hah, I thought that sounds somehow familiar
As a Navy retiree and gigging rock musician, I just got chills! 🤘
He’s got a voice of a metal singer. Great job!! Thank you for your service to all the men and women.
I suspect he could also pull off country (classical, neo-classical or modern/tractor rap).
@@mikeg3439 absolutly he should be a Singer in a Band. I would love it.
I swear I've seen this dude doing some Five Finger Death Punch covers. He even has the same voice as that one dude.
Most drill instructors have a good metal singing voice because they yell alot
does remind me of James Hetfield around the Load/Reload era
I hope this military kid sees this video and realizes how fucking kick ass his voice is.
@@ricardogeeexperiments8540 thank u for that. I personally have no clue how to find his unit but a good friend of mine who is also Navy is gonna see if he can
I made the video and can find him
Trombley was the best cadence caller we had while I was there. We never had another good one after he graduated from the A-school unfortunately.
If he is a kid, I'm a baby
Reminded me of Some of the vocals from Killswitch Engage. Amazing voice!!!
The entire time I was singing Navy cadences at Boot Camp, I always thought, "This would sound better with some metal music." I'm glad I'm not the only one. Great job, dude. You nailed it.
What was your rate sailor
@@pacificcoastpiper3949 YN
@@BeauHaynes1513 nice. I’m not able to be in a real military, so I’m in a military sci-fi fan club where I portray a corpsman. A fleet marine force corpsman no less
HOW COOL! My buddy and I thought the same thing back in San Diego, 1977!!!
In the Army, we used metal and country songs as our cadence a lot. 500 soldiers singing Metallica is quite intimidating. Lol😂
My late great grandfather on my moms side was in the new zealand navy and though he didn't listen to metal he would've still appreciated this because it fits. He had dementia when he passed but I bet if I had played this for him he would've fallen in and done the cadence...funny thing is it hurt to think about him until now, metal always heals
I loved to hear this. Thank you for sharing!
Andre's composition skills are so incredibly versatile.
People on TH-cam mostly want to watch djent shredding, but this dude has the most tasty chord-based riffage... he could front a power trio and not need a rhythm guitarist.
@@suburbanindie Djent shredding? There is some don't get me wrong, but shredding is actually pretty rare in Djent
@@XxNoMErcY99xX I wouldn't say it's rare. It's probably the only kind of djent I listen to, and I've found plenty. There's just lots of music out there nowadays.
Amen
@@XxNoMErcY99xX most modern day shredders release djent instrumentals.
Edit: the once without shredd are mostly vocal djent bands
Andre, i think you should consider making an entire album with military songs.
It's defenetly something that should exist in this mad world.
Ah I had this thought too. Then I had this one: The US Military probably has the creative rights to all of these cadences and would probably be very litigious.
@kaczok For everything else, there's Sabaton :)
@@Moldyvort Nah, it's free marketing.
@kaczok *Metal Cadence
I agree 100%! 🇺🇲
As a US Navy veteran I've done this cadence more times than I can count. Thanks for the good memories.
Thank you for your service. I sleep soundly at night because of heroes like you. Cheers!
NTC Great mistakes parade grounds lol good times!
@@Gendrix00FU I second your comment
@@Gendrix00FU safe from what?
Good memories? How many did you kill?
I have never seen this video before until now BLU MY MIND FANTASTIC to the brave Man and Women that are doing this for our country thanks to all of you that still protecting us today 🎉🎉🎉
Blows my mind how good the vocals sound considering that this wasn't shot in a professional studio or with any consideration for mic placement
Harshly, a military career evokes a person's deepest discipline, requiring a small quantity of training to execute anything flawlessly.
@@daltonvargas15 Clearly, you have no spent a lot of time around those served 😂
The video is a true march of the United States Marines Corps, but the audio was recorded in the studio by the author of the song. You cannot capture this audio on a camera microphone
@Linky Scripting do you have proof? I watched the original and it sounds identical with the addition of reverb and compression. I'm pretty sure that soldier didn't re-record
@@Jacob-ir6zi th-cam.com/video/zLHhAvkz7uY/w-d-xo.html
Okay the fact that the soldier stayed in key through all of that with no reference point is arguably just as impressive as the incredible arrangement of the guitars, bass and drums 😳
Sailor
That is a Sailor.
Sailor, not soldier. We are distinct branches.
Army soldiers.
Navy sailors.
Air Force airmen.
Coast Guard coasties, a different yet similar kind of sailor. Who knows what we'll call the Space Force... guardians still doesn't sound right.
And I'm a Marine, period.
And there is a reference point, the tempo is built in to the cadence, and you keep it as you stay in step while marching. Don't need a metronome, drum, or anything else.
Oorrah! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Perfect rhythm and perfect pitch while marching - the standard has been set.
Autotune, I presume?
I actually think it would make an interesting vocal concert to have different military branches sing their marching songs
There are some VERY good cadence singers out there
It's America, it'll already be a competition. They already do auction calling, pig calling so there will defo be cadence calling.
And some very interesting cadences that could be called but would be banned. A little bird comes to mind.
Daddy was a paratrooper mama was a ...?
It might not be exactly what you're looking for but the Edinburgh military tattoo is very good
This is what military vids for joining should be. Props to the creator and young man in vid
this military guy was not born for war, he was born for the arenas and venues 🤘🤘🤘🤘
After he proves himself in war, does he get cast into the limelight. Commands respect
By his presence.
No one is born for war. But we are always ready for it.
Playing in a metal band is the same thing as going to a war.
You think show venues are safe places 🤣
I'll make it 666 for u 🤘🏻
God damn, that boy can sing! Great work. Best wishes from Singapore.
I sure hope the troop who marched to this knows this exists. Fantastic work.
This was from several years ago but I just came from this command and this is super awesome!
I soooo hope they know they are part of a great song. it would be a shame if not.
He does! It's my brother he just showed me
@@danieltrombley1395 what did he say? He sounds awesome. He has me singing along with him driving my Ram to work and in the shower. I love it. It pumps my day up. Freaking awesome!!!! Tell him we love it. I'm an Air Force veteran. I loved doing cadence in training, plus I play the guitar also. This was brilliant. What is your bother up to today?
@@danieltrombley1395 He's awesome! 😍💯🤘🤘🤘
His voice is fantastic but how he stay on tempo is another level.
That's precisely the purpose of singing while marching, to give a cadence so everybody march on tempo.
@@leonardoflorentin how he's staying on key is amazing
he is for sure s musician himself
@@mattzach34 How is that amazing when he's the one deciding the key?
@@DoobieFerguson obviously, you haven't marched and kept cadence at the same time...not as easy as he makes it look.
This Steam Roller Cadence was one we used in marching at Fort Leonardwood.
Wow wow wow....Absolutely crazy voice ...hoping to hear him sing when he gets out!!!❤
History taught us that many iconic rock singers were born out of sheer coincidence.
US Navy Trombley can be definitely one of them.
A BVB Fan🤣
LYRICS
I’m a steam roller baby
Just a-rollin’ down the line (2x)
So you better get outta my way now
Before I roll right over you (2x)
It’s just a little
A little
(Just) a little rock and roll
It’s just the kind that
The kind that
The kind that soothes the soul
I’m a B610 baby
Just a-writin’ down my leads* (2x)
So you better get outta my way now
Before I start my interview
Say you better get outta my way now
Before I cross knots on you
It’s just a little
A little
(Just) a little rock and roll
It’s just the kind that
The kind that
The kind that soothes the soul
So you better get outta my way now
Before I start my interview
(Said) you better get outta my way now
Before I cross knots on you
1-2-2
2 a 3 a 4 a
1-2
1-2 a 3 a 4
3-4
3-4
...
*Not sure if it's "leads" or "leaves". Any thoughts?
In that context it'd be leaves, thanks for the lyrics!
Thanx
@@captainbensooftheoil4391 in the context, it’d be leads, this is the defense information school for military journalists. So Lead as in the first sentence in a story
I believe it would be leaves. The insignia pins on collars and lapels are often refered to as leaves
@@marcpayne8893 I graduated from this school 3 classes after these kids, it’s leads
A capella, the dude sounded pretty good already... with Andre, he sounded like he could stand in for Glenn Danzig, and no one would notice. Brilliant!
Except the music Andre put in there beats hell out of anything Danzig's done in the past 20 years!
No one can replace Evil Elvis 😅😅
@@garmisra7841 Well he is almost 60.....
i'm pretty sure thats autotuned and reverbed
My grandson leaves in just 12 days to the US Navy bootcamp...i hope he experiences everything and we are all so very proud of him. Thank you all for your service.♥️
You must be very proud of your grandson god bless him
Thank that young man for me. ❤
If your grandson, has any musical talent? Maybe, someday soon then, HE'll be singing like this.🙂.
As a US Marine (a division of of US Navy), I can say this is an accurate rendition, as I've spent a good deal of time with Sailors - maybe even better than the original. Also, this might be the best one you've done, thus far! I've already listened to this 30x and sent it to all my Sailor buddies. Cheers!!
Im an Air Force vet, but I remember watching Navy trainees do drill when I was in tech training and was always jealous of how much better their cadences were. We always just used recycled Army cadences 😂
You stand corrected, Jarhead. It's Department of the Navy, vice "Division". Semper Fidelis
Fair winds and following seas to all.
We're Mass Communication Specialist. This was the March to DINFOS (the A-school for us). Some of the words were changed to most of the cadences we had to sing to make it more rate related and, in some cases, just to make people laugh while we were marching.
I am Air Force, I love this. I think it is bad ass.
what does it feel like to kill?
As someone who spent 3 decades in the Military, I'd bet you could do this with ANY basic march, time for one for the other branches.. outstanding work brother
Makes sense, marching songs would all be in basic time signatures making them easy to add music to.
I'd like to hear the bombed hospital version.
I was thinking the same thing you should do a whole category on them
Sounds like you could make an album based on one location's march songs and make it a gift for that community... XD
when the navy says get out of my way they mean it those ships dont turn too well..they will roll over you
They all have a great voice this needs to go viral
I'm not even American, but man I can appreciate this, must've replayed a dozen times already
Our cadences are catchy as hell. I will admit that.
@@masynmorey6769 It's my new housework tune lol
Me too damn 🤣🤣 hahah lol
That's just a little taste of American swagger No. 7 sour mash for ya 😎
Damn what a voice, unique and strong, would actually be a great frontman.
I got Danzig vibes
0:10 that "Ahh!im a steam roller" got me 🤣
Remind me of Ivan Moody
1:25 the growling is fun, and he’s still very much in tune when he does it! Impressive!
Maybe he is, on weekends... :)
This sounds beyond amazing, holy..
Extremely Holey🍵🍾🧙♂️🎸
I wouldn't use the word holy.
OMG - I could watch this 1000 times. Cadence leader has a seriously talented voice! Thank you!
Yup.. Same. I’ve already listened to it like 20 times and that’s just this morning. lol. Kick ass voice! Love it!
Hubby served Navy and Son serving in Navy now.
LYRICS (Steamroller)
I’m a steam roller baby
Just a-rollin’ down the line (2x)
So you better get outta my way now
Before I roll right over you (2x)
It’s just a little
A little
(Just) a little rock and roll
It’s just the kind that
The kind that
The kind that soothes the soul
I’m a B610 baby
Just a-writin’ down my leads* (2x)
So you better get outta my way now
Before I start my interview
Say you better get outta my way now
Before I cross knots on you
It’s just a little
A little
(Just) a little rock and roll
It’s just the kind that
The kind that
The kind that soothes the soul
So you better get outta my way now
Before I start my interview
(Said) you better get outta my way now
Before I cross knots on you
----------
1-2-2
Thanks for the lyrics. What a badass rendition!
Gods work brother.
Anybody know what "cross knots on you" means? I can gather some from context, but history anything would be good.
@@om617yota8
closest thing in relation to navy slang i could find:
Derived from the Bitter or anchor rope, where it become twisted into a knot, and would be a difficult task to undo, or sometimes known as ‘a devil of a job’.
i’m assuming it’s like the equivalent of “i’ll fold you” on socmed today ! “i’ll turn you into a knot” or something 😭
@@aphrodite9556 Thank you! That's good info.
Takes it to a new level. We should have armored guitarists following our troops into battle like the guy from mad Max. A LAV with a platform covered in speakers!
Uuh... no.
@@davidcruz8667 Uuh... yeah.
@@theunitedstatesofamerica4862 uh... still no.
We did something similar during Desert Storm, we strapped a boom box to the front of our amtrac and went into Kuwait blasting Iron Maiden's "Run to the Hills". But I ain't babysitting no frickin' hippie civilian. Semper Fi.
"Ok, so we gotta sneak behind the enemy and flank th-"
*"I CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER THE SOUND OF THESE STRINGS"*
@@Tekilah we didn't sneak in, we charged straight across empty desert with oil wells burning all around us and helos, A-10's, and F/A-18's overhead. Nothing quiet, we made some serious noise.
It's a different situation if you're on foot in the jungle or woods. Then we're very, very, quiet. 🇺🇲
if I was a wrestler, this would be my entrance theme
Wrestler: I brought backup this time.
Announcer: Backup?! What's he talking about?! *lights out*
I'M A STEAMROLLER, BABY! *pyro*
Announcer: It's...It's Jeff Call! What's he doing here?! The arena is electric, right now!
JUST ROLLIN' DOWN THE LINE!
If I was a theme, this would be my wrestler.
Good call!
@@Melissamms that's funny since that's my last name.
@@NasirusPrimal so much win LOL
Great way to make marching fun and motivate the troops. BRILLIANT!
I do believe that young man may have missed his true calling. All of other Andre’s videos made me laugh. This actually gave me goosebumps. Both two very talented individuals. 👍🏻
Right? This one is utterly different.
Yeah I got the really nice shivers
I think he didn't impressed his parents of what he want to be and decided what is best.
What's wrong with bombing kids for gassing up a billionaire's third yacht? Are you anti American?
Will ya still like them when they are pushing you onto a bus headed for a concentration camp? Brainwashed minions of the evil system!
This unironically slaps
Spatula Slapz Cuzinz 🥁🎸👍👍👍
That guy has a good voice!
agree, beautiful juicy voice
Same reaction,. Amazing 🤘🤘🤘🔥
Makes me proud to be a navy veteran, ROCK ON BROTHERS!!!!!
As a navy vet and guitarist I can appreciate the hell out of this
As a Marine vet, I was not aware of squids having cadance
@@paxotium7971 lol well now you know
@@paxotium7971 all day every day crayon eater lol
By god. This guy can sing. And by god. This guy is a legend on guitar.
This collaboration deserves a Grammy.
Brilliant recruitment song for Metalheads.
The cadence caller has a great voice actually!
Agreed. It's so heavy when he starts to growl it out at 01:24 followed by the "WHOo!", "...HEY!" backed by Andre's guitar hook, it's match-made.
Probably my 5th time in two days listening to this. I AM OBSESSED WITH THIS CADENCE METAL 🤩
The kiffness also has a cool one :)
Same here
That few? Lightweight.
Only 5 times??
@@bas2677 ROOKIE NUMBERS XD
This one has been seriously addictive. I just keep coming back for more.
This is fabulous!!! What a great singer!!! 👍 And totally inspirational! Makes me want to join..even though I am 73.. well done by all.
His vocal talent is amazing.
This was actually badass! If this one goes viral, this guy may have a 2nd career coming!
When a fully levelled bard buffs the entire raid party
haha well played
@@USNavyMC agreed. Good to see some RPGers in here.
Two years later, and I'm still rocking on this one. Thank you, Andre!
As a navy veteran I loved this. Please do more cadences. This is what I used to get motivated in the gym and at work
As a former US Naval Sailor, I approve this cadence. 1,2 🤟3,4.
I second that as a Navy man too!
Hell yeah Sir!
We did this one in the Air Force as well
@@TheCallMeCrazy How do you march while sitting down?
Emergency War Powers, 12 USC 95 a,
b. Every “citizen of the United States” is now “legally” established as an “enemy” via the Amendatory Act of March 9, 1933, 48 Stat. 1, amending Trading With Enemy Act of October 6, 1917, H.R. 4960, Public Law No. 91...The ones that need a slapping is the military with a war crime charge! ! Put the liability on those who do help the Terrorism while somehow pretending it's "heroism" ?? Lol talk about hardcore stupidity.
If this was used in an action scene in a film or something, noone would think that it wasn't a "real song". This sounds epic!
it is a real song why do u need a movie to approve it for u
Old Army Brat here. Wish our reviews were this good. WOW!🎉❤😊
Marched to this exact chant in bootcamp 🤘🏼 Proud US Navy Veteran 🇺🇸
HOOYA!!!
Thank you for your service❤🤍💙
You are appreciated, give you thanks,from a military supporter and family member. Mad love and support goes your way.
Your 1, 2... 3,4... Your 1,2. Your 1,2,3 Your 4...
Forever ingrained in my memory.
@@murphbrs42 I love that cadence,it is familiar to me my daughter is Calvary. I think that is the same one she marched to.
Add another of Andre's pieces that I listen to un-ironically.
This and covid rant by dread guy
@@ECARVES I *LOVE* that guy. The opening about the wind is so f'kin' poetic, it should be in a legit song.
Actually, I'm going to go out on a limb and say since Andre put it to music, it now is.
Despite the added reverb I can tell that military guy has good vocals
I'm glad I'm not the only one who heard that. I wish it was clean vocals tbh. Bro needs NO reverb
The fact he can do it walking too
He don’t need autotoon
@@maybeno6247reverb isn't autotune
10 second seach and i found the original. the original is awsome. but this is a ROCK SONG i can listen to a jillion times
This is wonderful. Give them a little happiness while showing their strength. I love this.
Thanks for everyone’s service and may God watch over all of you AMEN 🙏🏻 ❤❤❤
I'm in the video! In the Groupe at the back with the rolls of paper sticking out of our backpacks. I'm the first guy after the blonde girl with the roll of paper.
That must have been a great experience. I one in my company had a voice like that, and the one that did call cadence wanted a sappy mellow love song. Ugh.
That must have been so awesome!
The Navy needs to make this a recruitment video. If I had seen this as an 18 year old, I would have enlisted immediately.
My thought exactly. And I'm Polish!
Me too. Sign me up! if I were younger.
@Matt Dursse lol. No doubt🏋️♀️
Or at least use the song and add their typical visuals. This song playing to some stuff blowing up would be sick
Instead you got: "Emma has two moms"
This gives me goosebumps-The authority & conviction in his voice going into the hook & then into the chorus, THAT means something to him, so props to the C.C. on this! Im gonna listen to this again-I just wished we could have drilled to stuff like this!
Just added this to my regular song list. Love military cadences.
Funny that a comment 4 years ago on the original video said, "The Navy is like death metal cadences." So cool that Andre can actually make it happen!!! Thanks Andre!!
You gave this guy his moment that he's always secretly longed for. 🥰 Thank you for your service, Andre. 👌🏼
This man never needed Andre, he's full on with or without TH-cam.
That guy sounds right on pitch. Amazing
As a US Army Veteran I thank you so much for this track. Brings back memories especially at the end for some reason 🇺🇸👍🪖
This guys voice is straight up incredible
Seriously what the fu does he even know? (he probably does)
That guy's got a killer voice!
Andre, you deserve a Grammy Award for "Best Producer" as I can hear and see the work you put into these video's...wonderful skill.
Cheers, Chris / Toronto
I always had some fun with Cadences when I was in. Though my RDC's were Old School and preferred us marching in Silence
The voice of the singer has been recorded with studio-like quality.
Awesome
This song could genuinely be compatible in a metal album, also is it just me that feel a bit weird that while the English Queen's Guards just stood like a statue that could delete you if the need arises, the U.S. Army men just does a rap battle, a breakdance AND a karaoke in their leisure time even while marching down a road
As a U.S. Army Veteran you are absolutely correct. We did all of that in our leisure time (especially karaoke) and I’ve lead a cadence march one time in boot camp and made it funny. Everyone loved it.
@@georgeclooney3481 O:
I would like to point out the Queens Guard are not your every day run of the mil solider they have a super important job to do i imagine if you were to go to your local army base and just watch the troops you would find them doing the same stuff as us Americans
@@forsakenghost7054 No, the Guards are Infantry first and foremost. They do some extra training in drill and have different responsibilities at barracks, but they are no different to any other infantry.
It's the Irish. The Irish had what was called "the great war pipes", what we call bagpipes today. If you heard the pipes you were about to be wiped out, or your friends had just arrived to bail you out. They also had rhymes to say who they were and where they came from. In fact they are the only people who rhymed in the whole world except the Chinese. For a while the Irish were part of the british army, Its a long way to tipperary was the connaught rangers/devils own (irish regiment and most well known old cadence song), who moved so fast that they were the original "storm troopers". So the British army have a longer much deeper history of "rapping", and singing than the american. They would also dance, back then it was rare to find an Irish man who couldn't Irish dance. See the Irish were indentured servants with the indentured africans before they became slaves for life. The Irish taught them to speak english, dance, rhyme etc. Break dancing is as admitted by its originators a mix of James Brown dancing with Kung Fu films... James brown did "buck dancing" and if you google it, you will see its a dance that originated in Ireland, like tap dance etc. In Ireland its called "clogging", so break dancing is an Irish traditional dance mixed with moves seen in bruce lee movies, so its an Irish/Japanese combination. Anyway, long story short, the Irish have been singing their way to battles, dancing, and rapping, since armies were only equipped with axes and swords. It works so a lot of armies try simillar things now.
This is so badass!
This exhibits an enormous amount of talent...for both of you.
I love the other vids you have done but this is on a whole different level.
Thank you. His voice is incredible.
can we talk about how he handled the modulation at 1:53 so well
What is modulation plz help me..
@@akombalasau4022 Modulation is the process of changing the key of a piece of music. It involves shifting from one tonal center or key to another, often to create a sense of tension or release.
For example you may refer to tjis video th-cam.com/video/zc7MImrsCbo/w-d-xo.html . Simple example is available at the very beginning.
Sometimes the people in the video are being ridiculed by the metal, and sometimes the metal is showing respect. This is obviously the latter of the two, and it is my favorite video from this channel.
I remember a very foggy morning at MCRD San Diego with the sound of a Marine drill instructor somewhere off in the distance on the parade decade singing some insanely good cadence reverberating off the walls of the surrounding buildings and barracks. It was amazing in that setting.
Holy cow this was awesome! Made me want to go fight someone. Lol. He has an amazing voice. And the guitar playing was spot on with this cadence. Great job!
Literally could close my eyes and wonder if this was Danzig.
Yep!!!!!
ha ha yeah 1st thing I thought:Danzig
Same 😄
In this song everything is great - guitar, melody, vocal. I sounds like a real almost-complete song!
That was superb! So good to get an Andre tune where you're not laughing at the singer. And a seriously good tune, if I'd just heard it on the radio or my playlist I'd just think of it as a great song. Can't beat 'Angels are Being Dispatched' tho
This is how it always sounded in my head when we were marching. Thank you for making it real.
Well... If the Navy career fails... He can become a metal singer lol
Yeah!