Meshuggah fans enjoy watching people react to the band. That first time listen is quite the trip. I think we all remember our first time lol. Each successive listen will reveal a bit more. It's like a journey to an epiphany. There are just so many dimensions to what they do that one cannot really see them all immediately. You'll find yourself going back for more and being very excited in anticipation for what comes next. That next sick groove, that next insane drum pattern, that next insane scream from another dimension. I got into them back in 96 and Ive pretty much listened to them every day since. As a musician especially as a drummer it completely blew my mind and changed my whole perspective on music. As a fan of innivative heavy metal, it's so next level that I was just addicted immediately.
Little known fact about Thomas Haake : He is actually 4 people in a trenchcoat, and they all control one limb each - thats how they make the drumming work.
Totally spot on regarding the Norms not getting the musicianship. I think at the top end they need time to train their ears, like we did as players. When you're starting out some solos are just too much to take in for eg. Best of luck with the channel bro, I'll be back...
I have seen one live video where Haake fucked up right at the beginning of a song, but he recovered almost immediately and played flawlessly thereafter - it proved he's human, and his recovery was as impressive as any flawless performance.
I love Meshuggah. Jason, i think you would enjoy react to Baard Kolstad, "Rewind" "Moon" "The Sky is Red". I think you would love him aswell. He is in the band Leprous.
The most mind blowing thing about Haake's playing is that he never hits snare and kick simultaneously, ever. Considering how much double bass he has played over the years that is just freaky.
@@Egoblivion I suspect you never played bleed yourself. I guess it's easier to play the kick under the snare hits on that one but far from a difficult task not to.
@@darkobruce Gene is a FANTASTIC drummer! One of my favorites and such a cool guy.. Tomas is just a machine though! Both are great! Eugene Ryabchenko is pretty bad ass too.. Those guys are probably my top 3.. Just so many great drummers out there
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Meshuggah fans enjoy watching people react to the band. That first time listen is quite the trip. I think we all remember our first time lol. Each successive listen will reveal a bit more. It's like a journey to an epiphany. There are just so many dimensions to what they do that one cannot really see them all immediately. You'll find yourself going back for more and being very excited in anticipation for what comes next. That next sick groove, that next insane drum pattern, that next insane scream from another dimension. I got into them back in 96 and Ive pretty much listened to them every day since. As a musician especially as a drummer it completely blew my mind and changed my whole perspective on music. As a fan of innivative heavy metal, it's so next level that I was just addicted immediately.
Little known fact about Thomas Haake : He is actually 4 people in a trenchcoat, and they all control one limb each - thats how they make the drumming work.
I loved your take his on performance! Smart and thoughtful
The closed eye visuals reference was gold. All things considered, it may well be my favorite Meshuggah track.
Anyway, thanks for the upload.
And Nostrum playthrough now when you're warmed up! p.s he also writes lyrics.
more than a car he is very good at having independence in his hands. above all it holds the ghosthnote a lot
Sometimes it feels like he is playing 3 different songs at the same time. One with the right arm, one with the left and one with hes feet.
Totally spot on regarding the Norms not getting the musicianship. I think at the top end they need time to train their ears, like we did as players. When you're starting out some solos are just too much to take in for eg. Best of luck with the channel bro, I'll be back...
Thank you so much for all of your kind words!
Absolutely brilliant. I have watched this video hubdred of times and still so impressed.
And tes heal toe :)
I have seen one live video where Haake fucked up right at the beginning of a song, but he recovered almost immediately and played flawlessly thereafter - it proved he's human, and his recovery was as impressive as any flawless performance.
It's like they invented a whole new tonal vocabulary, there are no blues roots in this stuff that I can hear. Refreshing. And I like blues.
Why blues?
@@deathonion404 alot of of stuff is rooted in blues
I love Meshuggah. Jason, i think you would enjoy react to Baard Kolstad, "Rewind" "Moon" "The Sky is Red". I think you would love him aswell. He is in the band Leprous.
Yes, please get to BAARD
Hell yes!
The most mind blowing thing about Haake's playing is that he never hits snare and kick simultaneously, ever. Considering how much double bass he has played over the years that is just freaky.
In Bleed though...
@@Egoblivion I suspect you never played bleed yourself. I guess it's easier to play the kick under the snare hits on that one but far from a difficult task not to.
You gotta react to snarky puppies outlier..the drummer .krazy..time signatures..
Great work man
This song is in 4/4 btw
This song is all in 4/4!
And still have not did reaction to Gene Hoglan "Skeksis" track... Such a shame cccc
There you go, th-cam.com/video/YUUNsyoVNRM/w-d-xo.html
@@JasonSayersDrums Thank you fine sir :)
Hope you liked it as I did.
@@darkobruce Gene is a FANTASTIC drummer! One of my favorites and such a cool guy..
Tomas is just a machine though! Both are great! Eugene Ryabchenko is pretty bad ass too.. Those guys are probably my top 3.. Just so many great drummers out there
Yo that intro is super loud
Yeah sorry about that. I was still learning how to edit at that point 🤣