If this is true, that's insane! Was he the producer or the engineer on the album? I think the engineer typically has more to do with the final sound, but either way that's heavy \m/
This came out of Sweden in 1995. America was still three years away from System of a Down's first album and Tool was still alt-rock at this time. WHAT ARE THEY FEEDING PEOPLE IN SWEDEN?
The groove they lock into at 03:42 is perhaps the greatest polyrhythmic metal riff of all time and has been stuck in my head for a quarter century, literally.
@@diatonicdissonance a poly meter is like a measure with multiple time signatures and then a polyrhythm is multiple time signatures playing at the same time correct? I’m in my high school jazz band but I do guitar so I never really had to learn about polyrhythms or meters
If you read the lyrics along to this song you'll see just how ahead of its time it was. It is absolute genius in how it stays true to the ongoing trend (that was still pretty uncertain at the time) rather than pin it to a specific time. Anyone who is aware of Instagram culture and how machine based algorithms now ultimately control our output will see something scarily prophetic in these lyrics. These are not just musicians but very intelligent human beings who saw what was coming and were passionate in providing the antidote.
There's a hypothesis going around that social media may be one of the great filters. This whole time we were thinking it'd be a nuclear Armageddon or plague that wipes us out(still a possibility of course), but what if social media is the spark that lights that flame? For the record I'm not one of those "phones bad!" fucks, this *is* social media, I am just saying the fact that social media could *so easily* be weaponized(and it is and has been already) is something worth considering.
“In the technotronic society the trend would seem to be towards the aggregation of the individual support of millions of uncoordinated citizens, easily within the reach of magnetic and attractive personalities exploiting the latest communications techniques to manipulate emotions and control reason.” ― Zbigniew Brzezinski, Between Two Ages: America's Role in the Technetronic Era Published 1970
@@vikinglife6316 It's kind of mental how visionary some people could be. Isaac Asimov conceptualized AI and its consequences before computers were even a thing really. Meshuggah are far from the first or revolutionary, but they did pay attention to literature and philosophy.
Before Meshuggah released this song there was only one timeline. But this song is so heavy it ripped a hole in spacetime and now their are infinite multiverses.
Space-time is only a mathematical descriptor for relative object motions using the 3 spatial coordinates gauged between said objects over a 4th metric (duration quantified as standard units called time). It is not a fabric. It never had been. But meshuggah manifested it as a real fabric and then shredded the fucking black anus they call a hole out of it. Lol... you laymen and your lack of understanding modern physics. I laugh at you.
Thats awesome! THIS was the 1st album I got from them. A friend who was into Industrial Metal music didnt care for it and he said to me "You may like this". After the "Factory" sound FX and hearing those first few riffs and taking-in how complex they were within those grooves . . . I was hooked and an instant fan. Then bought the previous 2 CD's "None"(Ep) and "Contradictions Collapse" - that was 15+ years ago :D. Still a HUGE fan with every release since.
Here's the lyrics to this awesome piece: An even stobe a pulse of flashing Hatelights of synthetic souls massproduced Hammered into shape a sign of times dreams Turn into systems a new way a new breed Implanted in our minds Here I am in the hand of a sterile hate The new control I can not wake I'm not a sleep New intelligence arise in emptied bodies Turgid flesh tested through eternal spastic fits Do not know codes mother machine Genocide now scorn a dying race Evolution in reverse now it's time for me Changing what am I to be Contorted an eternity defeated Programmed to appease you we're symbols of Perfection humanoids runed by your laws Destroy erase improve lesson first Submission we're docile servant dogs Our leashes are your limbs Computed deep within Remoted minds controlled our thoughts no More doubts the new way is here disgorged Another thousands fakes that obey to a Circuit skin to vacuum Mechanical thoughts I now conceive No longer me always to see inanity Millions to be units like me eternally Human patterns copied dissected distorted Completed to fit the machine The nerve fibres give in to cords To the unknown See me be me same contents same machine The currency of ours no more flesh and bone We are to be unaware of what we have been before Evolution in reverse now it's time for me Changing what am I to be contorted An eternity defeated by a new machine.
Best album by them, so modern, yet so radical and unque. Musical masterpieses like this one are immortal. this is a piece of art that will be rediscovered by new generations again and again.
I like to listen to pieces of music by them and Karlheinz Stockhausen mixed, they're "absolute control on every bit of sound" vs "total freeform". It's astonishing how they melt well one after the other, in random order. Stockhausen himself created in his Licht a fake justaposition between Lucifer and Michael, I'm quite sure Urantia Book is not unknown to Thordendal and fellas.
Well it sounds like "dj guh dj guh dj" "easy enough" Jokes aside, learning something like Meshuggah by ear wouldn't be extremely difficult if you had the time for it.
+Carlo Zamora Music theory only helps so much, it isn't hard to play technical with even the most basic knowledge of how to play an instrument. And Meshuggah is barely technical, look at something like Necrophagist, Beyond Creation, Nile, Viraemia, Archspire, or even Periphery if you want to hear really technical things.
I saw these guy's open up for SLAYER years ago,I had never heard of them before,they opened up with this song,man the whole fuckin place went crazy!!!!! I must've seen around 3-4 pits open up all around me all at once,definitely one of the best metal bands i've ever seen!!!!
I remember a friend of mine playing me this song at a bonfire in 2007. I was 15. I had downloaded a ton of early Bulb and Periphery demos by Misha Mansoor at the time. I didn't know that THAT sound had a very distinct origin. I heard the first minute of this song and was still so confused. "The guitars in the intro don't fit neatly in the lines of rhythm. But the drummer is with it...in a way.." Still to this day, and forever, Meshuggah will be the most hard-ass band out there. No one can replicate them. Still, no one seems to be anything around that depth. But most importantly, they put that on in their show. There's no un-experiencing them.
+Daniel Lewis-carter fuck alcohol. you should switch it with ayahuasca. it will cleanse you of all those little sarcasms. you know, i heard that is what helped inspire meshuggahs quantum leaps in djent :3
+xBLOODBAFx Yeah, probably not going to try that if I lose my one power. I might ascend to a new spiritual level but also might see my soul consumed by snake people.
god I wish meshuggah did more with the jazz fusion sound, I still love their heavy stuff but the solo section on this song is one of their finest moments, hands down
This song is from one of the most ahead of their time albums in music. I remember the first time I heard this album and thought it atleast came out in 2003 due to its sound but when I looked up the release date and it said 1995 that was surprising considering 1995 was the year Grunge was on the decline and Nu Metal was building up steam to go mainstream and you had this album released that year and its mind blowing.
Nils Jonsson Same. In this era he used a different technique for screaming that was kind of like yelling, but eventually switched because it probably wasn't good for his voice. its metal as FUCK
ReeseThePuff Yes, maybe it put to much strain on his vocals, but it had a thrashier, more interesting sound. Now it's just this one-dimensional growl :/
That first snare hit is the best, most impactful drum hit ever recorded. I've heard this song hundreds of times and I still spend the first 3:41 just preparing for it to hit me.
They weren't as huge back in 95 because all of us that came up in the 80's listening to Ride, Master of Puppets, And justice ...Slayer, etc we're growing up, got real jobs, kids, busy... and all anyone new heard was grunge or rap music. It's all you heard. Meshuggah was not really known. There was no internet like today, you couldn't just listen on youtube, or get suggestions on youtube because you liked Pantera, Metallica, Slayer,RATM. Really heavy music was done, it was all dance, rap, greenday, wallflowers, matchbox20, and some stuff like RATM , Alice in Chains, RHCP were hot , SOAD, Tool was big later in the 90's . People started to appreciate Meshuggah more in the last 10 yrs. Likely due to youtube exposure.
They were ahead of their time. I remember watching them on their first headlining tour in the US. Saw them blow up ever since but the internet did help. Also touring out here and getting the exposure more in North America
Lysergic SuicideDeath i saw them live a few days ago, this was the last song on the card, they were pretty tired and played it slowed down as fuck, it almost sounded like demiurge but we in the pit didnt care, as we were slamming into eachother like waves on a side note, best concert i have ever witnessed, which made Meshuggah my favourite band now i need to see Mastodon live and i can die happy
KaiTheStealth Funny you say that because when i saw mastodon live the whole venue turned into a pit when they played their last song, blood and fucking thunder
Best live band I ever saw was Dillinger Escape Plan this year. Didn't know too much about them before going in except a few songs and knowing they were called one of the best live bands ever. Fucking hell best experience of my life. If you can you HAVE to see them before they break up for good at the end of this tour. I need to see Meshuggah live and my life will be complete!
Dude that was probably my favorite crowd 🏄 at Rockville couple days ago to meshugga An first time seeing them an it just clicked it was like tool and lamb of god had a baby, meshuggggggaaaaa 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
thats the way messugah has always been, if you ask people if they heard of them its either no or fuck yeah, they definitely have come a long way and they deserve so much more recognition.
Brutal: Mechanical thoughts I now conceive / No longer me / Always to see / Inanity / Millions to be / Units like me, eternally: human patterns copied, dissected, distorted; completed to fit the machine
Here, have some properly formatted lyrics for this song: An even strobe A pulse of flashing hatelights Of synthetic souls mass-produced Hammered into shape A sign of times Dreams turn into systems A new way a new breed Implanted in our minds Here i am In the hand of A sterile hate The new control I cannot wake I'm not a sleep New intelligence arise in emptied bodies Turgid flesh tested through eternal spastic fits Through not known codes Mother Machine In genocide now scorn a dying race Evolution in reverse Now it's time for me Changing What am i to be Contorted An eternity defeated Programmed to appease you we're symbols of perfection Humanoids ruined by your laws: destroy erase improve Lesson first: submission. we're docile servant dogs Our leashes are your limbs Computed deep within Remoted minds controlled our thoughts No more doubts The new way is here Disgorged another thousand fakes That obey to a circuit skein To vacuum Mechanical thoughts i now conceive No longer me always to see inanity Millions to be units like me Eternally human patterns copied dissected distorted Completed to fit the machine The nerve fibres give in to cords To the unknown See me Be me Same contents Same machine The currency Of ours no more Flesh and bone We are to be Unaware Of what we have been before Evolution in reverse Now it's time for me Changing What am i to be Contorted An eternity defeated By the new machine
2:46 it feels strange to hear ride cymbal and cross stick action in a meshuggah song xD (from someone who started listening to the band with Chaosphere and followings)
I remember the first time I heard Meshuggah.
I was not fucking ready for it.
Neither was I. I don't think anyone is, really
man the first time i heard them was LIVE on their obzen tour. i was 13 dude. you wanna talk about not being ready.
M Theory Oh fuck
heard them at 12 years old it was this track on WSOU and saw them on my 14th bday with slayer!
are you guys still okay in the head?
i saw them 2 days ago, best time of my life (i'm 20)
Just remember. The producer on this album was only 19 and it was his first major contribution.
Talk about game changing
And he managed to get the most gigantic sounding guitar ever and a great natural drum sound. That’s insane
If this is true, that's insane! Was he the producer or the engineer on the album? I think the engineer typically has more to do with the final sound, but either way that's heavy \m/
Yeah, he is Daniel Bergstrand and he has to this day produced Meshuggah, In Flames, Soilwork, Dimuu Borgir, Behemoth, etc...
@@ekthorvd6739 That's friggin awesome! I'm loving this sick ass sound. It sounds like it'll tear down cities rip down mountains
And he recorded SYL's City two years later...
I still can't believe this came out in 1995, it sounds 10 years ahead of it's time!
+Kenny Gates yep.
+Kenny Gates
Djent avant la lettre :)
Now Clockworks sounds 10 years ahead of it's time. I am waiting 2026 for listen it again.
10 years ? This sounds fresh and original even in 2019. It's timeless.
....10 decades ahead of it's time
This came out of Sweden in 1995.
America was still three years away from System of a Down's first album and Tool was still alt-rock at this time.
WHAT ARE THEY FEEDING PEOPLE IN SWEDEN?
+Sam K My guess is freedom, well being and mutual respect.
yeah they're just terrible in general.
+An4LDr1p616 genres or tool?
Salmiakki and surströmming.
funny you say that, Meshuggah and Tool are like my two favorite bands
The groove they lock into at 03:42 is perhaps the greatest polyrhythmic metal riff of all time and has been stuck in my head for a quarter century, literally.
That breakdown was so sick it almost kill me and im shaggy
Is like lit a machine is playing it, is waay too damn technical, just amazing.
It's very nice and sounds good. It is 3/4 over 4/4
its a polymeter , not a polyrhythm just fyi .
@@diatonicdissonance a poly meter is like a measure with multiple time signatures and then a polyrhythm is multiple time signatures playing at the same time correct? I’m in my high school jazz band but I do guitar so I never really had to learn about polyrhythms or meters
BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
BOOP BOOP
yea but you love those beeps tho
Favorite sound to start headbanging to
You got tabs for that?
Trrrip trrrip trrrip trrrip
If you read the lyrics along to this song you'll see just how ahead of its time it was. It is absolute genius in how it stays true to the ongoing trend (that was still pretty uncertain at the time) rather than pin it to a specific time. Anyone who is aware of Instagram culture and how machine based algorithms now ultimately control our output will see something scarily prophetic in these lyrics. These are not just musicians but very intelligent human beings who saw what was coming and were passionate in providing the antidote.
There's a hypothesis going around that social media may be one of the great filters. This whole time we were thinking it'd be a nuclear Armageddon or plague that wipes us out(still a possibility of course), but what if social media is the spark that lights that flame? For the record I'm not one of those "phones bad!" fucks, this *is* social media, I am just saying the fact that social media could *so easily* be weaponized(and it is and has been already) is something worth considering.
@@Dr_Andracca
Yeah. Autocratic countries especially make use of it to make people believe their own countries are criminal or politically invalid.
“In the technotronic society the trend would seem to be towards the aggregation of the individual support of millions of uncoordinated citizens, easily within the reach of magnetic and attractive personalities exploiting the latest communications techniques to manipulate emotions and control reason.”
― Zbigniew Brzezinski, Between Two Ages: America's Role in the Technetronic Era Published 1970
@@vikinglife6316 It's kind of mental how visionary some people could be. Isaac Asimov conceptualized AI and its consequences before computers were even a thing really. Meshuggah are far from the first or revolutionary, but they did pay attention to literature and philosophy.
isn't this song about engeneering a super race of people via deighner babies and eugenics?
Me: What you wanna listen to?
Friend: The one song that goes, *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP* *BEEP*
That could also be Die, Die My Darling by Misfits lol
Before Meshuggah released this song there was only one timeline. But this song is so heavy it ripped a hole in spacetime and now their are infinite multiverses.
Voivod did the same 10 years earlier. But still, these guys are freaking awesome
@@GoDUsopp-gk2fx I fucking love Voivod!
Space-time is only a mathematical descriptor for relative object motions using the 3 spatial coordinates gauged between said objects over a 4th metric (duration quantified as standard units called time). It is not a fabric. It never had been.
But meshuggah manifested it as a real fabric and then shredded the fucking black anus they call a hole out of it.
Lol... you laymen and your lack of understanding modern physics. I laugh at you.
I dunno man, I have a pair of socks sewn out of the fabric of space-time that would differ with you.
No it didn't
My first time hearing Meshuggah, I am pleased.
Thats awesome!
THIS was the 1st album I got from them. A friend who was into Industrial Metal music didnt care for it and he said to me "You may like this". After the "Factory" sound FX and hearing those first few riffs and taking-in how complex they were within those grooves . . . I was hooked and an instant fan. Then bought the previous 2 CD's "None"(Ep) and "Contradictions Collapse" - that was 15+ years ago :D.
Still a HUGE fan with every release since.
Your name is just like mine
SO LUCKY! I SO wish I could listen to this for the first time again
Shit, so true. I would have discovered them THIS MORNING
Prog. Metalheads: nooo you can't use just 1 string ToT
Meshuggah: haha, future breed machine goes ||| || ||| ||
I don't know how you want to play the middle part with one String, but ok
What's a macjone?
🤣
Im 84 and listening to this when the nurse cleans my arse.
stop painting your hair black, you're old
you look very good for your age, rock on
Your arse is well kept
This song is more ahead of it's time than the entire Matrix trilogy
Truly. Yet it matches it perfectly.
Meshuggah is to music what the matrix was to Cinema
Underrated comment
I'm 3 and I'm only one listening to this at daycare.
+AnAngryStorm wow a 3 year-old can spell as well xD
+Marquee_MooN and has a TH-cam account.
+AnAngryStorm im only a spermcell and im listening to this in a nutsack
+Intoxicating Breadwater Damn. Pretty hard to go further back than that.
+Slee K if I did. existence would collapse
Producer: What time signatures are on this track?
Meshuggah: All of them
"Like totes omg yolo im 14 and like this music but no one at my school does. Im unique"
Im 63 and shit my pants
Ha!
NoJoshinJoshy i cant wait to be 63 and shitting my pants. for real.
NoJoshinJoshy I want to die with this music.
Damn. I wanna be 63 and shit my pants too.
I want to be 63 and shit my pants, but I like 69 better.
Meshuggah: Your favourite metal band's favourite metal band.
Unless your favourite metal band is Meshuggah.
Recorded in 1995 sounds like 2049.
Profile picture scares the fuck out of me
Awesome
0:29 my morning alarm for the past 25 years
ayyy it was mine as well untill i got a gf :(
@@skeletonrowdie1768 dont she dare take ur meshuggah from u
that clean part is so damn nice, for me the highlight of this track
for me its the intro, god i love dat fuckin intro, it has a industrial metal flavor
Jazz and industrial in the same music can’t go wrong i guess
I really love that part too. Such fusion into it
Easily
From 02:25 it's pure beauty
5:36 - 5:48 one of the TIGHTEST endings in all Metal History
It is 2018 and the record still feels ahead of the times!
Big Bird PH agree
This sounds like a World War II era ammo factory on steroids.
Here's the lyrics to this awesome piece:
An even stobe a pulse of flashing
Hatelights of synthetic souls massproduced
Hammered into shape a sign of times dreams
Turn into systems a new way a new breed
Implanted in our minds
Here I am in the hand of a sterile hate
The new control I can not wake
I'm not a sleep
New intelligence arise in emptied bodies
Turgid flesh tested through eternal spastic fits
Do not know codes mother machine
Genocide now scorn a dying race
Evolution in reverse now it's time for me
Changing what am I to be
Contorted an eternity defeated
Programmed to appease you we're symbols of
Perfection humanoids runed by your laws
Destroy erase improve lesson first
Submission we're docile servant dogs
Our leashes are your limbs
Computed deep within
Remoted minds controlled our thoughts no
More doubts the new way is here disgorged
Another thousands fakes that obey to a
Circuit skin to vacuum
Mechanical thoughts I now conceive
No longer me always to see inanity
Millions to be units like me eternally
Human patterns copied dissected distorted
Completed to fit the machine
The nerve fibres give in to cords
To the unknown
See me be me same contents same machine
The currency of ours no more flesh and bone
We are to be unaware of what we have been before
Evolution in reverse now it's time for me
Changing what am I to be contorted
An eternity defeated by a new machine.
You're wrong. I don't see "turn into a pea soup" in your comment
Super wrong dude. Where is Ve-na-saaaauuuur!!!
This is probably the worst way I've seen anybody organize lyric lines
fleshlights
Prarthito Maity a poignant and eye opening take on our modern world
Best album by them, so modern, yet so radical and unque. Musical masterpieses like this one are immortal. this is a piece of art that will be rediscovered by new generations again and again.
I like to listen to pieces of music by them and Karlheinz Stockhausen mixed, they're "absolute control on every bit of sound" vs "total freeform". It's astonishing how they melt well one after the other, in random order. Stockhausen himself created in his Licht a fake justaposition between Lucifer and Michael, I'm quite sure Urantia Book is not unknown to Thordendal and fellas.
I'll never get tired of Destroy Erase Improve. This album always had a Sepultura-on-Adderall sound to it.
I've heard that the guitarist of Meshuggah doesn't know much theory, which is impressive considering how technical Meshuggah music is.
Well it sounds like "dj guh dj guh dj"
"easy enough"
Jokes aside, learning something like Meshuggah by ear wouldn't be extremely difficult if you had the time for it.
I don't know about Marten, but I would guess that Fredrik knows a lot about theory based on his solo work.
+Bob Jones Fredrik is the one who said he didn't know theory.
+Carlo Zamora Music theory only helps so much, it isn't hard to play technical with even the most basic knowledge of how to play an instrument. And Meshuggah is barely technical, look at something like Necrophagist, Beyond Creation, Nile, Viraemia, Archspire, or even Periphery if you want to hear really technical things.
Sunlord Sol Of course I've heard of those bands. Necrophagist has some of the most beautiful solos I've ever heard.
Fuuuuck, that part at 2:14 where the "beep" comes in again after hearing it at the begining is sooo amazingly good
I saw these guy's open up for SLAYER years ago,I had never heard of them before,they opened up with this song,man the whole fuckin place went crazy!!!!! I must've seen around 3-4 pits open up all around me all at once,definitely one of the best metal bands i've ever seen!!!!
Slayer choose their opening acts well!
1998 diablos tour?
Saw them open for tool 3 days after 911 and I never heard them before and the sound was Soo bad I actually thought they sucked.........
Meshuggah is hit or miss for me, but 2:04 is definitely a hit.
5:19 to the end🥵🥵
Miss? Get outta here asshole
This song is harder than Bleed. Change my mind.
I don’t disagree with you, but if you insist... Grabbing my saw.
Softer too...
Much djentier. But rythmwise, not as satisfying in my opinion.
It definitely is. In all aspects, except stamina
No to be too cool for the room, but my favourite Meshuggah songs are stuff like Glints Collide and This Spiteful Snake.
I remember a friend of mine playing me this song at a bonfire in 2007. I was 15.
I had downloaded a ton of early Bulb and Periphery demos by Misha Mansoor at the time. I didn't know that THAT sound had a very distinct origin.
I heard the first minute of this song and was still so confused. "The guitars in the intro don't fit neatly in the lines of rhythm. But the drummer is with it...in a way.."
Still to this day, and forever, Meshuggah will be the most hard-ass band out there. No one can replicate them. Still, no one seems to be anything around that depth. But most importantly, they put that on in their show. There's no un-experiencing them.
Ah, Meshuggah, gently soothe my hangover by forcing white hot shards of metal into my frontal lobe and wibbling them about
+Daniel Lewis-carter I was not expecting this XDDD
+Daniel Lewis-carter
fuck alcohol. you should switch it with ayahuasca. it will cleanse you of all those little sarcasms. you know, i heard that is what helped inspire meshuggahs quantum leaps in djent :3
+xBLOODBAFx Yeah, probably not going to try that if I lose my one power. I might ascend to a new spiritual level but also might see my soul consumed by snake people.
isn't that the point of the Ophidian Trek?
Djently
1995: came out this, Demanufacture and Heavy As A Really Heavy Thing.
What a fantastic year!
Yeah Strapping Young Lad....the best álbum..Heavy As A Really.....
This is one of best Metal Songs of all Time, just unbelievable....
tut tut tut tut
jedi jerry Tut Tut looks like rain
😂
the best part!!!!
cues brain aneurysm.
headbanging while i'm sitting at the toilette
im doing that rn hahaha
Ángel C im doing this rn
Simone Bravo exactly the same thing
Me too
Me too. Great minds
god I wish meshuggah did more with the jazz fusion sound, I still love their heavy stuff but the solo section on this song is one of their finest moments, hands down
This makes my mind melt
This song is from one of the most ahead of their time albums in music. I remember the first time I heard this album and thought it atleast came out in 2003 due to its sound but when I looked up the release date and it said 1995 that was surprising considering 1995 was the year Grunge was on the decline and Nu Metal was building up steam to go mainstream and you had this album released that year and its mind blowing.
Im an embryo and I lisen to Meshuggah. It suks cuz no otha embryo lisen to Meshuggah.
Look what we have here
😂😂😂
My age is potate, and I'm the only one in my syndrome who listens to this. My mum always said i'm speshuggah
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
how gnocchi of yoshi
@@Ivana9910 muhekega imama
😂
lmao
Meshuggah were building pyramids while Tool was still trying to figure out fire.
I like these old vocals so much better, they have more dynamics!
Nils Jonsson Same. In this era he used a different technique for screaming that was kind of like yelling, but eventually switched because it probably wasn't good for his voice. its metal as FUCK
ReeseThePuff Yes, maybe it put to much strain on his vocals, but it had a thrashier, more interesting sound. Now it's just this one-dimensional growl :/
2:04 "Crawl into a pea soup"
Hahahaha
0:28 is the shit I live for
+Brendan indeed.
2:25 is what i live for. 0:28 is fucking brilliant too though
the best break-in in Metal History.
I got into metal with this album and calculating infinity by Dillinger at nine years old
god bless my drum teacher who lent me the albums haha
what!? lucky
How the fuck did you like this at 9 wtf. This is some advanced shit
And calculating is even more unlistenable
Im a genesis singularity formed in another dimension because of meshuggah's violent metaphysical entropy, no 1 here undrstnds my music tastes!
THAT is why u haf 2 make ur own...
5:13 UNDERWEAR!
julius27745 cant unhear it now
My life is forever changed
First track I ever heard by Meshuggah and to this day still complete blows me away.
Heard this back in 1998. My buddy put this on and said check this shit out, blew my fucking mind. Still rocking it.
Mom: "help me with these bags, they're not that heavy!"
The bags: 3:42
2:22 COMPUTER DVD!!!!!!
😂 Omfg ye
Thank you.. now how do I unhear this back, huh? 😄
4:39 the vocals, the kick, guitars... everything is so fuckin tight and locked in it hits like a truck
3:42 - 4:50 is what i live for
That first snare hit is the best, most impactful drum hit ever recorded. I've heard this song hundreds of times and I still spend the first 3:41 just preparing for it to hit me.
@@doilookwasted2u wow never heard that thanks
They weren't as huge back in 95 because all of us that came up in the 80's listening to Ride, Master of Puppets, And justice ...Slayer, etc we're growing up, got real jobs, kids, busy... and all anyone new heard was grunge or rap music. It's all you heard. Meshuggah was not really known. There was no internet like today, you couldn't just listen on youtube, or get suggestions on youtube because you liked Pantera, Metallica, Slayer,RATM. Really heavy music was done, it was all dance, rap, greenday, wallflowers, matchbox20, and some stuff like RATM , Alice in Chains, RHCP were hot , SOAD, Tool was big later in the 90's . People started to appreciate Meshuggah more in the last 10 yrs. Likely due to youtube exposure.
They were ahead of their time. I remember watching them on their first headlining tour in the US. Saw them blow up ever since but the internet did help. Also touring out here and getting the exposure more in North America
hardest i have ever head banged in my life
My dad played this song in the car when I was 5. Ever since then I loved METAL.
none.
Meshuggah: 4:58SEEEEEEEE MEEEEE BEEEEEE MEEEE SAAAAAAAAME CONTEEEEEENT SAAAAAME MACHIIIIIIINE
I remember being amazed by these guys @ Ozzfest in 2002. Been a fan ever since.
*agressive beeping*
Been listening to this album for so many years
This is a perfect song.
Thanks to my neighbor growing up today I am a meshuggah fan!!! He went out of his way to show me them at a young age.
this song is SO SICK
I like trains
Does it need a Cure then?
@@nakymawlot no
I've listened to this almost everyday since I've first heard it about a month ago.. Simply mindblowing
Dude this song has the heaviest breakdown i have ever heard
whats crazy is that the dude who produced this is now 48 and i just turned 31
1:20 "I'm not a SIIIIIIMMMMP!!" :D
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Haha it actually does sound like that.
Lmao
This song is like going to a war without weapons, killing with bare hands each other... What an aggresive tune! I love it!
4:35 we need to pee, tune in next week
Oh my fuck thats gold haha
Dude. You made me laugh too fucking hard posting this.
I almost got injured in a pit when they played this song live, people were slamming into eachother hard
Lysergic SuicideDeath i saw them live a few days ago, this was the last song on the card, they were pretty tired and played it slowed down as fuck, it almost sounded like demiurge
but we in the pit didnt care, as we were slamming into eachother like waves
on a side note, best concert i have ever witnessed, which made Meshuggah my favourite band
now i need to see Mastodon live and i can die happy
KaiTheStealth Funny you say that because when i saw mastodon live the whole venue turned into a pit when they played their last song, blood and fucking thunder
Best live band I ever saw was Dillinger Escape Plan this year. Didn't know too much about them before going in except a few songs and knowing they were called one of the best live bands ever. Fucking hell best experience of my life. If you can you HAVE to see them before they break up for good at the end of this tour. I need to see Meshuggah live and my life will be complete!
A week ago this muthafuckas stole the music festival, and I got fucking injured in the mosh, but it was definitely worth it.
I’m going into the pit at a meshuggah show next year. May god be on my side if they play this.
Over 20 years later and still so fucking good
I was 14 the first time I heard this. Here I am 34 and it still sounds as perfect as it did back then. Best metal song ever recorded.
0:47 when you turn on two other songs at the same time
Dude that was probably my favorite crowd 🏄 at Rockville couple days ago to meshugga An first time seeing them an it just clicked it was like tool and lamb of god had a baby, meshuggggggaaaaa 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I was in the pit the whole show, this song was so intense. Glad you enjoyed it like me.
I was with cogs of war an mosh pit Jesus we were running the pits, were fest hopping atm at epicenter bout to head to mfing sonic ! 🤘🏻😈🤮🏄
Hands down my new alarm clock from 30-40 seconds in!
thats the way messugah has always been, if you ask people if they heard of them its either no or fuck yeah, they definitely have come a long way and they deserve so much more recognition.
I'm always thinking, 'I'm just one half headbang off'
These guys live is amazing
Brutal:
Mechanical thoughts I now conceive /
No longer me /
Always to see /
Inanity /
Millions to be /
Units like me, eternally:
human patterns copied, dissected, distorted;
completed to fit the machine
the nerve fibers give in to cords..,to the unknown
This album is a masterpiece
The world owes Meshuggah a great debt
Here, have some properly formatted lyrics for this song:
An even strobe
A pulse of flashing hatelights
Of synthetic souls mass-produced
Hammered into shape
A sign of times
Dreams turn into systems
A new way a new breed
Implanted in our minds
Here i am
In the hand of
A sterile hate
The new control
I cannot wake
I'm not a sleep
New intelligence arise in emptied bodies
Turgid flesh tested through eternal spastic fits
Through not known codes
Mother Machine
In genocide now scorn a dying race
Evolution in reverse
Now it's time for me
Changing
What am i to be
Contorted
An eternity defeated
Programmed to appease you we're symbols of perfection
Humanoids ruined by your laws: destroy erase improve
Lesson first: submission. we're docile servant dogs
Our leashes are your limbs
Computed deep within
Remoted minds controlled our thoughts
No more doubts
The new way is here
Disgorged another thousand fakes
That obey to a circuit skein
To vacuum
Mechanical thoughts i now conceive
No longer me always to see inanity
Millions to be units like me
Eternally human patterns copied dissected distorted
Completed to fit the machine
The nerve fibres give in to cords
To the unknown
See me
Be me
Same contents
Same machine
The currency
Of ours no more
Flesh and bone
We are to be
Unaware
Of what we have been before
Evolution in reverse
Now it's time for me
Changing
What am i to be
Contorted
An eternity defeated
By the new machine
EVOLUTION. IN REVERSE.
NOITULOVE?
and you will find LOVE
Now it's time for me!
Perfect song for new years eve 🤘
has to be a stand out song for humanity... about the end of humanity
Phil Gillespie this is happening now
If you wanna know what having asthma is like, imagine breathing to this song.
Omg this is my favorite band😂😂😂😂
if you need a song to walk through fire with, this be it!! just amazing
Programmed to Love Pea Soup!
LMFAO!!!!!!!
Seeing these guys live in London next month!! So exited. Taking a trek all the way across the country to see them though :P
First meshuggah record I listened to so damn good
these guys amd Gojira are my favorite prog/death bands
This song is fucking 24 years old and still sounds like it's from the future.
The sound of the drums in this album is beautiful!
2:46 it feels strange to hear ride cymbal and cross stick action in a meshuggah song xD (from someone who started listening to the band with Chaosphere and followings)
This song made me follow them ever since. Unstoppable drive in it, this song will always be like DNA of Meshuggah for me. Cheers!!!
The whole thing is beyond existence, but the guitar section at 2:25 I'VE GOT NO FUCKING WORDS TO DESCRIBE IT.
one of my favourite songs with Meshuggah, they played it live when I saw them last year at Copenhell \m/