Periphery: Juggerdoc - “It’s actually been a very low stress experience” The Making of P3 - “Yeah it’s been great, we all wanted to kill ourselves during Juggernaut”
Juggernaut was a pretty difficult and stressful experience for a number of reasons, and at times felt like it was too much for us to handle. But it was a fucking walk in the park compared to P2 haha. P3 and P4 were some of my favorite experiences making music ever.
next GTA? what about those NEW VEHICLES AND MISSIONS THAT WILL COST YOU HOURS OF GRIND JUST TO UNLOCK THEM? obs: the new vehicles still get blown up by opressor mk2, and we're not nerfing that
@@fr33mind29 one time I played a huge live show with a dingwall ng3 through my rig worth thousands of dollars. Then I woke up to my squier p bass and 5 watt practice amp.
yeah, the juggernaut albums were my daily morning listen to get up and going for about a year and i still love them to death even 5 years after release.
I know the members often talk about how stressful this album was to make, but I'm so glad and thankful that they did. Jug is one of may favorite albums of all time. The melodic, rhythmic, and lyrical motifs throughout the record, along with the narrative being told is so incredible. All the little details are so important and do not go unnoticed. Thank you so much Periphery for such a masterful work of art, I promise the heartache was worth it and I as well as many other fans appreciate it more than you know.
@@HeFoundAgartha my opinion bas changed yet again lol with P4 as my favourite and the rest in reverse order. It changes so much that I may as well not even bother trying to make a list
Whoa, cool to see this officially online after so many years. This project means so much to me and directing this was one of my favorite experiences. Love my P bros. I think I still have the 80 minute directors cut somewhere...
@alexpressplay this was so well done. Just wanna take a minute and say how sick all the editing is in this. Hits so much harder when you hear the song and it cuts to them laying it down in the sessions or goofing off. This was my favorite of all of the documentaries by far. I hope we get more with your involvement!
Juggernaut will forever remain one of the most important albums I’ve ever listened to. Certainly it’s my favourite Periphery work to date. So dark. So deeply emotive.
1:57 I love how Taylor first snaps at Matt and curses at him, then starts sucking up to him and asking him to get into this literally five seconds later. Good edit.
Hearing Nolly laugh at balls clapping is the most wholesome thing my ears have EVER laid witness too. AND THEN he samples it for drum samples. I love being alive sometimes.
P1 was the first step of an incredible journey. P2 had riffage, vocals and drums never seen before in the industry. Alpha/Omega had the best feel and atmosphere. P3 was the freedom of being 100% independent and creating everything on your own. P4 combined everything together. P5? P5 will be totla mad. Thank you for incredible work that lead us to one of the most unique and interesting music in our lives... so far!
You can tell Jake was going through a hard time during this album. So glad he's out of it and in a much healthier place now. Juggernaut was an awesome album! Thanks for the doco, boys.
Oh man, I was working in the studio with Taylor when they were recording this! I was still pretty new to music production then and I was floored by how much work went into these records.
Did anyone else also like the production on Juggernaut the most from all their albums? I absolutely love the way it sounds, the super low-end/bass sound the drums and guitars had to them. Not saying I don't like the production done on the rest of their albums, because I absolutely do, just asking if anyone else think's the same as me?
I *love* a heartfelt speech about each member having a perfectionist edge while simultaneously battering fools on GTA. That's a stark contrast I never knew I wanted until now.
Every year or so I have a period where I go back and listen to these two albums almost obsessively. I genuinely think it's the best work of music I've ever heard, in merit of so many things. My best friend and bandmate has the notation for the drum break in 'Stranger Things' tattooed on his arm, as well.
Juggernaut specifically has resonated with me, and invoked so many emotions from it's release until now. It's only taken me nearly 10 years to say but thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I know the guys had a tough time making it but I think all the hard work paid off. Maybe the juggernaut albums weren’t everyone’s favorite like P2 but I always felt like they were the biggest artistic flex for Periphery.
the video edit when yall added in the full song at the end of heavy heart and faded from the acoustic thing gave me chills. mad props to the video dude, and Periphery for concealing great content for so long and releasing it mid pandemic LOL
I know from you guys (interviews, etc), that this was the most hard in (psychologically meaning) album you`ve made. But damn, it's good, if not the best. My personal favourite, at least. Love you guys!
Thanks for putting this together guys! I was at the show in the ending of the documentary (10/14/2014 at Revolution Music Hall in Amityville, NY with Toothgrinder, Intervals, and The Contortionist) and it's still one of my favorite Periphery shows, not to mention that's where Psychosphere was first played live!
What I like about Periphery is that they actually use their sig series guitars when recording. I have always been disappointed when I find out a band doesn't actually use equipment that they get paid to endorse.
look at all that energy! it was well lit in the studio for this record! it's so well lit, you can almost feel the electricity in the air, just by watching the documentary! I can't wait to see the documentary for P:V!!!
These guys really don't know what they're doing. Said nobody ever. Always amazing to see the level of musicianship the guys bring to their craft. Love these kinds of documentaries :)
One of my favorite albums of all time. Even though I've heard it so many times, the part in Omega where they bring back the chorus from Alpha gives me goosebumps every time.
Periphery: Juggerdoc - “It’s actually been a very low stress experience”
The Making of P3 - “Yeah it’s been great, we all wanted to kill ourselves during Juggernaut”
lmfaoooo
Ah oh
yeah thought that was strange. they've always said Juggernaut was a stressful experience lol. maybe it was only realized in hindsight
He said comparing to working with an outside producer. Or at least thats how I interpreted
Juggernaut was a pretty difficult and stressful experience for a number of reasons, and at times felt like it was too much for us to handle. But it was a fucking walk in the park compared to P2 haha. P3 and P4 were some of my favorite experiences making music ever.
Jake: This album has made me drink excessively.
Two seconds later, Misha: This process has been pretty stress free.
Multiple albums later: Juggernaut was an extremely stressful time for all of us
Misha looks like the human version of a Blastoise
Holy fuck, I love it lmao
I seriously laughed so loud from this bahahahha
Misha I choose you
LMAO
Nah dude, a ninja turtle
34:18 They were playing GTA5 when making Juggernaut, and they were still playing GTA5 when making Hail Stan.
DAMN IT, ROCKSTAR, WHEN'S THE NEXT GTA?
@@TheLastCrankers you literally asked and he answered. Why are you so rude?
Nicole Catherine it’s not that deep, chill out. he’s an idiot, quit getting mad over it
next GTA?
what about those NEW VEHICLES AND MISSIONS THAT WILL COST YOU HOURS OF GRIND JUST TO UNLOCK THEM?
obs: the new vehicles still get blown up by opressor mk2, and we're not nerfing that
@@nikis1254 I'm not rude, am I? At least I wasn't trying to be. It was a simple joke with a rhetorical question. Sorry if I was.
I came here from watching gta 5 videos. Small world
“Everyone has a perfectionist spirit to them“
Is killing people in GTA with a monster truck
perfection in its purest form
*all the people
*insert Mraky throwing a molotov at a random guy and then cracking up"
I was just about to comment this!
There are two wolves inside us. They are both retarded
"Sometimes I dream solos, and when I wake up they're in cubase"
sometimes i record a cool solo and when i wake up it was just a dream and i even have no guitar
@@fr33mind29 one time I played a huge live show with a dingwall ng3 through my rig worth thousands of dollars. Then I woke up to my squier p bass and 5 watt practice amp.
The Juggernaut albums hold a special place in my heart. Super stoked watching this!
EDIT: VINTAGE BUZZ CUT BULB
you’re the biggest periphery fan out there! love your videos!!
Keyan a sub here, wanted to see if u can get a periphery tone using, free plugins. Cheers
JEPIETE I think he already did that. He didn‘t call it Periphery tone, but his tone always sounds a lot like Periphery.
yeah, the juggernaut albums were my daily morning listen to get up and going for about a year and i still love them to death even 5 years after release.
Same, And P2. I've been listening to them since 2010.
Well Gentlemen this was unexpected and is much appreciated
Djentlemen*
Imo, my favourite album(s)
@@acewhit924 Same here. I just have a thing for concept albums I guess.
Agreed brother
Warship
My favorite Periphery album. Thank you for giving us this window into it again! ❤️
Yo
My man those were two albums
joao cover some juggernut pls
Your Stranger Things cover was incredible!
You and me both m8, love it! ❤️
The hard cut at 30:00 from Spence talking about his muscles not getting rest to him passed out on the couch launched my sides into the stratosphere
I know the members often talk about how stressful this album was to make, but I'm so glad and thankful that they did. Jug is one of may favorite albums of all time. The melodic, rhythmic, and lyrical motifs throughout the record, along with the narrative being told is so incredible. All the little details are so important and do not go unnoticed. Thank you so much Periphery for such a masterful work of art, I promise the heartache was worth it and I as well as many other fans appreciate it more than you know.
Juggernaut is probably my favourite Periphery album followed by P2 then P1, P4 and P3
@@sirspookybones1118 Same honestly
@@HeFoundAgartha now I should mention my opinion has changed a little with P2 above juggernaut and P4 behind
@@sirspookybones1118 nothing wrong with that! P2 is a different animal
@@HeFoundAgartha my opinion bas changed yet again lol with P4 as my favourite and the rest in reverse order. It changes so much that I may as well not even bother trying to make a list
28:30 absolutely killed me.... that is incredible hahahahahah
Its nuts bro
My man isn't verified? Tf
Should be layered with the kick on the next Toska album
The man is here, for the nuts
the fro approves
It warmed my heart seeing Nolly with the lads from the past.
I thought this was a recommended video from 2015!!! just put the biggest smile on my face to see this!!!!
me too :)
These guys are legends
I only discovered the entire Periphery thing like a year ago. Along with Protest and Cannibal and Between. So recommendation came at the right time.
Missed opportunity to call it Juggernuts
Chugmanuts
These guys determination to give us quarantine content is insane, they re-recorded the whole documentary with CGI doubles.
Literally just finished watching the Hail Stan tour documentary too
ITS CHRISTMAS
Whoa, cool to see this officially online after so many years. This project means so much to me and directing this was one of my favorite experiences. Love my P bros. I think I still have the 80 minute directors cut somewhere...
Duuuude, the DC version of this would be so awesome too see 🤘🤘
Dude could you please release. That would be so awesome to watch
@alexpressplay this was so well done. Just wanna take a minute and say how sick all the editing is in this. Hits so much harder when you hear the song and it cuts to them laying it down in the sessions or goofing off. This was my favorite of all of the documentaries by far. I hope we get more with your involvement!
When!?
15:07
Misha: “fuck how am I going to remember all this live”
Lmao
hahahhaaha
"...looks like we're gonna have another Star War" lmfao
12:47 has to be the most amazing bass tone I'e ever heard
Juggernaut will forever remain one of the most important albums I’ve ever listened to. Certainly it’s my favourite Periphery work to date. So dark. So deeply emotive.
*People* :Expecting PV
*Periphery* :Here, this is how we made Juggernaugt!!!
Lost count of how many times I've watched this DVD♥️
17:35 Why are we using 2 mics? Because Spencer is in a band with 3 guitarists. Legit.
1:57 I love how Taylor first snaps at Matt and curses at him, then starts sucking up to him and asking him to get into this literally five seconds later. Good edit.
Shoutout to Periphery for enduring that 16th note click 8 hours a day while tracking this record.
Hearing Nolly laugh at balls clapping is the most wholesome thing my ears have EVER laid witness too. AND THEN he samples it for drum samples. I love being alive sometimes.
14:08 A true temperament mayones with an evertune bridge has to be the guitar with the most accurate and stable tuning in all of existance
what chord is dat
@@dr.franxxFAGDAD
You can definitely tell that Jake is going through some shit in life during this. I can see a very relatable weigh that he's wearing.
He said in the history of periphery video that he was in a toxic relationship at the time
P1 was the first step of an incredible journey. P2 had riffage, vocals and drums never seen before in the industry. Alpha/Omega had the best feel and atmosphere. P3 was the freedom of being 100% independent and creating everything on your own. P4 combined everything together. P5? P5 will be totla mad.
Thank you for incredible work that lead us to one of the most unique and interesting music in our lives... so far!
P3 was still under Summerian. P4 was when they formed 3 Dot Records.
dadala-dadala-doot
@@TFT-bp8zk facts don’t care about your feelings
Psh, name 3 tunings. 😂❤
Totla mad? I see what you did there lol p1 is the best album
i love matt saying "woahhh language" i could rewatch that all day
You can tell Jake was going through a hard time during this album. So glad he's out of it and in a much healthier place now. Juggernaut was an awesome album! Thanks for the doco, boys.
I just want a full recording session for Hell Below. I love Spencer's vocals on that
Oh man, I was working in the studio with Taylor when they were recording this! I was still pretty new to music production then and I was floored by how much work went into these records.
Did anyone else also like the production on Juggernaut the most from all their albums? I absolutely love the way it sounds, the super low-end/bass sound the drums and guitars had to them. Not saying I don't like the production done on the rest of their albums, because I absolutely do, just asking if anyone else think's the same as me?
Their best sounding album yup
It sounds amazing, but I like Periphery II more
Same! It's my favorite Periphery album. Both production-wise and musically
Absolutely.
Maybe yea. All their albums sound great but juggernaut might sound the best
Let's take a moment to appreciate how well Jeff edited this video
Periphery: *remasters and uploads old doc*
We: “A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.”
I remember buying this doc back when it came out, Jeff and Alex really did a killer job putting this whole thing together, very enjoyable to watch.
7:28 Summarizes periphery perfectly
Dissonant tapping and feet.
7:25 guys I think you got confused, this is youtube not onlyfans
I *love* a heartfelt speech about each member having a perfectionist edge while simultaneously battering fools on GTA. That's a stark contrast I never knew I wanted until now.
I still hear and play that 13:11 part whenever I'm jamming to the song, bummer that it wasn't in the final version
Listen closer, it is there
28:57 A real slappy character.. with ALOT of balls
Dude it sounds NUTS
HAHAHAHA
lmao there’s more at the end
Dudes got a potato sack for a scrotum
The scrote note lmao
27:44 Ooooh the old "JeffTD Ball Clap" sample!! I think I still have that in any of my hard drives. Good old times at Andy Sneap Forum!
You should definetly share that with the world
Every year or so I have a period where I go back and listen to these two albums almost obsessively. I genuinely think it's the best work of music I've ever heard, in merit of so many things. My best friend and bandmate has the notation for the drum break in 'Stranger Things' tattooed on his arm, as well.
Hope they use the riff at 5:20 for their next album. I watched Jake's bias demo with that riff and it was awesome
Juggernaut specifically has resonated with me, and invoked so many emotions from it's release until now. It's only taken me nearly 10 years to say but thank you from the bottom of my heart.
WE NEED THAT LIVE VIDEO FROM 43:48 ASAP
I know the guys had a tough time making it but I think all the hard work paid off. Maybe the juggernaut albums weren’t everyone’s favorite like P2 but I always felt like they were the biggest artistic flex for Periphery.
every time i see jake he is either re-stringing his guitar or making a funny face.
Jake doesn’t even play guitar. He just plays GTA
Definitely not what I was expecting on a Tuesday morning, but hey- I’ll take all the Periphery I can get.
OMG HE LIVES
31:10 Spencer does his James Hetfield impression
8:20 Bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhh protect your ears at all times.. no joke
It do be like that!!
The ball slapping bass drum part was the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while! Top notch!
Everytime they play Omega it blows my mind. That song is so crazy
Also MK Ultra. Psychotic song lol
TY for the surprise :D
Can't believe it's been 5 YEARS since Juggernaut came out...heh I remember when it was released.
I remember hearing Alpha on Octane and saying Holy shit, I need to hear more! Eventually bought the double album at my local HMV. Those were the days!
the ambient parts of both albums bring back so many memories
First time i heard Periphery was the video for The Bad Thing. Shit hooked me
the video edit when yall added in the full song at the end of heavy heart and faded from the acoustic thing gave me chills. mad props to the video dude, and Periphery for concealing great content for so long and releasing it mid pandemic LOL
I know from you guys (interviews, etc), that this was the most hard in (psychologically meaning) album you`ve made. But damn, it's good, if not the best. My personal favourite, at least. Love you guys!
18:50 did I lock the car?
Thanks for putting this together guys! I was at the show in the ending of the documentary (10/14/2014 at Revolution Music Hall in Amityville, NY with Toothgrinder, Intervals, and The Contortionist) and it's still one of my favorite Periphery shows, not to mention that's where Psychosphere was first played live!
Wowzers, this came outta nowhere. Can’t complain, the Juggernaut albums were amazing
One of the. Best
I was literally waiting this for YEARS.
I have bad news for you. This is old as the album. In fact its even older.
I wish Gojira would do docus like this. Great stuff guys.
I didn’t know how bad I needed this until I started watching. It’s been a rough 48 hours and this was a welcome surprise.
Instant like! Juggernaut still the best metal album of the last decade, this is so epic!!
Now hold on a second
Hail stan, hands down
It's not even their best album though :/
@@placeholder6517 It's okay to be wrong.
hail stan is their best album, no doubt about that. p3 is probably my favourite though, because it’s the most important one for me
Really enjoyed this!
Mark is an awsome guitar player... I'm always surpraised when see him play arpeggios, riffs or inclusive solos!
What I like about Periphery is that they actually use their sig series guitars when recording. I have always been disappointed when I find out a band doesn't actually use equipment that they get paid to endorse.
Periphery videographer: Sorry I'm all out of focal length XD
-Hello, do you have any depth of field?
-I have only one cm left
-I'll take it
look at all that energy!
it was well lit
in the studio
for this record!
it's so well lit,
you can almost feel
the electricity
in the air,
just by watching
the documentary!
I can't wait
to see the documentary
for P:V!!!
Was doing my military service when Juggernaut came out. Listened to it every chance I got...
Thank your for your service!
@@definitelynottigerwhitten5865 In Finland, buddy. No need to thank me... :D
@@J-MLindeMusic Exactly the same, only in Estonia 👁️👄👁️ Definitely helped to boost morale.
@@J-MLindeMusic oh that's right all men have to do it up there huh?
@@definitelynottigerwhitten5865 You get to choose between military or civilian service. Military service is shorter so the choice was pretty easy!
14:08 so who are we listening in the record? seems like everybode wanted to give it a try
My guess based on the footage and the sound of the guitarist would be Misha
Always loved that scream Spencer does at 18:07 in Heavy Heart👉🏻👌🏻
Juggernaut would make a great movie similar to how the wall was made. This album has such a dense story.
Aww yiss my favourite Periphery albums 🖤
I love these Periphery documentaries
yes nolly the bass aggression came across in the mix
YESSSS! I only got into Periphery earlier this year, but Juggernaut has quickly become one of my all-time favourites. Thanks for putting this out!
After watching this DOC Nolly decided to return.
These guys really don't know what they're doing.
Said nobody ever.
Always amazing to see the level of musicianship the guys bring to their craft. Love these kinds of documentaries :)
8:52 that actually might be the most angry/frustrated I've ever seen Matt be, getting sick of the film lights for whoever was filming haha
I recently lost the physical dvd from my pre-order purchase. Thanks, Periphery!
Knowing NOW how the band felt during the process of making Juggernaut... 36:00 to 36:22 is some hilarious symbolism... at least to me lmao.
I love these albums so much. I must have listened to Alpha 100 times back to back!
Loving all the content.
I really love the Juggernaut double album for many reasons. It's such a mammoth musical accomplishment on many levels.
This is just one of the reasons I love this band.
So cool to see these ‘making of’ videos. I think I watched making of stay indoors at least 30 times
26:37 "common misconception "
perfect era of periphery... so many reasons it sounded the best and the material was great. GOAT
One of my favorite albums of all time. Even though I've heard it so many times, the part in Omega where they bring back the chorus from Alpha gives me goosebumps every time.
This brought me to tears. Until now, I never understood this album no matter how many times I had heard it.
Damn uploading the whole thing to TH-cam, nice.
So happy this came out. Love this band so much.
OMG Thank You♥♥♥♥♥, didn't know you`are Documented the Juggernaut Recordings
If you were able to buy the albums when they came out, it came with Omega
@@gonzoe123 i got both haha did'nt know that, thanks
Def my favorite Documentary out of them all
RIP Jake’s youth pastor goatee.
I torrented this many years ago. One of my favorite docs ever
Man am I glad I discovered these guys.
Also, 22:45 is so good.
Misha is like an overexcited child at Christmas when in comes to anything involving tonality lol. Xx