Hey Yogev , Great video mang! The visual rep of the groupings within the hieroglyph are awesome :-) The analysis is pretty spot on too! This tune is def a big variation on theme, which we're big on. I personally don't really take tempo changes into account, it's more incidental, Just expanding or contracting groupings giving the feeling of tempo shifts. this tune is just 16th note based, which is why its an "easy one" :-). The time sigs are a different story :-) Thanks for taking the time man! I owe u a beer!
OOOOOOOOO **dont panic dont panic, stay calm yogev, be an adult** Thanks a lot Elliot! I've been digging deep into you guys lately to make this video and I must say you blew me away with your drumming. Super super inspirational! Say, any chance getting you for a short cameo for the next Car Bomb episode?
I also discovered Car Bomb a few months ago and was blown away. They have been through a lot of turmoil (flooded basement and all gear distroyed) and hopefully making due and NEW MUSIC in the future??? Not sure what tech industry they are in but my research says they developed their own mics! Who does that...way beyond just musicians!!!
@@YogevGabay serious haha! Thank you very much, and no problem at all absolutely loved it. I listen to them for weeks at a time and sometimes even I struggle to keep up hahaha
@@YogevGabay So...can the Yogev Gabay fans and the Car Bomb fans both get a special guest appearance on Time Consuming where they can give you the feedback you requested? I think it would be really interesting to learn if they approached the composition differently than your analysis of what they arrived at, like were there any happy accidents? Or were you spot on and deciphered the code?
The more you listen to Car Bomb, the more you realize that metric modulation is the foundation of their formula. They are literally the Yang to Meshuggah's Yin.
@@DuffyLONER64 he meant Car Bombs' savage, hot and SOMEHOW* baroquely complex approach to the matter opposed to the pure, glacial and minimalist complex approach by Meshuggah *SOMEHOW because Car Bomb don't play useless notes motivated by a self indulgent ear-pleasing attitude, which was a defect by many baroque classical musicians, but all the same they sound (they are, and this video is a proof) more articulated than Meshuggah.
@@DuffyLONER64 cutting it short, it's like Meshuggah want you to understand and reflect about how music can expand wider through polyrhythm, feeding (AWESOME) sketches of that, while Car Bomb want you to experience it by painting the best faithful picture of it they can. Meshuggah = Theory / Car Bomb = Praxis
Exactly. Meshuggah is rigidly structured. They never, ever, deviate from 4/4. Car Bomb is open-ended. They swing between tempos and time signatures. But one thing they have in common with Meshuggah is a good sense of how to develop small ideas into a cohesive whole.
This is absolute gold for anyone who wants to master their ability to compose rhythm properly. Metal in 5 years or so is going to be insane thanks to you making this knowledge available and so easy to grasp.
They also change note rates a lot, and not just to the "normal" tuplets like 5s and 7s. Metal Music Theory has some really amazing transcription videos that I'd recommend everyone check out, really helps put into perspective just how insane some of Car Bomb's riffs are. I've never heard a band bend time quite as wildly as they do.
@@TheSquareOnes That's the cool thing, they don't use a metronome, so they are both hard to quantize and transcribe but also they freer in that way - it's all feel.
Car Bomb was the first Band I heard first live on a concert without knowing them and not wanting them to stop. I was instantly sucked into their music and left with complete peace until they stopped playing... then I was quite a bit sad it was over. Fortunately, Meshuggah comforted me right after that.
I recently discovered Car Bomb. They are absolutely crazy and I love it. Their use of shifting tempos, metric modulation, and changing time signatures as well as changing subdivisions and use of rhythmic and audio chaos is lovely
10:00 Yes. Yes and yes. Your analysis, both visual and verbal are absolute honey for the soul! I've never really given car bomb much time, but this video has changed that in terms of intention - I have a lot of appreciation for bands who explore these possibilities and rhythmic events, even if I can't spend as much time as I might wish I could listening to it (it's somewhat exhausting when musically you feel obliged to accept the challenge of understanding it). And that's where the comment comes full circle - glorious to see the puzzle unfurl. Just been to watch some of their live clips, the fact that their presentation is very much a tough guy hardcore band, and yet the complexity of what they do is there, this is a very satisfying case of not judging books by their covers or having a pre-conceived or judgemental bias/idea that there's not much intelligence in that scene...
Man I couldn't agree more. Also, I have a hard time just "listening" to music without paying attention to what's going on, which is why it took me a while to get into these guys. I just didn't have the time to actually sit and spend some hours actively listening to their stuff till now and I'm super happy I finally did!
Love your vids, bro!! As a drummer, Car Bomb is no doubt one of my fav bands. Listening for the first time you have no idea wtf is going on.. but once you analyze it and understand it, you really can appreciate the genius behind that „musical chaos“
Hearing Meta for the first time was a life changing experience. Many thanks to Ben Weinman from Dillinger for recommending the Car Bomb doco, Why You Do This. Been a fan ever since.
I had the chance to hang out with these guys after a show a number of years ago. It was the farewell tour for Dillinger when they stopped in Atlanta ( don't remember the venue ) and it was one of the best experiences I've ever had speaking to a touring band. They are down to earth and extremely talented. I asked about the title of their second album and was told that it was a simple saw wave. I always just called it W's. I got this album signed and totally missed the Dillinger set because my friends and I were talking to these dudes. This is by far my favorite modern metal group, and cant wait to hear their next album!
i have been absolutely obsessed with car bomb since 2009 and the fact that the second album's title is a direct allusion to its first track is fuuuuuckiiiiing mindblowing, man. how the hell did i not notice that?!?!?
Oh shit it's Car Bomb time. Found out about them with Joe Duplantier's feat on The Oppressor and they completely blew my mind. Great video as always man!
Excellent analysis, i was wondering when you were gonna do some car bomb as well! We happen to have made an analysis for the same song, although mine was made from a guitarist's perspective and was also a walkthrough on how to play the riffs. Great to see more people noticing the insane stuff Car Bomb does, the conversation keeps growing! Cheers mate!
@@YogevGabay Oh yeah! This and 4 CB guitar covers with all the effects. Love this band. Your explanation was easier to follow than mine probably, i kinda took a more romantic fanboy approach haha. Definitely do more of them! 😃 Cheers from Greece
I remember when they were the opening act for In Flames and Opeth if I remember correctly. Never heard of them before and MAN! I was blown away, instant fan.
Would love to hear you break down some of Zach Hills stuff, especially with his band hella. Probably one of the most unique drummers out there. His approach to drumming is on another level.
Fuck me, that clip of Frodo saying "it's getting heavier" got me 😂 EDIT: And thanks for the appreciation at the end, us girls can like/play weird as fuck music too ;)
Hearing you talk about what they can do without computers made me realize that Car Bomb are musical mentats. I am genuinely so impressed that you're covering their music. So much of it feels through-composed, this is a huge undertaking and I appreciate it! Glad you're back Yogev!
I keep getting blown away by your content, and this time you've outdone yourself yet again! Your way of explaining and visualizing such rhythmically complex insanity is nothing less than brilliant!
This song and Lights Out from the album Meta sound like Bleed but taken to a new level. Instead of delivering the idea in a solid and reliable way like Meshuggah, they go full chaotic craziness for better or worse.
Your way to explain reminds me kinder garden teaching methods...Seems pretty reliable, especially with Car Bomb ! Thanks for your work which is very inspirationnal and get us to get the song and listen to it with a fresh gaze
When you mentioned getting excited about the simple beat, it reminded me of an article I read years ago about breakcore/IDM, discussing the percentage of chaos to solid rhythms. When a song has a lot of crazy stuff going on, it makes it more satisfying when it gets to something you can more easily grab onto. There is probably some theory there that is beyond my knowledge.
Visual representations of this song is the most Drummer thing ever, and I absolutely love it. I'd love to see a smilar analysis of Finish It or Gum Under The Table
This is such a great breakdown! Car Bomb are one of those bands that make you go "WTF" a lot. You should do some Calculating Infinity era Dillinger Escape Plan stuff - like Sugar Coated Sour... haha.
Finally you got into it! Super happy to see this band getting recognition. Your method of analyzing is so efficient. Looking towards all the Car Bomb content you might create 🚙💣
@10:01 "Usually around this point in the video, I start wondering, is anyone still watching" Honestly Yogev, I'm still watching intently despite feeling quite lost and bewildered... I keep watching just in case something "sticks" for me...but it's all beyond my capability. You make it is as simple to understand as humanly possible, and I always learn something new from your videos, but I am quite glazed over. Thank you.
Yo Adam! Don't get discouraged. The material I present here is VERY advanced, and don't let the easygoing presentation fool you! It took me a LOOOOOOONG tome to figure these out
I love this band! Absolute genius. Totally humble, cool guys too. Chatted with me at length the second time I saw them live plus they're performance was awesome and perfect! 😮
Production and presentation wise, your stuff is awesome. Not to mention the huge amounts of insight and knowledge you are providing. Thanks as always. With that being said, I must admit I didn't get this to the level I "got" your Meshuggah content. I'm no musician, I just enjoy music very much. I'll keep my eyes open for more Carbomb stuff from you, as they are one of my top 8 bands.
Yo! Thanks a lot. And man, first of all, if you're not a musician and you GOT the Meshuggah stuff, that's quite impressive !! Second, this band is a whole new level of intricacy so don't let in take you down !!
This was awesome and so insightful! I am not even a fan a Car Bomb, even though I know and repect the band, but i watched the whole video as the idea of building the whole song over the same rhythmical idea. Dude seriously, this channel is pure gold!
amazing content as always!!!! incredibly badass and high quality explanations. would LOVE to see you break down Car Bomb's song "Sets"!! the melting effect in the intro has had me stumped for a long time- is it in time or just a ritardando?? but looking forward to the next vid from you no matter what it is!! cheers dude- keep it up!
Oh man, I'm not just still watching, I'm burning in my willingness to play this hardrock shit on drums. Completely in love with your work and way how you explain
I just discovered your channel and you do such a great job breaking down these complex rhthyms! Thank you for taking the time and effort to make us all better musicians!
Hi Yogev, I love your videos and I love complex songs. I have some suggestions for your Analysis: Gentle Giant - So Sincere, Town Portal - Eschaton and a random song one of my favorite bands: "Protest the Hero" Keep grooving!
14:48 - Your statement is exactly how Ive come to feel about Car Bomb, particularly in the past half an year, as I finally was in the mood for the abrasiveness of "w^w^^w^w". and now that record has become basically medicine for me - I mean, nothing sounds as unhinged, raw, brutal, heavy, technical, broken, groovy, fast, frenetic, etc. as this record to my ears is something truly unique.
The first actual band to melt my face off for many many weeks in a row...absolute madlads and very tight live. Props for trying to analyse these rubicscubes!
Uh yeah! and what an analysis. I was not expecting less from you, Yogev. Will wait for the next ones... And then, after that, please please please, do think about making Kōenji Hyakkei.
@@YogevGabay You can say "crazy" again (thought there are a lot of Japanese artists that fit perfectly in that word - just remember Merzbow, Otomo Yoshihide, Melt Banana...). But check this !!! th-cam.com/video/LHDOALyDOO8/w-d-xo.html From that very beginning, you will surely understand that you have here a lot of material for your next video! ah ah Additionally, just look what they do at 4:30 (:^O) Aesthetically speaking, I know nothing like this: it's jazzy, operatic, lyrical, sounds like progressive rock (in fact, they are supposed to be RIO or zeuhl, and the drummer was in Ruins before), and somehow fiicking heavy (look at that sax solo in the song "Grahbem Jorgazz", at 1:29) thought there is almost no distortion used. To be perfectly honest with you, it took me some time to get my ears used to and, let's say, accepting this specific sonority. After I accepted that they really sound like this and began to be familiar with the general sounding, I founded them to be absolutely genius... and totally on the subject of your channel. They are, for me, along with Tigran, Car Bomb and Meshuggah, the best demonstration of how a polyrhythmic structure is not just a pleasure of nerdy musicians who like it complex because they like it complex ; it actually produce very beautiful things to ear. I will let two more suggestions of songs of Kōenji Hyakkei for you to dig: - "Fettim Paillu": maybe the more musique de chambre/operatic of their songs, expect some additional difficulty to digest this. The operatic twist makes it for an even more dramatical and tense song. And men, it's heavy (look at what they do from 2:58, pfff). After they kind of destroy everything, they repeat the long intro but wait! what's happening on the background from 6:52? (8^O) th-cam.com/video/UbIPzVzvnqQ/w-d-xo.html - "Djebelaqui Zomm": my favorite. Super tense and heavy the entire song. Look the beauty of that session between 0:48-1:10... th-cam.com/video/uf6FnmFgelk/w-d-xo.html I am a huge fan of your videos and your method. Keep doing it!!
This video was amazing! If you dig these guys, you should check out Noise Trail Immersion, Ion Dissonance, and Coma Cluster Void! CCV has repeatedly melted my brain trying to break it down.
Hey Yogev , Great video mang! The visual rep of the groupings within the hieroglyph are awesome :-) The analysis is pretty spot on too! This tune is def a big variation on theme, which we're big on. I personally don't really take tempo changes into account, it's more incidental, Just expanding or contracting groupings giving the feeling of tempo shifts. this tune is just 16th note based, which is why its an "easy one" :-). The time sigs are a different story :-) Thanks for taking the time man! I owe u a beer!
OOOOOOOOO **dont panic dont panic, stay calm yogev, be an adult**
Thanks a lot Elliot!
I've been digging deep into you guys lately to make this video and I must say you blew me away with your drumming. Super super inspirational!
Say, any chance getting you for a short cameo for the next Car Bomb episode?
@@YogevGabay yeah totally, just give me a heads up!
Any chance y'all can do The Seconds or Cenotaph (when the time comes)? :D
I also discovered Car Bomb a few months ago and was blown away. They have been through a lot of turmoil (flooded basement and all gear distroyed) and hopefully making due and NEW MUSIC in the future??? Not sure what tech industry they are in but my research says they developed their own mics! Who does that...way beyond just musicians!!!
I listen to Car Bomb every day, my all time favorite!
Car Bomb sound guy here! I’ve passed it on to the guys for you! :)
OHHHHHHHHHH YOU SERIOUS?!
First of all, kudos to you, they sound incredible live.
And second, THANKKKKKKKSSSSSS
@@YogevGabay serious haha! Thank you very much, and no problem at all absolutely loved it. I listen to them for weeks at a time and sometimes even I struggle to keep up hahaha
@@RJDivine Oh I know EXACTLY how you feel hahahahaha man thanks for writing to me !
@@YogevGabay So...can the Yogev Gabay fans and the Car Bomb fans both get a special guest appearance on Time Consuming where they can give you the feedback you requested? I think it would be really interesting to learn if they approached the composition differently than your analysis of what they arrived at, like were there any happy accidents? Or were you spot on and deciphered the code?
Hell yeah
The more you listen to Car Bomb, the more you realize that metric modulation is the foundation of their formula. They are literally the Yang to Meshuggah's Yin.
I'm not big into Meshuggah... How exactly is that so?
@@DuffyLONER64 he meant Car Bombs' savage, hot and SOMEHOW* baroquely complex approach to the matter opposed to the pure, glacial and minimalist complex approach by Meshuggah
*SOMEHOW because Car Bomb don't play useless notes motivated by a self indulgent ear-pleasing attitude, which was a defect by many baroque classical musicians, but all the same they sound (they are, and this video is a proof) more articulated than Meshuggah.
@@DuffyLONER64 cutting it short, it's like Meshuggah want you to understand and reflect about how music can expand wider through polyrhythm, feeding (AWESOME) sketches of that, while Car Bomb want you to experience it by painting the best faithful picture of it they can. Meshuggah = Theory / Car Bomb = Praxis
@@HoxVox what the fuck are you talking about
Exactly. Meshuggah is rigidly structured. They never, ever, deviate from 4/4.
Car Bomb is open-ended. They swing between tempos and time signatures. But one thing they have in common with Meshuggah is a good sense of how to develop small ideas into a cohesive whole.
This is absolute gold for anyone who wants to master their ability to compose rhythm properly. Metal in 5 years or so is going to be insane thanks to you making this knowledge available and so easy to grasp.
Oh man thank you so much !
Car Bomb is gonna be tough to tackle because they don’t just do polymeter in 4/4 like Mesh, but also they change time sigs too
They also change note rates a lot, and not just to the "normal" tuplets like 5s and 7s. Metal Music Theory has some really amazing transcription videos that I'd recommend everyone check out, really helps put into perspective just how insane some of Car Bomb's riffs are. I've never heard a band bend time quite as wildly as they do.
@@TheSquareOnes thank you
@@TheSquareOnes That's the cool thing, they don't use a metronome, so they are both hard to quantize and transcribe but also they freer in that way - it's all feel.
Car Bomb was the first Band I heard first live on a concert without knowing them and not wanting them to stop. I was instantly sucked into their music and left with complete peace until they stopped playing... then I was quite a bit sad it was over. Fortunately, Meshuggah comforted me right after that.
I recently discovered Car Bomb. They are absolutely crazy and I love it. Their use of shifting tempos, metric modulation, and changing time signatures as well as changing subdivisions and use of rhythmic and audio chaos is lovely
never heard of car bomb but now i feel like i need to go buy their albums
HAHAHAHAH YESSS
They’re totally self-labeled and self-funded, so it’s a big way to show support. Start with Meta and Mordial, you won’t regret it man!
absolutely
10:00 Yes. Yes and yes. Your analysis, both visual and verbal are absolute honey for the soul! I've never really given car bomb much time, but this video has changed that in terms of intention - I have a lot of appreciation for bands who explore these possibilities and rhythmic events, even if I can't spend as much time as I might wish I could listening to it (it's somewhat exhausting when musically you feel obliged to accept the challenge of understanding it). And that's where the comment comes full circle - glorious to see the puzzle unfurl.
Just been to watch some of their live clips, the fact that their presentation is very much a tough guy hardcore band, and yet the complexity of what they do is there, this is a very satisfying case of not judging books by their covers or having a pre-conceived or judgemental bias/idea that there's not much intelligence in that scene...
Man I couldn't agree more.
Also, I have a hard time just "listening" to music without paying attention to what's going on, which is why it took me a while to get into these guys. I just didn't have the time to actually sit and spend some hours actively listening to their stuff till now and I'm super happy I finally did!
Love your vids, bro!! As a drummer, Car Bomb is no doubt one of my fav bands. Listening for the first time you have no idea wtf is going on.. but once you analyze it and understand it, you really can appreciate the genius behind that „musical chaos“
Took me a while to get to this video just because analyzing this takes forever, and yes, they are epic !
Hearing Meta for the first time was a life changing experience. Many thanks to Ben Weinman from Dillinger for recommending the Car Bomb doco, Why You Do This. Been a fan ever since.
I had the chance to hang out with these guys after a show a number of years ago. It was the farewell tour for Dillinger when they stopped in Atlanta ( don't remember the venue ) and it was one of the best experiences I've ever had speaking to a touring band. They are down to earth and extremely talented. I asked about the title of their second album and was told that it was a simple saw wave. I always just called it W's. I got this album signed and totally missed the Dillinger set because my friends and I were talking to these dudes. This is by far my favorite modern metal group, and cant wait to hear their next album!
Thanks Andrew! And thank YOU! Car bomb is really something else
You’re welcome, Jacob!
We need more Car Bomb! Super content as always!
9:57 We are always watching...
Thanks Andrew!
Yeah B Rice, you’re welcome!
YES!! Thank you Andrew🙌🏻
Right?! You’re welcome, Torkild!
And yes, we steel watching, and replay many times)
Thanks Andrew! Thanks Yogev!
You’re welcome DOOM!
HAHAHAHA best.
i have been absolutely obsessed with car bomb since 2009 and the fact that the second album's title is a direct allusion to its first track is fuuuuuckiiiiing mindblowing, man. how the hell did i not notice that?!?!?
Oh shit it's Car Bomb time. Found out about them with Joe Duplantier's feat on The Oppressor and they completely blew my mind. Great video as always man!
Thank you for introducing me to Car Bomb! Had so much problem finding more Metal I could appreciate. But Car Bomb is what I've been searching for.
Excellent analysis, i was wondering when you were gonna do some car bomb as well! We happen to have made an analysis for the same song, although mine was made from a guitarist's perspective and was also a walkthrough on how to play the riffs. Great to see more people noticing the insane stuff Car Bomb does, the conversation keeps growing! Cheers mate!
Oh nice you also did one?
I'm gonna check it out. Happy to hear more people discuss these epic guys!
@@YogevGabay Oh yeah! This and 4 CB guitar covers with all the effects. Love this band. Your explanation was easier to follow than mine probably, i kinda took a more romantic fanboy approach haha. Definitely do more of them! 😃 Cheers from Greece
@@JohnMorProds hahahaha nice !
Also, Greece! we're neighbors !
Man I'm so stoked to see Car Bomb with BTBAM next year, as long as the tour doesn't get cancelled/delayed lol
OHHHH two epic bands indeed !
Yeeeees. My comment gets a cameo! Excellent analysis as always man. Trying to make sense of the beast that is [CAR_BOMB]
hahahahahahahaha
I remember when they were the opening act for In Flames and Opeth if I remember correctly. Never heard of them before and MAN! I was blown away, instant fan.
Commenting at the exact point when you think no one's watching. Yes, some of us are watching. And we love the analysis. Thank you, Yogev!
Thanks !!!
Nice! I hadn't noticed that thing about how pitch links to how "fast" or "slow" the version of the pattern is, good catch!
This band is gold !
10:00 still watching!
Would love to hear you break down some of Zach Hills stuff, especially with his band hella. Probably one of the most unique drummers out there. His approach to drumming is on another level.
Amen brother ! Zach Hill is a beast !
I will Watch this once a month for a lot of years. Much love to everyone involved. Thanks Yogev.
Fuck me, that clip of Frodo saying "it's getting heavier" got me 😂
EDIT: And thanks for the appreciation at the end, us girls can like/play weird as fuck music too ;)
Real deal.
Omg a Woman !!! (*Confused screaming*)
Genuinely made me laugh out loud, which is weird when you’re sat on a bus
HAHAHAH when I found that clip I died if fit so well
KEEP IT TOGETHER! DON'T PANIC!!!
I'M NOT PANICKING
YOU ARE
Sets was the first track I ever heard by Car Bomb. Blew my mind and seriously messes with my heart rate. 🤘🏾🔥🤘🏾
Hearing you talk about what they can do without computers made me realize that Car Bomb are musical mentats. I am genuinely so impressed that you're covering their music. So much of it feels through-composed, this is a huge undertaking and I appreciate it! Glad you're back Yogev!
Super super through composed and I feel like they pour so much thought into their music, it's incredible!
God I've been waiting for this video, so stoked to hear you dissect Car Bomb!!
Thank you so much for introducing me to car bomb they’re awesome and so is your channel!
Thanks Andrew.
You’re welcome Matt!
YOOO CAR BOMB HERE?!?!!!! BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG!!!!
This is fucking insane. Both your analysis and the song itself.
Great job on this video! I absolutely love it
As soon as I saw the thumbnail I was a happy man, its probably my favourite song of the Bomb too
I keep getting blown away by your content, and this time you've outdone yourself yet again! Your way of explaining and visualizing such rhythmically complex insanity is nothing less than brilliant!
Many thanks, Yogev!🙂 Never heard of these guys before
Yes! I've been waiting for this :D My fav band!
Here you go !
This song and Lights Out from the album Meta sound like Bleed but taken to a new level. Instead of delivering the idea in a solid and reliable way like Meshuggah, they go full chaotic craziness for better or worse.
For better. It's all better. 😂
Andrew, I thank you dearly!
You’re welcome Mäyrä!
Thank you Andrew and Yabag for this. The video is actually 4.96~ times longer than the song.
You’re welcome, Ivens!
hahahahaha genius.
THANKS ANDREW & YogevgabayabagvegoY - that was truly awesome and I was hoping you will discover Car Bomb one day
Your way to explain reminds me kinder garden teaching methods...Seems pretty reliable, especially with Car Bomb ! Thanks for your work which is very inspirationnal and get us to get the song and listen to it with a fresh gaze
When you mentioned getting excited about the simple beat, it reminded me of an article I read years ago about breakcore/IDM, discussing the percentage of chaos to solid rhythms. When a song has a lot of crazy stuff going on, it makes it more satisfying when it gets to something you can more easily grab onto. There is probably some theory there that is beyond my knowledge.
Visual representations of this song is the most Drummer thing ever, and I absolutely love it. I'd love to see a smilar analysis of Finish It or Gum Under The Table
This is such a great breakdown! Car Bomb are one of those bands that make you go "WTF" a lot.
You should do some Calculating Infinity era Dillinger Escape Plan stuff - like Sugar Coated Sour... haha.
That was awesome, Carbomb are great!
Yogev and Andrew THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Finally you got into it! Super happy to see this band getting recognition. Your method of analyzing is so efficient. Looking towards all the Car Bomb content you might create 🚙💣
Oh I will !
@10:01 "Usually around this point in the video, I start wondering, is anyone still watching" Honestly Yogev, I'm still watching intently despite feeling quite lost and bewildered... I keep watching just in case something "sticks" for me...but it's all beyond my capability. You make it is as simple to understand as humanly possible, and I always learn something new from your videos, but I am quite glazed over. Thank you.
Yo Adam!
Don't get discouraged. The material I present here is VERY advanced, and don't let the easygoing presentation fool you!
It took me a LOOOOOOONG tome to figure these out
That just blew my mind. Thanks for the video
Car Bomb is exactly a mix of Meshuggah and Fear Factory.
I love this band! Absolute genius. Totally humble, cool guys too. Chatted with me at length the second time I saw them live plus they're performance was awesome and perfect! 😮
Yup they seem veeeeeery chill! Can't wait to meet them!
Yes. Still here. Another great video!
still watching! that is when stuff starts getting really intreresting
YEEEEEEESSSSS
Would be awesome to see From The Dust of This Planet!
This is incredible, thanks for tackling some car bomb. Elliot Hoffman is one of my favorite drummers to ever walk the planet. Such an immense talent
Have known about him for a few weeks now and man, he BLOWS MY MIND
Production and presentation wise, your stuff is awesome. Not to mention the huge amounts of insight and knowledge you are providing. Thanks as always. With that being said, I must admit I didn't get this to the level I "got" your Meshuggah content. I'm no musician, I just enjoy music very much. I'll keep my eyes open for more Carbomb stuff from you, as they are one of my top 8 bands.
Yo!
Thanks a lot.
And man, first of all, if you're not a musician and you GOT the Meshuggah stuff, that's quite impressive !!
Second, this band is a whole new level of intricacy so don't let in take you down !!
This was awesome and so insightful! I am not even a fan a Car Bomb, even though I know and repect the band, but i watched the whole video as the idea of building the whole song over the same rhythmical idea.
Dude seriously, this channel is pure gold!
Super happy you like it !!
CAR BOMB YEEEEEEEES I HAVE WAITED FOR THIS FOR SO LONG
SAMMMEEE
@@YogevGabay if you do a Car Bomb series, can you please make a video about "Secrets Within" ? I've been trying to figure this one out for a while now
amazing content as always!!!! incredibly badass and high quality explanations. would LOVE to see you break down Car Bomb's song "Sets"!! the melting effect in the intro has had me stumped for a long time- is it in time or just a ritardando?? but looking forward to the next vid from you no matter what it is!! cheers dude- keep it up!
I'll be doing some more Car Bomb in the channel, but those take a loooong time so it won't be right away hahahaha!
Fantastic video, thanks! Would love more Car Bomb clips, and even Frontierer if you can. I can't work those guys out yet... :)
Man i just checked out this album 2 days ago and now this video drops??! What are the odds.
Noiiiiiice
Dude! Serendipitous!
this is the video i’ve been waiting for. love Car Bomb. thanks Yogev!
You got it !
Brilliant video. Well done. One of my favourites.
Dude this was incredible! Killer job as always!
so much work and it shows, keep up the great work, love to watch your videos!!
Thanks so much!
Yeeeeeees yeeeeeeeees Car Bomb! I'm looking forward to this series!
Oh man, I'm not just still watching, I'm burning in my willingness to play this hardrock shit on drums.
Completely in love with your work and way how you explain
Man thank you !!
I just discovered your channel and you do such a great job breaking down these complex rhthyms! Thank you for taking the time and effort to make us all better musicians!
Glad you like them!
Hi Yogev, I love your videos and I love complex songs. I have some suggestions for your Analysis: Gentle Giant - So Sincere, Town Portal - Eschaton and a random song one of my favorite bands: "Protest the Hero" Keep grooving!
Amazing video and huge work. Thanks a lot!!
Yesss! been waiting for a car bomb video
I don't even play drums, but your videos are so interesting and easy to digest! And they're also a good way of knowing bands I didn't knew before.
Glad you like them!
Yesss car bomb. Can't wait to see more from Meta and Mordial
Thank you Andrew!!
Dude, great video as always!!
Bro, you're just amazing!
Thanks Mike !!
Nice work man!!
14:48 - Your statement is exactly how Ive come to feel about Car Bomb, particularly in the past half an year, as I finally was in the mood for the abrasiveness of "w^w^^w^w". and now that record has become basically medicine for me - I mean, nothing sounds as unhinged, raw, brutal, heavy, technical, broken, groovy, fast, frenetic, etc. as this record to my ears is something truly unique.
YEESSSS
The first actual band to melt my face off for many many weeks in a row...absolute madlads and very tight live.
Props for trying to analyse these rubicscubes!
Thx Yogev! I'm a big fan of what you are doing!
I appreciate that!
Thanks Andrew!
I’m trying to learn this song on guitar, primarily because your video makes it seem possible to understand. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Id love to see more of them!!
Uh yeah!
and what an analysis. I was not expecting less from you, Yogev.
Will wait for the next ones...
And then, after that, please please please, do think about making Kōenji Hyakkei.
Oh are they that crazy Japanese band ?
@@YogevGabay You can say "crazy" again (thought there are a lot of Japanese artists that fit perfectly in that word - just remember Merzbow, Otomo Yoshihide, Melt Banana...).
But check this !!!
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From that very beginning, you will surely understand that you have here a lot of material for your next video! ah ah
Additionally, just look what they do at 4:30 (:^O)
Aesthetically speaking, I know nothing like this: it's jazzy, operatic, lyrical, sounds like progressive rock (in fact, they are supposed to be RIO or zeuhl, and the drummer was in Ruins before), and somehow fiicking heavy (look at that sax solo in the song "Grahbem Jorgazz", at 1:29) thought there is almost no distortion used.
To be perfectly honest with you, it took me some time to get my ears used to and, let's say, accepting this specific sonority. After I accepted that they really sound like this and began to be familiar with the general sounding, I founded them to be absolutely genius... and totally on the subject of your channel. They are, for me, along with Tigran, Car Bomb and Meshuggah, the best demonstration of how a polyrhythmic structure is not just a pleasure of nerdy musicians who like it complex because they like it complex ; it actually produce very beautiful things to ear.
I will let two more suggestions of songs of Kōenji Hyakkei for you to dig:
- "Fettim Paillu": maybe the more musique de chambre/operatic of their songs, expect some additional difficulty to digest this. The operatic twist makes it for an even more dramatical and tense song. And men, it's heavy (look at what they do from 2:58, pfff). After they kind of destroy everything, they repeat the long intro but wait! what's happening on the background from 6:52? (8^O)
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- "Djebelaqui Zomm": my favorite. Super tense and heavy the entire song. Look the beauty of that session between 0:48-1:10...
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I am a huge fan of your videos and your method. Keep doing it!!
AHAHA that Frodo line. So good!
Hell yea more Car Bomb !
Loved this vid! More more more!!!
This video was amazing! If you dig these guys, you should check out Noise Trail Immersion, Ion Dissonance, and Coma Cluster Void! CCV has repeatedly melted my brain trying to break it down.
LETS GOOOO MY FAVORITE BAND
Hope you liked it !
*Time to pull out my handy dandy headbanging abacus again.*
These videos are sooo good
Nice one. Do frontierer next!
THANK YOU ANDREW
You’re welcome Bong Fetus!
Dude you're a star !
THANK YOU ANDREW!
You’re welcome Nicolas!