Guthrie Govan, Joe Satriani, Tosin Abasi, Steve Vai, John Petrucci, Allan Holdsworth, Al Di Meola, all lyrical geniuses, with no lyrics necessary. Amazing musicians.
I really appreciate the fact that you guys and other metal labels upload all these great songs and music here to youtube for us to check out for free. Thanks :)
I almost stop and look around me to ask people if this is real fucking life or not when I hear these guys. Especially from 2:50 onwards...wtf man. Inspiring that these guys worked their asses off to become this nuts.
I can't put my finger on it, but the intro reminds me a lot of a music streaming ad from years ago. Spotify maybe? Every time I hear this song I'm reminded of it
Great comment, man. You bring up a great point, seriously. Most everyone takes WAY too much for granted in life, and it's really just not fair to the awesome people like yourself and me that truly appreciate these artists and the labels, and everything that they do for us. People honestly just take way too much for granted in GENERAL, though.
I love the song but it'd be much better with the 8-string chugs right at the end like they perform live. The "chug ch-chug, ch-ch-chug, ch-cha-chug, cha-cha-chug" part. I'm aware that Tosin and Misha originally wrote the song on 7-string guitars though, so it's all good.
guy, there is a bass on this album... you can hear it. It's an octave below the guitars. I'm pretty sure nolly from Periphery recorded the bass on this album, at least on CAFO.
Guthrie Govan, Joe Satriani, Tosin Abasi, Steve Vai, John Petrucci, Allan Holdsworth, Al Di Meola, all lyrical geniuses, with no lyrics necessary. Amazing musicians.
John Mclaughlin? 😁 Paco De Lucia?
Buckethead
@@utubeisazzhoe1413 - the goat in my world.
If you're into those guys definitely check Plini and Matteo Mancuso
Better put some respect on angel vivaldi name 😤
I really appreciate the fact that you guys and other metal labels upload all these great songs and music here to youtube for us to check out for free. Thanks :)
This song brings me so many good memories...
I remember the first time hearing this (which was the first time hearing AAL at all for me)... still incredible
if you can believe it, the first time I ever heard this song was the first time I ever took MDMA.
it was pretty nice
@@cheekofnut lmao
My love of good music sent me here!!
its amazing learning this music.
How am I just discovering this beautiful music?
I'm jealous.....
I've been listening to this band since I saw the cafo mv when it came out.....
Thier latest album is also incredible
I can't stop from listening to this song. If I ever get the honour of seeig this song live.. Not really sure what I would do...
This is a masterpiece of music
I almost stop and look around me to ask people if this is real fucking life or not when I hear these guys. Especially from 2:50 onwards...wtf man. Inspiring that these guys worked their asses off to become this nuts.
+cro cops leg
When I first heard AAL, I discovered the true meaning of having ears.
This is what happens when you PLAY your ass off
Progressive masterpiece 💯💯💯 Tosin is a genius 💯💯💯🌟🌟🌟
love the ending part!
Reminds me of that one Rage Against the Machine song from the Matrix original soundtrack.
Listening to this masterpiece in 2019! MUST HAVE!!
This Is not use and thrash music. This is experimental music that May be listened in every time.
mind blowing just Misha Mansoor & Tosin Abasi
Gorgeous noise
This is Black Jesus
This is how it all began. The legend known as Tosin Abasi. I wish I could be friends with him.
Mitt Romney sent me here.
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@@mohamedelhassen7762me too
Fun fact: this tune is in 5|8 time signature. Along the way, past the mid point, it briefly shifts to 15|4 time, or more like (7+8)|4 time.
The greatest song I have ever had the pleasure of hearing.
I can't put my finger on it, but the intro reminds me a lot of a music streaming ad from years ago. Spotify maybe? Every time I hear this song I'm reminded of it
Great comment, man. You bring up a great point, seriously. Most everyone takes WAY too much for granted in life, and it's really just not fair to the awesome people like yourself and me that truly appreciate these artists and the labels, and everything that they do for us. People honestly just take way too much for granted in GENERAL, though.
Can it djent?
yup he made it djent (applause)
ummm, its a beautiful song, and as a guitarist, i have to say, how can ANYONE play this, its so technical and fast and insane,,,just wow
I love the song but it'd be much better with the 8-string chugs right at the end like they perform live. The "chug ch-chug, ch-ch-chug, ch-cha-chug, cha-cha-chug" part. I'm aware that Tosin and Misha originally wrote the song on 7-string guitars though, so it's all good.
Great!
This is the best song ever written. That is a fact
Considering there is no singing means it's not a song - it's a musical piece.
FACT.
😁
Chug ch chug chug lol
I cant help myself at the end of this song. That shit slams entirely too hard
Oh, 1:08-1:25 reminds me of Zero from Periphery. Nice.
this doesn't remind me of anything else... this is why it's amazing.
Timothy Burrow Cool
Misha and Tosin collaborated on this
@@pablo-arteaga that makes sense! Thank you
That view count number i consider to be a Djent sin.
Well... Djent isn't really a genre... As you can see, the most of djent bands are categorized as progressive metal. This IS djent.
Instrumental progressive metal. :v
2:08 sounds like Ever Forthright: Dispose Of Your Optimism
1:45
Goosebumps everytime.
2:00 all i can hear is "smelly eggs, smelly eggs"
+Ian The Conqueror please explain? I get the flux pavilion reference, but smelly eggs?
What is it then?
I've nothing to add to that except that Whitechapel are a great band ;)
Who needs a bass player xD not AAL
... they have a bass player...
phunmaster2000 They don't. Tosin does all the bass, and when they play live, he uses a pre-recorded bass line to fill in.
guy, there is a bass on this album... you can hear it. It's an octave below the guitars. I'm pretty sure nolly from Periphery recorded the bass on this album, at least on CAFO.
Source.
what do you mean source? you can HEAR a bass being played on the record.
this isnt djent
Is it djent now?
@@spaantz yes