I got the Plintervals t-shirt!! Plini and Aaron opening for Animals as Leaders...jeeeeeeeezus what an amazing show. Even better, Aaron played 2nd guitar during Plini's set, then Plini played 2nd for Aaron. It was all amazing, but 'Libra' kinda stole the show for me.
Great content! Your perspective is great. I highly recommend: - The Contortionist: Language 1 & 2 - David Maxim Micic: Living Room - Sithu Aye: The Andromedan, Pt II Mystic Village
Love Plini. There's a lot of Allan Holdsworth's composing and guitar technique in his playing, by the way, who is probably my most favorite guitar player of all time.
Im so glad that you expressed what i cant express. I cant analyze this song fully due to being distracted to the song's overwhelming emotion everytime i listen to it.
8:02 LMAO that was my exact reaction to that part hahahahah. I freacking love plini and how he just pulls off this kind of stuff. Always super fresh, classy and unique.
I just discovered Plini earlier this year...and have been listening to him daily. As a guitarist, I'm very inspired! I'll be purchasing a Strandberg very soon! I enjoyed your REACTION! Cheers man
This was my first time hearing Plini.... wow! Thanks for the introduction. So glad I found your channel and so glad I subscribed! Looking forward to what comes next!
Also, another song that will blow your mind is by a band called Ne Obliviscaris with their song 'and plague flowers the kaleidoscope' The song was studied at Sydney conseveratorium of music. The song was introduced to the curriculum by Professor Matthew Hindson (classical composer) the song was introduced as a exemplar in structure, mixing timbres, meters, modes, how to approach virtuosity, sound and noise, extended performance and techniques.
I absolutely love the subtle things they've weaved in and out of this track. Like no one landing on the 1 at 4:17 except for the crash cymbal, then everyone nailing that "and" of 1 immediate after it. You know you're listening to a master when the tiniest detail like that earns the rewind to be listened to again and again.
@8:17 Love your reaction because it has consistently been mine EVERY time I hear this song, I can't even count how many. It is such a subtle little touch, and the lead section would have been great even without it, but it's honestly my favorite part of the song. That little bit is SO good.
Been loving this album, I've listened to it a couple times this weekend. This song and Pan are probably my favorites. The ending of this song hits so hard, it's crazy, and all of the playing throughout it is incredible. Just an amazing arrangement.
I haven't been watching your videos in chronological order, but f*** me - this has just left me speechless. I've heard of Plini but (for whatever reason) I just haven't listened to his stuff yet - until now. This guy most definitely lives up to the hype... this track is super delicious.
Nice one. Seen Plini twice live, they (or he) are the sort of band that look like they are just happy to be playing in front of an audience, best reaction to an instrumental band I have seen. Couple of others for you to look up - Gojira - Flying Whales (french Eco Metal about astral projection and saving the planet) and Animals as Leaders - Arithmophobia (complex technical Djent). Edit - and another two epics are Periphery - Reptile (Modern progressive metal, long track though with many styles) and Haken - Cockroach King.
Dude, I love you. It is so cool how you keep expanding your musical repitoire. I hope one day I can be as versitle as you, when music has passed my youthful comprehension of what it used to be. Right now I understand all these bands, but one day I bet, there will be a time when it baffles me. I just hope I can remain as open as you are sir. Kudos. 👍
Cinematic, yes! I always fantasized about Plini doing the score to a beautifully shot film. Please consider reacting to Pan on this same album. It has this incredible sax solo that runs into one of Plini's best guitar solos to date, in my opinion. Pastures is another one of his songs that blows my mind and not enough people are talking about it. Thanks for your wonderful content. Enjoy!
Please react to Plini - I'll tell you someday. I found this band through Rick Beato who did a "What makes this song great" video using their song Electric Sunrise. Also it would be cool to see you and Rick Beato doing some kind of collab someday. For some reason I sense that happening.
You should react to the Mars Volta. Cassandra Gemini is my favorite track but it’s like 30min. Meccamputecture probably falls in second place and is more reasonable in length. Try it out.
I'd heard of but never listened to Plini and jeeeezus crepes that was impressive. That's a guy who paid attention in music theory classes! Cool intervals and chord voicings, polyrythms and meter changes, multiple modes and playing techniques.. crikey. Great reaction once again man, malaho!
I can see it doesn’t get the same views as some other artists but thank you for sprinkling in Plini and others like him. And please keep the Tool coming too!
That quiet middle section has quite a bit of Jeff Beck influence to it. Some of his arrangements remind me a lot of Steve Vai's use of bell-like keyboard parts, especially in his older stuff. Wow, that got dark at the end. Brilliant!
You should react to some Radiohead! Maybe Weird Fishes/Arpegi or There, There is a good beginning! :) Keep doing what your doing, we absolutely love it!
You absolutely need to do a reaction video to his song Pan. And make sure you listen to the album version. It features an instrument you wouldn't expect.
plini interested me in instrumental music in ways I never had been before. he's awesome. also love my Strandberg, which I discovered partially through his playing
Please also go down a Plini/prog metal journey. I will be devotedly beside you man 😆 Loved your reaction to this one. Plini and his group are truly mesmerizing
Another one I wouldn't have ever heard if not for being subbed to this channel! Thank you! I love stuff like this! I have a major suggestion for you to check out. Even if you don't do a reaction (because I'm sure you get like a billion requests lol) - listen to Wave of Synergy by Andy James and Angel Vivaldi. It will blow your mind. Anyway, thanks for being you brother
Love your comments and insight about all of these artists. Plini is one of my favorites. He and the band are fantastic live. I do not know him, but I have a friend who does and I believe he pronounces more like pl-inn-ee. Verify that but that's what I was told. In any event you and Plini are fantastic.
You should definitely react to Plini - Perfume. That's another hell of a ride, quite mysterious in a sense, with a particularly subtle and interesting melodic complexity!
No, its prog metal. It's a different lineage. Things like mars volta would be more prog rock. The labels aren't super important or anything but when folks go looking for prog rock and hear other bands in line with plini and have their expectations not line up with the music they tend to get really annoying in the comments.
Very interesting comparsion about the voicing thing (and the reverence to Tool). I think this is also a thing what makes prog stuff so intensive and interisting. Same with Danny Carey tuning his drums in a way it fits the d-tuning of the guitar and bass. The overall sound at the beginning of this song reminded me of Haken, a prog metal band. Give it a listen if you want to. Your opinion on the song "Cockroach King" would be very interesting (I recommend audio version for the solos ;) )
I really recommend checking out the bands: -Animals As Leaders -Intervals -Athletic Progression (live) -JD & Domi -Robert Glasper Experiment (live) -Nate Smith -Ghost Note
If you love beautiful pads, you may want to check out Tinavie - Coldest Summer The pads are actually created by the bass player playing dense chords and swelling them in. The song is incredible from the mixing to the composition to the instrumentation.
About the mallet instrument behind the solo guitar. I've been experimenting with this myself. I just record a solo and pop that into melodyne, convert to midi and reimport it into my DAW.
Wow another Aussie ty! I havn't been trying to peddle aussies on this channel. Okay now if I may just once, 'The Butterfly Effect' band from oz has some songs which you might enjoy. They would seem to fit in pretty well here in my humble opinion.
Genius from yourself to compare his (in my opinion Flamenco Technique roots) style with a saxophone player. I am BIIIIIIIIG Plini fan, and i never came up with it. Chapeau Senpai!!!! ... Plus, im am pretty sure about one thing that makes Plinis play so special is, how he mastered the art of pressure he is bringing to the Fretboard for EVERY SINGLE NOTE he is hitting. (excuse some grammar mistakes :)
plini is special to me because he's one of the only artists I don't have to touch the EQ to make sound good on any of my systems. probably this just means he's as deaf as I am in the same way that I am...but it just makes it soooo nice.
You like this, you'll like Animals As Leaders. 2 guitarists (they use 8 or 8 string guitars to fill in the bass) and a drummer just making some of the best instrumental prog metal out there. Woven Web is my favorite song from them, but most people seem to love CAFO
When you said the word INTERVALS around the 5minute mark, i thought you were gonna do a comparison to Aaron Marshall of the band Intervals, another prog rock instrumental guitarist. Which, by the way I think you should do a reaction video to one of his songs, By Far and Away from the album The Way Forward! For me, Intervals provides that nice medium level inbetween the good songwriting of Plini and the groovy poppy jams of Polyphia. Thanks!
Check out Rick Beato's channel. He breaks down a Plini song and also has them in his studio in another video for an interview. Rick has one of the top notch music channels...just passed 2 million subscribers. Thanks for your breakdowns!
This might be too harsh for some viewers but check out Meshuggah - clockworks. If you enjoyed dissecting tool you'll definitely enjoy dissecting Meshuggah
I love that you mentioned sax. One of my favorite guitarists of old is Brett Garsed. He is also an Australian solo guitarist but he is known for jazz rock fusion. He attributes his playing and composition advancement to listening to saxophone players structure of phrasing. You should check him out. I think current rock/prog has progressed to heavily emphasize polyrhythms and you’ll find less of that in Brett’s work, but it’s stellar nevertheless. I’d give Flight or Fight a check.
@@KeyOfGeebz Well since you are already familiar with him, I think you should possibly just react to the other request I had for Arch Echo below. If for nothing else, I think you'd be extremely appreciative of their synchronization between their lead guitarist and they keys player.
ahhh you picked the same favorite PLINI track as me. Cascade. In that case I'ma recommend you look at Animals As Leaders. It doesn't really matter what track you pick, but if you need a suggestion, maybe the very first is a good place to start: Tempting TIme.
Please give Tesseract a listen! They are doing a live cinematic show on the 12th, if you end up liking their music! Edit: and listen to the lead singers feature song a dream in static. Absolutely BEAUTIFUL vocals.
Periphery's Lune would be a good one for you! Shows a little different side of their talent, very ambient and well composed. Another good one is 22 faces, has a very nice groove and great breakdown. Very talented band! Neo Seoul from After the Burial also well done.
First vid I've seen by you and I felt like I enjoyed you enough to like and drop this comment. Aside from your insight into the music, I really enjoyed seeing your facial reactions to certain musical feels more than anything. PS: Totally bitchin, we aged together.
Bro your vids are dope asf (as fuck) and you really should do some system of a down it will be so cool to see you view of there tunes, soldierside would be great but probably chop suey or one of there more popular ones would be the place to start. Much love bro keep em coming
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My favorite Plini song. The soft solo section in the middle is just… one of the best things I’ve ever heard.
talking about intervals, Intervals also just released an album. Both Plini and Intervals have toured together and do great stuff
5htp and lock and key are AMAZING.
Speaking of them touring together, I actually got to see them on one of their stops in Houston on my birthday. KILLER set.
Try Intervals next!
I got the Plintervals t-shirt!! Plini and Aaron opening for Animals as Leaders...jeeeeeeeezus what an amazing show.
Even better, Aaron played 2nd guitar during Plini's set, then Plini played 2nd for Aaron. It was all amazing, but 'Libra' kinda stole the show for me.
Not to mention their first album is literally called The Spaces Between.
I love my plintervals shirt. It’s got a wombat on it. Lol.
You’ve spoken into existence all of the things about Plini’s music that I could never express. He’s my favorite musician. Thank you for this.
I totally relate to this!
Great content! Your perspective is great. I highly recommend:
- The Contortionist: Language 1 & 2
- David Maxim Micic: Living Room
- Sithu Aye: The Andromedan, Pt II Mystic Village
Living room is amazing, you have good taste
Id recommend something off David Maxim Micic' Bilo 3.0 for a composers react but I like your taste
@@cornela1 'Where is now?' Would be a great song to react to
i'd love to see some David Maxim Micic on here!
came for the tool, stayed for the plini
Yeah plini uses a TON of layers. It's his favorite thing (and his engineer and bass player simon's least favorite thing to deal with).
I would love to hear this guy’s reaction to his other song Pan
Yes! Pan is my favorite track of the new album...by far!
God, I know right! Now more 'cause of his mention to the 🎷 reference. I want that reaction so bad.
Yes indeed. Especially for the sax reference :)
@@qmiller9 Pan is an unquestioned masterpiece, I don't even know what it is about it, but it's fucking great.
Ikr. Do it for PAN Already 😜
so good. This was my introduction to him. So glad I subbed after the Lateralus reaction.
Check out selenium forest and electric sunrise as well as libra by intervals
Love Plini. There's a lot of Allan Holdsworth's composing and guitar technique in his playing, by the way, who is probably my most favorite guitar player of all time.
Yup, Plini is a cool dude. I got to take him out for a night in my city after a show once. Glad he is getting the recognition he deserves :)
I saw plini live when they supported periphery last year and they are absolutely insane
Checkout Jakub Zytecki - Sunflower.
Insane playing. I’m pretty sure he’s a friend of Plini as well.
Yeeeeepp...off the charts playing!
Jakub is amazing too !!!
Wishful Lotus Proof is one of my favorite albums of all time.
Yup there's also live footage of Plini with Jakub on YT, check out :p
@@MrNobex33 I would give a nut to have been at that show
Im so glad that you expressed what i cant express.
I cant analyze this song fully due to being distracted to the song's overwhelming emotion everytime i listen to it.
8:02 LMAO that was my exact reaction to that part hahahahah. I freacking love plini and how he just pulls off this kind of stuff. Always super fresh, classy and unique.
I just discovered Plini earlier this year...and have been listening to him daily. As a guitarist, I'm very inspired! I'll be purchasing a Strandberg very soon! I enjoyed your REACTION! Cheers man
This was my first time hearing Plini.... wow! Thanks for the introduction. So glad I found your channel and so glad I subscribed! Looking forward to what comes next!
Highly recommend checking out 'Pastures' by Plini.
Highly recommend checking everything he's ever made ^^
Electric Sunrise is an amazing track as well!
Plini is easily my favorite instrumental guitar player. Extremely musical, creative, cheeky and always interesting.
Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow. Ty, Stephen
your expressions when listening to this work of art are amazing, i feel represented
Thank you so much 😀
Also, another song that will blow your mind is by a band called Ne Obliviscaris with their song 'and plague flowers the kaleidoscope'
The song was studied at Sydney conseveratorium of music. The song was introduced to the curriculum by Professor Matthew Hindson (classical composer) the song was introduced as a exemplar in structure, mixing timbres, meters, modes, how to approach virtuosity, sound and noise, extended performance and techniques.
I got goosebumps around 8:45. I knew exactly what was coming (have listened to this album probably fifty times) and your reaction was just amazing!
I can't seem to get enough of this song. Already listened to it almost 100 times since last week
Man you need to check out selenium forest from him, plini is a rabbit hole of great instrumental music!
I've heard of him, never listened until now. Really good!! Thanks.
I absolutely love the subtle things they've weaved in and out of this track. Like no one landing on the 1 at 4:17 except for the crash cymbal, then everyone nailing that "and" of 1 immediate after it. You know you're listening to a master when the tiniest detail like that earns the rewind to be listened to again and again.
That keyboard/guitar part at 1:30 gave me heavy Casino-era Al Di Meola vibes. Love Plini, great music.
@8:17
Love your reaction because it has consistently been mine EVERY time I hear this song, I can't even count how many. It is such a subtle little touch, and the lead section would have been great even without it, but it's honestly my favorite part of the song. That little bit is SO good.
Been loving this album, I've listened to it a couple times this weekend. This song and Pan are probably my favorites. The ending of this song hits so hard, it's crazy, and all of the playing throughout it is incredible. Just an amazing arrangement.
I haven't been watching your videos in chronological order, but f*** me - this has just left me speechless. I've heard of Plini but (for whatever reason) I just haven't listened to his stuff yet - until now. This guy most definitely lives up to the hype... this track is super delicious.
...the contortionist...
[do et]
OH nice recommendation, good call. Maybe the "rediscovered" versions?
Yessssss
Yussss
agreed.
Nice one. Seen Plini twice live, they (or he) are the sort of band that look like they are just happy to be playing in front of an audience, best reaction to an instrumental band I have seen. Couple of others for you to look up - Gojira - Flying Whales (french Eco Metal about astral projection and saving the planet) and Animals as Leaders - Arithmophobia (complex technical Djent). Edit - and another two epics are Periphery - Reptile (Modern progressive metal, long track though with many styles) and Haken - Cockroach King.
I've suggested some AAL and I love Haken. Both fantastic groups!
Commenting here to come back to this recommendation. Thanks for lying out a few here.
Plini’s out of this world, some the best phrasing and chord progressions I’ve ever heard
Dude, I love you.
It is so cool how you keep expanding your musical repitoire. I hope one day I can be as versitle as you, when music has passed my youthful comprehension of what it used to be.
Right now I understand all these bands, but one day I bet, there will be a time when it baffles me. I just hope I can remain as open as you are sir.
Kudos. 👍
Also. "Plini, Tarred and Feathered."
Cinematic, yes! I always fantasized about Plini doing the score to a beautifully shot film. Please consider reacting to Pan on this same album. It has this incredible sax solo that runs into one of Plini's best guitar solos to date, in my opinion. Pastures is another one of his songs that blows my mind and not enough people are talking about it. Thanks for your wonderful content. Enjoy!
Please react to Plini - I'll tell you someday. I found this band through Rick Beato who did a "What makes this song great" video using their song Electric Sunrise. Also it would be cool to see you and Rick Beato doing some kind of collab someday. For some reason I sense that happening.
A Rick Beato collab would be awesome !
Wow indeed. Super impressive emotive and cerebral playing. Need to check out more of his music.
You should react to the Mars Volta. Cassandra Gemini is my favorite track but it’s like 30min. Meccamputecture probably falls in second place and is more reasonable in length. Try it out.
I absolutely love Plini's music and the end of this song is so fucking bad ass.
I'd heard of but never listened to Plini and jeeeezus crepes that was impressive. That's a guy who paid attention in music theory classes! Cool intervals and chord voicings, polyrythms and meter changes, multiple modes and playing techniques.. crikey.
Great reaction once again man, malaho!
Plini is the modern day Holdsworth. Love how music. A great modern guitar hero for the new age of guitarists. Love it. Keep it up.
I can see it doesn’t get the same views as some other artists but thank you for sprinkling in Plini and others like him. And please keep the Tool coming too!
Subscribed! Finally some reactions that are insightful.
Appreciate that 🤙
This was an absolute joy to watch. Love hearing your perspective
This feels a flower sprouting from a Steven Wilson stalk. Thanks for sharing, I have never heard this before.
That quiet middle section has quite a bit of Jeff Beck influence to it. Some of his arrangements remind me a lot of Steve Vai's use of bell-like keyboard parts, especially in his older stuff. Wow, that got dark at the end. Brilliant!
You're right!
I would love to hear your take on David Maxim Micic
Something from Bilo 3.0 or Ego/Eco. Smile or Disorder might break him a little lol.
Plini is amazing. Another amazing instrumental group is Scale the Summit specifically their song The Great Plains.
You should react to some Radiohead! Maybe Weird Fishes/Arpegi or There, There is a good beginning! :)
Keep doing what your doing, we absolutely love it!
Your reaction to that one cinematic part was priceless. You should react to Veil of Maya- Outsider. You won't regret it
Are you talking about at 8:46 ? Bc that part gave me goosebumps.
The glass bead game please! It is simply amazing!!
You absolutely need to do a reaction video to his song Pan. And make sure you listen to the album version. It features an instrument you wouldn't expect.
plini interested me in instrumental music in ways I never had been before. he's awesome. also love my Strandberg, which I discovered partially through his playing
Please also go down a Plini/prog metal journey. I will be devotedly beside you man 😆
Loved your reaction to this one. Plini and his group are truly mesmerizing
Took me way too long to get the "de composer" joke. And I'm a father of four. Some dad I am...
Love your reactions!! I'd watch you 'decompose' any of Plini's songs
Another one I wouldn't have ever heard if not for being subbed to this channel! Thank you! I love stuff like this! I have a major suggestion for you to check out. Even if you don't do a reaction (because I'm sure you get like a billion requests lol) - listen to Wave of Synergy by Andy James and Angel Vivaldi. It will blow your mind. Anyway, thanks for being you brother
You have to check out I'll Tell You Someday off his new album, and if you haven't Electric Sunrise & Every Piece Matters off of Handmade Cities.
Love your comments and insight about all of these artists. Plini is one of my favorites. He and the band are fantastic live. I do not know him, but I have a friend who does and I believe he pronounces more like pl-inn-ee. Verify that but that's what I was told. In any event you and Plini are fantastic.
You should definitely react to Plini - Perfume. That's another hell of a ride, quite mysterious in a sense, with a particularly subtle and interesting melodic complexity!
DO MORE PLINI PLS!! (you can pick freely, doesnt mind)
This is the "Prog Rock" of the 21st Century
No, its prog metal. It's a different lineage. Things like mars volta would be more prog rock. The labels aren't super important or anything but when folks go looking for prog rock and hear other bands in line with plini and have their expectations not line up with the music they tend to get really annoying in the comments.
Very interesting comparsion about the voicing thing (and the reverence to Tool). I think this is also a thing what makes prog stuff so intensive and interisting. Same with Danny Carey tuning his drums in a way it fits the d-tuning of the guitar and bass.
The overall sound at the beginning of this song reminded me of Haken, a prog metal band. Give it a listen if you want to. Your opinion on the song "Cockroach King" would be very interesting (I recommend audio version for the solos ;) )
That heavy ending really seems to me like a hi-fi homage to AOTKPTA- The Locust.
ANIMALS AS LEADERS! 💪💪🔥
Find somebody who looks at you the way Key of Geebz looks at Plini playing guitar.
I really recommend checking out the bands:
-Animals As Leaders
-Intervals
-Athletic Progression (live)
-JD & Domi
-Robert Glasper Experiment (live)
-Nate Smith
-Ghost Note
If you love beautiful pads, you may want to check out Tinavie - Coldest Summer
The pads are actually created by the bass player playing dense chords and swelling them in.
The song is incredible from the mixing to the composition to the instrumentation.
Plini- Pastures. So sad and beautiful.
Great reaction bruv
Thanks!!
About the mallet instrument behind the solo guitar. I've been experimenting with this myself. I just record a solo and pop that into melodyne, convert to midi and reimport it into my DAW.
Talking about the 🎷 reference on his playing style. You gotta react to his song PAN. It's gonna blow your mind 🤯
Wow another Aussie ty! I havn't been trying to peddle aussies on this channel. Okay now if I may just once, 'The Butterfly Effect' band from oz has some songs which you might enjoy. They would seem to fit in pretty well here in my humble opinion.
Have all Plini's works, totally excellent in every parameter BTW, you look a lot like Rick Beato!!
I recommend checking intervals play through like lock & key :) just subscribed love the content
Please check out the band Leprous - slave (live) they are amazing. Vocals are off the chain and band is super tight. Drummer is a beast.
we leave this video to you, because Plini is a genius and we can't discern how.
Genius from yourself to compare his (in my opinion Flamenco Technique roots) style with a saxophone player. I am BIIIIIIIIG Plini fan, and i never came up with it. Chapeau Senpai!!!! ... Plus, im am pretty sure about one thing that makes Plinis play so special is, how he mastered the art of pressure he is bringing to the Fretboard for EVERY SINGLE NOTE he is hitting. (excuse some grammar mistakes :)
You are amazing, I love the way you describe the music...PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE review ESOTERIC SURGERY by Gojira!!!!!
plini is special to me because he's one of the only artists I don't have to touch the EQ to make sound good on any of my systems.
probably this just means he's as deaf as I am in the same way that I am...but it just makes it soooo nice.
You like this, you'll like Animals As Leaders. 2 guitarists (they use 8 or 8 string guitars to fill in the bass) and a drummer just making some of the best instrumental prog metal out there. Woven Web is my favorite song from them, but most people seem to love CAFO
PLEASE do a video for the song Handmade Cities by Plini!!
When you said the word INTERVALS around the 5minute mark, i thought you were gonna do a comparison to Aaron Marshall of the band Intervals, another prog rock instrumental guitarist. Which, by the way I think you should do a reaction video to one of his songs, By Far and Away from the album The Way Forward!
For me, Intervals provides that nice medium level inbetween the good songwriting of Plini and the groovy poppy jams of Polyphia.
Thanks!
Check out Rick Beato's channel. He breaks down a Plini song and also has them in his studio in another video for an interview. Rick has one of the top notch music channels...just passed 2 million subscribers. Thanks for your breakdowns!
Love the "Endless Summer" shirt bra
Not to mention...this is the eighth time I've watched this...because Plini
Album of the year for me.
Not even a second contender.
You should check out the song Pan from the same album. Absolute nuts track
This might be too harsh for some viewers but check out Meshuggah - clockworks. If you enjoyed dissecting tool you'll definitely enjoy dissecting Meshuggah
Lol clockworks is sooo much easier than Bleed for a first Meshuggah track for sure! 😂
Yes plini is the man, good choice.
I love that you mentioned sax. One of my favorite guitarists of old is Brett Garsed. He is also an Australian solo guitarist but he is known for jazz rock fusion. He attributes his playing and composition advancement to listening to saxophone players structure of phrasing. You should check him out. I think current rock/prog has progressed to heavily emphasize polyrhythms and you’ll find less of that in Brett’s work, but it’s stellar nevertheless. I’d give Flight or Fight a check.
Oooooo man do I love Brett Garsed!!! I'll find one to do though I know it will be genius already :)
@@KeyOfGeebz Well since you are already familiar with him, I think you should possibly just react to the other request I had for Arch Echo below. If for nothing else, I think you'd be extremely appreciative of their synchronization between their lead guitarist and they keys player.
Check out pan next, its on the same album but it has something you'd might enjoy
I love your videos.
Thanks Bill :)
ahhh you picked the same favorite PLINI track as me. Cascade.
In that case I'ma recommend you look at Animals As Leaders. It doesn't really matter what track you pick, but if you need a suggestion, maybe the very first is a good place to start: Tempting TIme.
You got to do Impulse voices from the same album this song came from. Best song on the album in my opinion.
animals as leaders! or tesseract!
I love you reaction to this...
Please give Tesseract a listen! They are doing a live cinematic show on the 12th, if you end up liking their music!
Edit: and listen to the lead singers feature song a dream in static. Absolutely BEAUTIFUL vocals.
Periphery's Lune would be a good one for you! Shows a little different side of their talent, very ambient and well composed. Another good one is 22 faces, has a very nice groove and great breakdown. Very talented band! Neo Seoul from After the Burial also well done.
First vid I've seen by you and I felt like I enjoyed you enough to like and drop this comment.
Aside from your insight into the music, I really enjoyed seeing your facial reactions to certain musical feels more than anything.
PS: Totally bitchin, we aged together.
PPS: From a compositional standpoint you need to check out Shogun by Trivium ;) Masterpiece.
Please feature some Voices from the Fuselage. Thanks
Bro your vids are dope asf (as fuck) and you really should do some system of a down it will be so cool to see you view of there tunes, soldierside would be great but probably chop suey or one of there more popular ones would be the place to start. Much love bro keep em coming