It's weird how normalized we become to music like this. I used to play them one in a while as joke until I properly listened to The Money Store one day and it clicked. Now I can listen to them in any situation lol
@out if you have an hour to live i suggest turning the hour hand on your clack continuously back so it never reaches an hour that way u also have an easy way out.
+Nathaniel Bugalou This is my fav list of Experimental Music: -Architecture in helsinki - heart it races -Bjork - Triumph of the Heart -Deerhoof - Milking -Fantomas - The Godfather -Mindless self Indulgence - Bitches; Shut Me Up -Polysics - New Wave Jacket -The Unicorns - Ghost Mountain -Xiu Xiu - I Luv the Valley OH all those authors have few cool songs so check them :)
exmil is technically a mixtape but it might as well be an album (it has tracks from their self titled ep which is older) but yes this shit is easily top 3
I've listened to a lot of "angry music" but I never feel like Death Grips is angry at me. I feel like they're angry at almost the same things I'm angry at
@@kxjab the closest thing I’ve truly experienced to the emotions and adrenaline conveyed by this mix tape was arriving on scene of a gang shooting and we kept finding more and more patients as we searched through the house. The screaming and noise, blood, garbage everywhere, the bodies and smell of gun smoke came back like it was yesterday when I started listening to this shit. I’m sure the 3 scoops of preworkout I’d had at the time assisted in that lmfao.
@@trawa0825 They Are practically opposite, and i think fantano has praised both. Also theres a live video of kero covering death grips, so they know each other.
@@side3672 i·ro·ny /ˈīrənē/ the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.
@@_JKings_ He deleted his comment, I wasn't replying to the original comment I know that's irony. some other dude was going on about how acid is safer than drinking water.
Imagine releasing one of the most innovative albums of all time for free and not even give people the option to donate money. That is a massive fucking flex holy shit.
Back in the old days, you just pushed to have the hottest mixtape on TH-cam/SoundCloud for clicks. This was pure art from three very creative minds. I’m very grateful to have seen them on tour and to have followed them before they abruptly stopped.
i saw death grips perform in 2018 and they started the set with Beware. the transition from manson to ride live was the most religious experience of my life.
coming back to this comment to add, the show was manchester 2018. there is a good video of it on yt filmed like 3 people away from me. pretty sure i can hear myself screaming along to beware lol.
I wonder what he thought when he heard samples of himself in "Culture Shock". I wouldn't be surprised if that's actually how he found out about these guys.
@Jake Fettes I can just imagine like David: honey I was checking on my phone and now there’s a message of a band called death grips saying they sampled my song Superman David’s wife:*screams* what David:oh looks here’s a video of the song Minutes later David:woah that was interesting you know what let me check if there on Spotify Weeks David’s wife:honey I made dinners David:honey I said don’t disturb when I’m listening to death grips David’s wife:what?? David:I’m a death grips ok honey I’m noided ok this band inspired my final album called black star for weeks I’m trying to make the my last album interesting and this band inspired me to create that unique sound
My cousin was into the group. Introduced me to them. I’d never heard this album in it’s entirety. My cousin took his life about few months ago. He was more like a brother. I just bought this record. And imma listen to it in hopes he’s around sometimes jamming with me. I’m here cause my cousin. Love you Glen.
Much love to everyone who’s said something. All I can say is. If you know someone going through some shit, or you yourself are. Talk to someone. Trust me. A piece of me died when my cousin left this earth. I’m sad it changed me. But also I remember just how much he meant to me. You are loved y’all. Life’s hard. But it ain’t worth ending it. Much love 💚
@@itsgonnbeok7249 though that's exactly the way I picture Ride, and what makes his persona so unbefuckinglievably compelling, that he seems like someone who lived as a Hobo for 15 years, seeing the worst of Americas Underbelly and came out on the other end like .. this.
All samples: Beware: Charles Manson - “I Make The Money Man” Interview (1969) Jane’s Addiction - Up The Beach (1991) Dickie Burton - God Is Watching You (1974) Guillotine: No samples Spread Eagle Cross The Block: Link Wray & His Ray Men - Rumble (1958) Beastie Boys - You Gotta Fight for Your Right To Party (1986) Beastie Boys - Girls (1986) Lord of the Game: The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire (1968) Beastie Boys - Brass Monkey (1986) Blue Devils - The Ditty (2004) Takyon: Bad Brains - Supertouch/Shitfit (1982) Cutty Ranks - A Who Seh Me Dun (1992) Blue Devils - The Ditty (2004) Cut Throat: Death Grips - Death Grips (Next Grips) (2011) 2 Live Crew - Move Somethin’ (1988) Klink: The Castaways - Liar, Liar (1965) Black Flag - Rise Above (1981) Blue Devils - The Ditty (2004) Culture Shock: David Bowie - The Superman (Alternative Version) (1971) 5D: Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (1985) Thru The Walls: Ariel’s Painted Haunted Graffiti - Gettin’ High In The Morning (2006) Emre Bahadir - Mental Health Hotline (2009) Sun Ra - Space is the Place (1973) Half Life 2 - Combine Soldier Sound Effects (2004) Known for It: Apollo/Domain - Quest: A Long Ray’s Journey Into Light (1986) Magma - De Futura (1976) I Want It I Need It: Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive (1967) Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine (1967) Blood Creepin: No samples
Gonna be real, this is still their best album. They've made some masterpiece tracks since and the Money Store is an all time great, but it's hard to beat opening on a Charles Manson sample, following it with fucking Guillotine, and not letting off the gas from that second on. It's raw, it's hard, and years later I still feel this shit in my gut when I listen.
Yeah, Takyon is still their best song musically, and Culture Shock their best song lyrically. Clink, beware, guillotine, thru the walls, lord of the game and 4D are also excellent.
Fun Fact: This image is of an aboriginal and it was carried around by Zach Hill in his wallet as a sign of strength, that’s why it is folded up like that.
Death Grips is my happy music. For some reason whenever I feel secure and want to protect that feeling from crumbling (which always happens at some point, but it's 'right now I'm okay' that matters), I put on their music. It gives me kind of like a bird's pov on my imperfections, anger, madness and chaos. They all manifest themselves in the music, outside of my brain, and just sing for me. They don't pollute me, and instead free my head. I feel like it takes a lot of braveness and brains to conceive and then realize a project like Death Grips, not only cuz it's so groundbreaking and different, but also because not too many people can openly say or even come up with an idea that they need experimental, deafening, insane, straight up batshit crazy music to make them feel at ease. I was one of those people, and when I found this band, I felt understood without having to say a word. And for that, I thank you good sirs! :}
Video was auto-playing and this was the next up. It was late, roughly 4am and I had TH-cam up in the background. I was gonna click off but I heard Charles Manson's voice at the beginning to I decided to give it a shot. First song BEWARE was so fucking fire, all of a sudden it was nearly an hour later, and I've listened to the whole album and dont remember what planet I'm on. 10/10, underrated.
Darth Fuhrer why are you taking my comment so seriously? I understand you need to defend your precious meme rap because you're a /mu/ warrior, but my comment was to be taken in a joking matter. I think DG is cool, but the whole fantano hype train kind of ruined them. I feel like people listen to them in order to stay in the loop of aesthetic meme culture
It's a reasonable question which you took seriously. If you're just listening to it for the sake of just listening to it then you're just admitting to the fact that you have no idea what the fuck your listening to. Were you trying to insult me with your comments? I have been listening to Death Grips since before i even heard of theneedledrop and it was actually through death grips that i was made aware of his channel. Also i don't use reddit or have ever visited its website so what are you saying? "The whole fantano hype train kind of ruined them for me" how ? because more people are listening to them ? the meme culture doesn't bother me because it literally has no impact on the quality of their music. You seem very selfconscious about how people view you and your tastes
I saw em in Pomona a few years ago, easily my favorite show I’ve ever been to, they went fuckin hard in Santa Ana too, the amount of hearing loss >>> especially being front row lmao
Death Grips scratches my brain but in a good way. A lot of people will say it’s just noise but to me it sounds great and it’s what makes me keep coming back to them. Seriously one of the best things to happen to modern music IMO.
Weston Parker Check out the album Liquid Swords from GZA. If you can't get into this album, I am very sorry to annouce to you that you have no musical taste at all.
1. Beware (0:00) 2. Guillotine (5:53) 3. Spread Eagle Cross The Block (9:36) 4. Lord of the Game (13:28) 5. Takyon (Death Yon) (16:58) 6. Cut Throat (Instrumental) (19:46) 7. Klink (20:58) 8. Culture Shock (24:20) 9. 5D (28:41) 10. Thru the Walls (29:24) 11. Known for it (33:20) 12. I Want it I Need it (37:33) 13. Blood Creepin (43:44)
Sounds weird but this album and Bottomless Pit really helped me in a bad time. Just prior to 2020 I'd financially and emotionally exhausted myself trying to make a difficult relationship work, I'd worked hard and followed the rules all my life and was still in a position in which I couldn't even get a voluntary job working for local charities. So by the time lockdown rolled around I was broke, constantly angry and felt trapped 24/7. Then I discovered death grips and was like 'yeah this guy fucking gets it' and helped me power through and provided a warped motivational soundtrack as I slowly got my shit together. Having something that resonated that energy just really helped.
Someone had mentioned before in the comments how this mixtape geniuenly feels like it's not yelling at you, but yelling with you. I'm glad you was able to get through your struggles you had at the time, stay noided.
Exmilitary is unironically the most motivational album ever made. It's heavy, intense, angry, loud, noisy and aggressive in all the right ways, and it makes you feel like you can be strong and tough in a very raw, animalistic way.
I think I like this slightly more than The Money Store. It has a raw and dark atmosphere that is difficult to match. "Beware" alone is the kind of song I can imagine myself doing coke to.
he's telling it to you as he's chasing you. You're both doing circles around the parking lot, around the back and inside among the shelves of snacks and for the full 48 minutes
NYCTELI:OS Usually when I first hear an album, I listen to the entire thing before going back and relistening to songs. I couldn't resist playing this on repeat like 5 times before moving on to the rest of the album. It's still my favorite song by them by far.
I saw MC Ride at a grocery store in Los Angeles yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly
This album for some reason was an important part of my happiest moments this year! And now that I feel very depressed, and with my heart shattered, I remembered Exmilitary! And I don't know, it makes me feel much better listen to this great album that I love with all my life!! 💖
***** No, the lyrics are head-spinningly nihilistic, and uncompromising. This is taking Hip-Hop to it's logical extreme, in all regards. The beat is incredibly detailed, and over-modulated. Brilliant drum-tampers, crazy riffs, black screeches, ect. Conclusion: You're probably a fan of Yeezus.
Eziokilla9595 Ironically, Kanye was going for a Death Grips-esque sound on Yeezus, but the darker production doesn't suit his style at all, which is why it doesn't work. Death Grips can pull it off much better, especially because of MC Ride's delivery and lyrics that are thought out much better than anything on Yeezus..
Zin Skymerald Yeezus was garbage. Anyone who liked it probably doesn't listen to guys like Death Grips. It almost sounded less like Death Grips, and more like dälek. Kanye managed to botch dälek's style, too!
Eziokilla9595 Eh a couple of tracks appealed to me off of yeezus.But i prefer death grips way more for sure.Yeezus was not as bad as i thought it would be.
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Kind of tired of the homeless person narrative tbh. Can we talk about MC Ride's painting work and the drudgery of working a job that isnt aligned with your interests(apparently he worked in the food service industry too)
This album does have a distinct feeling of being about being deeply mentally unsound and not being properly cared for or medicated. Very unstable, very paranoid, very dark and violent. It does feel genuinely homeless
Saw this in recommended a few times over the years but I could never get into it except but the intro always intrigued me. Finally realized this album hits different when drunk this is so fucking dope.
You must understand, Mozart, Beethoven, Elvis, and the Beatles were all known as "edgy" for their days. I firmly believe we've found the sound of the distant future and it won't sound nearly as weird and out there as it does now. The world just isn't ready at this moment.
@@-panzerfaust I get what your saying but if you ever show this to normal people who aren’t really into music outside mainstream which is a huge majority of people, they will find it very hard to listen too. They think it’s just loud noise and won’t be into it. Just because you are a fat music nerd who listens to drone music or horror core doesn’t mean death grips is easily accessible to most people. With love ❤🫶
I go primal when I listen to Takyon. 13 years ago my dad judged me and my music choices. Still going primal but now I have my son screaming the chorus along with me. He takes his shirt off and tries to scream like me but he doesn’t know the lyrics and his lungs aren’t developed yet. Life is funny 😅
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Me in 2011: This album makes me feel like I'm having a panic attack
Me in 2021: I should put on Exmilitary while I do laundry
haha
It be how it do
It’s so true tho
some kind of laundry
It's weird how normalized we become to music like this. I used to play them one in a while as joke until I properly listened to The Money Store one day and it clicked. Now I can listen to them in any situation lol
Me: You only have one hour to live
My doctor: What the fuck
@out if you have an hour to live i suggest turning the hour hand on your clack continuously back so it never reaches an hour that way u also have an easy way out.
@out sorry
@out lmao
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refer to 13:54, DON'T CALL ME EVER UGLY BITCH.
musically, this record was the equivalent to discovering an abandoned spaceship in a backyard to me
+Nathaniel Bugalou
Good stuff. Yep. Quickly went to near the top of my list.
+Nathaniel Bugalou This is my fav list of Experimental Music:
-Architecture in helsinki - heart it races
-Bjork - Triumph of the Heart
-Deerhoof - Milking
-Fantomas - The Godfather
-Mindless self Indulgence - Bitches; Shut Me Up
-Polysics - New Wave Jacket
-The Unicorns - Ghost Mountain
-Xiu Xiu - I Luv the Valley OH
all those authors have few cool songs so check them :)
happy good lookin out ill check that out when i get the chance to
+Nathaniel Bugalou I felt like that when I heard "Fashion Week"
That's beautiful.
The fact this was their first album is fucking insane
edit: I know it's technically a mixtape but it's basically an album lets be real
They made it BEFORE their first album.
exmil is technically a mixtape but it might as well be an album (it has tracks from their self titled ep which is older) but yes this shit is easily top 3
I didn't know this wow
death grips ep came out first doh and there's a lotta material from that project on here
that's crazy
I've listened to a lot of "angry music" but I never feel like Death Grips is angry at me. I feel like they're angry at almost the same things I'm angry at
You’re shouting with them, not being shouted at
@@whereamihelpme6937 True dat
I feel the same way!
@@kxjab the closest thing I’ve truly experienced to the emotions and adrenaline conveyed by this mix tape was arriving on scene of a gang shooting and we kept finding more and more patients as we searched through the house. The screaming and noise, blood, garbage everywhere, the bodies and smell of gun smoke came back like it was yesterday when I started listening to this shit. I’m sure the 3 scoops of preworkout I’d had at the time assisted in that lmfao.
i don't think most songs are angry at the listener, that could be interesting though
This is my favorite Kero Kero Bonito album, really surprised her voice can get so deep, but it's welcome nonetheless.
That track featuring Limbo Sounds is tight.
i don't get why people compare death grips to kero kero bonito pls explain
@@trawa0825 They Are practically opposite, and i think fantano has praised both. Also theres a live video of kero covering death grips, so they know each other.
KKB is Life Grips
@@Trowa71 kkb's album Time 'n' Place has a similar niche to dg too
It's MY schizophrenic episode and I choose the music
Love react ❤
Love react ❤️
Love react ❤
@@codymorse2484and oppoppo I II have a problem with a yummy food recipe and it was very tasty when io9uipooooo
@@Uff-dada I love you I really do
If you're having a bad acid trip... just listen to this album at full volume. It will calm you down 100% guaranteed.
@drateR yaG That advice is dangerous and you're an idiot if you don't see that.
@@side3672 i·ro·ny /ˈīrənē/
the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.
@@_JKings_ He deleted his comment, I wasn't replying to the original comment I know that's irony. some other dude was going on about how acid is safer than drinking water.
@@side3672 oh bet, my bad
Bass Rattle Stars Out the Sky did calm me down during my trip, but that's still some pretty dumb advice lol.
this album feels like taking lsd and realizing it was battery acid
underrated
The superior acid
@@AmadeusUndead no.
except "sid" is odor- and tasteless...and it is very, very punctual :p always 60 minutes to take-off
punctual
This is the music my uncle puts on whenever he needs to heat his insulin in a spoon.
underrated comment lol
oh no lmfao
🤣🤣🤣
"insulin"
incredibly dark comment
I haven’t payed taxes since 2004
What are taxes?
Nathan A. theft
same vro
Ludwig7
tight
This albom goes hard! I can literally feel Mc Ride coming inside of me
might wanna word that differently
I bet you do.
MC ride's music can touch me in ways nobody has ever touched me before
take me to ya leada
bro could've used better words 💀💀
every day I cry because this isn't on Spotify
Legit
when some mad lad uploads takyon as a podcast episode, best find of my life.
fuck streaming services
deezer
@@THERES_BEES_EVERYWHERE lol there’s literally uncleared samples all over the tape
Imagine releasing one of the most innovative albums of all time for free and not even give people the option to donate money. That is a massive fucking flex holy shit.
Back in the old days, you just pushed to have the hottest mixtape on TH-cam/SoundCloud for clicks. This was pure art from three very creative minds. I’m very grateful to have seen them on tour and to have followed them before they abruptly stopped.
@@SphericaI if you had followed them before they abruptly stopped you wouldnt be grateful
@@arsenixkikokoro why?
@@wilsan806 they would've hit them in the rear
real
Industrial hip-hop beats to evade taxes/commit vehicular homicide to
Underrated comment
shoutout tago mago
/commit war crimes in Bosnia to
YO YO XMR
Amazing
i saw death grips perform in 2018 and they started the set with Beware. the transition from manson to ride live was the most religious experience of my life.
coming back to this comment to add, the show was manchester 2018. there is a good video of it on yt filmed like 3 people away from me. pretty sure i can hear myself screaming along to beware lol.
Did you cum?
It’s weird to think that David Bowie listened to this album and the other albums of death grips
I wonder what he thought when he heard samples of himself in "Culture Shock". I wouldn't be surprised if that's actually how he found out about these guys.
@Jake Fettes I can just imagine like
David: honey I was checking on my phone and now there’s a message of a band called death grips saying they sampled my song Superman
David’s wife:*screams* what
David:oh looks here’s a video of the song
Minutes later
David:woah that was interesting you know what let me check if there on Spotify
Weeks
David’s wife:honey I made dinners
David:honey I said don’t disturb when I’m listening to death grips
David’s wife:what??
David:I’m a death grips ok honey I’m noided ok this band inspired my final album called black star for weeks I’m trying to make the my last album interesting and this band inspired me to create that unique sound
@@allanmarkersdagreyt9731 "I’m a death grips ok honey I’m noided ok" - David Bowie 2011
@@mothhh2114 legendary
@@allanmarkersdagreyt9731 What a terrible comment.
*Y O U N E E D T O V I B R A T E H I G H E R*
indeed brother, continue preaching the words of god.
@@Maikeru3078LMAOO
this mixtape feels like skating with both legs broken
is that a jade homesfuck
ye
@@owlkof cool
i skated to it, both legs unbroken - so far.
@@owlkof I hate being bipolar, it's awesome.
Starts out 10/10 then adds +10 every 10 seconds. Fantastic.
Beware is easily my favourite intro to anything.
Charles Manson
oi
A Manson sample over a Jane's Addiction sample; what's not to like
Up the beach.
There's a video with Seinfeld clips being played and Beware played in the back...
It feels weird.
I have a:
[ ] motorcycle
[ ] sleeping bag
[ ] 10 or 15 girls
[X] all of the above
Moneybags Hastings And all the money in the world
im the king man
I rule the underworld guy
No Tanks After VI I deal the cards
Moneybags Hastings Out of all the cult leader interviews I’ve watched, Charles Manson was the most interesting.
My cousin was into the group. Introduced me to them. I’d never heard this album in it’s entirety. My cousin took his life about few months ago. He was more like a brother. I just bought this record. And imma listen to it in hopes he’s around sometimes jamming with me. I’m here cause my cousin. Love you Glen.
Damn that sucks. It can really hurt to lose the people closest to you. I'm glad you're finding ways to cope however!
Hope youre good bro. x
Much love to everyone who’s said something. All I can say is. If you know someone going through some shit, or you yourself are. Talk to someone. Trust me. A piece of me died when my cousin left this earth. I’m sad it changed me. But also I remember just how much he meant to me. You are loved y’all. Life’s hard. But it ain’t worth ending it. Much love 💚
Rest In Peace. i hope you’re ok
:(
This is the greatest drunk album ever. Listen to it if you are intoxicated by any substance. Truly a ball quaking experience.
This whole album is a better “I’m intoxicated” banger than Hate Being Sober by Chief Kief
It's ball quaking sober too
Couple beers and Takyon?
YOUR NUTS ARE GONNA BE QUAKIN' BUDDY
imagine you work at a recording studio and experimental drummer Zach Hill and a homeless guy he found on his street come in and start spitting fire
That's exactly what happened lmao
Kribbs spit
Kribbs fire
@@kunns123 No its not lol
@@itsgonnbeok7249 though that's exactly the way I picture Ride, and what makes his persona so unbefuckinglievably compelling, that he seems like someone who lived as a Hobo for 15 years, seeing the worst of Americas Underbelly and came out on the other end like .. this.
*Homeless man yells at you rhythmically for 48 minutes straight while you're listening to some electronic music tracks.*
crackheads outside 7/11 be like
u lame
I close my eyes and seize it..
@French007 You gave me a seizure when i read that.
Just another Friday night
All samples:
Beware:
Charles Manson - “I Make The Money Man” Interview (1969)
Jane’s Addiction - Up The Beach (1991)
Dickie Burton - God Is Watching You (1974)
Guillotine: No samples
Spread Eagle Cross The Block:
Link Wray & His Ray Men - Rumble (1958)
Beastie Boys - You Gotta Fight for Your Right To Party (1986)
Beastie Boys - Girls (1986)
Lord of the Game:
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - Fire (1968)
Beastie Boys - Brass Monkey (1986)
Blue Devils - The Ditty (2004)
Takyon:
Bad Brains - Supertouch/Shitfit (1982)
Cutty Ranks - A Who Seh Me Dun (1992)
Blue Devils - The Ditty (2004)
Cut Throat:
Death Grips - Death Grips (Next Grips) (2011)
2 Live Crew - Move Somethin’ (1988)
Klink:
The Castaways - Liar, Liar (1965)
Black Flag - Rise Above (1981)
Blue Devils - The Ditty (2004)
Culture Shock:
David Bowie - The Superman (Alternative Version) (1971)
5D:
Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (1985)
Thru The Walls:
Ariel’s Painted Haunted Graffiti - Gettin’ High In The Morning (2006)
Emre Bahadir - Mental Health Hotline (2009)
Sun Ra - Space is the Place (1973)
Half Life 2 - Combine Soldier Sound Effects (2004)
Known for It:
Apollo/Domain - Quest: A Long Ray’s Journey Into Light (1986)
Magma - De Futura (1976)
I Want It I Need It:
Pink Floyd - Interstellar Overdrive (1967)
Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine (1967)
Blood Creepin: No samples
bump
Yo thanks man
Hell yeah, love the BD. I knew I heard Ditty in there
I recognize Professional when I saw one.
Nice one!
Gonna turn my depression into schizophrenia 💪💪💪
Sounds like a bad trade, think you got scammed
Nope, good trade.
godspeed
o7
This is your world
I'm 3 months old and I listen to death grips. guess I'm just mature for my age 0.o
I'm still in the womb
dude, 3 months? come on that's so immature, i'm like, not even conceived yet and I listen to death grips, guess i'm just mature for my age
I'm not even born
Aaron Csóka yea, I think someone beat you to that
i haven't read that one lol... I rekted myself
Gonna be real, this is still their best album. They've made some masterpiece tracks since and the Money Store is an all time great, but it's hard to beat opening on a Charles Manson sample, following it with fucking Guillotine, and not letting off the gas from that second on. It's raw, it's hard, and years later I still feel this shit in my gut when I listen.
Yeah, Takyon is still their best song musically, and Culture Shock their best song lyrically. Clink, beware, guillotine, thru the walls, lord of the game and 4D are also excellent.
Agree with you 100%.
It's great but Jenny Death I feel is their best work
Agreed. It all circles back to this in the end.
The Powers That B is their best but this is a close 2nd
Fun Fact:
This image is of an aboriginal and it was carried around by Zach Hill in his wallet as a sign of strength, that’s why it is folded up like that.
Holy shit, really?
Yes. deathgrips.fandom.com/wiki/Exmilitary
hol up thats NOT mc ride???
Nope
@@jakem7378 I don't think you've ever seen MC Ride before...
You just had to be there, man. This dropped almost out of nowhere and absolutely blew shit up. You'll never recreate this kind of stuff again
Decided I was finally unstable enough to listen to this. FUCK it’s so good.
@Taruzu my fucking ribs hurt hahahaha
This is one of the best albums in the past decade
Same, this is the first time I’m hearing it. Lol
i cant tell whether i like this music. but i just like someone screaming in my ear while i do homework.
kingraj333 Soon you will know..purswation..of that which you already like
kingraj333 You just described exactly how I feel about Death Grips
kingraj333 This music has changed your world, you just haven't realized it yet.
kingraj333 just saying... chelsea grin
i'll see myself out now...
kingraj333 nice meme
This is the official soundtrack of opening cans of refried beans with a swiss army knife and throwing them over an overpass onto passing cars
always wanted to try that.
thanks isaac for the great information
Factual information
Yea that sounds about right
@@oakleyjacket7922 There are teenagers serving time in prison for second degree murder from doing exactly that. Don't do that.
Death Grips is my happy music. For some reason whenever I feel secure and want to protect that feeling from crumbling (which always happens at some point, but it's 'right now I'm okay' that matters), I put on their music. It gives me kind of like a bird's pov on my imperfections, anger, madness and chaos. They all manifest themselves in the music, outside of my brain, and just sing for me. They don't pollute me, and instead free my head.
I feel like it takes a lot of braveness and brains to conceive and then realize a project like Death Grips, not only cuz it's so groundbreaking and different, but also because not too many people can openly say or even come up with an idea that they need experimental, deafening, insane, straight up batshit crazy music to make them feel at ease. I was one of those people, and when I found this band, I felt understood without having to say a word.
And for that, I thank you good sirs! :}
i feel u
beautifully said
Well fucking said my boi❤
It goes it goes it goes it goes guillotine
"from Poland"
Well, that explains everything.
jk I really like your explanation and totally feel it
Born in right generation
Born in the right penetration.
No
NotSnarl shut the fuck up old ass bitch
Burnt in the right generation
@NotSnarl fuck you boomer
Video was auto-playing and this was the next up. It was late, roughly 4am and I had TH-cam up in the background. I was gonna click off but I heard Charles Manson's voice at the beginning to I decided to give it a shot. First song BEWARE was so fucking fire, all of a sudden it was nearly an hour later, and I've listened to the whole album and dont remember what planet I'm on.
10/10, underrated.
Thanks, Obama.
Based Obama
Death Grips, the only band endorsed by former president Barack Obama
Accidentally fell into same dimensional portal as you. Don't think I'm going anywhere 😃
Did something kinda similar where i found the this at 4 am n now i listen to it every time i go to bed
Man, Childish Gambino really let himself go
Man, Childish Gambino got *REALLY* good
for real he used to whip his shirt off on dat show "community" dude was fit and he's shlumped out now by comparison
@@marcianitobailandocumbiareal good looking like some teenybopper somewhere, for somebody else's money?
BIIIIIG LAUGHS L0.oL
Ugh, Donald Glover was better than Childish Gambino.
The sample work on Klink is absolutely fucking insane
This whole album makes me want to call my dentist and tell him to say ahh.
Christopher Black true madlad
Lmaoooo
Congratulations! You win this comment section.
YUH
Christopher Black Your whole comment makes me want to dislike it
Final day listening to this at McDonald's. I listened to it on every shift, and I've finally moved on from this god awful job, and it's bittersweet
i quit mcdonald’s a few weeks ago, never felt freer
McDonald’s knows not of mercy
good for you
good for you better jackson
mcdonalds workers listen to mcride when they makin my chickie nuggiss??
This album is just Patrick Star rapping about how angry he is
you have dismantled me with this comment
completely unhinged
I'm glad I'm not the only person who heard the grunt in Klink
I agree that the voice of MC Ride is similar to Patrick Star, but MC Ride is a homeless gangsta-resembling underground visual artist.
@@gregoryivanov9187 oh absolutely
i cant unhear this comment
Currently listening in a active warzone , the vibes are emaculate
Take care of yourself and your loved ones and please stay safe!
used to work on a farm and can indeed confirm that *this is*
*MUSIC TO SCRAPE CHICKEN SHIT TO*
oh dawg i grill cheese to this
@@milokiss8276 i hope it tastes better than sun dried chicken shit
i used to do my rounds feeding horses blaring dg haha
@@katec708 based rural dg fan
HELL YEAH MAN
i love how people complain about the "vocal style". yea, let's have someone rap in a monotone/passive voice over these beats.
If you like this then you should check out Mc Bushpig. He's easily the most insane rapper ever.
Ischi Vezon Also try out B L A C K I E
Naw, man. You're just a bitch. :P
Ischi Vezon FUCK YEAH!!!!
Ischi Vezon Jesus christ, that guy is just fucking weird.
Time for my daily Charles Manson Pep Talk
lol!!! Every time I listen to this in my car, I think this same thought!!
For the first thirty seconds I thought it was a Southern megapreacher because they talk the same way
@@ArchibaldClumpy i thought it was biden for a moment lol
"Listen fat, helter skelter"
This album actually puts me in such a positive and confident mood, thank you much Mr. Grips
I love how he samples everything from the Beastie Boys to hardcorepunk bands like Black Flag. It just fits the general weirdness of this.
Yeah. Particularly Beastie Boys. That's what first came to mind when I listened to them the first time.
even pink floyd
And David Bowie.
Tasty bit of Rumble on track 3
So Black Flag or the Beastie Boys are/were weird? Fucking hell man, you're weird.
I have no idea if I like this or not but for some reason I can't stop listening to it
same, its art you need ears to have access to, its not just music, and this is disturbing
but freaking awesome.
ModernDinosaur So do you like it or not? its pointless to just listen to something with getting anything.
Darth Fuhrer why are you taking my comment so seriously? I understand you need to defend your precious meme rap because you're a /mu/ warrior, but my comment was to be taken in a joking matter.
I think DG is cool, but the whole fantano hype train kind of ruined them. I feel like people listen to them in order to stay in the loop of aesthetic meme culture
It's a reasonable question which you took seriously. If you're just listening to it for the sake of just listening to it then you're just admitting to the fact that you have no idea what the fuck your listening to. Were you trying to insult me with your comments? I have been listening to Death Grips since before i even heard of theneedledrop and it was actually through death grips that i was made aware of his channel. Also i don't use reddit or have ever visited its website so what are you saying? "The whole fantano hype train kind of ruined them for me" how ? because more people are listening to them ? the meme culture doesn't bother me because it literally has no impact on the quality of their music. You seem very selfconscious about how people view you and your tastes
ModernDinosaur You like it.
I saw them in Manhattan in 2015, im still healing.
Saw them in Orlando in 2015 and it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience
how you holdin up man?
Are u aight now
I saw em in Pomona a few years ago, easily my favorite show I’ve ever been to, they went fuckin hard in Santa Ana too, the amount of hearing loss >>> especially being front row lmao
Montreal 2015. coolest show I've ever been to. I touched Stefan when he crowdsurfed it was so lit
This was my grandma favorite album back in the 40's
ok
Yo this sounds like.
with glitch and industrial sounds around
Melon
it does sound like a trippy episode of beyond scared straight
@@lumencosmo in a caribean prison
Le fantano
this is my favorite song on exmilitary
Same
facts
This is my favorite lincoln park album
wait fo real?
Blood Crawling
linkin park
Limp Bizkit
system of a down
Death Grips scratches my brain but in a good way. A lot of people will say it’s just noise but to me it sounds great and it’s what makes me keep coming back to them. Seriously one of the best things to happen to modern music IMO.
It’s definitely not just noise, there’s rhythm and lyrics
Its music for autistics like us bro
Thirty two years I've been on this planet I haven't been able to get into rap. Then Death Grips comes around and opens my eyes...or ears.
Weston Parker Check out the album Liquid Swords from GZA. If you can't get into this album, I am very sorry to annouce to you that you have no musical taste at all.
Pierrea5 B.I.B.L.E
Weston Parker
I'm proud of you son, you blossomed into a beautiful flawar.
probably because death grips is the whitest sounding rap group in history
Joe Bubenz
listen to the psychic world of walter reed
1. Beware (0:00)
2. Guillotine (5:53)
3. Spread Eagle Cross The Block (9:36)
4. Lord of the Game (13:28)
5. Takyon (Death Yon) (16:58)
6. Cut Throat (Instrumental) (19:46)
7. Klink (20:58)
8. Culture Shock (24:20)
9. 5D (28:41)
10. Thru the Walls (29:24)
11. Known for it (33:20)
12. I Want it I Need it (37:33)
13. Blood Creepin (43:44)
shampao hero
it's literally from the description
@@bllt yeah but with clickable timestamps
@@bllt it's for phone users
Bless you
I remember playing this album to my uncle
He says, "Is this how people dance to your music?"
*Mimics Seizure*
Dat Jo that is an accurate interpretation, yo uncle got da moves
No lie The Seizure Dance is the wave right now
I had to make it 300 likes lol it bothered lol but i imagined that with my high ass hahah
Strobe lights make those epilepics get on the ground
Lol
that run from takyon to culture shock might be one of my favorite 4 track run ever
For me, Lord Of The Game to Culture shock doesn't have a single flaw
@@fkaparkppl honestly Beware to Blood Creepin' all slap
Black Flag, Pink Floyd, Jane's Addiction, Link Wray.... can't knock the man's taste in samples.
Just picked up Interstellar Overdrive and wanted to see if anyone else noticed! :)
@@jonzo_ Holy crap, I just heard that a few seconds before reading this comment.
@@jonzo_ and astronomy domine.
@@alexhenry3328 YES!!!
Don’t forget Charles Manson
this is to the guy that downvoted my review of trout mask replica on RYM because I know you're here; show yourself coward, i'll never log off.
hazed BAHAHAHA
What did you rate TMR
61 meringues out of 17 is the only acceptable rating
this feels like sailing out to sea and passing by an iceberg knowing it's much larger underwater
What the hell are you talking about dude
I about to turn 63, and. Huh, totally forgot my point.
Get some roids and get fucked up. You got like twetny more years, might as well look like Slyvester for those twenty and get some major pussy.
Hey, your probably 64 now. How's life been? You still listen to death grips?
Good one
55Mizzou you must have Alzheimer's
@@horspielacc5072 why
Sounds weird but this album and Bottomless Pit really helped me in a bad time.
Just prior to 2020 I'd financially and emotionally exhausted myself trying to make a difficult relationship work, I'd worked hard and followed the rules all my life and was still in a position in which I couldn't even get a voluntary job working for local charities. So by the time lockdown rolled around I was broke, constantly angry and felt trapped 24/7. Then I discovered death grips and was like 'yeah this guy fucking gets it' and helped me power through and provided a warped motivational soundtrack as I slowly got my shit together. Having something that resonated that energy just really helped.
Someone had mentioned before in the comments how this mixtape geniuenly feels like it's not yelling at you, but yelling with you. I'm glad you was able to get through your struggles you had at the time, stay noided.
Exmilitary is unironically the most motivational album ever made. It's heavy, intense, angry, loud, noisy and aggressive in all the right ways, and it makes you feel like you can be strong and tough in a very raw, animalistic way.
you shut the f*ck up you f8cking zoomers always talking about your GODDAMNED FEELINGS
I hope you find peace
I think I like this slightly more than The Money Store. It has a raw and dark atmosphere that is difficult to match. "Beware" alone is the kind of song I can imagine myself doing coke to.
haha sick
If your already imaging yourself doing coke bro, your well on your way RIP
Im thinking this album might come with a 8Ball when you buy it at the neighborhood record store.
@Legate Lanius you'd only understand if you've been down the hole lol. Ask anyone who's done drugs
@@sirentyper4457 you'll cowards dont even smoke crack.
I can't imagine Bowie down with cancer, listening to DG, picking up inspiration from it for Blackstar.
they sampled bowie in culture shock.
The beginning of Culture Shock: so softly, a superman dieesssss
Bowie was friends with Reznor, fuck you talmbout?
holy shit "talmbout"
dude this is advanced
I can, DG is what actually killed him
It's like I'm being chased around a gas station by a crackhead trying to tell me his life story
Yo homie you got any change?
he's telling it to you as he's chasing you. You're both doing circles around the parking lot, around the back and inside among the shelves of snacks and for the full 48 minutes
He tells you that he was talking to George Washington the other day.
@@joer8954 how the fuck do you talk to someone backwards through ti-:💀💀TAKYONS!!💀💀
This mixtape has going 90 in a school zone energy. Jokes aside this mixtape has been one of my favorites since highschool.
Literally the best way to open an album ever. Nobody could ever top that.
Justice - Horsepower is the best way to start out an album. Hands down.
Patti Smith's Horses lole
Angelo Tomasi Trout Mask Replica by Captin Beefheart
Obey - Brainbombs is at the top
Only shallow - mbv
All tracks are extremely great and addictive, but Beware is above fucking top!!!
NYCTELI:OS i've listened to it at least ten times today and it's not even 9:30am yet.
NYCTELI:OS Usually when I first hear an album, I listen to the entire thing before going back and relistening to songs. I couldn't resist playing this on repeat like 5 times before moving on to the rest of the album. It's still my favorite song by them by far.
Christbait Rising I can tell by your username you have a good choice in music.
I saw MC Ride at a grocery store in Los Angeles yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly
lmao
This is confusing, I can't tell if he was being a fucking crack head, or doing epic gamer moves
dead
@@johndalegend8541 MC Ride has crackhead energy
theres no way this is real
lmao
This album for some reason was an important part of my happiest moments this year! And now that I feel very depressed, and with my heart shattered, I remembered Exmilitary! And I don't know, it makes me feel much better listen to this great album that I love with all my life!! 💖
same dawg!!! this album hits different with relationship difficulties
I just relistened to this album after almost a decade, can confirm this album makes you feel good
This albums helps vent anger and put my problems into perspective, I hope you find peace
This is not helping me focus on my reading for my Master's degree but it is helping me on other levels
its music for the soul, not for the brain
How was your comp exams ?
I passed lol
The only Masters degree a DG fan has is in smoking crack 🤣
same
There has not been a more challenging Hip-Hop group in years. Absolutely brilliant.
***** No, the lyrics are head-spinningly nihilistic, and uncompromising. This is taking Hip-Hop to it's logical extreme, in all regards.
The beat is incredibly detailed, and over-modulated. Brilliant drum-tampers, crazy riffs, black screeches, ect.
Conclusion: You're probably a fan of Yeezus.
Eziokilla9595 Ironically, Kanye was going for a Death Grips-esque sound on Yeezus, but the darker production doesn't suit his style at all, which is why it doesn't work. Death Grips can pull it off much better, especially because of MC Ride's delivery and lyrics that are thought out much better than anything on Yeezus..
Zin Skymerald Yeezus was garbage. Anyone who liked it probably doesn't listen to guys like Death Grips. It almost sounded less like Death Grips, and more like dälek. Kanye managed to botch dälek's style, too!
Eziokilla9595 Eh a couple of tracks appealed to me off of yeezus.But i prefer death grips way more for sure.Yeezus was not as bad as i thought it would be.
***** lmfao,different strokes for different folks bro x)
does this mcgrips guy ever stop yelling
On Get got, Trash, On GP, Beware, quite a few other songs.
Artificial Death, too.
Civic duties
No
I hope not...ever
12 years old today. And still just as great as the first listen. 10/10 no skips record. Stay noided.
This album triggers my fight or flight response
It’s supposed to do that
are you fighting or fleeing
@@Oliver_Hallowee Lets just say, I aint picking up the landing gear.
Hmmmm it calmed me from a severe panic attack....haaaaaaa
fight or fight response
What _is_ it like to experience Takyon tho
It's presumably something like chewing 5 gum while getting kicked to death in an alley by four Hungarians
i think it would feel like you were kidnapped by a colombian cartel and they forced u to snort 2kg of coke
reddit moment
szia, jöttem halálra rugdosni téged a három haverommal.
lol thanks man, that was the song i remember death grips for but somehow the album and the song disappeard from spotify in my country... hmmm
it was never available on spotify in most places
Cheese is a dairy product derived from milk that is produced in a wide range of flavors, textures, and forms by coagulation of the milk protein casein. It comprises proteins and fat from milk, usually the milk of cows, buffalo, goats, or sheep.
damn..
You're* an**
Moldy rape juice
damn..
Go vegan, fuck dairy and meat industries.
I hate TH-cam for not recommending this to me FOR TEN WHOLE YEARS
Ten. Whole. Years. :(
I was lucky to have an autistic best friend that found this kind of stuff for me
I listened to Mac Demarco after this and i felt like my brain was getting a massage
I did the same exact thing lmao
Same thing lmao
i love how each track seems to flow into the next, its so satisfying
Sounds like if Rap and Punk got drunk and they had an unintended pregnancy.
J.E Megia *DEADASS*
@Oscar Wood God is what is this is. DG is what the fuck happens to be.
If It was wanted, I would call it Ministry
Right? Pretty much 🗑 🔥
And they baptized their child in the Church of Satan
This mixtape has given me several mental illnesses. Love it 10/10.
I thought I didn't like Death Grips, but for some reason I keep coming back.
Broseph, why Vishnu?
The first stage is denial.
This is how refined tastes happen
@@soulseer5 I know I'm 2 years late to reply but it's Shiva, not Vishnu.
@@Khoros-Mythos yuh
IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES IT GOES
eh
GUILLOTINEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
HYUH
HYUH!
I saw MC Ride in Trenton the other day. He was sleeping on a bench in a park so I didn’t want to bother him.
Thank you for letting him sleep peacefully
You don't poke sleeping bears, especially when they channel Satan
@@nicktrotsky1464 what if they channel satin
@@alexberkowitz5897 he channels both
This album changed the way my brain functions back when I first heard it in 2011. Like a sleeper agent waking up to the call.
Kind of tired of the homeless person narrative tbh. Can we talk about MC Ride's painting work and the drudgery of working a job that isnt aligned with your interests(apparently he worked in the food service industry too)
No
Sure let's talk about it.
I know, right? Being homeless is the hardest job of all. I know I'm certainly not interested in not having a house.
This album does have a distinct feeling of being about being deeply mentally unsound and not being properly cared for or medicated. Very unstable, very paranoid, very dark and violent. It does feel genuinely homeless
I was homeless for a year(not long) but this captures the vibe better than anything else.
That sample of Pink Floyds "Interstellar Overdrive" on "I Want It I Need It" is perfect!!
Played by Melvins, of course.
The ringing in my ears revealed by the silence after this album is almost as loud as the album itself. 10/10
Saw this in recommended a few times over the years but I could never get into it except but the intro always intrigued me. Finally realized this album hits different when drunk this is so fucking dope.
I think I had a seizure listening to this drunk
@@jonoleech7832 that’s okay at least you had a good beat in mind as you were seizing
You must understand, Mozart, Beethoven, Elvis, and the Beatles were all known as "edgy" for their days. I firmly believe we've found the sound of the distant future and it won't sound nearly as weird and out there as it does now. The world just isn't ready at this moment.
Idgaf if the world is ready, I'm here now and this is amazing.
@@PythianOracle What matters is that we're here now, the past and future can go fuck itself
shut up its fucking death grips not more zart jesus christ
@@industryplant3427 I meannnnn... idk time will tell man 🤷♂️
"Guess you guys aren't ready for that yet... but your kids will love it!"
[X] Fears death yet also craves it
Yet
I am the beast I worship.
2close2home mang
That was like the most relatable and edgy thing I've ever read
So many Eric Andre fans here and I love it.
Me in 2011: This seems a little aggressive.
Me in 2021: I'm into clowncore now this is my chill mix.
one neighbor said something like "how do we kill/clown him" does this result fit your situation?
@@americanflagsll-x-ll6724 ur neighbor gay
this was true, smoking like the gun
clowncore death grips is kind of a dream collab
@@FiReMaKeR Fuck, we need to make it happen, I would pay with what remains of my soul.
Death Grips is the Dark Souls of music
Praise the sun
Worst sentence I've read all day
@@nodude4863people who think Death Grips is hard to listen to clearly haven't listened to much experimental/heavy music
@@-panzerfaust I get what your saying but if you ever show this to normal people who aren’t really into music outside mainstream which is a huge majority of people, they will find it very hard to listen too. They think it’s just loud noise and won’t be into it. Just because you are a fat music nerd who listens to drone music or horror core doesn’t mean death grips is easily accessible to most people. With love ❤🫶
@@-panzerfaust Dark Souls isn't really hard either, that may be their point
Routine bed time for me. Shower, brush teeth, entire exmilitary album, asleep within 3 minutes after finishing it. Very nice lullaby.
love the Joe Biden sample on Beware
President Joe Biden, formerly death grips contributor
I GOT HAIRY LEGS!
fat
@@lasagner9567 come on man come on fat
@@mr.crowley64 Next time Biden concedes to Republicans I'm gonna say "C'mon man, no malarkey!"
This is definitely one of the albums in history!
ehh i disagree but i respect ur opinion
i also disagree its mixtape
@@packetofforce7197 It has better flowing tracklist than any of DG's actual albums lmao
@Soller he was joking genius
Animals is a very underrated album in history.
I go primal when I listen to Takyon. 13 years ago my dad judged me and my music choices. Still going primal but now I have my son screaming the chorus along with me. He takes his shirt off and tries to scream like me but he doesn’t know the lyrics and his lungs aren’t developed yet. Life is funny 😅
Keep it on brother, you awesome daddy
ur awesome