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Wow this is such an honor! Thanks so much for reacting to this song, it’s actually been a little bit since I have listened to it, so this was genuinely wonderful to watch!
One of the legends himself!
Mishoor himself!
We love you Misha. Can't wait for new Periphery
You sir,
Um, ya
You..
Chuggernawt
You’ve opened a Pandora’s Box by listening to this track...
Two boxes that is! 😁
Turns out it leads to Narnia.
Fun fact: One of the guitar players from Periphery, Jake Bowen, is the nephew of John Petrucci from Dream Theater!
Yes!
i was at progressive nation at sea and in the elevator with Misha Mansoor and this guy kept asking who in periphery was Petriccis cousin. Misha was super awkward about it and was joking that it was him. he later left the elevator and the guy was super confused. pretty funny. It was 7 years ago so i might be remembering half of it wrong
wow really??? that’s amazing! 😳
By marriage, not blood
@@WP_DIYEverything still his nephew
YESSSS!!!
This song feels like their Bohemian Rhapsody.
definetly their magnum opus at the moment,
I still think it's Racecar, but Reptile follows up closer than a shadow.
@@TheEmperius Reptile for the journey, Racecar for a consistent quality, Omega for the aesthetic and now Dracul Gras for catchiness.
I'm so happy Periphery started their own label and produced this album themselves. This song never happens if they stay with Sumerian Records. Hands down my favorite album by this group.
Your profile pic is the best album to ever exist imo
Why would they have not been able to do it
@@firstpogo Sumerian were being quite aggressive with having them write more radio friendly stuff, Misha will often refer to "22 Faces" from Juggernaut as "22 faeces" because of a radio version Sumerian wanted done which flows horribly and sounds so unlike Periphery
@@EnDTh3S1L3NcE sumerian wants a great band to change their sound to be on like 3-5 college stations that have 0 listeners? Haha good riddance
I would argue P3 is their best end to end
"only a few minutes left"
gotta love prog!!
While you're at it, please check out Skies by Protest the Hero!
He’s totally prepared for Protest! ❤️
Little fun fact for you: The spoken word part, on the album version, is done by the vocalist from a band called Sikth Named Mikee Goodman. However, Spencer has his own version he can do in the live versions which is also pretty deep and growly just like the recording. Sikth was a big influence on many of the members of Periphery including spencer so that collaboration was very special for them.
I would have never heard of SikTh if not for Periphery. Such a great band once you get into their rhythm.
First time listening to this song and I was thinking, these guys must have been influenced by Sikth, then at 18 minutes in "these guys are REALLY influenced by sikth" then at 18:30 "either these guys got Mikee to guest on this song or someones gonna get sued".
It's weird to think that weird little band I saw supporting mad capsule markets in 2002 ended up influencing so many bands
I adore Sikth. I'm a sucker for groups with multiple lead vocalists.
Sikth doesn't get the recognition they deserve when it comes to influencing a shit tonne metal bands.
And as well along with Meshuggah, Sikth was one of the influences of the djent sound.
I always wondered who had done that part
I think I would pay a month of my salary to see a rock opera composed by Periphery.
King mothership album just needs to be a play!!
The vocalist Spencer Sotelo is currently collaborating with youtuber Chris Liepe to dig into his vocal routines and technique, everyone should check it out!
Agreed. Great lessons. Spenser and Chris make a cool team.
Heyy... Heyyy! HeY!!...HEEEEYYY!!!! Be the dying cat on the way to work
@@acurseofconstantobstacle5603 Words to live by
PeRiPhErY iS gOoD bUt ThE vOcAlS sUcK aNd SoUnD lIkE eMo GaRbAgE
Great comment Nate, this is definitely something alot of us who watch Geebz are going to be interested in (I speak for myself in particular but I don't think it's a big stretch to say I am not the only one with this opinion). Going to watch some of that stuff straight after I'm done watching this video. I like Chris already so no doubt that will be a great collaboration!
Thanks again Nate C
Your reaction to Spencer's vocals at 19:48 is everything
When I saw this comment I had a great idea of what part of the song you were talking about, this is literally why I’m here lol! I had to see the reaction of that incredible section of the song!
He looks like a proud dad 😊
If you’re looking for a full feature length journey from periphery, their juggernaut double album is a concept that takes you through both a musical and theatrical storyline with recurring motifs and ideas
Absolutely agree. Amazing albums. Definitely some of my favorites right there with P2, P3, and P4. Can't wait for their new album
I hope their teaser for the new album is Juggernaut 2. Me and one of my closest friends have been wanting a Juggernaut 2 for so long.
@@Youshallbeeatenbyme they made a comment online something about "maybe this album doesn't need a number" and I HOPE that means a sequel to Juggernaut
juggernaut, both sides.... def my favorite periphery album
Majestic auraaaaaaa! \m/
If you like Spencer's vocals, I suggest Satellites from this album. Absolutely insane vocal performance. My favorite periphery song set is the "Somewhere in time" songs done in order (Muramasa, Ragnarok, Masamune)
second only to the The way the news goes, Absolomb, and Lune trilogy
Oh my god, somebody else knows about “Somewhere in Time”?! That’s one of my all time favorites. I still geek about P2 these days, but I try not to get stuck sounding like a washed up “old school fan” 😂
I've listened to the somewhere in time video so much that when I listen to P2 and Ragnarok doesn't come immediately after Muramasa it throws me off lol
Also check out King Mothership
@@nickboyd1285 same lol
Hit me with that “TESSERACT - Of Matter (Live at Sphere Studios)” reaction! You’ll probably love it
Honestly, even though I personally like their heavier albums like “one” and “Polaris” a little more than “altered state”...
Altered state is THE album to start with for a new listener in my opinion. It will get you hooked looking for more, at least it did for me.
Interesting note ab the singers: Altered state has a separate singer from their other albums. Both singers are great in their own ways, much like each of their albums as overall sonic pieces of work, respectively, they are each pretty unique from one another, yet still tremendous!
Tbh, I didn’t vibe with them too much at first, but now I literally don’t skip any of their songs when they come on shuffle.
This is definitely one of those bands where their most popular songs aren’t my favorite, but I still love all of their music, if that makes sense lol.
Thanks for reading. Cheers!
Also I know it’s definitely a longshot buttt..
I’d definitely watch every single video, if you decomposed their entire discography.
If you did this, I’d recommend doing a few songs together, as many of them flow together seamlessly. 👍
@@hailstone. I would love to see breakdowns or reactions to whole discographies of bands there are so many bands that need full listens to understand the developments within afew songs or albums being linked in full I would love to see small sections from albums but then review whole albums again I’ve mentioned in a previous comment the band ‘Novena’ album eleventh hour requires a full listen to appreciate the full ability and art of the band, would love to see full breakdowns of either albums or discographies
@@Sandfords_Most_Wanted totally agree! 👍
This, 100%!
When I first heard Periphery, it was like 'nice, now the music I always wanted to hear actually exists."
If you liked this one, you should check out Garden In The Bones from the same record. You might find some fun lil commonalities with this track.
Cried a couple times the first time I heard this song
Listen to Satellites
This!
100% gave me goosebumps. It still does when Spencer hits those high notes near the end
Satellites is soo haunting... so musically perfect. Reptile is too. I love this album. And P3. Marigold... Prayer Position...
Geebz - if this is your thing.... you need to check out their double album. Juggernaut Alpha / Omega. That is a complete journey. Super dark, super emotive... hard to listen to at times, but redemptive in the end. Basically its the journey of a cult member from the time of a child, through adulthood - realizing its wrong, trying to break away, being damned to hell, clawing his way back to punish the evil leaders and eventually being "reborn/redeemed". Its probably my all time favorite prog metal album. Not saying you should react to it - but you will enjoy it for the journey... but be prepared - it is super dark in places. ....... Made it to the end - Reptile AWWWRIGHT!!!!
Ohh yes. This song made me fall in love with Periphery and got me into prog metal in general. Amazing!
This is the song that really got me into them although I’ve been listening on and off for years... now it’s been a year and haven’t stopped. Their Juggernaught albums are unreal too!
Their live recording session of this song is what hooked me
@@NHPaintballer Stranger things and Omega are absolutely amazing songs.
In reference to your comment at 32:46, at the very end of the song Satellites, the closing song on this album, there is indeed a message from the band to the audience.
Satellites is another must from this album. In my opinion, it's Spencer's finest vocal work
I don't think that was meant for the audience in general. It was just a way to direct something at the people who leaked this album a week before release. If you find a copy that doesn't have that message, it's an illegal copy or a pre-released version.
@@CrazybassistGaming that's interesting, I never knew that!
@@CrazybassistGaming no, they explained why it was in there. They put it in for fun hoping that the managers or whatever would catch it during the prooflistening of the album but they never noticed. so they left it in for fun
@@DrummerRF maybe what I read was wrong, but I definitely remember reading about the leaker story the day after release. I guess I'll have to look into it again
Definitely Spencer's best work. I believe he hits his highest note in Satellites. Love the message in it too.
I said months ago that even if you didn't do a reaction due to it's length, you needed to hear Reptile.
Stoked that the time has finally come and that not even a fraction of the way through you declared it a perfect match to your taste. In my opinion it is a masterpiece and my favorite piece of music.
If you want know more about the band, they have released a few documentaries focused on their respective album. I think you would find the HAIL STAN documentary the most interesting as they talk about working with live studio musicians like the string and choir in reptile. Somewhere in one of those videos is Misha geeking out over his synths and playing around with pads and such.
This song has nuances from the song garden in the bones ... I feel if you listen to this song you HAVE to listen to that one as well ... you're the coolest grandad ever
Straight up includes a whole section from the chorus of garden in the bones I believe. Cool foreshadow to another song later in the album.
@@gregm.8256 same notes, different lyrics
garden in the bone is definetly a reprise to reptile, i would say its one of the best melodic vocal lines ive ever heard
This song is like a movie to me.
An absolute Epic of a song imo
Also, you may like Bulb. It's Misha's solo, Instrumental project.
Aren't you supposed to get a YT plaque for 100K? Your channel should absolutely be monetized and recognized!!
You are, but I’m not sure how one goes about that process!
It simply can’t. Even reaction channels with 1mil+ subs who especially focus on music will never be able to monetize their channels cuz every single video of his gets copyright striked, which isn’t a penalty or anything, it just means that the label is now allowed to place ads and collect that revenue. It even happens to my channel and I have less than 200 subs and I’m covering the songs on guitar, playing over them at a pretty loud volume and sometimes even adding my own parts for songs that for example have no guitar riffs in the verse or something and I still get claimed. So we (this channel and mine) can never monetize with the use of Adsense or any mid-video ads.
But yes, he should have a silver TH-cam Play button by now and it’s fucked up that he doesn’t. TH-cam pretty much sucks balls. Oh he is getting to the point where he can get sponsored, like by Raid Shadow Legends...I know that everyone reading this has seen a video sponsored by them lol. Those can bring in a decent 💰. Hopefully TH-cam let’s him know about that if he reaches out to them again.
I'm sure it takes time
TH-cam has been hesitant to hand out plaques to reaction channels because the content "isn't original enough". Take that as you will...
@@ZolFox Just for clarity, it’s copyright claims that result in ads. Copyright strike is where they make you take the video down. 3 copyright strikes and YT shuts down the channel forever.
Reptile Awwwright!
This song has the coolest guitar solo I've ever heard, the strings are also awesome. This song is just all around great!
If you haven't already, I highly recommend a deep dive into this album as a whole. As others have mentioned in the comments, this is their first record under their own label and you can really see them flex their creative muscles all the way throughout, experimenting with tons of different sounds throughout with their freedom from restraint! Thank you for the great video!
Whole album is amazing
To your point about the intervals in the writing, this song’s guitar tuning is G-G-C-F-A-D so they can get some big chords and use really interesting voicings without too much stretching
Another reason why I like Periphery is that they have motifs across their album. Similar melodies shared in this song, crush, garden in the bones. most of their albums have these hidden gems. Add this to the vast list of reason why Periphery is to be cherished.
The extra vocalist you hear during that mellow part is the singer of the band SIKTH. He is in this song as well as Spencer from Periphery is in one of theirs. Both are amazing performances. ALSO. THIS IS THE OPENING TRACK OF THE ALBUM. Think about what kind of setting this sets for the whole thing. What a balsy move to put a 16 minutes song as the opener.
yeah sikth is dope, on periphery's tour after this album came out they had sikth as one of their openers. i havent heard of them before that but i sure as hell started listening to them after that
First time hearing these guys. But as to 16 min songs, I've eclectic taste, and love long songs, Tool, first Goldie album first song timeless was like 21 minutes, brought it unheard, as I liked Tricky, Massive, and the rest of the Bristol sounds. Put it on at a party for first heart. Might have been high but blew my mind. Back to this song, love it and it's as long as it should be, I'm going to have to dive into their catalogue now.
We would love some more of The Contortionist from you! The Parable would be cool to see.
Yes would love to see this maybe some more teseract as well
Yes love The Contortionist!
@@Sandfords_Most_Wanted if you had to recommend a Tess song for him to pick... which one would it be?
I always have a hard time recommending 1 particular song from them.
Either “Of matter” or “Eden” if I had to pick.
@@hailstone. it’s hard to pick a singular tesseract song as their entire discography in my eyes is amazing but Eden is a good call same of matter, broad appeal would go hexes or nocturne amazing songs but personal preference to see get some exposure would be April, one of my favourites
@@Sandfords_Most_Wanted totally agree. Great to know there’s like minded individuals out there lol
I can’t stress enough legitimately how happy this makes me. I’ve fell into the euphoric Periphery hole not too long ago and this is the song that absolutely kills me.
I can’t help but get chills and just feel so much emotion from this song, and I don’t think it’s too far to say this song alone brought me back into music (been playing music since age 4, now 26).
Incredibly happy to hear you listen to this and react. Such an amazing and awesome feeling watching someone enjoy this as much as I do
Side note, watch their Periphery 4: Hail Stan documentary! It’s a killer look into all of this!
Realized also this makes it sound like I haven’t played music since I was 4. I’ve been away from playing music for about 5/6 years now.
Spencer’s vocals are so ducking good! He literally goes with the flow of the song are so well!
I love the reaction to Spencer's vocal embellishment and 19:43 followed by the the "fuck" when he hits a note to the moon like 5 seconds later. Lol
The reactions I love are the one's where Geebz just whispers, "F...!" and shakes his head. Periphery are masters at layering.
Yes ! I love that he says he doesn’t want to swear on his channel but consistently mouths the F word to himself. I love it so much. lol
Reptile is done! Now, requests for Racecar and Omega. These are the longest songs in their catalog and very interesting to compare to each other.
Racecar!
Racecar > Reptile (palindromes FTW)
@@cookedrums1044 lol
@@cookedrums1044 on that note, 'racecar is racecar backwards' by Reuben is one of my favourite albums of all time
Must do Alpha with Omega. The way the ending of Omega ties in with the chorus of Alpha, but tweaked slightly, is brilliant.
I will always maintain that the main intro/verse riff to this song is quite possibly the greatest guitar riff of all time. The way it drops at the intro, that mini-blues lick, the djentiness of that 6-string low G, those pinch harmonics and little chromatic dances - Doesnt matter how many times you hear it, it hits the PERFECT spot, everytime..
Couldn’t agree more. Perfectly put.
This song is easily one of the greatest songs ever written from pretty much any angle you look at it.
It won’t get a ton of views, but since you really like this and between the buried and me, I really think you should check out Native Construct - Chromatic Aberration. It’s another long song, but absolutely mind blowing. Also extremely powerful. Will take you through a range of emotions. I would say it is on the level of reptile in terms of the theatrics of the composition and the images it will put in your head. Written by teenagers at Berkeley in their dorm room a few years back.
Native Construct are amazing. Would love to see them put out another album.
Man I loooove Native Construct they are really slept on. Too bad they split up...
@@trowabarton222 they broke up unfortunately 😕
I came here to recommend this song, too lol
Great suggestion. Chromatic Abberation is definitely a ride, but I believe it's best listened to after listening to the rest of the album first. As a composition its really chaotic and calls back to a lot of riffs and instruments in the preceding songs and that would be lost if this was the first song he heard. I believe Spark of Archon would be a better first listen but I'm sure he'd appreciate CA just the same.
would love to see The Contortionist - Monochrome (Pensive). Its one of my favorite tracks! Loved your analysis of Language 🙂
Those guys were so sick live it was unreal, they were supporting periphery too haha
19:27 That "oof" face is my reaction everytime I hear that part.
This was so entertaining to watch! Thank you for the kind words :)
These guys are #1 on my bucket list to see live. I had tickets to see then but it got cancelled due to inclement weather. This album (and just about every album they put out) is just such a freaking experience man. I don’t play music but know enough to just recognize these guys are some of the most talented geniuses in the metal scene.
"these guys should do a metal musical" ooooh, boi. If you have the time, and I don't even mean that in a react way, just in your own time, these guys have a double album spanning about 2 hours that is basically just that. A storyline with reoccurring themes and sounds called Juggernaut Alpha and Omega. It is still one of my favorites from them because it is exactly that, this style as a musical. Love your content!
Checked Juggernaut out because of this.
Super gay. Can't stand the vocals. I don't know how to even call it - 80s cheeeeeese vocals?
@@tydendurler9574 sad you didn't like it... Hopefully you find something else you like :)
@@windack768 not sad, rather the opposite when you already love, like and listen to a gazillion other bands.
That's why i thought "what wait, THIS? really?" while listening.
I rather listen to Meshuggah for the millionth time. Or Opeth...or Dream Theater...or the Ocean...or Oceano...or Isis's Oceanic...you get the point.
@@tydendurler9574 are u 12? Using gay as an insult lol
@@Lena-jo9ll i use as insult what i want to use as an insult, thank you Mr "lol"
And no, i am not homophobic.
Genuine tears of joy in my eyes through most of this video. To see someone get to share in the emotion and appreciation that most of the time I feel alone in experiencing through the music I listen to is such a joy and pleasure. Awwwright!
I’m glad someone can put into words the feelings of joy these videos bring me haha
This song live with the guys up there and lights blaring to the outro chuggs, is pure cannonballs
One of my favorite songs of all time! Check out Lune by Periphery as well. A really moving song!
Reptile! Awwright!
Brother, you know you're killing it when Misha--the man himself--is checking you out! Good vibes, just good vibes man. Keep at it!
I'm so glad that you covered this song. I had never heard this song or heard of the band prior to watching this, but this has now become one of my favorite songs of all time. This band and this song specifically hits me somewhere special I didn't previously know existed, but knew was possible
I love reading your facial expression throughout this song, I can tell it hits you on multiple layers. This song is an epic that blows the minds that know and goes over the heads that dont.
This song is definitely a masterpiece! Periphery is one of my favorite bands and I love their live shows. Can listen to them all day long.
I've never clicked a video so fast
Yessssss - very excited for this one! thanks, Geebz!
PS - Still waiting on Symphony X - The Odyssey when you have 25 minutes ;)
@@gregoryspunt6509 love me some symphony X every once in a while 💪
It makes me incredibly happy to see someone react and enjoy this the way that I do. I know many would disagree and that’s fine, but I think this is one of the best pieces of music I’ve ever listened to! I just love everything about it.
Agreed! This song changed the way I look at heavy music forever.
and seeing it live is a religious experience.
It's interesting that you mentioned "theory". The guys in Periphery have commented several times that they do not know theory. They know chord shapes, voicings, and arrangements. They write what feels good and sounds epic.
Chord shapes, voicings, and arrangements are all music theory. It's similar to saying that you don't know grammar, you just know verbs and nouns.
nahh c'mon. Let's not do a scarecrow over music theory!
That's more Misha I remember hearing in an interview once he's not super fluent in theory.
@@Jefftarnish Misha, Mark, and Jake have all commented about not knowing or practicing music theory
@@Jefftarnish Yeah but he means compared to Beethoven.
Please, please, please react to ERRA-Dementia. It's another Epic piece like this. I've listened to it more times to count and it never gets old
any ERRA from impulse or Augment
I'm so sad for the lack of reactions/reviews for dementia. I hope he reacts to it
Incredible song. Great suggestion
I come back and watch this video about once a week 😄
I genuinely feel this song is one of the most incredible pieces of music ever composed and would just love to see so many more people of music composition knowledge hear it for the first time and share the amazement.
As said by many others, I would love to see you react to "satellites" which is ALMOST as good as this
Happy to know I'm not the only one that does this haha. agreed on everything else you said too.
@@seancameronrooker4923 I'm back again 😄
Getting to see this full song played live and while being in the photo pit was one of the most visceral and amazing experiences I’ve ever had at a concert.
I think you should listen to
Periphery -- Absolomb
Beautiful song, great journey as well.
Thanks for your reactions! It's really nice to see a man not just headbanging and stuff, but also analysing and decomposing the music, giving a deep personal reaction.
Your videos are inspiring in a way.
Keep it up, Geebz!
My favorite Periphery song, hands down.
@@StevenKrug Same! I love that song so much
Rick Beato’s breakdown of Absolomb is my favorite video on this entire platform.
I’ve always agreed- Periphery needs to headline a musical written around Juggernaut or Reptile.
In all the hundreds of bands I obsess over there are like 10 songs that give me chills in exactly the same spot each time. I think this song has 3 spots for mega chills. Nothing quite like it.
Ooh, what are they for you? I have several lol. Mine are: 4:10, 12:42, 25:06, Mark’s punch at 25:41, 26:10, 27:00-27:14, but my fave is from like 19:00-20:04 with the hit at 19:15, but the whole thing together is just incredible.
Or 2:09 on Weezer’s Buddy Holly
@@myklelara Definitely at that 19:15 mark and the one at 27!!! It's usually a soaring vocal part that gets me and especially if it's paired with an impactful lyric. One that always gets me is Protest the Hero - "She Who Mars the Skin of Gods" on the line "This shotgun will instead".. definitely the most emo part ever but it gets me! lol
that blues lick caught me big time the first time i listened.
This song is a masterpiece
REPTILE, AWWWRIGGHTTT
Love this song, love this band. So happy I got to see them live a few years ago. They played with Animals as Leaders and Dillinger Escape Plan, was an epic show.
I imagine Devin Townsend would have something similar to this. Hes got a huuuuge library of work.
Daily recommendation to check out Dillinger Escape Plan's song: Farewell, Mona Lisa ;)
This band has given me so many wonderful musical moments over the last decade. Just amazing stuff.
The fact at the end you were expecting some end comment like "thanks for riding the journey, you are now exiting..." made me chuckle. You're getting that in "Satellites". :D
Spencer has come a long way. He gets better every album.
He really does. Can't wait to hear what he does on P5, first single is out soon!
@@whatisahandleplz bro both those singles were absolute BANGERS holy fuck
@@joeydillon2 they were indeed, the new album is awesome!!
Every time they put out a new album it’s my favorite album. P6(if they call it that) which we should have in about 2 years if the band continues its current trend will also be my favorite album
REPTILE! AWWWRIGHT! So pumped you enjoyed it!
The bass underneath the vocal harmony around 19:50 is incredible!
This is honestly my most favorite song of all time. Just the best composition I've ever heard and still so heavy. Puts together everything about Periphery so perfectly and is so emotional and beautiful.
Finding it so interesting how you spoke about having Periphery work theatre! Their double album, Juggernaut Alpha & Omega, is in it's entirety a concept album with a full storyline start to finish, and although the albums aren't spoken about much nowadays they still hold their own as (imo) some of the greatest composition modern music has been exposed too.
Also, I'm so happy to see the growth on your channel! Congrats man 😁
super glad you got around to this one. been listening to periphery since around 2010 and really got to hand it to them, they really showed us something great with this track for sure. prog metal is just where it's at.
also reptile awwwright :^)
"Smile" - David Maxim Micic, from Bilo3. =D
I saw them at the end of 2019 in Berlin and they opened with this song. And oh my. Yes, they are able to reproduce their fantastic songs. And Spencer is a beast.
REPTILE AWWWRIGHT! Glad you got through this song and genuinely enjoyed it
Native Construct- Mute
Between the Buried and Me- Disease, Injury, Madness
Mastodon- The Czar
Some more great long songs that I think you’d appreciate! Love the content man!!
I remember back in like 2012. I started getting into electronic music, ECM, and dubstep specifically. I had this feeling that the metal scene was getting stale
Well, Periphery slapped my ass out of my chair so hard with this song, and I can't believe I only listened to it recently. It's just amazing. Composition, the mixing, all of it. I think you nailed it on the head when you said this should play out as an opera.
This song is one of my favorite progressive metal journeys that my ears have taken.
Reptile
it would be really cool if you could check out "A Night On the Town" by The Dear Hunter, they're a progressive rock band that incorporate lots of orchestral elements into their music and that particular song showcases their versatility and great compositional skills. also it's a 9 minute track so it's a bit of a journey itself.
for sure, The Dear Hunter are worth checking out
I've thought about recommending TDH, seems like a perfect fit
Great choice man love the channel
I'm so glad I got to see them live before the pandemic. They opened with this song and it was amazing
If you hear their whole catalog, you'll really come to realize how much Spencer has matured as a vocalist. He's so good.
still hoping for you to check out The Dillinger Escape Plan - Farewell, Mona Lisa
@@JD_13 I always recommend One of us is the killer as a first exposure to Dillinger. It slaps but it’s not a sledgehammer to the side of the head like some of their other songs! Haha
@@JD_13 Dillinger is one of my favorite bands, but they are also one of the least accessible bands to introduce people to! Lol
@@JD_13 I remember reading a review for Miss Machine in Decibel magazine, and Came across it in a listening station at my local record store. I had no idea how to process the noises going into my ears. It made an impression though!
Ughh I’m so geigh for this song it’s unreal. It’s my go to song for when I effeminately march on a treadmill. Such a kids bop!
This reads like it’s from one of those sub 70 iq mid 40 year olds who only likes tool or something.. hardcore comment bro, show those “kids”👍
@@dereklawless9915 I didn’t mean for it to come off like I’m talking shit, I really do love this song and jam it all the time. Have a good life Mr. lawless
"geigh"?
"effeminately"?
Xuxifneif?
This video made you literally my favourite channel, Periphery are my number 1, it's really nice to hear someone in(from?)the industry saying what I've felt, for years to be honest. New album on March 10th! I'm excited.
Man I love seeing/hearing your reactions and analysis of my favorite songs. The positive energy you bring to your videos is so refreshing. Thank you!
Geebz, its time to finally check out Racecar. A lot of fans (and even the band themselves) have differing thoughts about their first album, but the song is too good not to listen to. Fantastic vid as always!
Their first album is so complicated. I hear it differently every time I go back to it. The melodies in it are beautiful and complex.
Such an epic song. You would love Between the Buried and Me - Extremophile Elite (Live)
OMG! YOUR FINALLY DOING REPTILE! WAS WAITING FOR THIS ONE!!!!!!
been watching you for a few months now and i absolutely love your genuine, un-edited reactions / takeaways from the compositions. Don't change a thing!!!!
Just gonna let you know Geebz. They don't have a single bad song. Every single one is a masterpiece and they don't just make half assed filler tracks.
this is 100% true. i can't pick a peripery track i "don't like" hahahaha. every track sits on the album perfectly in it's place. their leitmotif that spans almost all the records isn't something a lot of bands do these days anymore. 10/10 amazing band.
I still dont get into Crush, am not the biggest fan of the Clear EP and feel like a few tracks of P1 are not that great anymore because of Spencers cleans (in comparison). But apart from that I absolutely agree. Best discography of any band I know!
@@synthtonic4954 I actually love the Clear EP. As far as P1 goes, it sounds like a different band to me and it's not as easy to recall the songs from memory but the whole lp is like a journey. The more I listen the more I get from it.
I highly recommend Periphery- Garden in the Bones :)
I am so excited you finally got around to this one! Knew you’d enjoy it and I knew I’d enjoy the reaction/breakdown to the song! It’s truly an epic.
This entire album is phenomenal. I hope you've had the chance to listen to it in all of it's glory. Their best work yet, in my opinion.
Reptile awwwright!
"I'm havin a blast" if you want this to continue, do Have a Blast! ;) featuring Guthrie Govan!
Also Scarlet, their catchiest song.
As interesting as these more elaborate compositions are, I find that the most memorable Periphery songs are the shorter catchier ones like Make Total Destroy and Marigold (and my 2 suggestions), and they are the ones I play again, unfortunately it's a short list.
I heavily suggest reacting to From the Sky or Caravan by Protest the Hero if you wanna see similar music journey. Bloodmeat is an amazing song by them but its super old, I would love to see you react to how they've matured
Was nice hangin with a cup of coffee and hearing a simpler but deep reaction to amazing music. Loved it, keep em coming!
Reptile Awwwright!!! Great tune, and I love your reactions, and I've said before and will say again, easily the most thoughtful react channel I've ever seen!
There actually isnt another song "like" Reptile.
You nailed it, there isnt
Checkout Racecar by them
Hell yes!
Reptile Awwwright!
So glad to see you reacted to this one, this song is a masterpiece in my opinion. It's awesome to see you so into it!
You remind me so much of my high school band/theory director and it's so awesome man. You make amazing content and I honestly watch at least one of your videos a day (I'm new to your channel) and I LOVE the way you break songs down to their core. It puts me right back into class and piecing together brass with woodwind with percussion and it's just rad man. Thanks for all you do