The reason Javier is so good is that he has his guitar strapped so high that it's physically impossible to take his guitar off, so he has no choice but to practice
@@nobodylovesme3743 some people paint for 20 years and never do any paintings in an abstract style. Some express themselves with a shotgun blast and some will only whisper.
@@WADEDESTROYS No he doesn't. Their first drummer Lavene, quit as he didn't want to tour ect. Matt Garstka was a fan of the music and wanted in, and everyone knows him as AALs drummer. Navene was sick regardless, but I don't think he comes to mind unless you're into the band's history.
@@t74devkw I wasn't saying Matt was on this album or Weightless. But you're 100% right if memory serves right. Misha did produce thre self titled album, and Navene played it live.
it has to do with what you're exposing yourself to, your dopamine paths gradually need more of that "odd factor" as you get used with what you're training your brain to enjoy, at both high-level (genre) and low level (time signatures, surprising twists...)
@@Dm3qXY that is exactly why i felt in love with meshuggah, AAL dont have alot of secret after abusing it for a decade, try to understand the polyrythmia and permutation from meshuggah just for fun man its crazy structuraly
Amazing what bands can do if they literally just sit down and practice with some thought behind it. It's hard to find a group thst respects thought and theory without giving up. This is how most professional level music is handled. They just don't evolve as quickly.
Tosin Abasi is one of the most frustrating musicians to watch - 1 because hes so good, and 2 because he can keep up the superfast tapping/shredding for longer than should be humanly possible. God I love this man.
Javier is playing the low notes on his 8 string. At one point in the song they'll switch it up briefly. There is no bass player and no bass pedals. Tosin confirmed this in an interview.
Take a moment to acknowledge that in this universe, in this dimension, we're fortunate enough to have had Tosin, Javier, and Matt find each other in this absolute randomness and chaos. Think on that. So many, many things fall to shit despite best effort, but we got this. I'll take it, this universe, for the few excellent things that have fallen into place. There they are.
nothing special about it. If it weren't for them, there'd have been other ppl to eventually come to the same "musical conclusion". Watch "Everything is a remix". It's the progress of humanity as a whole that's been manifested through them. I'm not talking about anything spiritual here (or maybe a little).
There are some types of music that should have no words. I can just imagine this with vocals, God it would be horrible. I'm glad to hear some peeps playing with the 8 string for the sound, not just to make it heavy
Every time I watch this it just reminds me I'll never be as talented as these guys and I go and cry in a corner. But then I have to watch this to cheer me up, it's a never-ending cycle...
Advance use of techniques is not talent, it's called practicing. Now they just need to actually use it tastefully and in a musical manner rather than just wanking off all over the fingerboard.
I heard this when first came out. I was just getting into high school then, blew my mind and didn’t know what to do with myself. When I finally did, I had to tell my buddies about it. They were just as equally shocked and blown away.
Just saw them at DreamSonic tour with Devin Townsend and Dream Theater!! Oh man what a show!! I was completely blown away by AAL So freaking good live !!
This is the definition of art. Its crazy how instruments can be manipulated in such a way that it brings out specific emotions in those who are listening.
@@oskaralegre5094 Music isn't a competition. Just because something is hard to play, that doesn't mean it is superior music to something else. Have you completely forgot that the purpose of music is to SOUND GOOD? What the actual fuck, this is the stupidest music take I've seen in years jesus.
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ten years later...still here listening....still addicted...still discovering new things in it...
Just checking the Arctangent line up and was very glad to come across something original, refreshing and some musical maestros.Such a relief -I was getting so bored and sleepy.
I've been listening to AAL for 4 years and I knew instantly that they're one of the greatest bands ever to exist. But only recently after actually doing some independent music theory study do I finally start to understand *why*
Update: I'm trying out for a metal band tomorrow. I'm 30 and have never made music with other people, but I saw AAL live the other day and it inspired me to at least try. This band doesn't make super complicated music and I just play bass but it's worth it to me to try to make something others can enjoy. I owe a guy I talked to at the concert for opening my eyes to how cool that experience can be.
The evolution of electric guitar since 1960 has been incredible. Tosin is the next and imo final step in guitar evolution. Most important electric guitarist since early 90’s dimebag.
A CAFO stands for Confined Animal Feeding Operation. CAFOs are farms that house and feed many animals in confinement. Thanks for raising awareness, AAL.
I'm 33 years old, just discovered Tosin from a friend, and this is quickly becoming my favorite band. I am in awe. This song, especially. This is timeless music, in my opinion.
This band could have one person different and could not compare to this absolute perfect lineup. This is, THE PERFECT recipe for beauty, perfection, and awesome.
I went to see Veil of Maya and Animals as Leaders opened the show. I had not heard them until then. I was blown away, my body felt like it was floating, I was stone sober. It still haunts me.
I slept on Animals as Leaders, and I'm delighted to hear them now. I love Tosin's particular style of technical tapping stuff, just the musicality he brings to it, where some guitarists focus more on just the technicality. I also love what I assume is his signature 8(?)-string guitar (from this and a guest appearance on Herman Li's channel). Makes it seem like he wanted a specific range more than just "woah moar stringz!".
I always try to drum along to the section that starts at 1:11 and my brain starts to melt as soon as the bass drum kicks in. And then it only gets more complex from there. How the actual hell do you play that?
My favorite parts of this video is every time they cut to the rhythm guitarist and he's just so in the groove. And he has the white sparkles over his face making him look extra happy.
So many parts and riffs that you would love to be explored for longer, or even made into full songs. Its like a sampler of a full album in a five minute song. Incredible.
This is so inspiring - I love the level of ignoring the 4/4 rhytms repeats (of course there are more), the beats "stealing the time" when combined with a GREAT BASS line guitar to it.).. the avelanche and the flow, just great a experience. The lead guitar guy is awesome, the drummer kills. Love to everyone. M
This tune is pure musical genius. Also artistic genius; it perfectly expresses that intense, wordless horror that millions of animals have to go through as their alien, technological, overlords attempt to satiate their own hunger...
that was 10 years ago lol what most people dont get about AAL is that it started off basically as a solo project for Tosin he said it himself but he then realized "holy shit if i'm on a band, i can do more than i can do on my own" and then he forced himself to play IN A BAND - as a team. Opening up space for Javier and Matt to express their ideas, and the new AAL is certainly unique. Think about that how often do you see a musician as talented as Tosin to step down of his own pedestal, and purposely open up space for other people?
It delivers the same greatness no matter how many times you listen, no matter how many years later you revisit. First heard this back in 2018. Incredible
So a friend introduced me to this genre with the words: "what happens when Metal/Rock musicians meet Freestyle Jazz" Now the description wasn't perfect, but I was immediately hooked. Never regretted, awesome stuff!
10 years later, and I still get the same reaction as when I first discovered this, 10 years ago. The musicianship, in all of them, and together is insane.
After, spending majority of my hungover day listening to them, I've come to a conclusion that I've been doing myself a disservice by not checking them out earlier.
@@maddexrowe8391 i'm a guitarist 😅 i didn't learn theory, that's probably why i can't get arythmetic here, but yeah there's probably a sense playing this way
The reason Javier is so good is that he has his guitar strapped so high that it's physically impossible to take his guitar off, so he has no choice but to practice
He’s a phenomenal rhythm player. Severely underrated.
Lol
@Nick B show purposes, Herman li has it low so it looks cool and so he can kick his guitar
@Nick B but i always strap my guitar low and it's comfortable to me
it all depends on how low you have your guitar
try finding the sweet spot between high and low
This is still wayyy ahead even 13 years later
I agree with you !!
Hell yeah man
the word "genius" comes to mind.
Handmade dark techno
@@AWSum-uf4ri Metal but only for big brains
I have played guitar for about 20 years. Tosin makes me feel like I just started playing yesterday.
For real .
It’s been 20 years and you CANT SWEEP
PICK. Ur obviously lying to try and make a funny comment
Keep practicing ,man. Keep it up :)
@@nobodylovesme3743 some people paint for 20 years and never do any paintings in an abstract style. Some express themselves with a shotgun blast and some will only whisper.
@@flayky844 ok sorry. But can we just appreciate that analogy
That drummer deserves some serious recognition.
He has it now
@@WADEDESTROYS No he doesn't. Their first drummer Lavene, quit as he didn't want to tour ect. Matt Garstka was a fan of the music and wanted in, and everyone knows him as AALs drummer. Navene was sick regardless, but I don't think he comes to mind unless you're into the band's history.
It's not really Lavene nor Matt in the album. Drums were programmed by Misha Mansoor from Periphery
@@t74devkw I wasn't saying Matt was on this album or Weightless.
But you're 100% right if memory serves right. Misha did produce thre self titled album, and Navene played it live.
Also he's one sick guitar player as well......
This song gets better with time. When I was younger I couldn't appreciate the brilliance. Now I think this is one of the best songs ever written.
Thank you, Jesus Christ
it has to do with what you're exposing yourself to, your dopamine paths gradually need more of that "odd factor" as you get used with what you're training your brain to enjoy, at both high-level (genre) and low level (time signatures, surprising twists...)
Jesus Fuck*ng Christ...!! Are you serious!!? 🙆🏻♂️😮
@@Dm3qXY that is exactly why i felt in love with meshuggah, AAL dont have alot of secret after abusing it for a decade, try to understand the polyrythmia and permutation from meshuggah just for fun man its crazy structuraly
Amazing what bands can do if they literally just sit down and practice with some thought behind it. It's hard to find a group thst respects thought and theory without giving up.
This is how most professional level music is handled. They just don't evolve as quickly.
I love keeping a 4/4 headbang to this and watch how different each one lands.
Hell yea
2:30 you can headbang to this section cuz of the time on this one finally
Bad maths.
@@sirstabulous math? Where
You are creating polyrhythms, but with your movement instead of with sound
Tosin Abasi is one of the most frustrating musicians to watch - 1 because hes so good, and 2 because he can keep up the superfast tapping/shredding for longer than should be humanly possible.
God I love this man.
3. Because his thumb has a 90 degree angle lmao
4. Makes it look effortless.
Tosin Abasi is one of my favorite guitarists along with Christian Müenzer, Fredrik Thorendal, Simon Girard & Kevin Chartré.
In your defense he does use loops
@@smackthatfemale also in his defense, tosin can never play this live
The guitar tabs looking like an SAT scantron...
Really?
The other song tabs just looks like my company last year balance sheet.
They got rid of all the AAL tabs on songster for some reason
You wanna see tabs like that, look at berried alive tabs
@@ItsSauIGoodman fax
I just smoked three joints and the crickets started chirping in 7/8
Sounds like you woke up
@@SparringBuddy pineal gland decalcified
*wake up wake up*
Tool fans listening to Undertow:
This comment had me dying laughing😂😂
I like the part where he played the guitar. that's my favorite
AhhahahahHahaha
Keyboard solo a close second
You have a big brain, dontcha? XD (I'm just joking around)
U mean the whole thing? (This is a joke btw, obviously he's only playing guitar for 30 seconds out of this whole song)
LOL
Tosin is so good, he is playing the bass at the same time with his feet.
There's already a 16 year old doing the in Japan
No, I think the bass is from misha
What?
@@jesseling6672 - doing what? And is he/she better?
Plenty of copyists out there but original artists are rare.
Javier is playing the low notes on his 8 string. At one point in the song they'll switch it up briefly. There is no bass player and no bass pedals. Tosin confirmed this in an interview.
It is 2021, almost 11 years from when this was posted. This is still phenomenal.
ok
Crazy how long ago this was
Good music doesn't age. Ergo phenomenal stuff doesnt
I am looking at this 2024, January.
it is 2024, still rips
AAL makes me want to pick up an 8 string guitar, they really show what an extended range guitar is for.
@juna wood hey i can't even manage 6 strings my fingers are small
5 fret stretch kills me
Yup. Most death metal bands that use 8 string guitars are taking so little juice out of them. They are meant more for stuff like this in my opinion
@ infant an********* i won't even say the name. Maybe on their new albums
@@brushot yes, they do
One of the best instrumental metal songs ever recorded.
This song inspired me to quit guitar
Severely underrated comment 😂
Hahahahahahaha
@Nicholas Tzilinis 🙏
It's the opposite for me .This type of shit made me learn want to learn the guitar and get better.
@@shahirraeed that’s the attitude!
Late to this band. This came around on my playlist the other week and my wife asked if it was even music. I said, no. It's better.
M8, you're a proper mad one! Great stuff. Bet your wife thought it was a bloody clanger! What a lad! #murky2020
A girl I'm dating already knew them. My heart exploded.
Get a new wife.
your wife was right. there's no fucking melody whatsoever in this song. typical instruments wankery
Just imagine, some people don’t think this is music.
A black guy, a white guy and a mexican walked into a music studio..
Charlie Österlund // Drums music has no race
mexican is white ...
@@azertyytreza3005 white is black..
@@ihatejamon black is brown
@@monkeybrains878 yellow is red
Take a moment to acknowledge that in this universe, in this dimension, we're fortunate enough to have had Tosin, Javier, and Matt find each other in this absolute randomness and chaos. Think on that. So many, many things fall to shit despite best effort, but we got this. I'll take it, this universe, for the few excellent things that have fallen into place. There they are.
Absolutely
nothing special about it. If it weren't for them, there'd have been other ppl to eventually come to the same "musical conclusion". Watch "Everything is a remix". It's the progress of humanity as a whole that's been manifested through them. I'm not talking about anything spiritual here (or maybe a little).
@@casuallabour665 That's cool
That's navene here
It's just 0000 calm down bro
There are some types of music that should have no words. I can just imagine this with vocals, God it would be horrible.
I'm glad to hear some peeps playing with the 8 string for the sound, not just to make it heavy
i made up some lyrics. doo doo doo doo doo doo doo dee doo dee doo dee doo doo dee doo doo doo doo dee doo dee dee....
most music should have no words tbh
This was recorded before they used 8 strings in their music.
Vulkanzed he’s literally playing an 8-string in the video.
@@zacharywhite5631 Yes but this song does not use the 8th string in the recording.
Every time I watch this it just reminds me I'll never be as talented as these guys and I go and cry in a corner. But then I have to watch this to cheer me up, it's a never-ending cycle...
Advance use of techniques is not talent, it's called practicing. Now they just need to actually use it tastefully and in a musical manner rather than just wanking off all over the fingerboard.
@@CorvetteCoonass Jealous
@@CorvetteCoonass Bruh you do type o negative covers :DDDD
it's not talent. it's skill.
@@CorvetteCoonass finally someone except for me said it!!!
First time hearing these guys...WHY is it my first time, guess better late than never. This is amazing!
Please check out my cover the song😁
haha late, but welcome to the party. best guitarist alive right now
I to have to question why the hell you've only just heard of these guys. You've missed years and years of orgasmic music haha
@@AG-ur1lj I first heard them in 2010 I believe, when some guy was playing them at a gas station so obviously I had to ask who it was.
same. stumbled upon them, gojira, and polyphia all within the same like 3 week span. That was a good span.
Dream Theater: *exists
Animals As Leader: Hold my beer
Only 3.5 mil views??? Are you kidding me??? I remember when this dropped I was in my late teens and I still have to come back to this often
Heard this when i turned 20, now im turning 30. Still the same feelings. Good music dont age, they stay young forever 🙌🏻
YO me too. I always come back to this to give it a good listen.
I'm turning 29 this year, I've never heard this until just recently. It's insane! Reminds me of some intense anime or something lol.
The arab guitar bobbing his head looks funny. He should be standing on a dashboard of a truck.
I heard this when first came out. I was just getting into high school then, blew my mind and didn’t know what to do with myself. When I finally did, I had to tell my buddies about it. They were just as equally shocked and blown away.
Yeah, it’s called timeless 🤘
What are the odds that 3 individuals THIS talented all met and all had the same vision for their music?
i know this song is full of awesome playing but those chords at 2:22 - 2:30 are my favorite part of the song.
same. I cant explain it but its such a clean transition
Facts
Gave me chills 😩
If you get a chance to see these guys live DO IT!
Absolutely one of the best live trio's I've seen live.
Yeah, but the fans are fucking shit. Get pissed about a pit being started near the front. Uh, hello, that's where they happen.
Just saw them at DreamSonic tour with Devin Townsend and Dream Theater!!
Oh man what a show!!
I was completely blown away by AAL
So freaking good live !!
@@warrybon9779 I was there! Mind blowing indeed!
Yeah but have you seen The Aristocrats :-)
This is the definition of art. Its crazy how instruments can be manipulated in such a way that it brings out specific emotions in those who are listening.
0:32 that riff is just absolute perfection
just memorizing one song with complicated riffing + solos is hard at times...NOW IMAGINE THIS. and then all the other songs too? Insane.
4:57 is just one of the greatest riffs ever and nobody can convince me otherwise
Was looking for a comment about the breakdown. Such a brutal transition into the end of the song
same fucking here
Still one of the greatest AAL riffs
@@TheGringuish12 not just AAL imo, period
You aint lyin!!!!
Lyrics are below:
Ann Stone those are the lyrics to physical education...
@@judgedredd31 i cant believe aal reuse the same lyrics in different songs
I did a cover of it on FB
@@DarkVileScream i found the link:
I can sing it good
Tosin is amazing 🔥🔥🔥🔥
4:57
What a great shot; you can just see the intensity in his eyes as they go into the next riff!
This is as fresh and avant-garde in 2023 as it was when it premiered - killer composition and performance!
This is by far one of the most beautiful, unique and insane pieces of Metalmusic in this Century. Thanks for CAFO.
Agreed
Oh yeah, this is big brain music. My fingers hurt just watching this
John Stitz this is real music for real smart people
@@oskaralegre5094 curb your musical superiority complex
Werberjerbins tell me a rapper who can play guitar like this??
@@oskaralegre5094 Tell me a guitarist who can rap like Eminem.
@@oskaralegre5094 Music isn't a competition. Just because something is hard to play, that doesn't mean it is superior music to something else. Have you completely forgot that the purpose of music is to SOUND GOOD? What the actual fuck, this is the stupidest music take I've seen in years jesus.
ten years later...still here listening....still addicted...still discovering new things in it...
Just checking the Arctangent line up and was very glad to come across something original, refreshing and some musical maestros.Such a relief -I was getting so bored and sleepy.
2024, and still sounds from the future.
I've been listening to AAL for 4 years and I knew instantly that they're one of the greatest bands ever to exist. But only recently after actually doing some independent music theory study do I finally start to understand *why*
Lol
Update: I'm trying out for a metal band tomorrow. I'm 30 and have never made music with other people, but I saw AAL live the other day and it inspired me to at least try. This band doesn't make super complicated music and I just play bass but it's worth it to me to try to make something others can enjoy. I owe a guy I talked to at the concert for opening my eyes to how cool that experience can be.
@@Paintplayer1 good luck brother. Enjoy the experience and have fun
Update 2: I'm in the band, can't wait to start making music!
@@rodrigohess3656 thank you!
Me: "So how many time signature changes can you do?"
Animals as Leaders: "Yes."
All of them
can anyone break down the different time signatures...anyone...ne1??
This is called syncopation.
@@Htheorphanarian the song is in 4/4, it just changes in feel at certain parts.
shut up bitch
This song completely changed everything .
Keeps me going. After all these years.
My ex-boyfriend used to tell me that music without vocals wasn't real music.
And that, boys and girls, is how he became my ex-boyfriend.
😂😂😂😂😂😂I laughed
so classic music isn't real music?
how could you be with someone that dumb hehe.
you made the right choice
So how you doin..
since u single now :D Hi
4:56, every time after 11 years. Just the absolute bomb.
Animals As Leaders: Providing 4 different grooves to headbang to, all at the same time...
The evolution of electric guitar since 1960 has been incredible. Tosin is the next and imo final step in guitar evolution. Most important electric guitarist since early 90’s dimebag.
Evolution never stops, we'll be looking back at this as what inspired the next incomprehensible guitar player
A CAFO stands for Confined Animal Feeding Operation. CAFOs are farms that house and feed many animals in confinement. Thanks for raising awareness, AAL.
I'm 33 years old, just discovered Tosin from a friend, and this is quickly becoming my favorite band. I am in awe. This song, especially. This is timeless music, in my opinion.
Those chords at 2:22 are so freakin dark and doomy 😱😱😱😱 I love em 🔥
Love the lyrics to this one
😂😊
you smashed your guitar after hearing this didnt you?
now that i'm 13 years older i can confirm the line at 2:31 is the most beautiful thing i've ever heard done on an electric guitar
2100
This band could have one person different and could not compare to this absolute perfect lineup. This is, THE PERFECT recipe for beauty, perfection, and awesome.
Late to this. Just heard it for the first time today. I love it.
Amazing composition. The melody @ 4:02 and the sudden change in rythms later are so eargasmic...
I went to see Veil of Maya and Animals as Leaders opened the show. I had not heard them until then. I was blown away, my body felt like it was floating, I was stone sober. It still haunts me.
A friend just sent me this link, to see them live would be an EXPERIENCE I don't think I would ever get over
@@littlemissmisses2981 Absolutely go see them if you get the chance. Hearing this song live is mind blowing
Ever realized what the song title stands for?
My first time experiencing Animals as Leaders and I’m just...I mean...WOW! That was insane!!!
I slept on Animals as Leaders, and I'm delighted to hear them now. I love Tosin's particular style of technical tapping stuff, just the musicality he brings to it, where some guitarists focus more on just the technicality. I also love what I assume is his signature 8(?)-string guitar (from this and a guest appearance on Herman Li's channel). Makes it seem like he wanted a specific range more than just "woah moar stringz!".
This drummer is one of my favorites. Absolutely talented!
Julian Zapf right?? The drums in this are filthy. From 2:34 and on I always end up rewinding it a few times because it’s just so damn good.
Was he before Gartska?
Brina Ouderkirk yeps, navene is their first drummer. He departure on 2012 before Matt joining after
@@lavabender_taku Matt Halpern
Misha Mansoor actually laid all the drum work on a drum machine for this record.
I always try to drum along to the section that starts at 1:11 and my brain starts to melt as soon as the bass drum kicks in. And then it only gets more complex from there. How the actual hell do you play that?
My favorite parts of this video is every time they cut to the rhythm guitarist and he's just so in the groove. And he has the white sparkles over his face making him look extra happy.
The audio mixing is absolutely beautiful perfection. Shoutout to the AE who recorded this !
They did lol
This song gave me the strength to throw my entire drum set out the window with one hand
Sometimes I come back, so I can see the future of music
So many parts and riffs that you would love to be explored for longer, or even made into full songs. Its like a sampler of a full album in a five minute song. Incredible.
the most insane, deepest, emotional and legendary prog metal song of all times
12 years?! It feels like just yesterday I discovered this band.
Was gonna say this but you beat me to it!
If adrenaline was a song.
This is so inspiring - I love the level of ignoring the 4/4 rhytms repeats (of course there are more), the beats "stealing the time" when combined with a GREAT BASS line guitar to it.).. the avelanche and the flow, just great a experience. The lead guitar guy is awesome, the drummer kills. Love to everyone. M
The progression from 3:15 to 3:57 always raises my heart rate
It only took me 10 years to bump into this
This tune is pure musical genius.
Also artistic genius; it perfectly expresses that intense, wordless horror that millions of animals have to go through as their alien, technological, overlords attempt to satiate their own hunger...
i like how the song isn't really inspired in that but it makes perfect sense
Didn't ask don't care
@@ryan742 You cared enough to demonstrate that you're a dick, however.
@@ryan742Didn’t have to, lardtard
that was 10 years ago lol
what most people dont get about AAL is that it started off basically as a solo project for Tosin
he said it himself
but he then realized "holy shit if i'm on a band, i can do more than i can do on my own"
and then he forced himself to play IN A BAND - as a team.
Opening up space for Javier and Matt to express their ideas, and the new AAL is certainly unique.
Think about that
how often do you see a musician as talented as Tosin to step down of his own pedestal, and purposely open up space for other people?
Javier is incredibly underrated too
@@Kaiokendrew yes i agree, his solo project is incredible
A true instrumental masterpiece. This piece does age well.
4:47 has to be the best riff ever.
galneryus did a really good rift in hunting for your dream
@@Mureirsa 4:47
It delivers the same greatness no matter how many times you listen, no matter how many years later you revisit. First heard this back in 2018. Incredible
So a friend introduced me to this genre with the words: "what happens when Metal/Rock musicians meet Freestyle Jazz"
Now the description wasn't perfect, but I was immediately hooked. Never regretted, awesome stuff!
Braindead you get Liquid Tension Experiment with that phrase up there 😂
@@JohnsJustSaiyan how the fuck i haven't heard of lTE before this comment.
The Flying Gandalf BRO. LTE IS AMAZING.
Seriously though... these guys are this generation's Dream Theater. Raw talent from top to bottom and songs that carve themselves into your brain.
The drummer is impressive. Especially in that polyrhythmic beat. Wow
It should be noted that the drums were programmed by Tosin and a sound engineer for this album. But there's no doubt their drummer can play it :P
Yep.🤘
Saying these guys are other-worldly would be an understatement, they are another UNIVERSE.
This song was definitely way ahead of its time when it released...
Hell, if it was released today it would still be considered ahead of its time...
Masterpiece then and now.
December 2024, Still a freaking banger. Keep coming back.
* jaw drops* This ... This is so fxcking phenomenal ! I just recently got into this band. I'm blown away by their skill and flow .
When you see old AAL videos you realize how much the members have all levelled up.
10 years later, and I still get the same reaction as when I first discovered this, 10 years ago. The musicianship, in all of them, and together is insane.
After, spending majority of my hungover day listening to them, I've come to a conclusion that I've been doing myself a disservice by not checking them out earlier.
A masterpiece!!!
Theres no way this only has 2.9mil views after 12 years, its such a banger. These guys deserve soooo much more attention
They’re ahead of their time.
One of the most beautiful pieces of music I’ve ever heard. Ever.
How this song doesn't have 100 million views is beyond me
The only band you need a master's degree in music to cover lol mind blowing!
These drums are terrific. Never noticed for some reason. Tosin is just so great that it’s hard for the members of the band to shine.
The bassist is great as well, also can play the guitar well. I love how the drums comes in aggressively behind the guitar shredding.
I just saw them live last night and my mind is still melted - it was truly a transcendental experience.
me thinking that this was just uploaded recently
me seeing that it was uploaded 9 years ago
Almost 10.
Can we talk about the drum fill at 5:57 🔥
Yes. Hit everything as fast as you can.
dude...
it's just a programming. no one will record this live
@@redrickschuhart4065 no it's actually pretty easy to play but it sounds incredibly difficult, check out navene playing this live or any drum covers
show me a human that can play that fill and ill show you a Haake or a Carey lol
@@redrickschuhart4065lol I watched them Live last weekend and Matt Garstka actually plays this song live with all the fills
Man, Tosin is unreal. Anytime great guitarist names pop up I get disappointed not to hear his name. Dude is unreal.
4:57 *confused headbanging*
There only triplets. If your a drummer like me, you would understand simple arithmetic
@@maddexrowe8391 i'm a guitarist 😅 i didn't learn theory, that's probably why i can't get arythmetic here, but yeah there's probably a sense playing this way
just go crazy bro.
@@ZikyMusic I don't know, for me it's not hard at all, it grooves so much that I don't need to fallow drums all time.
IMO that's the easiest part to headbang to 5:55 is where it starts to get weird for me, but gets really sick when the other guitar comes on
It’s been 10 years and no one has come close. I gotta step up my game.