Periphery - PII | Album REACTION (Hightlights)
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This album truly changed my life.
Same same. Big same.
Also a big same
Incredibly same.
Bro
agreed
I'm not kidding when i say this is one of my fav albums ever. Songs like luck as a constant and mile still bring tears to my eyes, great stuff
Luck As a Constant is just 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
What a masterpiece, their most fun album to listen to IMO!
Fun fact: The solo on Erised is written and played by John Petrucci, Jake's uncle btw 🤯
I remember first listening this song(back to 2012) while I was on a bus in a trip. I was sleeping then this solo started out, I thought deep inside consciousness "That sounds like Petrucci, same style, they must like him a lot".
Ooohhh poor me hahahaha That day I decided to search about them and find out that Jake is Petrucci's nephew
I think p1 is the most fun but 2 is a close 2nd. Also it's called p2, THIS TIME IT'S PERSONAL LOL that's fun 😄
Make Total Destroy was the first track I heard from Periphery and I think I listened to it about a hundred times in a row after.
Have a blast is such an underrated banger
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Gonna be honest, the whole reason I’ve been wanting a PII reaction is because of Masamune. It’s been my favorite Periphery song ever since this album came out and that ending section is still one of the best sections of music I’ve ever heard. The high note into the scream from Spencer, that riff and Matt losing his shit on the drums all together is a chefs kiss 🤌🏼
It's probably my favorite song of theirs and it's pretty slept on.
i remember hearing it my freshman year in highschool 10 years ago and i fell in love, still my favorite song by them too🤘🏽 Muramasa being my second favorite
I saw them live in 2019 and they ended their set with Masamune. During the end section they just kept lowering the tuning on their guitars. It was so fucking sick. It just kept getting lower and lower. Such a good band live. It blew me away.
This album is incredible. It's the one that got me super into Periphery and made em one of my favorite bands of all time. The very ending solos of "Luck As A Constant" is my favorite piece of music to date, and the triad of Muramasa, Ragnarok, and Masamune are incredible with their thematic ties to each other. Masamune might be my favorite off the album. I wish this whole reaction had made it to YT, I can't afford Patreon (or anything really 😅), but I'd have loved to see it. This remains one of my favorite albums.
Shoutout to João too. Man's a certified beast.
Luck As A Constant may be on my top 5 songs of all time, and oaverall this album completely changed my musical taste in one day, and it pushed me to explore more prog music like Opeth, BTBAM, Death Meshuggah, etc. I will never stop loving this band.
Really cool video man.
i never listened to music the same way after p2 and honestly, every periphery album is just perfect lol
Periphery is just one of those bands that you need to check out the whole discography of. There isn't a single bad song from them imo.
One of the albums I consider to be perfect. Love this album.
so enjoyable to see you reacting to my favorite periphery alb and emoting just the way I do
Thank you for taking me down memory lane. So many great tracks that I’ve honestly forgotten about. Their entire catalog would be a fruitful harvest for the channel bro!
This album means so much to me it really changed my perspective on the way I listen to music.
Great reaction! I gotta say watching someone hear it for the first time gave me a new appreciation for this album. I heard it back when it came out and sort of just take it for granted now. As a result, there's a lot of stuff that I never noticed until this reaction and it's cool to hear it from a new perspective.
Man's out here hitting up my favorite album of all time! PII is fantastic on a first listen, but it gets even better the more you listen to it. You'll notice things like the re-occuring themes and melodies throughout the album, specifically in what I like to call the holy trinity, Muramasa, Ragnarok, and Masamune. I love Periphery's other albums, and I listen to them frequently, but I come back to PII way more often.
You've done sold me on your Patreon. You absolute tease lad!
Good stuff, edits are on point!
Dude props on learning Bad Thing, your guitar skills are coming on fast 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Love their first one, got me into the band, but 2 was a game changer and their best album, imo!
the way this album flows from track to track is something else, one of the only records ill let play start to finish at work.
I've listened to this song hundreds of times, and the impact on the word "Bones" around 12:59 still sends chills down my spine every time
Amazing reaction my friend Drew!!....In 2017, the music world was shocked by the bursting onto the scene of a 22-year-old singer named Dimash Kudaibergen, who performed on the famous Chinese competition show for professional singers called “The Singer”... It was just It was necessary for this young man to make his first appearance, making a cover of one of the most difficult songs in the world, a famous French composition called "S.O.S. D'un Terrien En Détresse", to be considered from that moment on as the best singer in the entire planet....No one in the musical field had ever seen a human being, being able to reach vocal ranges above 7 octaves and several semitones, that is, all 88 keys of a digital piano, which reaches a little more than 7 octaves and as if that weren't enough, sing the more than 12 languages...Since then all kinds of experts (Vocal coach, analysts, singing teachers, youtubers, reactors, etc.) have dedicated themselves to reviewing their presentations to try to understand how someone can sing this way...The incredible thing is that that presentation in China was in 2017 and 5 years have passed since then, but what Dimash has done in these 5 years is to further improve his wide vocal range, which is currently practically above of the 8 octaves... The Covid pandemic stopped his concerts worldwide, all with tickets sold in just seconds, via the internet, but at the same time it ended up catapulting him to the top of popularity worldwide...Anyway, since I think you are one of those reactors who have not yet met this impressive singer, here is the link of that presentation in China in 2017, with the song S.O.S. and I would like you to mention my name as the person who recommended him to you..It is a more recent video than the others, so it does not have the same number of views as the previous ones, which have millions of views, but it is a more complete video, with an intro, subtitles in several languages and with the improved quality of audio and sound....th-cam.com/video/bDX3FhmyNac/w-d-xo.html
Fantastic album, made me fall in love with the genre
2:56 that transition was SMOOTH
Amazing album! Saludos desde Argentina!
One of my fondest memories is sitting in a pitch black room with this album full blast. After isolating yourself from everything but the music it gives you a different kind of concentration. Things that wouldn't usually make you emotional do. It's an intimate and brilliant experience. This album is in my top three of all time. It's truly amazing
Incredible album!
Great reaction! Many don't know this band but Atlas (album) by Invocation is a masterpiece. Highly recommend
what got me into periphery was, i was playing clone hero (a guitar hero clone made for the present guitar hero community) and saw somewhere in time by periphery (the p2 trinity) and rlly enjoyed it, i had also recognized that name from a song on sirius xm’s octane that my mom rlly love which was the parade of ashes (off their ep clear where each band member wrote one of the songs) so that then prompted me to listen to their entire discography and they instantly became one of my favorite bands
best riffery album by far imo man it's absolutely ridiculous. Everything they're known for done to the absolute limit and big colorful chords everywhere
Bruh what the hell, earlier today I was just thinking about reaction channels and I thought about yours and wondered how much Periphery you've heard at this point
Great video bro!!!!
Thank you man - appreciate the clips ❤️🔥 🎸
In my opinion, Periphery's finest hour. Funny, I was released from a county jail stint of 6 months a little after this was released and had heard "Make Total Destroy" a few times on an Austin radio weekly metal show that is no more and got it on my phone asap. Not long after, I imbibed a sizeable helping of top tier shrooms and lay on my back in bed desolving into the music for one of the most incredible and uplifting journeys ever experienced... I probably let this album loop at least 6 or 7 times without a sign of boredom until eventually I fell asleep. Still love it now 10 years later!
Wait for P3. They surpass themselves every single time. Each album has a theme. It's just amazing! Thanks for reacting Drew! Waiting for P3)
Highly disagree. They still put out bangers but they've never surpassed p1 as an album, and they've never surpassed Racecar as a song. They've done great things since but the only way they got better was production value and Spencer got much better.
@@HugoStiglitz88how can you even think that LOL😭😭
Liked the video after the first song , this album is what got me into Periphery , also the song Icarus lives. Can you please react to Meshuggah - Chaosphere album , or maybe just the last track , witch sum's up all the album, literally. 😂
Ji is legitimately one of my favorite Periphery songs despite being super underrated
Your playing on the bad thing is awesome dude. Album is amazing front to back
Never actaully heard froggin bullfish but sounds great gotta listen to it
Luck as a constant highly underrated. Amazing song
easily top three guitar solos for me. absolute unit of a song
Intro riff with drums, Spencer's last vocal partition, solo etc. That song is a fucking gem with ridiculous musicianship. It's a crime that this song is underrated
No it isn't lol it's widely seen as one of their best. It's not underrated. S tier song with a God tier solo
I absolutely love the guitar solo. For me it's rhe most tasteful solo ever
god bless mark holcomb and his scarlet riffs
This one is still my favorite so far
im very emotionally attached to this album. heard it in 2012 when i was 14 and have been obsessed with periphery since ♥🔥
At the end of the track Erised, that guitarist showing off with solo is John Petruccii from Dream Theater. He also happens to be Jake's uncle.
Ji is heavily underrated
PLEASE DO P1. Spencer’s vocals sound a little rough compared to the rest of their catalogue, but they sound great either way. It’s a lot more aggressive and chuggy in the intro track ‘insomnia’. It keeps the same aggressive feeling in ‘letter experiment’ then ends the song on a very uplifting, harmonic note. The final track ‘racecar’ makes the whole album for me. It’s a 15 minute epic with recurring themes and call backs to it’s own motif. Highly recommend.
cant forget the walk or zyglrox
Have a Blast has always been my favorite off of this album. 🤘
Their best album in my opinion
If you heard this album back the time it came out, It woulda blown your mind. Everything in this album is ahead of it's time. As a proggy metalcore, they truly brought change to the metal scene. Sure, ATB was there and having their own influence and other bands. But nothing sounded like this at the time.
i suggest you listen to some protest the hero, id consider them like a proggy post-punk(?) tbh idek what id consider them, but rody’s voice is just fucking amazing and they always have really cool riffage
Monuments gnosis came out the same year as p2 and Spencer Actually features in a song from that album! good song
Now u have 5 more albums, an EP, and a live album to listen to 😂 your way behind!!
Sorry you're dealing with all the copyright BS mate. Great reaction as always ✊
Not for you to apologise for man, just part of the game!
Also thank you sir❤️
Did you know Masamune, Ragnarok, and Muramasa are all a trilogy? They each have the same riff with slight variations. Idk if you heard it or not.
Broo playing periphery song with ibanez rga,it's awesome
drew i think we have the same guitar
Dude react to P1! It's so good, and I've been asking for a while, it's the album I grew up on
I used to listen to stuff like Sum 41, Billy Talent, Rise Against, Blink 182 etc. Then I discovered this album and it changed my life. This was my gateway album. No offense to those bands but I never looked back.
Listen to I am abomination's album "let the future tell the truth" pretty please
Breaking Benjamin get a lot of shit, but they definitely write some of the best "radio rock/alt-metal" out there and I've loved them since back when We Are Not Alone came out. I can totally hear the comparison you were making and it's one of the things that makes Periphery an all-time favorite for me. Not to mention PII is still my absolute favorite album from them!
yeah i never realized how djenty breaking benjamin actually are
Breaking Benjamin has some great riffs, great vocal, but some 14 year old diary pages for lyrics.
@@GregBourne FACTS
Please react to either Empire or Love Language by Windwaker. These guys are one of the best metalcore groups to hit the scene.
not trying to jab you. but you keep bringing up monuments, even though the first monuments album didnt come out until a few months after this album
Whenever I reference a band in a video; 90% of the time it’s to reference the fact that the song I’m reacting to sounds like the other band in question.
There’s no timeline mentioned, I’m not saying that the band took influence from the other band - simply just saying they sound similar.
Obviously, in certain circumstances I am talking about how certain bands may have taken direct influence. But in this instance, I think the moment you’re referring to is when I say “there’s that monuments sound” - or something along those lines; I’m just referring to the comments left on previous videos by viewers who have suggested that this album is like a fusion of Monuments/TesseracT.
Sorry if that comes across as ranty bro🤣 it’s genuinely not intended, just making my point and I appreciate that you’re also not trying to jab me, lol 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@DrewFortune97 very cool, thanks
Its the unpredictable nature that easily rises them to the top of djent food chain for me. A lot of djent bands can be very copy and paste but Periphery always find a way to catch you out with the structure.
please react to Structures - Divided By, you won't regret
Love this album, but p1 will always be the periphery's magnum opus to me. Followed closely by alpha/omega
I wish bands like this would cut the go for a more brutal vocal (but that would move it out of the intended genre, I know) so it wouldn't the teenage angst metal. Loads of cool rifs, but then the soft, american teen, speaking vocals kinda ruins it.
i dont like the first periphery album. mostly cus spencers vocals is not up to par on that record. its a pretty hard listen. and overall, the instrumentals themself are not really compareable aswell to the rest of their discography. Everything from PII and onward is great.