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It's been nearly 20 years since I first heard Remedy Lane. Truth be told, this is one of the few albums that I have carried with me from adolescence and into adulthood. Thank you for the music.
Unfortunally, when POS let go Kristoffer, they also let go a lot of great and melodic bass lines. They never really got that aspect back to the sound of the band.
@@SebaProgre I think that's a bit unfair, because Leo brought a lot of groove and funk into the band. Not to hate on Langell, but even DG would describe his drumming style as "rigid". Leo's definitely more of an improviser, someone who could add a lot of groove and funk into a piece of music, even if the bass isn't as great as when Kristoffer played. I'd like to think D2 is just as talented, as he's playing a lot of those same bass lines. Though to be frank, if I lived in Sweden, I'd make my availability as a full-time bassist with Kristoffer as an influence known, and interact with the band in such a way to make myself useful as a bassist. I know I'll never actually BE a PoS bassist, but the dream is there, and I know I could do the job justice if I were there.
But that's just personal opinion. Having actually had some good time to chat with Leo and D2 and Gustaf, I think the band's current rhythm section is insanely respectable, and deserves to be looked at in the same way as Kristoffer, Fredrik, and J. Langell. They're fantastic talents and great people, and the brief period I spent chatting with them in 2017 at their Toronto show proved that to me. They really care about their craft and keeping in the spirit of the band. I'd never accuse them of being too "inferior" to play in Pain of Salvation. They ARE PoS at this point.
This was the first Pain of Salvation song I heard, way back in 2003. Changed my life forever honestly, really awesome to see you playing through it(Although I've also already had the pleasure of seeing you guys perform this live)
HELL YEAH! this has always been one of my favorites. I'm jealous you got to use the studio tracks. You and Johan write the coolest drum parts man. I've been trying to decipher the elements of this song for years lol. Now Kristoffer needs to upload a bass playthrough.
In my opinion, the original Remedy Lane mix never actually did justice to Johan Langell's work. Congrats on shining a new light on this piece. A good musician always brings something new (even if the notes are the same).
@@LeoMargarit1 Amazing!! I'll see you when you get to the states!! My best friend and I will be at the Washington, DC and Charlotte, NC shows. I cannot wait! Thanks for the reply. It really means a lot when artists you respect and look up to take the time to connect.
The snare sound is not very nice. All you can hear is the crack of the rimshot. On a track like this there is space for some ringing and a fuller sound.
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Working with you in an album? Dream of every musician
@@David_Lake 🙏 It doesn’t have to be a dream ;)
It's been nearly 20 years since I first heard Remedy Lane. Truth be told, this is one of the few albums that I have carried with me from adolescence and into adulthood. Thank you for the music.
Most subestimated drums in the worlds !!!(sory my english, im a Brazilian)
I never realized the bass playing was so goddamn FUNKY on this track!
Right? :)
Unfortunally, when POS let go Kristoffer, they also let go a lot of great and melodic bass lines. They never really got that aspect back to the sound of the band.
That is exactly what I was going to comment, first time I heard that funky bass line - great mix Leo!
@@SebaProgre I think that's a bit unfair, because Leo brought a lot of groove and funk into the band. Not to hate on Langell, but even DG would describe his drumming style as "rigid". Leo's definitely more of an improviser, someone who could add a lot of groove and funk into a piece of music, even if the bass isn't as great as when Kristoffer played. I'd like to think D2 is just as talented, as he's playing a lot of those same bass lines.
Though to be frank, if I lived in Sweden, I'd make my availability as a full-time bassist with Kristoffer as an influence known, and interact with the band in such a way to make myself useful as a bassist. I know I'll never actually BE a PoS bassist, but the dream is there, and I know I could do the job justice if I were there.
But that's just personal opinion. Having actually had some good time to chat with Leo and D2 and Gustaf, I think the band's current rhythm section is insanely respectable, and deserves to be looked at in the same way as Kristoffer, Fredrik, and J. Langell. They're fantastic talents and great people, and the brief period I spent chatting with them in 2017 at their Toronto show proved that to me. They really care about their craft and keeping in the spirit of the band. I'd never accuse them of being too "inferior" to play in Pain of Salvation. They ARE PoS at this point.
One of my all time favorite POS songs, thank you!!
COME TO BRAZIL AGAIN
This was the first Pain of Salvation song I heard, way back in 2003. Changed my life forever honestly, really awesome to see you playing through it(Although I've also already had the pleasure of seeing you guys perform this live)
My favorite POS song.
You nailed it. Absolute mad lad!
Sûrement le groupe le plus inventif du métal prog… et ton jeu l’est tout autant. Sublime. Merci
Amazing drumming and that's a beautiful drum kit
HELL YEAH! this has always been one of my favorites. I'm jealous you got to use the studio tracks. You and Johan write the coolest drum parts man. I've been trying to decipher the elements of this song for years lol. Now Kristoffer needs to upload a bass playthrough.
I'd love to see some vids from Scarsick, Flame to the Moth, Deus Nova, Nihil Morari. Their drums are so freaking awesome
I’ve made a video for Nihil Morari, it’s on InsideOut’s channel :)
@@LeoMargarit1 thank you! I'll check it out for sure. It's one of my favs lines on heavy metal
god bless you
Love this part 0:58
Merci Leo ! Magnifique composition. C'est aussi toujours géant d'être emmené dans la complexité de ton jeu !
super groupe et tres bon batteur. Vus 2 fois en concert, j adore leur style unique
Perfection!! Loved the way the china was spinning until it had enough 😂😂!!! Can't wait for the next one!!
That kit looks incredible!
😎👍 🇫🇷🇺🇸🥁💣🎼🔥LEO!!!
😎👍💗🇨🇭🔥🎼🔊)) PAISTE!!!
flawless and musical, as always a pleasure to watch :D
Awesome! Definitely one of my favourites from Remedy Lane. :)
Leo, can you do a video of you playing The Perfect Element or Beyond the Pale?
It would be awesome!
Well, there you go
Tellement de précision ! Un plaisir de voir tes vidéos
Leo, you are putting a lot of effort into the camera work. It looks (and sounds) fantastic!
Leo volte a cantar, sua voz é muito linda!
So tasteful as always!!
@Leo I’d really like to see you playing my fav PoS song: Stress 🤓
Thank you Leo! Amazing work!
yay, this was nice to watch, thank you!
Amazing !
Maravilha!!!
In my opinion, the original Remedy Lane mix never actually did justice to Johan Langell's work. Congrats on shining a new light on this piece. A good musician always brings something new (even if the notes are the same).
Excellent!
Need song? Species from Panther! Awesome song
Nice
Bravo pour cette interprétation.....et choix d'accordage très surprenant mais intéressant de la caisse claire !
Qu’est ce qui est si surprenant avec l’accordage ? :)
@@LeoMargarit1 C'est peut être le mixage, mais le rendu est différent du son habituel sur vos vidéos, ce n'est pas pour me déplaire :)
@@TheFripp666 c’est un peu plus compressé que d’habitude peut être :) Mais merci ! :)
Det är så man blir tårögd :D
Live? :O
Great playthrough! I wonder, isn't the snare a but too dry and compressed? Any reason for that choice? Great job whatsoever!
That’s what happens while mixing with a cold I guess… :D But yeah, it’s a bit snappy :) I like the dryness of it though, nothing to hide behind :)
What snare do you use? Sounds incredible!!
It’s my Varus in olive tree, 14X8, no samples or anything on it, like the rest of the kit :)
@@LeoMargarit1 Amazing!! I'll see you when you get to the states!! My best friend and I will be at the Washington, DC and Charlotte, NC shows. I cannot wait! Thanks for the reply. It really means a lot when artists you respect and look up to take the time to connect.
@@LeoMargarit1 we are here at the Washington DC show!! Come say hi if you can. We're right in front of the stage!!
Shit, I need to start working in a minute
The snare sound is not very nice. All you can hear is the crack of the rimshot. On a track like this there is space for some ringing and a fuller sound.