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This is the single version. The album version is three times as long and waaaaay better. Also Cygnus... Vismund Cygnus is a must from TMV! Their Frances the Mute album is a masterpiece, Deloused as well. Amazing band.
First three albums are god-tier prog.
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Kinda clever how the latin-inspired sections have the English lyrics and the straight ahead rock bits are in Spanish. I'll add my voice to those saying Cygnus... Vismund Cygnus next
The guy on keys is none other than Larry Harlow, he played in a few NY jazz bands
That was a very short version of the song. If you enjoyed that, you'll enjoy the original even more!
The original ending is legendary
That dissonant solo
Yeah man, super disappointed that he reacted to this version of the song, as it's maybe my favourite TMV track, and from my absolute favourite TMV album, and I was looking forward to this ever since he reacted to them the first time. Still a great reaction and a fun video, but my heart ached a bit when it became clear that we were going to miss so much.
@@StefanWB agreed
The original is over 12 minutes.
John Frusciante from RHCP played the first two solos on this song, he’s also scattered throughout their entire discography. Flea also played trumpet on The Widow and Miranda That Ghost ... on this record as well as bass on their first record
Really? 👀 Wow i didn't knew that
"From RHCP" heh
They supported the chilli peppers on the by the way tour, seen em in glasgow then again the following summer on their own tour. Class.
He actually played the whole Amputechture album. Omar wrote it all but wanted to sit back and direct the recording from a different perspective.
I had forgotten about that! Thanks for the reminder.
‘Eriatarka’ is not only one of The Mars Volta’s best songs, it’s one of the coolest songs ever, period.
AGREED
this song is absolutely special
i think you guys also love concertina,
I SECOND THIS
All these years later and I still get chills from Eriatarka.
Never heard of this band, 30 secs in and im getting the goosebumps! BRB gonna check the band before I watch the video
Please listen to at the drive in too if you are enjoying this. Give relationship of command a listen, its delicious you wont regret it.
Boy are you in for a treat! Frances the Mute album is like a hidden modern prog rock gem
@@akiramado9198 Bro. Spot on. At The Drive-In is AMAZING. Real. Raw. Closest thing to punk since Fugazi, but sonically so far beyond.
Wish I could listen to the mars volta for the first time again
@@johnr797 that's what LSD is for. For real.
Listen to 'take the veil cerpin taxt' or 'Cygnus vismund cignus' for the next the Mars volta song. Good stuff
These are both great choices.
yes. if take the veil, do the live one at the electric ballroom
Yes please
Yes to both. Top 5 in their catalog
excellent choices ☝
Thanks for doing more Mars Volta! I'm glad you noticed the drums specifically, Jon Theodore is an amazing drummer has done some really interesting stuff with this band. I think this is actually a single version, cut down quite a bit from the original album track, so definitely go check out the full thing if you have the time! I will second someone else and recommend "Cygnus...Vismund Cygnus" next. Or, if you have some time to spare, "Cassandra Gemini" (32 minutes long!). That being said, it's really hard to go wrong with any Mars Volta song!
Cassandra Gemini would be an hour and a half long! Not that I'd complain haha
@@seansmit Me neither!
Anything from this album would be awesome.
Cheers from France! 🍻
I would love to see a reaction for Cassandra Gemini, but as other have said, it would be an hour reaction video :/ either way I hope he gets to listen to it
Legendary salsa musician Larry Harlow on piano. Please check out more The Mars Volta! I recommend Tetragrammaton.
By far their best song!
Whaaaaaaaa... I didn’t know!!
I think hes only done it with them live?
@@teamfortressfan12 he plays on the album. Piano on L'Via & clavinet on Cassandra Gemini.
Juan Aldrete is a monster bassist. As the drumming in later tunes gets crazier and more flamboyant he is often the only one really holding the ship together.
Dude had to be a bassist in Racer X hahaha... Its wild how some of the shred guys end up being REALLY good when they play out of the shred archetype... ie: Alderete, Shawn Lane, Buckethead
I like you picked up the "intense Indie punk rock" Omar and Cedric were in one of the most influential post hardcore band before forming Mars Volta，called： at the drive in
Yeah very influential, but well after Fugazi.
@@halfalligator6518 atdi was definitely a generation apart from fugazi, no one said they came before
@@ButtplugMcGee yeah true. i'm being a bit of a "know-all" dick there. I just love Fugazi.
Now I wanna see him react to one-armed scissor
He definetly has to react to at the drive in... theres so much paralelisms between tmv and atdi
Puerto Rico en la casa! Esto es psychedelic salsa pai
Luv your reactions, they're chill and genuine. Plz do Cygnus Vismund Cygnus next
I’m so happy you did this song, the Mars Volta is my favorite band I’m 15 and you inspire me so much thanks for all the hard work much love from Texas!!
I’m 44 and they’re my favorite band! 👍🏼
im 16 and they're my favorite!
I’m 31 and They’re my favorite band especially thier earlier years! I miss that style of music ORL was creating. I’m not a fan of some of his more recent punky pop-rock. :/
Hopefully one day they’ll get back together. RIP Mikey Owens, he was an amazing keyboard player!
@@Davidmars89 I'm 29 and I've been listening since The Bedlam In Goliath and this band really is something special. I keep coming back to it again and again and their albums really sends me to some place that no other band does. Probably my favourite band ever. And they are working on new stuff with Clouds Hill! If we're lucky they'll release something this year!
Listen to Disfrutalo! Also from Texas.
Congrats on 100k! You deserve it way more than most reaction channels.
Thank you so much 😀
This is one of my favorite songs by TMV. I love that the rock driven sections are sung in Spanish and the Afro-Cuban sections are sung in English. Never heard anything like it. Even now.
Man, I've listened to this song since the album leaked before its official release in 2005. And I never made the connection. Spanish over the rock music and English over the salsa music. Really cool. Just saw them live the other time. Like the 14th time since 2003 lol. They killed it.
My first exposure to these guys was a 45 min live show where they opened for System of a Down, they were excellent
God that sounds amazing
Same! 2005 hypnotize/mesmerize tour, Detroit. And Hella was the opener. Killer show.
One of my favorite drummers (Dave Elitch) was called to try out for this gig when he was 26, and he has a story about this song that I love. TMV is notorious for their wild intense drum parts, but Dave got the gig based on his playing in this song. Everybody who got called was able to shred and go nuts on the kit, but Dave locked in on the groove in this song better than anybody else, and that’s when the band knew he was the guy. It’s all about that undeniable feel, not flash and blazing speed.
3 weeks later he was playing in front of 20000 people in stadiums across the world. There is a drum cam video of him in Sydney playing with ‘em. He’s a beast.
THE MARS VOLTA - “Cassandra Gemini”
Definitely a pretty big piece at 32 minutes, and split into 8 movements, but my god the track is so musically dense and adrenaline-packed that it would be a complete waste not to do it in these 30 days.
Man that would be epic and a perfect way to celebrate his one year anniversary!
Yeah, this radio edit is nice. But the full length arrangement is so much better. Outro maybe a touch too long, but besides that it's brilliant. Check out Day of the Baphomets if you want some unbelievable bass action!
no way the ending of that song is perfect, those are the coquis from my Island, PR. I love hearing it all the time.
@@dyr234 haha, interesting! TMV was my first proper experimental/proggish band, so maybe I need to listen to that stuff again to see if my opinion changed.
When I first got into mars I was slowly getting into it and then recognized the song widow from the radio many years ago when I was a kid then I heard viaquez and found my love for them, and Omar is from a town in Puerto Rico I have been too so many times so thats kind of a plus for me, he is one of my biggest influences, both as a person and musician.
The outro to this song is one of my absolute favourites, I just love the groove and Spanish influence so much as well as just those little details being added here and there as the outro goes on.
Day of the Baphomets is such a cacophony with so much to pick apart, the react video would be an hour and half long lol
Hey! We're back with more Mars Volta on the channel! I'm appreciative of the reminiscence of your work. You see, I love this band, my second favourite after TOOL. However, I never know how to recommend a song from Mars Volta to someone new, without recommending the whole album.
This would be my EXACT post, bro!
@@ryanmustain6545 It's always an unlikely task to me. There are some songs like "The Widow" and "Televators" but even those are transition numbers of a wholly "book".
Tool have gone poo.
@@Dexiray I always thought that This Apparatus Must Be Unearthed threw off the flow of Deloused. Televators works great into Cerpin Taxt, imo. The Widow is ok, but it's more prominent as a piece of the puzzle to the meaning of the album. Did you see that TMV is releasing a mega pack of all albums plus bonuses on vinyl?
We are one in the same. Frances was my first album so I'll always recommend it first.
This was actually an edited version that you reacted to. Glad you're getting back into these guys. They are in a league of their own.
I gotta disagree. They're in a league that was basically the MO of the decade of the 70's.. It's all pretty derivative once you've gone through the Zappa, Crimson, Zepp, Floyd ect and take notes
@@colinburroughs9871 but they mastered it
@@dclarkmusic Juan and John could make almost anything awesome as a rhythm section- they carry so much of why this music works imo, btw.. derivative might not be the word for it
@Colin Burroughs gotta disagree, you sound like one of those ppl who hit a limit of how much they can acknowledge as genuinely good then refuse to get into anything else out of sheer ego and posessiveness. To say they arent worthy of admiration because you think theyre like zappa is laughable. Nobody thinks youre cool bc ypu like zappa get over yourself
@@Tandycakes159 I would compare them to the first few Yes albums, and Mahavishnu Orchestra. In the most complimentary ways
John Fusciente on guitar on this track!
@president elect George Kirby I never liked RHCP but that's because of Anthony. The rest are incredible musicians.
He plays guitar on all the tracks btw
@@kvonha9325 with Flea on brass
Not on bass sadly, but whatevs the album is absolutely epic.
Suggestion: At The Drive-in - Quarantined.
Love Mars Volta. Thanks and congrats on the 100k subs man damn that was fast. I’ve been here since around 30+ and it hasn’t been long.
MORE TOOL, DEFTONES, and RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE PLEASE :)
The legendary Larry Harlow played the piano there btw.
Wish you would have done the original 13 minute version. Still enjoyed it though.
YES. Thanks for coming back to them!! Please do Roulette Dares! Reeeally interesting song! Love the content!
Definitely. My favorite song of theirs. Deloused in the cometorium is just a solid album.
Hey MAN! I have super appreciated all of your videos and your intuition in everything of yours that i've watched. Given that I'm a HUGE Tool and Mars Volta fan, I feel like you could appreciate a very little appreciated one of my favorite bands, The Melvins!!! If i had to pick a favorite, I would throw in the towel. I think a good example of why I love them so much could be displayed in " The Mechanical Bride" from a later album or something even sooner like, "Anaconda". They're considered Punk, but honestly they are a sound of their own. I'm hoping someone like you would appreciate what they do. I can't say enough this band and how much they have influenced my life as a music lover.
Aaaactchtually.... it's just "Melvins" without the "The."
Great band and great suggestion.
Jon Theodore on drums, now in Queens of the Stone Age. Smashing it!
Or reading the comments- it's not Mr. Theodore?
@@cbfpropertyservices it's Jon. Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez is in there with additional percussion which might be throwing you off.
@@TheOriginalHairyDave ok ta! Sounds like him.
Best drummer either band has had so far into.
Oh man, they cut out the best part, probably of the whole record!!
you guys know what i'm talking about, the passage that begins with "Solo tengo Una hora..."
Thanks for getting around to this Geebz. This song hit so hard in the early 2000's during their shows. I've never seen so many people dancing at one time.
When you swing back around to these guys I suggest the first song on this album, 'Cygnus, Vismund Cygnus'
cicatriz e.s.p., or day of the baphomets
@@eduardopadilla1307 some of my favorites too !
I miss live volta shows so much! Btw listen to it only takes three hits by Disfrutalo!
@@elijahkelley87 Thanks! I'll check it out. Another song that gives me strong Volta vibes is "Mientras La Veo Soñar" by RX Bandits. The second half of that song especially sounds like it was directed by Omar.
@@feintcircles I love the drug bandits!
Your faces and hand movements when he hits those highs are priceless. It's so affecting, his range is otherworldly.
Yes, The Mars Volta !!!!!!!!!!
You gotta get back to songs from Deloused. Drunkship of Lanterns!
This . Such an epic song thematically , that album front to back is 🔥
It is their best album. They were never quite the same after Ward died.
@@MrLextune I felt the same way when JT left, but they still put out some great material.
Drunkship of Lanterns is my favorite!
This might be my favorite TMV track. Do yourself a favor and just give this whole album a spin on your own time. One of the best modern prog records period.
Definitely, over the years going back to all the albums this track never gets old. It's easily in my top 3 favorites but it's so hard to choose a best Mars volta song.
Omg I’m so glad you’re doing Mars Volta now! One of my favorite bands. I discovered your channel because of your reactions to tool and I was hoping you’d pick up on Mars Volta soon.
The Mars Volta this is what I’ve been waiting for !
Love how all these react channels make me rediscover music I kinda forgot about.
The piano was Larry Harlow of Fania All-Stars. Legend. You were spot on with your Puerto Rico guess. Omar Rodriguez-Lopez the guitarist and his brother, the percussionist are of Puerto Rican descent.
Cygnus, Meccamputecture, Viscera Eyes, Wax Simulacra, Vedamalady
there isn’t a better rhythm section in existence than Juan Alderete and Jon Theodore. favorite TMV song of all time (although the full version is where it’s at)...this was awesome-thanks! (and congrats!!!)
I’d love to see what you think of some Dredg-The Canyon Behind Her, or Triangle, off of El Cielo.
Love to hear some Dredg as well! Anything off of El Cielo!
I recommended The Canyon Behind her as well! That would be a perfect song for this channel.
I second some Dredg from EL CIELO. "Of the Room," "Whoa Is Me," "The Canyon Behind Her," and "Sorry But It's Over" are favorites.
I absolutely love dredg, but would never think to recommend songs from El Cielo. Really good album, but not my favourite album of theirs - for me the band's absolute peak is The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion, and my song picks would be Light Switch, Information, and/or Mourning This Morning. I'd rather hear his thoughts on the songs from Catch Without Arms or even Leitmotif before El Cielo, don't know if that puts me in a minority among dredg fans.
dredg yes please! Leitmotif, El Cielo, Catch and Pariah are all amazing albums.
Hi Geebz! This is actually a radio edit of the song, the original is longer. Also I believe the solos were written and performed by John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers (he and TMV guitarists Omar Rodríguez-Lopez are close friends). Also, the influence of most likely Puerto Rican as Omar was born there.
First two are Frusciante, the rest is Omar
@@ericpayne9091 thanks for the info!
@@gotchab003 In fact, Omar wrote the whole stuff, and John played it for the album, so that ORL could focus on the production
John was playing with them when I saw them at the House of Blues back around 2008. Such an amazing show.
@@kappalauzius1273 I knew he did that for Amputechture, didn't know that was the case for Frances the Mute too. I believe that John plays every guitar track in Amputechture.
Despite it being the edited down version, you still get a piece of all the sections and it still works to showcase what they do.
Cygnus Vismund Cygnus (although be prepared for the long passage of soundscape)
Or
Viscera Eyes
The cut down solo is the only jarring part. Feels really abrupt compared to the other cut parts to my ears.
Yes! Thanks for bringing in more TMV, Geebz! They were a phenomenal outfit with incredible musicianship all around. Cedric Bixler-Zavala and Omar Rodriguez-López are a singer/guitarist duo for the ages, right up there with Mick and Keith, Plant and Page, etc. Their particular flavor of Latin-infused prog has always reminded me of the golden era of Santana.
Congrats man been side kicking the journey. Huge Tool fan , APC and Pusifer plus Alice and Led so all that you do is appreciate . Karnivool is awesone continue that path. When you getting to Rishloo. Think you will find it amazing . Breakdown some Fleetwood Mac sometime, your choice . Revisit the Okeefe school with the kids . Amazing Amazing Amazing. Check out more Tool covers or them doing Black Label Society or Dream Theater. Listening to Mars with you. Not my usually ... Big ol coffee coming brother. Keep it up, your teaching me the ONE! Still with me ? Lol. Out. Resonate a Greater Existence _ Spiral Out
hell yeah rishloo! Landmines or Downhill are my personal suggestions for them
Much deserved props and love the channel. Keep it up!!!!
Hey, congrats on 100K!!! 🎉🎉
This might be your most succinct and accurate reaction yet. You called it on the hammonds (Ikey played a C3 hammond if I recall correctly, RIP btw), and the singer is not always at the highest point in the mix but his melodies cut through. In fact, this band is perfect for you because the lyrics are so much more of an instrument than a storyteller with Cedric. His lyrics can be fully absorbed as poetry but in the song they are best just seen as another layer of the composition. That odd latin rhythm you are picking up is a guajira, (Cuban and Puerto Rican jazz style), their guitarist Omar is a Puerteoriqueño, and is the primary composer. Their drummer Jon Theodore is the most desired drummer in rock music, Metallica even wanted him, he currently plays for Queens of the Stone Age, and Juan Alderete is the preeminent bass tone master, working for earthquake devices and playing for Marilyn Manson these days. This band and its current hiatus have been a massive driving force behind the progressive elements in pop and rock music of today. Even Kanye West is a huge TMV fan
Has Juan recovered from his accident yet? I wish him well regardless 🙌💫
@@DavidHedriana Last I heard he was recovering and progressively playing bass again
ikey played a korg cx-3 organ live. in the studio its probably a b-3. but on this song its mostly a mellotron with the flute tapes
Mars Volta melts my face and brain.
Probably my all time favorite band. thanks for taking the time to react. I recommend Cygnus Vismund Cygnus from them next. I think you will really appreciate the composition!
I heard someone mention it before, and I'm commenting this before I watch the video so you might mention it too, but I think it's very neat from a songwriting perspective that the Latin instrumentals feature English lyrics, while the bits that sound more like a traditional American hard rock song feature Spanish lyrics. Nice symmetry.
one of my favorite songs! I'm from Puerto Rico and I jam this song alot and I start to jam with my claves when the salsa jam comes in.
Anyone else jealous someone is getting to hear Mars Volta for the first time? Great vid brother. Sub and a like 👍
They’re the last band that has given that feeling of absolutel euphoria and obsession. As an adult those feelings happen a lot less frequently than when I was a kid, but I had that feeling for a lot of this bands material, and I haven’t felt that in a few years now :(
I honestly don't know why anyone would not subscribe to this channel. Keep up the good work.
PLEASE listen to teflon by mars volta, you will be blown away
The drummer says to me I need you I want you I love you. True musician can appreciate this band even if you don't like this music you have to respect the band the music the movement 💪👊 one of best bands all time. Cicatriz is on point please please please listen to full version. You will be in love forever. And don't balk at me fans but I still love the widow. There is just so many
That was some straight up salsa right there
I don't think it has the right rhythm for salsa. More along the lines of cumbia
@@dlxfuentes it's striaght out of willie colon's stuff in NY. Basically the birth of salsa. Boricua rythms by way of NY Jazz and blues.
@@SalvadorJA I'm definitely no expert in Latin music but I feel like while the piano may be salsa the percussion places it in another genre.
All the stuff I've heard of Willie Colon has been more uptempo and with more complex rhythm, but if you have any examples of his music that sounds like this I'm interested in hearing to learn more.
@@dlxfuentes I'm not great with percussion or counting measures and stuff so you might be right. But check this out. ua-cam.com/video/835SNkEyT8A/v-deo.html
@@SalvadorJA I believe they did have a renowned salsa pianist come in to do those piano sections, so you're not wrong
will ALWAYS like and comment for The Mars Volta!!! Keep going.
The Mars Volta is the best. You should definitely check out more!
PLEASE do tetragrammaton. Its the most amazing song ive personally heard. TMV is so good
its 16 minutes but worth it
You HAVE to see them live. They can play ALL OF IT. I'm 67 and my son turned me on to them 20+ years ago when he was a young teen. We saw them at the Queen Mary and then at the Wiltern Theater. This was The original band with Ikey. Omar is the only guitar player. He plays like 3!!!
It happened because you clearly are passionate with what you are doing! You deserve it.
Amazing! "Take the Veil Cerpin Taxt" is one of my faves but there are plenty of great ones to choose from. All the best from sunny Ireland!
This album (Frances the Mute) is a masterpiece. If you get a chance to sit down and take in the whole thing at once, it's definitely worth doing. It's a concept album with a (cryptic) story, so there are interwoven motifs to pick up on.
YES!!!!!!!!!
Joining those voices calling for a Cygnus... Vismund Cygnus review! Mahalo!
Congrats on 100k my friend, well deserved and this is only the beginning. KUDOS!
I'm a fan of Roulette Dares (The Haunt Of); a great song with what seems like one of their best riffs, but you'll probably catch more subtle details.
Congratulations Geebz! keep doing what you're doing
Hell yea Mars Volta
Hell yeah man, every time I check UA-cam I watch another video of you reacting to a song that I love.
You got it. The break down is exactly what you said “Son Montuno” Cuban/Puerto Rican influence which Omar is from Puerto Rico. The piano on the break is recorded by “ Larry Harlow” one of the best SALASA players from the 70’s with “Fania All Stars” and his own group “ Orquesta Larry Harlow”
Mad love for you! Your tool reactions killed it!
Seeing them in concert was actually pretty amazing, they rocked the Electric Factory in Philly!
and stoked for you hitting 100k!
The bridge is salsa. The keyboardist is a famous Puerto Rican pianist, Larry Harlow. Omar Rodríguez-López (the writer / guitarrist for Mars Volta) is Puerto Rican.
Cygnus vismund cignus from this album is a prog rock masterpiece.
So pleased you revisited TMV, my all time fave band with Tool! The full length version of this is even better. There are maybe 20 songs I could recommend but maybe check out Teflon or Goliath next. TMV are a bit like Tool in that you should really listen to the whole album in one sitting, with maybe the help of a gummy or two! Alllllright!
CONGRATS on 100k man you deserve it! More The Mars Volta!!!!!
Thanks a ton!
Congratulations on 100k! You deserve it, friend. I always get a smile out of hearing your greetings in a video. Love the insights, love the song choices... whats not to enjoy? 😁
But in all seriousness, well done! Im glad that you could find a bit of success in something you enjoy doing.
Here's to another 100k and another 100 coffees! 🍻
Ps i dont know if anyone has requested "Closure in Moscow" as a band to check out, specifically the album "First Temple", but if not then I'd like to throw it out there - Just a bit of home grown Aussie talent that I think (hope) you might like :D
Geebz. My brother. This is the second TMV song you’ve done that’s a radio edit! We gotta get you to decompose a full track!
Seconded.
Hats off to whoever suggested this.
I still can never understand to this day who the hell thought it was acceptable to shorten a John Frusciante solo
I just came to check how many Volta fans were commenting on the single cut. Very proud.
Really glad you hit Mars Volta again! Congrats on 100k! Well deserved.
Take the Veil Cerpin Taxt and Televators would be awesome next from these guys.
Shame that was an edit you listened to.
Part of the 30 day countdown thing: I know it's a big ask due to the length of the song but Tetragrammaton by Mars Volta is such an amazing journey. Roulette Dares would be my 2nd choice.
Yeah, length is the main reason I didn't suggest Tetragrammaton or Cicatriz, but they're so worth it!
YES! I was waiting for this one
love seeing you back here making videos
I love your musical break down of this song
Almost spit up my drink when I saw the notification flash up. Yes please.
Love this guys reactions. And MV is top notch, i wish more musicians/producers paid attention to them.
Don't know many songs but they're amazing. 'Someone got the worm' 🤣🤣🤣 Excellent again, congrats on 100k! ✌🏻🙏🏻
Dude, your reviews are just Everything I want to hear... You are Just taking everything in... And putting your Knowledge of it out. Jeeeeez! Thank you!
Congrats Man!
I've definetly been digging the music and your take on it. I am one of the many who don't subscribe, so there's that.
It is crystal clear that you love what you do and you do it with excellence, you made me realize things of music that I loved for years that never had noticed before.
This was the short version of the song, the full version winds down and hangs on the back and forth solos between the guitar and keys and really transfers you to places. I would highly recommend listening to the full version to get the full peyote effect, haha. Jon Frusciante guest stars to play a guitar solo on this song and Larry Harlow guest stars to play keyboard solo on this song.
This version you listened to does the song no justice. It was chopped in half. The album version is over 12 minutes long. In the future try to make sure you react to the album version of a Volta song.
i completely agree, the way this version cuts the solo was a big big mistake
Not the versions im finding in searches. Best I found is a different 12 min one which honestly... I regret even bothering to compare them, it was such a non-issue.
And it wouldn't hurt to use "please" or "thank you" instead of just flatly demanding things. Just a suggestion.
@@Loctorak I don't think I was rude. I simply pointed out a fact. And I did say he should try to react to the album versions of songs. And if you think it's a non-issue then you should not be listening to music. He missed a lot from listening to the shorter version.
Vicarious ATonement! Best Volta track!
your face at the end is me with mars volta every song. love the first time listen innocence and appreciation. take the veil cerpin taxt, frances the mute (the song), viscera eyes. do one of those songs next please.
OMG, how dare you react to my favorite prog band just like that? :) awesome! Sinking my teeth into this video now