GOJIRA Flying Whales vs Music Theory
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- In this video we'll watch Gojira's Flying Whales live at the Poland Rock Festival. Gojira is a technical death metal band from France. The year is 2018 and along the way I'll point out some of the music theory used in the track. Things like intervals, Chords, scales and key signatures. So grab your axe and follow along muhahaha.
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Downfall by Children of bodom
Judas Priest - Painkiller
maybe its too much but i think something from Buckethead,or joe satriani!👍🏻
@@aleksilamsijarvi2658 I second this
Alexander Marcus hawaii toast
No one
Shred: I wanna watch the music
Shred made a deal with Satan so now he can see sound waves
I'm headbanging somewhere in the audience; it was epic expirience 🔥
bad ass!
Was that you with the long hair and the band shirt?
I'm jealous!
@@kannste_abhaken I saw him too
These guys make me proud to be French. I wish we had more bands like them.
yeah, let's get some more french metal happening
Novelists FR are a great french metal band :)
there are luckily dozens of them out there - Alcest, Ameseurs, Celeste, Dirge, Funeralium (saw them live - great show, maybe a little slow ;-)), Remembrance, Year of No Light and that're just some Death-Doom / Post Metal examples
DAGOBA!
Bro you have Deathspell Omega. You can't wish anything.
8:17 they do that very often, pick scraping not along the strings from the pickups to the nut as usual but across all the strings from the bottom to the top, achieving some *_E V I L_* sounds
super cool sound
@@ShredmasterScott BTW for the pop request, Dua Lipa's 'Future Nostalgia' has some interesting stuff to analyze
Gojira has yet to make a bad album. I'd be hard pressed to even name a bad song of theirs.
they need to teach more french bands to be metal
Maybe The Chant? Not sure tho
@@ligma6496 The Chant is such a beautiful song how is it bad ? Lmao
@@The7empestI mean, The Chant is their "Unforgiven" (maybe?). yes, it's a really beautiful song, i like it a lot. But definitely isn't their best composition. For Example Born in Winter ,World to come or Global warming are better compositions in this kind of style.
@@ligma6496 I love Global Warming a lot, but come on you can’t tell me it’s better composition than The Chant, it’s quite literally 2 riffs repeated over a 7 minute song, it took me all of 5 minutes to learn it on guitar, whereas The Chant took me a few hours to learn. The same could also be said about Born In Winter, literally 2 riffs that repeat the whole song, it’s really pretty simple composition to be completely honest. The Chant has actual lead licks and solos that differ from just playing the same riffs again and again.
How about some opeth for the next one? I'd love to see "when" being analyzed by THE shred master himself... MUHUHUHAHAHAHAHA 🤘🏼😈🤘🏼
deliverance or dirge for november will also be amazing to analyse.
Yes anything from My arms your hearse album
Nevermore - The river dragon has come, or anything by Animals as Leaders
"Pure demonic sludge"
That's the best description of that part of the song. Cheers!
plinky plonky
You're like metal rick beato. That's a good thing.
Can we get a primus song? Possibly southbound pachyderm or some of their more metal influenced stuff.
Literally discovered this song yesterday
awesome muhahaha
The evolution of a metalhead begins with moshing and pushing people to be in the frontline then things change to standing at shows and pushing people to be the nearest as possible to the sound guy and his mixer :D
muhahah
don't forget pushing a feller over to the bar sometime
Gojira hits you like a flying whale!!! LOL
well said
@@ShredmasterScott You should check out Silvera, which has a great brake down. Most excellent! 🤟🤟🤟🤟☠☠☠☠
@@ShredmasterScott well SHRED muuhhhahaha
5:10, great ear shred, that tremolo pick makes that relatively simple riff interesting, apart from the groove imho.
yeah it's cool guitar orchestration
yooo, dope bro i love this concert and this song. thank you so much!!
Shred does the gig a favor by not moshing at shows and crushing the skulls of weaker souls.
Never gonna give you up
Never Gonna Let You Down
Never gonna tell you a lie and hurt you
muhahah
@@ShredmasterScott 😂😂😂😂
Still waiting for my saviour,
storms tear me limb from limb;
my fingers feel like seaweed...
I'm so far out I'm too far in.
I am a lonely man...my solitude is true
my eyes have borne stark witness
and now my knights are numbered too...
This song gave me chills i loved it heard it today it’s incredible
Great video, your reaction to the breakdown at 07:51 mirrors mine every time I listen to the song hahaha
Also, I'd hugely suggest you check out and analyze "As Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope" by Ne Obliviscaris (there's an "official" live version in Denver too), it's an amazing song
how about "pull me under" from dream theater??? loving these videos, shred...many thanx!!!
that'd be cool
do one about Jinjer, everyone freaks about the singer but the music behind it is just as cool
cool band
They headlined the UK festival Bloodstock in 2018, as soon as Gojira played this song the crowd in typical English fashion deployed inflatable toy whales. With the added rain it was an incredible sight
I have my serious doubts you never heard this before
I have heard it before
reminded me of dethklok with the ocean theme, On the moshing issue: I like watching moshing, depens on the band also, i think trash is more appropiate for moshing, i wouldnt mosh in a dream theater concert for instance haha, and I've been in a couple but now im more careful since i've received my fair share of hits haha (In Chile people actually engage in serious fights on the mosh sometimes, specially if you are close to the stage fighting for a spot). And i would like to see a Kmac analysis haha not but seriously he kicks ass , for instance imposter or wolf in sheeps clothing
Fair enough
On my turf, here in good ol' Germany, there're some rules given - for one: be nice and take care of the fallen for they are too weak to carry the weight of them heavy stuff, and second: qeue up for the chopping-hatchet-polonaise-action at a breakdown if you can. Intensify with props if needed (can be a toy T-Rex or on a more serious plane - a leek). If there's no polonaise, you're ought to start one - it's the law.
Only once I was put in my place - at a black metal gig, where some uncultured pig couldn't handle my 'hairy load'.
GO INTO THE OCEAN
@@ShredmasterScott well said, Shred
I finally have another guitar to shred,you inspired me man!🤘🏻
Could you do one for Painkiller? One of my favorite songs.
The death or judas priest one? Lol
@@puffballbk2186 hahaha i believe he talking about the original one
Pfp checks out
good idea
My favorite Death song, Judas Priest should do a cover of it
I was there!
Great show, great wall od death
please shred master...do this next:
Necrophagist - Extreme Unction (Live) [HQ]
on my list
Or Only Ash Remains from their Epitaph album - with a nice ode to classic music at it's end
There’s also pro-shot footage of them playing Stillborn One and Ignominious & Pale, insane songs
wow, Necro made it onto the list!
Greetings from Poland,
Stay shreding!
Favorite band, saw them live the other night and met them before the show. Super cool guys, very humble. You're the man, Shred🤘
I mean this in the best way possible, but your face when the breakdown hit made me laugh. I had that exact same feeling the first time I heard it too. Really dig this series man right on!
Great video! Gojira is my absolute favorite band. It's good to see others recognizing Gojira and the music theory behind them. I also a Do - Re - Mi guy when I was a child I sang in a professional children choir and we had to transform every melody into do-re-mi ... I'm still able to translate every melody into do-re-mi on the fly. :-)
I love going around in the mosh pit. It’s great running into people and getting pushed, right up until you get pushed into someone who isn’t looking and get hurt. Great memories seeing Fear Factory with two of my best friends and we all stayed in the pit the whole concert. Amazing.
Subscribed! Love the content🤘🏻
Jim Root reacting to Gojira is all that I need to be happy
Gojira sounds like Morbid Angel, without evil tendencies
Looks like shred cant help but become a Gojira fan
How bout' analyzing the bruitiful masterpiece of Serenity Painted Death by Opeth. Not sure if there is a good live recording though.
I moshed at a Machine Head show in Norfolk, VA years ago and some drunk Marine was fucking up everyone's shit.
Something by Pallbearer would be a lot of fun to analyze
The way they failed the wall of death. Lol, they didn't even wait
*whoa* that was a cool one!
I suggest ... Death's Spirit Crusher 💀
good call
Chuck died in 2001, would be a hell of a gig, if someone picked the topic "Death" up this year. I suggested to do a little "In Memory of ... Death"-motto party at my local alternative club, but there won't be an opportunity since they're close to shutdown due to insufficient funds. Dang it!
@@kannste_abhaken oh damn sad to hear that friend, hard times for everyone with this "situation"
Best chord progression ever: Demonic Sludge
3-2-1-0
Hey shred! I want you to know that I finally got it!! I’ve been playing for ten years and I started getting it a week ago, but now I got it. I thank you for this good sir!
You are a genius, I too am a genius. I hope your day is bright
Shred, i can watch this for hours
Dawggg
MORE GOJIRA PLEASE
I told you,, Xanadu or the whole 1st side of Hemispheres,, by RUSH!! Go for it,, tough guy
Your the man Shred! Love you bro
Technical death metal is metal that has a big focus on complex instrumentation and playing
Coexistence by beyond creation
Awesome analysis! Some Dream Theater would be nice next!
Moshings the fucking best. Do more gojira🤘🏻
art of dying by gojira
Who is JOE?😳😳😳
Can you analyse the Evangelist or Apparition by spawn of possession? Really technical, progressive and sophisticated stuff
They make great music, I just never really got into them like I did with other bands.
Edit: I like moshing, but not all the time, depends on the band really.
Final edit: check out GWAR’s cover of “Get out of My Dreams, Get into my Car” by Billy Ocean
Blue light coming in in the key of B
As always, nice video. You're giving me motivation to learn music theory. Please Shred, analyse Ling Tosite Sigure next!!! I'd recommend you the song "a 7days wonder"
Octavarium 🤘
The hardest concert was Rage against the machine. The mass moved me around, no more ground under the feet, I was moshing and jumping a hell lot. 30 years later, i love to sit comfortable enjoying small demonic jazz-concerts, no more ear damage to me, I love it when everyone else suffering from pain and damage hihi !
Next song to analize : The final war by Axegrinder
I have had some good times moshing but I have to agree I am one of the guys who gravitated to the front to watch the musicians. Usually in awe.
I'm ready Joe, give it to me lol
Theres also a 9/8 6/8 and 5/4 before the clean section
Pantera-Domination live in Moscow 91’
I'd get familiar with gojira
I didn't know James de Franco sang in a band! 😳
The Black Dahlia Murder - "What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse"
Moshing's great only when you're drunk outta yer mind and in your early 20's
In this river - BLS
Oh oh do 'and we are one' by Steve Vai
Thanks some megatons for this review.
Plz inform my instinctive musical earheart to a cognitive musical intellect. Review us some The Green Manalishi, Boston Tea Party 1970, Fleetwood and the early Peter Greenbaum.
Lil outta leftish field here but i know you can do it righteously. (If not already eared, plz play for yourself the Fleetwood Mac studio version before unveiling the live Tea Party review. #airborne blues
7:53 in x0.5 speed for extra pleasure
look at that crowd! Ugh I miss live music
would you care for some post-metal like Isis (In Fiction, So Did We) or Pelican (The Creeper, Dead Between The Walls), or even Cult of Luna (Synchronicity)?
Harlequin Forest by Opeth!
Ne Obliviscaris - and plague flowers the kaleidoscope
tonic pitch is motorhead all day!
Sabbath next!!!!!! Gl finding good footage tho
Shredmaster do opeth music theory
Their Blackwater Park album was released in 2001, would be a nice touch (or 'Out of Touch' if you ask me) to pick one up from there.
Good ears dude, impressive analysis. Any chance of some Chris Poland?
Do the dance of eternity by dream theater
I was there. Almost died. Worth it.
I friggin love moshing
Animals As Leaders - Arithmophobia please
I’d love to see you do one for tool. 🤷🏻♂️ I think it’d be interesting
Vive la France 🇫🇷🇫🇷🤘🏻
I'd recommend analyzing Ghost of Perdition by Opeth. It has many moving parts and sections, along with very interesting riffs throughout.
Revolution by Lazarus A.D.
Opeth - The Moor
Gojira is more about rhythmicity ;)
Lets do Death next🤘
“Chromatic Aberration” by “Native Construct”
How about synthwave? Carpenter Brut - Roller Mobster
Can you do necrophobic by slayer?
Great channel I learn a lot ty you should analyze any of the songs by Animals of leader very interesting time Signatures and cord progressions
Hey Shred, have you checked out Sacrifice's album "Apocalypse Inside"? Checkout the 1st two tracks. Very cool death metal, similar to Death but I think these two tracks perfectly personifies the death metal sound. It's a little older and so maybe not a good one for analysis now but definitely give it a listen.
I was at a show in 2004 with Slipknot, Monnspell and Metallica with 80k people and the moshpit would go sometimes at half the venue. Absolutely insane, I remember I had to punch and push some guys really hard to survive hahah. Not cool though..
and joe says they mostly just play same 2 notes over and over. Since then they have grown bounds as artists.
Mosh till death
I WAS THERE !