I love how they play with so much energy back then like their career depended on it....and it payed off. Now they play like almost standing still with a different energy but it's still just as intense.
I was there. They opened up for SLAYER at Roy Wilkens auditorium. I had never heard of them, but they blew me away. Big fan and have seen them many times since this show.
I remember they opened up for tool in 2002 and I took a bus to Sacramento from Seattle to specifically see tool. Meshuaggh opened I never even heard if them. Then i heard the closing moments of straws pulled at random and meshuggah have been my favorite band ever since
The cameras back then are so bad ass. they get the sound so good nowadays our phones ain't built for that.. the Algorithm is on point this week with old Meshuggah Shows.
Lastest tour with Gustaf Hielm. He left the band at 2001 but he had a great sound! As Peter Nordin had a great sound (Unique) too on "CC, None and DEI", Gustaf sounds awesome and different (Unique too) on Chaosphere.......Awesome gig, thanks for posting!
Finally one of those where I could say I was there. Had been looking forward to seeing them for a few years at that point. But yeah probably 100 people knew ahead of time what they were seeing. sick of it all played after meshuggah and the crowd was totally bored
Haha, jokes. But Marten has arthiritis on his arm and he is older now. Tomas Haake was herniated disk on his right thigh and is very tough to play. Fredrik even skipped his tour from 2017 onwards. He tired of live shows, he can't drag himself around. Age only hinteres their live performance, their songs never get old.
@@johannrajan3279 man, looking at how hard they used to headbang it's not surprising that It came back to haunt them now. hope i get to see them live someday
@@Djent7779 😂😂😂😂 Meshuggah has been around since 87. They literally wrote the book on syncopated metal. Slayer, Metallica, and rush being their main influences. These guys were using 7 strings in 91 on contradictions collapse 3 years before Korn's debut album. I admit i have seen them put on way tighter performances, but even then this is 10 times tighter than most bands on a good night.
@@Djent7779 not sure if you are talking about the solo or the build up to the breakdown. The solo is an improvised solo. Fredrik thordendal strictly improvises guitar solos instead playing the same wanky bullshit that most metal guitar players play. The build up is great. The intensity is incredible.
"But your kids gonna love it!"
Mi dad is 53, never knew bout shuggah, now the mtf understand what is heavy
Remember this tour
You guys act like the 90s was a really long time ago. It wasn't. No knowledge has been gained.
I love how they play with so much energy back then like their career depended on it....and it payed off. Now they play like almost standing still with a different energy but it's still just as intense.
Tibetan monk metal
@@moist_cabbage8472 Om-core.
Simply because they are old guys now. Backpains and so on…
@eduardoentr1 yah makes sense. Whether they're standing still or running around with their hair on fire it's all super intense either way though
I followed this band for 17 years but after seeing this video I can say now that concatenation is my favorite song of all time from Meshuggah. Unreal.
The more pre-2000's Meshuggah shows I find online, the happier I become hahaha
I was there. They opened up for SLAYER at Roy Wilkens auditorium. I had never heard of them, but they blew me away.
Big fan and have seen them many times since this show.
I remember they opened up for tool in 2002 and I took a bus to Sacramento from Seattle to specifically see tool. Meshuaggh opened I never even heard if them. Then i heard the closing moments of straws pulled at random and meshuggah have been my favorite band ever since
best band ever.
The cameras back then are so bad ass. they get the sound so good nowadays our phones ain't built for that.. the Algorithm is on point this week with old Meshuggah Shows.
It was a microphone that plugs into the camera, and not the camera itself.
my phone sounds better than this, also, placement
No they did not sound better. Newer microphones are better and don't clip like crazy like the one in this video.
19:19 Meshuggah is alien music.
Future Breed Machine 0:59 - 6:27
Sickening 6:45 - 11:28
Sane 12:30 - 16:08
Concatenation 17:05 - 21:18
Soul Burn 21:43 - 27:10
Freds Improv:
3:23 - 4:00
4:48 - 5:06
9:23 - 9:48
19:19 - 20:10
24:40 - 25:31
@@ICYDFLSU4360 cheers m8, spot on
"But MOM, me and my friends REALLY wanna go to a concert of the Backstreet Boys! You can trust me. Pleeeaaasee...."
"......OK, Ok !!..."
The truth:
8:42 is that a cheeky Anthrax nod?
True lol
I was 4 years old then, never knew. Grew up listening to all the things that would lead me to them. But all that time in between, never knew.
This is fucking raw as fuck.
Hell yeah! I'm in the front there somewhere. This was when they opened for Slayer at Roy Wilkins.
13:44 jesus fredrik
Absolutely!!!
Jens: beastmode activated...
Lastest tour with Gustaf Hielm. He left the band at 2001 but he had a great sound! As Peter Nordin had a great sound (Unique) too on "CC, None and DEI", Gustaf sounds awesome and different (Unique too) on Chaosphere.......Awesome gig, thanks for posting!
I thought he left in 2004 for personal decisions, then dick lovgren came into the band
ua-cam.com/video/QPzaUGL1UaM/v-deo.html
Here on tour again with Gustaf, 2002
it's crazy that along with Pain of Salvation, Gustaf has played in two legendary Swedish progressive bands
their most frantic period
THANKS FOR SHARE
fucking brutal performance
they play with so much energy
That crowd just wasn't worthy. If only they knew..
I'm sure most of them were trying to figure out what they were
Finally one of those where I could say I was there. Had been looking forward to seeing them for a few years at that point. But yeah probably 100 people knew ahead of time what they were seeing. sick of it all played after meshuggah and the crowd was totally bored
None of us are
Is this the only video footage of Concatenation being played live on UA-cam?
I remember saw another one a few years ago that was my favorite version of Concatenation live, but it was deleted.
There’s also another footage of it in Eindhoven 1999, you can easily find it.
@@djem_arda thank you!
@@BittersweetDuality you’re welcome! Also just found a (suprisingly high quality) audio recording of it played live in Pitea.
I’ve always wondered if Tomas plays the pedal hat during the solo section
I think this is the biggest stage Meshuggah has ever played on.
You're trippin
Wearing the MoDo hockey jersey like a king! Peter Forsberg! \m/
why was soil by soad playing at the end?
lol
YES!!!
this crowd looks stunned
Most fans weren't born yet that the fun part!
CONCATENATION!!!!!
excellent performance, but few songs ((
"nobody does it better"
have they played concatenation at all since '99?
first time seeing them play concat live, i was not prepared. Imagine yourself in '99 seeing this live for the first time
They played it live until 2003.
@@arcadeshift5071 yeah I actually found a bootleg recording of a performance from 2003, bout shit my pants when I heard concatenation
@@officialrhythmicthoughts post it!!!!!
@@officialrhythmicthoughtspost it, please!!!
With Marten on stage ventilation becomes obsolete.
4:25 going baggy style
26:41
jens.
Nice .)
Says slayer better than slayer says slayer.
back when they didnt overdo it with the lighting, good times
Now they let the lights do all the work for them
I dig their lights but that did make me laugh lol
Haha, jokes. But Marten has arthiritis on his arm and he is older now. Tomas Haake was herniated disk on his right thigh and is very tough to play. Fredrik even skipped his tour from 2017 onwards. He tired of live shows, he can't drag himself around. Age only hinteres their live performance, their songs never get old.
@@johannrajan3279 Fredrik is back now though.
@@Forsete I know, he seems to have lost his hair and his stage presence will mostly be equal to Marten. They won't headbang as they used to.
@@johannrajan3279 man, looking at how hard they used to headbang it's not surprising that It came back to haunt them now. hope i get to see them live someday
sounds like fear factory but with shit lead guitar
Lol you fully realize that this band is the most influential band of the last 25 years in modern music.
@@drumkidstu maybe , end of the day they are a rip of atheist cynic pestilence and i guess korn
@@Djent7779 😂😂😂😂 Meshuggah has been around since 87. They literally wrote the book on syncopated metal. Slayer, Metallica, and rush being their main influences. These guys were using 7 strings in 91 on contradictions collapse 3 years before Korn's debut album. I admit i have seen them put on way tighter performances, but even then this is 10 times tighter than most bands on a good night.
@@drumkidstu 3:58 wtf is this shit
@@Djent7779 not sure if you are talking about the solo or the build up to the breakdown. The solo is an improvised solo. Fredrik thordendal strictly improvises guitar solos instead playing the same wanky bullshit that most metal guitar players play. The build up is great. The intensity is incredible.