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MESHUGGAH Dancers to a Discordant System Reaction and Dissection The Decomposer Lounge
MESHUGGAH Reactions
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3 reasons you’re my favorite reactor on youtube:
1. You pause at good times and not too frequently to enjoy the music properly on a first listen
2. You pick out things on a first listen that would take most people several listens
3. Your genuine love of music is apparent
It's nice to see a composer react right!? Go check out 'Ken Lavigne' if you like Metal reactions!I like this guy too,he's really getting in to this...! \m/
He may pause at good times, but the ads certainly don't
You just know when someone finds Meshuggah and doesn't immediately shut down - they'll be coming back for more
Couldn't have said it better myself, such a great channel!
people see ads on youtube?
Meshuggah’s rhythms have the same satisfaction of dropping a cup of water but all the water falls perfectly back into the cup, it’s like anxiety and relief all at once
That's a seriously great way of describing it, I feel it like the anxiety of falling almost but with the relief element
exactly 8:00
Nice
Every meshuggah song gives you the feeling that it can’t get any heavier and then the riff changes and it’s somehow heavier…
They almost get heavier the more they repeat. Super friggin hypnotic
This song has 3 different contenders for “Heaviest riff of all time” in the same song
For real with Lethargica, dehumanization, the hurt that finds you first, nostrum, so many others
@@Eminembest4eva1dude, the breakdown in Lethargica is the sound of black holes colliding in space. Crushingly heavy!
@iangillies711 they sometimes actually do, in a way, get heavier with repeats. When the repeat happens, the riff becomes syncopated in a different way from the previous syncopation. Sometimes, each syncopation that follows is more complex than the previous one, which makes each repeat more complex, more tense, and, therefore, more heavy
Meshuggah is just special. Idolized by many people and musicians, Influenced many modern bands and (partially) copied by many bands. But in my opinion they're in a league of their own. I love this band so much!
I definitely hear their influence in a lot of my favorite bands. Jinjer, Spiritbox, and Twelve Foot Ninja to name a few.
I'd also put The Dillinger Escape Plan along side them as co-authors of the genre.
i totally get what you are saying, i think they are one of the greatest most influential metal bands of the modern era, maybe even THE.
As Devin Townsend sang, “We all rip off Meshuggah” lol
Just getting into to them. Any songs similar to this?
Also, this is in my Opinion one of the finest examples of heavy progressive Metal. A monumental metal album
....so no ones gonna call you out for that fucked up profile pic?
We're just going to let this slide?
What’s the issue lad?
@@jordanbenson2980 ...not even going to go there bub. You know what the deal is.
@@hunter5028 why is it fucked up though? Don’t understand the drama? 🤣 I have a solo Industrial music project called Zero Face and this is my Soundcloud profile pic. Chill man
@@jordanbenson2980 I know how plausible deniability works. I still can't believe people just overlook this though! Because if you aren't aware the pic bares a strong resemblance to a certain historical figure that most in their right minds would find appalling.
I find it appalling and abhorrent that you act so ignorant about the images you invoke.
Fredrik Thordendal has some of the most unique sounding solo's in the genre. Combustion is one of my favorites.
Unique.. if you've never heard Allan Holdsworth.
@@MrTubularBalls I wasnt aware jazz and rock musician Allan Holdsworth was also a prog metal guitarist...
@@Ten_NE_Ten Yeah! Try out U.K.'s first album. A real treat!
Thordendahl does attribute Holdsworth as a big inspiration!
@@Ten_NE_Ten
The influence is big and immediately obvious to anyone familiar with Holdsworth...and it's not like Fredrik himself makes any mystery out of this.
@@Exgrmbl I was more poking fun at the first commenter implying its only unique if you don't Know of Holdsworth, but the main comment itself mentions the genre, being "prog metal" in this case. I don't doubt Holdsworth's ability however I don't believe he was in Meshuggah style prog metal bands in his time lol.
Seeing them play this live is practically a religious experience.
"Dissonant and catchy" is the perfect definition of what Meshuggah is
11:32 God, that fucking riff is one of the best metal riffs drops of all time. That and the riff 6.5 mins into Opeth's "The Grand Conjuration".
Also - 8:20 into The Last Baron - Mastodon
Don't forget 3:51 of Instinct by Decapitated. One of my favorite riffs!
@@chriscoote2690 The last baron is definitely one of my favorite songs!!
Or 2:27 of Demiurge
@@Major_Fuzzz My favorite running song.
I see Meshuggah, I CLICK. Let's GO!
This is a excellent track
In fact the best song ever
ADAM!! :)
Finally, someone admires Meshuggah beyond Bleed! My personal favorite is Catch Thirtythree, it has this hypnotic and disorienting flow, btw Dancers to a Discordant System has same vibes. Awesome.
Catch Thirty-three is class, one of my favourite albums of any genre. Feels like a factory became self aware and wrote an album.
Catch 33 as an album is one of the greatest music pieces I've ever heard. It feels like an intense movie score or something. Especially the quiet ominous ending of "In Death/Is Death" and how it abruptly explodes into the beginning of "Shed" with Jens screaming his head off....holy hell. The final track "Sum" is the most bone-chilling hopeless thing I've heard. Masterpiece. Pure masterpiece.
@@Breadcups lol, I love that simile
@@rmr5044 IDIL/IDID is one of my personal favourites
@@rmr5044 Man, I never see people talk about the ending of In Death - Is Death. That whole ambient section is one of the best musical moments I've ever come across. Words cannot express how it feels, it's just mind blowing. Of course the whole song/album is one of my favorites but I never see anyone else gushing about that part.
The next song you do of theirs needs to be "Straw's Pulled at Random". Musically in my opinion, it's their greatest composition. Dark and beautiful.
And the solo is just… * chefs kiss *
That's a good one. The second half is beautiful. The lyrics are incredible.
I've requested "I" on Patreon and he said he'd do it, that damn well better be the next one he does lol! But for real, Straws would be great but I'm gonna suggest "Closed Eye Visuals" because it's just a monstrous groove and the dead space is as loud and powerful as the riff is, if that makes any sense. I love the solo and the outro in that song. Meshuggah is my desert island band, I can never get bored with them so I'll tune in for any 'Shuggah reactions Geebz does 🤙
The wild video edited live performance with the Snickers banner is the best - great tune
yes
Oh my god, oh my god. Of all the songs, yes to this and whomever sent this request to you.
THIS SONG. THAT ENDING UGHHH.
Do clockworks for specifically the best riff ever, at 3:56 onward.
Damnit, remembered you did to the drum video of Tomas
I am very proud indeed i suggested this, i usually dont care but my ego is fanboying over it. ITS JUST TOO GREAT.
@@matteomuscas7060 Same, I felt obliged to suggest this song.
he alr did clockworks watching the haake drum sesh
I have suggested this a few times and i am excited to see geebz chose it! Definitely my favourite meshuggah track i would have to say.
All their music makes me feel like I'm walking through an H.R. Giger painting.
Could NOT have picked a better song to start of these 30 days!!!!
Listening to Meshuggah is like trying to understand a language in which you just understand every other word. When concentrating, things dont add up but if you take a step back and relax things start to make sense and you get the large picture. Keep up the good work!!!
Meshuggah=click! So many good tracks. You should check out Straws Pulled at Random!
The solo in that song is like a hawk soaring above a bombed-out town.
Please do straws pulled at random at some point. The first 3 minutes is straight djent in the best kind of way, with the lyrics describing someone experiencing the different stages of questioning and frustration from being "the straw pulled at random" selected for death by fate, while the last 2 or so minutes has one of if not their best all time solo that to me represents the person coming to accept their imminent passing and it is hauntingly beautiful.
yis
Closed eye visuals is also a good one
based
@@Salomon_G ? lmao
@@Salomon_G plz daddy tell me what it is
This album and band in general has had a huge impact on my life. I would recommend you listen to In Death - Is Life / In Death - Is Death by Meshuggah, its an incredible piece of music from an already incredible album
Great suggestion !!!
Yeah there is so much good shit in that album, it almost has to be lsitened to in 2-3 song chunks tho, as you have suggested with "In-Death".
I like "the Paradoxical Spiral - Re-Inanimate - Entrapment"... that weird "octavy" groove at about 1 minute into Entrapment... holy fucking hell that shit is sweet lol.
Catch 33 is a masterpiece change my mind
@@Chimera420 easily their best album, one of the greatest albums ever written imo
@@iMaelstromX And the struggle to free myself from restraints is still my very shackles to this day
Everyone raves about Bleed from Obzen, but this, Pineal Gland Optics and the title track are the standouts from this album for me.
Also! Yogev Gabay has also done a video about this song too, so if you wanna learn more about the rhythms, go check out his video!
EDIT: Lastly, just wanna say congratulations on doing this for a year! You're definitely one of my favourites. Can't wait to hear more of your 7-string experimentation ;)
Lethargica is my fav
Title track is GOAT
this one's always been my favorite of the album.
This spiteful snake. The last section is a fucking...
I'd like to see Geebz react to older 'Shuggah like Future Breed machine or Soul Burn, or something off of the None ep like Humiliative or Sickening or something from Contradictions like Erroneous Manipulation, Greed or Cadaverous Mastication.
There's this old like 27 page essay written by some person for a music school thesis about Meshuggah's method for writing music, from way back before Chaosphere came out, I think it focuses on Future Breed Machine but I don't remember really.
I sincerely appreciate the relationship between Martin and Fredrick, compositionally - Fred has such a unique sound and he's often just playing weird ambient patterns and drones, but it's a key feature of their sound
Geebz, something you may be interested in if you haven't heard it before would be the Meshuggah guitarist's solo project, "Fredrik Thordendal's Special Defects".
They made 1 album, "Sol Niger Within", mainly just Thordendal on guitar/synth with the (fucking AMAZIN'!)Swedish drummer, Morgan Agren on drums.
It's so good!
Yes its like jaco patostorius' solo album. A masterpiece. No matter the genre.
Christ encounter of the fourth kind babyyy
Check out Mats och Morgan.
Morgan Agren is a prodigy on the kit.
@@ChimpFromSpaceHell yes he is, insanity..
This is one of my all-time favorite songs by Meshuggah. I absolutely love drowning in the polyrhythmic insanity that this song rips you open with and then the massive epic ending, and the lyrics... Everything is resonating so well with me. Such a great piece.
It's definitely in my top 5 of them too. IT'S MINDBENDING.
10:10 "rhythmic, ceremonial, ritual riff composition" wow thats an amazing phrase! and dont forget 'therapeutic' riff composition. some of these meshuggah patterns are soooo... simply delicious to play on their own for minutes some times (if thats not already how the song goes lol). and its a good exercise in terms of endurance depending on the riff
"This is so hypnotic"
Obzen. Obscenely zen. It's supposed to be hypnotic. Listen to the album from start to finish and that's the way it feels the entire way through.
Quite possibly my favorite Meshuggah song. The groove, the patterns... so good!
Between the Buried and Me - “Fix the Error”
Trust me! Those DRUMS!!!
That guy is so underrated as is the whole band because its so different than anything.
There's a lot of better songs off the new album. Never Seen/Future Shock is one of their top pieces
@@victorerickson9770 I love “Never Seen/Future Shock” too. Those drums just kill me in “Fix the Error” lol.
This sounds like math metal but with a vibe. Most math metal is too formulaic but this rides the line very well.
Meshuggah is always like this. 99% of their music is straight 4/4 groove. What is funky is that the riffs are never in 4/4 so is phases against the 4/4.
I know that I'm not alone at all in saying this track, this album, and this group are very much from my soundtrack of life, and are very near and dear to my heart. And as wonderful as it is you watch you cover new and different bands, and help us discover new sounds, it is hard to describe how wonderful a feeling it is to see this track grab a hold of you. As always, thank you Geebz! we love you man! Keep up the great work! Cant wait to see what another year brings us! 👍👍👍
Yeap.
Meshuggah's awesomeness isent fully realized until your in the front of one of their shows. It really is a wonder
Indeed.
Watching this at 3am in bed on the laptop through the small tinny speakers, and I HAD to get up, stark naked, and put this track on through my good quality headphones for a fresh listen.
Nostrum is such a unique song from Meshuggah, and sooo impressive as always. No-one else does it like them.
Love that they got Maynard from 1999 for the album cover
Geebz, you gotta watch Yogev Gabay's deconstruction of this song.
the level of detail he goes into is truly ridiculous
When Meshuggah includes a brief moment of respite, the rest is so heavy, that it's like the ultimate respite. It hits differently. Hard to describe!
The clean guitar at ~12:00 of this video are 5 descending quarter note tones, moves the start ahead 1 quarter each time :D
Fun fact: saw Meshuggah in Charlotte NC in maybe 2014-2015 or so. First time seeing them live. Darkest Hour was opener followed by Animals As Leaders(which tripped me out seeing a bunch of metal heads standing like stone in a trance-like state during their performance) and then Meshuggah. Meshuggah was waaay late for some reason and the reason was Jens was sick and couldn’t perform live. So instead of cancelling altogether, the band agreed to play live back a backing vocal track to substitute an absent Jens. So imagine seeing Meshuggah doing Meshuggah stuff live on stage but “Jens” was a Mike stand dressed in a Meshuggah shirt with a haphazardly attached cut out of Jens face on the stand head 😂
P.S.: If I recall correctly(herb😬), they closed with this song and it was the ABSOLUTE BALLS. 🖤
Oh my God! He actually analyzed this! I've been waiting for someone to do this amazing piece of music. One of the most powerful songs I've ever heard. Meshuggahs pinnacle, in my humble opinion.
Thanks Geebz
Maybe in a month or two, after some more Meshuggah tracks, you could listen to Catch Thirty-Three, their album that is more like a traditional symphony than a collection of tracks. The overall composition and use of motifs and atmospherics is nothing short of genius. I'm sure as a composer you'll be foaming at the mouth with excitement when it all comes together in the final act. Don't miss it!
Yes! I consider Catch 33 to be my favorite meshuggah song, you have to listen to it all the way through AT LEAST once as a fan!
Man! It's so special to my heart!
I love several parts of the album, but I have to listen to the whole thing as if it's one giant song or else I'm just left unsatisfied until I do.
@@hamsandwich6685 same here, most if not all of my absolute favourite parts of the whole thing come after some kind of break (paradoxical spiral, in death is life/in death) and they just don't have that oomph if not listened fully it's so good it's crack in music form
This song is a fookin' metal masterpiece.
The two takeaways I always get from this song:
1. I love how the loose, soft crash cymbal keeping the 4/4 sounds like an old steam locomotive chugging along
2. THAT outro... has being bludgeoned by a metaphorical war hammer ever sounded/felt so good?!
That look at 15:08. It’s so nice to see someone listen to meshuggah and understand. That look at 15:08 is what meshuggah does to most musicians and it’s so satisfying. Great video!
'enthralled' sums up our relationship to this incredible band. peace.
My favorite Meshuggah song. I always get chills from that last chorus and ending.
There comes a time in almost every Meshuggah song where most people on their first listen go "I GOT IT I GOT IT I GOT IT... I don't got it..."
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MESHUGGAH is the band that makes me gasp for air after listening to one of their albums! Always leaves me pounded into dust! Pulverized! FKN demolished!
This track you have just pulled apart is epic! Heavy with so much depth and pulsating rhythms, damn! Goosebumps!
I will keep on suggesting this;
MESHUGGAH - i (A 21 minute track)
Awwwwwright Geebz! You have a killer day too.
Oh yeah, please do keep suggesting "I"... seems like lots of people haven't even heard that one and there's really some great shit in there, i love how there's sections that are each built around a main riff/beat/"melody" idea but they never ever ever repeat any pattern, each "measure" is unique... well there are no measures really..
I is SIIIIIIIIICK.
Are you subtly suggesting Cannibal Corpse? Pounded Into Dust and Pulverized for the win!
Meshuggah was a gateway to auditory annihilation for me, they showed me how incredible metal truly is. In all these different forms and styles, I’ve come to appreciate it all very deeply.
Yes! I’ve been waiting for you to cover this one for a while! This has got to be my favorite Meshuggah song. That outro riff is really one of heaviest, yet grooviest riffs ever written.
Fast click to the video, anything Messhuggah dissected by you, is a must! My favourite track from the album! Awwright!
Every Meshuggah song is a puzzle for the ears. While the same can be said for other progressive bands, Meshuggah's are just super elegant and geometric, fitting perfectly in that 4/4 square box.
Favorite song by favorite band ever. Been following you since damn near the beginning. Keep killing it! This is regarded by many fans as Meshuggahs Magnum Opus, musically and lyrically. Go back and listen to this one day and read the lyrics. Truly amazing piece of music.
You’re a legend Geebz, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise
this is one of the best songs from meshuggah, I think its a true masterpiece.
Omg what an epic track i thank all the people that recommended this, probably my favourite track off the album \m/
Meshuggah fuckin rules man. Like what a fuckin unique and awesome fucking band. I am so glad they blew up. The world needs them.
Maudlin of the Well- Stones of October’s Sobbing
I absolutely sympathize with your take on letting riffs play out. A lot of prog metal has fantastically constructed riffs that only get a single play through, or maybe 2 if they're lucky.
But when a band just sits on an idea for a bit, maybe lets it evolve a little, it's beautiful. Get a different backbeat behind it, play a melody over it, put it in different times or tempos, but stay with the idea for a bit. The repetition legitimizes it, and it imprints harder on your brain.
Listening to Dancers to a discordant system, looking up at the sky, the deep dark, the lights, black holes crushing space-time, those riffs and melodies are the Universe.
Love love love Meshuggah, thank you. PLEASE check out Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, they were so damn interesting and no other bands like them. The Donkey Headed Adversary of Humanity Opens The Discussion, The Companions, Freedom Club, would all be cool but really it's hard to go wrong. Thank you Geebz!
DUDE! YES! Was lucky enough to see them twice and I'll forever maintain that they're one of the most unique, inspired bands that NOBODY has heard.
@@skinblanketed Absolutely, well put! So so good live! Do you know around which year(s) you saw them? There were whispers there was going to be a reunion, but then, Covid. Hopefully it happens though. Have you heard Free Salamander Exhibit? It may not bring SGM back but it's still nice to have current-ish music from Nils and Company. Cheers!
@@doranbacigalupi1059 Yessir! First time I saw them was at The Cell in Mobile, AL in 2007 and the second was a few years after that, again in Mobile. And yeah, I've enjoyed everything from Free Salamander Exhibit and Faun Fables.
Just listen to their album "Nothing". One of the best album ever written!
yeah just do that album straight through. the pinnacle of groove and polyrhythm
Thats probably the best one but obzen is close.
Over 20 years ago a mate of mine got some tickets for a gig- did not tell me who was playing and found later it was Meshuggah- not only did they blow my socks off!! But at the time i knew i had not heard anything like them before!! Love at first sight!! Great album, has my favourite song of theirs Combustion!! Aloha🤙🏻
Thanks for the decomposition Geebz! Watching you try to digest this carnage is always enjoyable! 😆
Oh man, I've been waiting for this one for a long time!
“I’m gonna have to listen to this a few more times...”
Yes, you should. It just keeps getting better.
*looks at video title*
Damn, Geebz, you're not effing around 😂 this may be my singular favorite Meshuggah song, and not one I'd have seen any UA-cam reactor making a video for, but here we are 😃 awesome choice
6:02 in unison, indeed. as far as i know the bass player literally plays the same exact (not an octave lower) notes clean on some songs since theyre already so low in terms of tuning on those tracks.
Your reaction during and immediately after that ridiculously bonkers guitar solo sums up this entire sonic workout...the song is so beautiful at the same time beats you down...
Your reactions to Meshuggah have been the best I have seen in UA-cam. As a huge fan of their music and ideas, your reactions have made me experience their music anew
The quantum physics of metal🤘🔥💯
I first heard Meshuggah in 1999 and they just blew me away. I feel like their old stuff doesn’t get enough credit. Granted, when Nothing was released it totally changed heavy music forever, but the older stuff was just as good. Lots of odd soloing, and heavy, crunchy, thrash metal riffs. I doubt too many would be interested in the pre polyrhythm stuff for your videos, but if you get time you should listen to Contradictions Collapse, None, and Destroy Erase Improve. You’ll see a distinct difference and it’s interesting to listen to the albums in chronological order to see their evolution. They never wrote a bad album. Thordendal is the unsung hero of modern metal music. He paved the way.
If you ever get a chance, go to a Meshuggah concert. It will change your life
Yeah easily one of the coolest songs of this century. Man please do more of the Dillinger Escape plan. Farewell mona lisa, gold teeth on a bum, when i lost my bet etc... so many good songs..
15:07 Your face after the solo is priceless :)
Fredrik Thordendal is the Allan Holdsworth of metal, in some way.
This has always been my favorite meshuggah song and I've always called that final riff the march of the betrayed lmao
Been waiting on this one. Stoked
One of their best songs, an almost perfect bookend to the Obzen album, and one of the best "last songs on the album" ever. Great choice and great insight -- I never caught that the high guitar in the refrain was a modulation of the intro!
Your 30-day countdown listening MUST include the song "Nude" by Radiohead. Just ...trust me.
HERE WE GO FELLAS. I’ve been waiting this for quite a long time. This and future breed machine are by far the best tunes Meshuggah has ever done.
Like a demented ballet. What a serious groove! If the Vikings had Meshuggah blasting, they would like have conquered the world.
congrats on 200k!
So happy to see this one I requested this a few months back!
YEEEEEES. The video i've been waiting for:-D Keep up the lovely vids. All right:-D
So glad you did this track, it’s my all time favourite, and I believe this is Meshuggah’s greatest piece. Which is saying a lot.
Please do more Meshuggah and if you’re interested scroll through some lyrics. Just like the music, the lyrics are complex and have lots of layers to deconstruct. However often cynical, they are beautiful, poetic, and thought provoking.
Keep up the great content 🤙
Key to the song is in the title : Dancers. Meshuggah isn't some kind of mathy analytical band, it's a visceral groovy thing you've got to move your body to. Head bang to the 4, move your shoulders/chest to the riff, wave your hands to the vocals, ... go insane.
I saw these guys live having only heard a handful of songs, i couldnt wipe the smile off my face during the perf and for at least an hour afterwards
Excellent video as always my friend love the channel and it's honestly the only one I frequent on UA-cam and have actually stayed up to date with every video. Peace and love my dude and thank you for the knowledge and entertainment.
A lot of prog metal & extreme metal bands need to understand what Meshuggah obviously understand: if you want to write a song that is complicated & brutal & badass intense great you can do that but please ALSO give your song a solid groove we the listener can nod our heads to.
This has always been my favorite album by them and what a closer to end it! Great reaction man!
I love your reactions man. You are awesome. Thank you for doing what you do, we all love it brother.
Always refreshing to see your reaction videos, glad to see you tackling one of my favorites from Meshuggah. The best of the best, for sure!
Congrats on one year geebs!! Keep up the great work.
One of my favourite Meshuggah tracks! I remember recommending this back when your reaction videos were first starting out
Great video! You really master the art of expressing your emotions and thoughts to music like this on spot, which I often fail.
Finally you reacted to this song! OMG!
OMG, I'm a massive messhuggah nerd but I never noticed the quarter notes coming back at around 11:32. You have really good ears man!
Right on bud! This is gonna be a fun ride!
Already this 30 day countdown is gonna be awesome! AWWRIGHT!
Great reaction video! I love when you cover the djenty songs ❤️ aloha from Canada!
Dude, your videos are so damn entertaining I sometimes forget to pay attention to the songs you're analyzing, lmao.
What a great breakdown. As always. I agree very much about Meshuggah being hypnotic. That is one of the ways I describe their music to people who haven’t heard them.
Oh, one of their most badass solos imo is in Concatenation from the Chaosphere album. Insane!
Oh man, I loved this video. It was just perfect. Thank you for reacting to the best Meshuggah song
One of the all time best live bands I've ever had the pleasure of seeing 🤘 out of this world. So cool to see hear you cover then again