The drummer played 17.8 notes a second with his feet just so you understand the sheer insanity and the song is about 70 bpm faster than any dragon force song
Never doubt yourself, we all may be a statistic somewhere, but we all have our own personalities and have our nuances and can play certain things better than others!
Yeah, he was originally the guitarrist and vocalist on their debut (Oracles). He was also the singer for another powerful death metal band from Italy, Hour of Penance.
I have to say I like Francesco's Growl very much but I couldn't pick one over the other (this here being Tommaso's who was their singer for a long time in between). Tommaso is kind of easy in a good way, raw-but-smooth (can't really describe it), while Francesco just seems more brutal, more ... earthy.
Big facts. I was kinda scared the first time I saw them, they’re one of my favorite bands and I didn’t want a bad live performance to ruin them for me, but they didn’t disappoint.
The drums you hear is what is called "Blast Beat". It basically means, that a drummer plays the rhythm with a maximum speed on drums. Yes, the drummer does it. And blast beats are glorious. :D
@@connorbray8009 I know there is a technique behind it, I am a drummer, I just don't know how to describe blast beats best. I was just writing to explain that this type of fast drum beat is a normal thing in death metal. You can describe blast beats the way you want.
@@maehelsinki6464 depends on the blast and depends on the technique you use. If you use full wrist action it can eventually tire you out, especially at the speeds Francesco paoli is doing it. If you use correct technique with your fingers it’s perfectly possible to keep it up for 5 minutes or more at this speed however it’s a hard technique to learn. As for double kick/bass drumming it also depends on the speed and technique used. For example this drummer uses predominantly swivel but at this speed most would use heel-toe technique
@@spacebory Hey ! As a drummer, I'd like to agree with what you said for the blast beat part ^^ From what I saw from some of his live performances, for the blast beat, he uses different techniques for his left hand and right hand ^^ But about the question of it being tiring, i'd say that (like the double bass drumming) it's pretty much a matter of endurance ^^ But it's a thing that mostly comes from practice x) However, from those live performances, I saw that Francesco mostly uses the heel-toe technique (° °) But whatever technique he's using for these fast bass drum parts, i'd say that the reason (aside from using proper technique) that he doesn't seem tired is because of conditioning (° °) In a lot of Fleshgod's songs (Kingborn, The Imposition, A million deaths, etc.) we can find those parts, so I think that while practicing, he also focused a lot on how long he could keep playing the parts without tiring or loosing consistency in his sound (° °) That's pretty logical, I know, but I thought that it could be interesting ^^ Also, sorry if I sounded rude or anything in what I said ^^'
Their new drummer is absolutely insane. Please make a reaction of Eugene Ryabchenko. He did a drum cover of this song and he became their new drummer because of it. It's absolutely mind-blowing to watch, even if you're not a drummer
I second this! Eugene's play throughs are insane. There is also a very little known drummer on YT named Franco Almeida Baterista who does a JAW DROPPING play through of The Hypocrisy, *highly* recommended. It's right up there with Eugene, if not better!
This was exactly the reaction I hoped for. I've seen these guys live and it's an immense show, despite how cramped on stage they usually are. In the following album they brought in an Opera singer too!
I was able to see them live a few years ago, and I've never at any other show seen someone turn every head in the building like their drummer did for his WARM UP after sound check. If I hadn't been there myself to see him I never would believe he truly can play that fast that long. The man is a god on drums.
If you watch him play live, he switches from left foot to right foot to play the “slower” blast beats so he can give each led a break. The super fast double bass is a technique called heal toe. you can get a quick double stroke out of each foot with a slide of the foot. Super talented and technical speed drummer. He can also play every instrument in the band and has rotated around. Very talented man.
I'd love to see more Fleshgod Apocalypse with some newer songs, like The Fool, Sugar, Minotaur, or Monnalisa. The classical bits are a bit more prominent and ingrained in the music, which makes it kinda more interesting imo
Same I have literally never been more excited for a reaction video than I was seeing this in my recommendations. It's funny they're my 3rd favorite band but I get more excited showing people Fleshgod Apocalypse (though I choose Epilogue to introduce them) than I do showing them my top 2, maybe because my top 2 are bands that get a lot of hate well more so my #1 pick it's mostly Metal Elitists that hate Linkin Park which is my 2nd favorite so I got to balance it out the hate with the heaviest Symphonic Metal band out there that there's no way could be hated.
The drummer, Francesco Paoli, is not actually a drummer but has served as bass player, guitar player, and chef. He just took up drumming duties for a few albums. Really, he’s a master at that heel-toe double technique on the bass drum which actually makes playing this possible. Only their new drummer, Evgeny Ryabchenko can really cope and play things tight and quick. Amazing musicians.
My first time hearing these guys were live actually. I remember they opened up on Summer Slaughter. I was walking through the venue while they were doing a sound check and the drummers blast beats literally stopped me in my tracks. Awesome band. One of my all time favorites. Favorite song from them has to be Cold as Perfection.
For more symphonic sound check out this [L] - Lorna Shore - Immortal / Death Portrait [S} - Shadow of Intent - Malediction / Gravesinger I also recommend [O] - Orbit Culture - Open Eye / Redfog / Nensha / Saw
Part of how the drummer is able to go so fast for so long (on the feet) is a technique called heel-toe, where you roll your foot from back to front on the pedal, which lets you get two hits on the bass drum each time you drop your leg
That drum beat is called a blast beat, and pretty common in metal. The technique is after you hit the snare, your wrist goes up but you let the stick fall on the snare drum while you move up
Funny thing about the drummer in this video, Francesco: he used to be the frontman for their first album, then switched to drums shortly afterwards. He was playing drums for maybe a year when this album came out. He switched back to being their frontman in 2017 because he felt more comfortable there, but this dude is a monster all around. Edit: If you really want your mind blown by his drumming, watch a drum video of him playing the song "Elegy." Francesco himself has said in livestreams that it's incredibly difficult to play and they don't even want to play it live anymore because of how intense it is on drums.
please Galneryus for this time T.T, I think this is the closest chance he could listen to Galneryus, Gojira still have many chances and recommendations T.T
If you were amazed by the drums in this song, your letter "S" band needs to be Septicflesh! A symphonic death metal band from Greece. The song should be "The Vampire of Nazareth".
You should watch the drum cam of this song. Dudes a fuckin beast. Oh also, he was the guitarist for this band then decided he wanted to play the drums. Took 3 years to learn them and then they made this album.
So imagine hearing this song and this band for the first time ever....LIVE. That was my night 10 years ago. I'm still processing it Oh and the guy singing falsetto in the middle is louder than the PA when you're standing right under him.
You should react to Von Raven - The moment you die(Norway) Pagan's mind - God's Equation(Norway) Serj Tankian - Harakiri System of a Down - Boom! Corey Taylor - Spit it out(acoustic) Scars on Broadway - Chemicals Alestorm - The sunk'n Norwegian(Scotland) Rammstein - Keine Lust Audrey Horne - Redemption Blues(Norway, supp: for Stone Sour in 2012) Volbeat - Evelyn Stone Sour - 30/30 - 150 Brainstorm - Falling Spiral Down(Germany) Lordi - Hard Rock Hallelujah(Finland) Requinox - Raiders of the Holy Island(Norway) Nemesis- The War is On(Serbia) Sinsaenum - Splendor and Agony Satyricon - Black Crow on a Tombstone(Norway) Amon Amarth - Cry of the Black Birds Okilly Dokilly - White Wine Spritzer Dreampilots - Comedown(Norway, not metal, but worth a listen) Disturbed - Darkness/ If I ever lose my faith in you Gorgoroth - Carving a giant(Norway)
If you are impressed by these drums Alex, i recommend that you someday react to the band Behemoth and their song, Slaves Shall Serve. That song has often been seen as one of the metal songs that has most beats per minute. And while i am not 100% certain i actually think that when the song came out it actually held the guiness world record for most drum beats per minute.
I love them! They are one of my favorite bands 🤘 I’ve seen them live back in 2016, one of the best concert I’ve ever seen in life! The drummer now is the lead singer and guitarist
H: HAGGARD - Awaking the Centuries. A metal band with approximately 20 members! You can hear cello, flute, organ, viola, violin, harpsichord, piano, kettledrums, oboe together with the classics: guitar, bass, drums. Vocals can be soprano, tenor, death metal.
Alex, I once saw Fleshgod Apocalypse in Finland. Before the gig the singer said "Francesco (the drummer) ain't feeling alright, he's a bit ill." I was like: "Oh no, I hope it's still good." And it was one of the most insane gigs I have ever seen. He played flawlessly, even though he was sick. So, that's a story 'bout this band. They're fucking insane! Hail from Finland all the way to Italy!
[L] Leprous - slave (live from Rockefeller Music Hall Leprous - Contaminate Me (live from Rockefeller Music Hall) Leprous - Third Law (live from Rockefeller Music Hall)
Ahhhhhh Fleshgod is SOOOO GOOD. This song is so incredible. Their other stuff is incredibly good as well. For G, I’d definitely go with Gojira’s Oroborus. It’s ultra groovy, and pretty heavy too.
I've seen these guys live, and it is exactly as awesome and intense an experience as you would imagine. Highly recommend it if things ever get back to normal.
Thats what i ment, dude. The drummer, Francesco Pauli, is a fkng machine! Now he is the singer and a guitarist. This band deserves so much attantion. I love them
Fleshgod Apocalypse takes an operatic soprano with them on tour. A thing to know is that the drummer in this video had only switched to drums a few years previous, and is now back to playing rhythm guitar and lead vocals (his original spot in the band). Having seen them live, the only term for it is "awe inspiring".
..FA are amazing humble dudes...i saw hem live twice here in Guatemala...and got some pics with them .. that killer drumer in the vid is now their singer and guitar player ...Francesco Paoli.. glad you liked it ...
@@florianbauer7543 Please do explain what exactly about them is so "awesome". Or even "original". Tried listening to "Stricken", their epic, legendary fail called "Flying Whales" (one of the most mind-numbing, sleep-inducing metal tracks I've ever heard), "Art of Dying" and I'm pretty sure that at least one more. In ALL cases, I couldn't wait for the song to be over, because I really couldn't find anything interesting in their instrumentation, that hasn't already been done 1000 times before, by better bands. For instance, the first time I ever heard "Stricken" all I could think of was "why does this sound so much like Korn?!" Also, everybody praising Duplantier has probably never heard actual extreme drummers like George Kolias or Nick Barker or Hellhammer or the dude from Dying Fetus. Seriously, Gojira fans give me the impression that they're not aware that death metal is actually a thing and far superior in terms of technicality, speed and complexity.
@@StirbMensch oh ok you‘re one of those people. i‘m definetly not gonna start an argument with somebody like you. i‘ve had enough of those with ignorant people😂
@@florianbauer7543 The only ignorance here is yours, insisting that Gojira is anything special when compared to proper extreme metal bands. What's the other great artist you usually listen to? Drake? Britney?
Alex was looking so scared in the thumbnail! It’s how most people would feel after hearing Francesco’s demonic vocals especially if they’re not into the genre😱
![ABCs of Metal - [G] - GOJIRA - "The Art of Dying" (REACTION!!)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BKOK-hV52XE/mqdefault.jpg)
Studies actually show that metal listeners appreciate classical music more than others and have a propensity to listen to it
Cause classical music is awesome when you're in the mood
Classical music is metal of the past ;)
I'm also learning Vivaldi pieces on electric guitar for the last few months
It's because we love complex music and the journey It creates while listening!!!!
If the great Classical Composer's of the past had the equipment of today, could imagine how amazing the music would be.
"..his wife must be happy!" 🤣🤣 LMFAO!!!!
Yeah! I died laughing!
The drummer played 17.8 notes a second with his feet just so you understand the sheer insanity and the song is about 70 bpm faster than any dragon force song
Basically, Francesco Paoli is following the orchestra with the blast beat. That's (one of) the most impressive drum performance I've heard
have you never heard dragonforce - the game? It is 240bpm
@@Tactix_se the violation is 270bpm
@@Tactix_se esatto...270bmp...like a gutlin gun 😂
@@Tactix_se yup and the violation is 270 lol its actually insane
"how can he be doing it for that long" power of spaghetti my friend.
The best part is the drummer is now their guitarist and lead singer.
I think he had only been drumming around 10 years when he was doing that too so insane progression
funfact, before he was the drummer, he already was the vocalist/guitarist.
Fun fact : As of this album release, he only had playing drums for 2 years. He's a legend. I think he trained around 8 hours per day.
Francesco founded the band
Eugene Ryabchenko is the new drummer. Big beast!.....
One thing i learned about life: If you play an instrument, there's probably an italian (or asian) playing it better than you
Never doubt yourself, we all may be a statistic somewhere, but we all have our own personalities and have our nuances and can play certain things better than others!
or canada
can vouch the other guitarist in my band is Italian and shits all over me
GRAZIE...questo è davvero un bel complimento.abbiamo tanti difetti ma quando facciamo qualcosa lo facciamo bene😉
@@jumadj76 very very true my friend
Imagine the faces of all the people who recommended this song, knowing EXACTLY what they were doing.
I was one of them lol
Same haha Though now I am also wondering what's the BPM for the drums in that song
Haha Yep!
@@SpiderJerusalemJr 270
thank you. this warmed my depressed havent showered in 2 weeks heart.
didnt ask for this song but in love this song so im exactly the same when i saw this lol
Heard this live, they sold pasta and wine at the venue, was a great evening.
I got very drunk off their wine in Bristol in 2016 😁
@@SingingPhatpants they actually sell pasta and wine?
@@jai9587 yep! Not sure if they still do
@@SingingPhatpants damn
The drummer for this song is now the vocalist and guitarist, the man can go anything!
when I saw them live I was shocked they actually tour with their own standup piano
Yeah, he was originally the guitarrist and vocalist on their debut (Oracles). He was also the singer for another powerful death metal band from Italy, Hour of Penance.
Even makes the best pasta ! Check out his pasta á la Fleshgod Apocalypse tutorial !
I have to say I like Francesco's Growl very much but I couldn't pick one over the other (this here being Tommaso's who was their singer for a long time in between). Tommaso is kind of easy in a good way, raw-but-smooth (can't really describe it), while Francesco just seems more brutal, more ... earthy.
I think he should go back to drumming
best thing about fleshgod..thats how they sound live
Big facts. I was kinda scared the first time I saw them, they’re one of my favorite bands and I didn’t want a bad live performance to ruin them for me, but they didn’t disappoint.
'He's not stopping!'
Wait til he finds out that most of their songs are this fast and they play full speed live lol
Was at their concert yesterday in Hong Kong 😆 this song is 🫠 orgasmic
"He Is Not Stopping!"
I have been waiting for that line for so long without even knowing, lmao.
Yep, looks like a first reaction to Fleshgod Apocalypse to me 😂
Have you people showed him Carach Angren yet?
The drums you hear is what is called "Blast Beat". It basically means, that a drummer plays the rhythm with a maximum speed on drums. Yes, the drummer does it. And blast beats are glorious. :D
That's absolutely not what it basically means 😂
@@connorbray8009 I know there is a technique behind it, I am a drummer, I just don't know how to describe blast beats best. I was just writing to explain that this type of fast drum beat is a normal thing in death metal. You can describe blast beats the way you want.
Is is very tiring? I heard of double pedals and shit.
@@maehelsinki6464 depends on the blast and depends on the technique you use. If you use full wrist action it can eventually tire you out, especially at the speeds Francesco paoli is doing it. If you use correct technique with your fingers it’s perfectly possible to keep it up for 5 minutes or more at this speed however it’s a hard technique to learn.
As for double kick/bass drumming it also depends on the speed and technique used. For example this drummer uses predominantly swivel but at this speed most would use heel-toe technique
@@spacebory Hey ! As a drummer, I'd like to agree with what you said for the blast beat part ^^ From what I saw from some of his live performances, for the blast beat, he uses different techniques for his left hand and right hand ^^ But about the question of it being tiring, i'd say that (like the double bass drumming) it's pretty much a matter of endurance ^^ But it's a thing that mostly comes from practice x)
However, from those live performances, I saw that Francesco mostly uses the heel-toe technique (° °) But whatever technique he's using for these fast bass drum parts, i'd say that the reason (aside from using proper technique) that he doesn't seem tired is because of conditioning (° °) In a lot of Fleshgod's songs (Kingborn, The Imposition, A million deaths, etc.) we can find those parts, so I think that while practicing, he also focused a lot on how long he could keep playing the parts without tiring or loosing consistency in his sound (° °)
That's pretty logical, I know, but I thought that it could be interesting ^^ Also, sorry if I sounded rude or anything in what I said ^^'
I lost it when you said “he’s not stopping!” 😂😂😂🤘🏻
"H" for HAMMERFALL - 'Hearts On Fire' !!!
It's about damn time you discover this swedish Power Metal Band!!
I saw them a year ago with Sabaton. They put on an awesome performance.
Or Hammerfall - 'Blood Bound'!
Good chose.
What about Bushido
For Hammerfall i say Crimson Fire✌
Their new drummer is absolutely insane. Please make a reaction of Eugene Ryabchenko. He did a drum cover of this song and he became their new drummer because of it. It's absolutely mind-blowing to watch, even if you're not a drummer
Perfect drummer for them.
@@thewildhealer541 Completely agree with you
Thru our scars is better drum cover from Eugene than this :D
I second this! Eugene's play throughs are insane. There is also a very little known drummer on YT named Franco Almeida Baterista who does a JAW DROPPING play through of The Hypocrisy, *highly* recommended. It's right up there with Eugene, if not better!
And now he is their new drummer🤘🏻🤘🏻
Im so happy it was the version with the extended intro, the build up is so cool
You should check the full album ! It basically crosses songs together and ending of one is the start of another ;)
[G] Gloryhammer - Rise of the Chaos Wizards
I’ve seen Fleshgod nine times in person so far, can’t wait to see them again. I miss live concerts.
Ahh, the sweet sound of metal growls. How it soothes the soul.
"He's not stopping!"
Alex Hefner, 2021
Gojira - The Art of Dying. Intense buildup, incredible body, perfect outro.
The outro is just on another level. It really stays with you... f o r e v e r.
@@dragonfangalexander literally
This was exactly the reaction I hoped for. I've seen these guys live and it's an immense show, despite how cramped on stage they usually are. In the following album they brought in an Opera singer too!
Welcome to classical death metal !! You gotta check "The Epilogue" , The Forsaking" , "Monnalisa" or "Push" by them !! Simply an Epic Band
Do you mean “Sugar”?
@@ARLRedbeard you're right haha sorry
I'm sorry but it isn't classic, it's extreme metal
Yaaaaas! So glad you’re finally reacting to them! One of my favorite bands to see live, they fuckin’ kill it every single time. 👏
The Violation is one of my favorite death metal songs, thank you for the reaction ;)
G: Gojira, The Art Of Dying or Gift Of Guilt.
Yes! Gift of guilt live at Brixton!
@@ArkaeaFCL3 That's still one of the best live shows I've ever heard, love the ending with The Axe and The Gift of Guilt.
For S, I need Septicflesh, either sangrel or portrait of a headless man
Yes!
Hell yeah! 🤘
Definitely Portrait of a Headless Man, what a song
+1 For Septicflesh here too. If only he could do two songs so we could also show him metal meow mix with Communion lol
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I was able to see them live a few years ago, and I've never at any other show seen someone turn every head in the building like their drummer did for his WARM UP after sound check. If I hadn't been there myself to see him I never would believe he truly can play that fast that long. The man is a god on drums.
Gorgoroth - Carving a giant.
begravelsesnatt lmao
Gorgoroth/Ghaal! Double G. And then he's done God Seed and Ghaal's Wyrd too.. (and he's Gay). Dude likes G's lmao
If Gorgoroth let it be their older stuff like Revelation of Doom
Sign of an Open Eye
If you watch him play live, he switches from left foot to right foot to play the “slower” blast beats so he can give each led a break. The super fast double bass is a technique called heal toe. you can get a quick double stroke out of each foot with a slide of the foot. Super talented and technical speed drummer. He can also play every instrument in the band and has rotated around. Very talented man.
I'd love to see more Fleshgod Apocalypse with some newer songs, like The Fool, Sugar, Minotaur, or Monnalisa. The classical bits are a bit more prominent and ingrained in the music, which makes it kinda more interesting imo
Monnalisa would show the variety of this band best, but all very solid shouts
only real ones know bout minotaur
[G]-GloryHammer: "Questlords of inverness, ride to the galactic fortress."
"Gloryhammer" The unicorn invasion of dundee"
Fun fact: This main keyboard riff in this song is inspired by Mozart's Symphony No.40
I never thought I'd see the day that you would tackle Fleshgod... Can't wait to see this one! :)
FULL ALBUM REACTION TO KING BY FLESHGOD DUDE LETS GO
@@dwreck sign me up!!
Same I have literally never been more excited for a reaction video than I was seeing this in my recommendations.
It's funny they're my 3rd favorite band but I get more excited showing people Fleshgod Apocalypse (though I choose Epilogue to introduce them) than I do showing them my top 2, maybe because my top 2 are bands that get a lot of hate well more so my #1 pick it's mostly Metal Elitists that hate Linkin Park which is my 2nd favorite so I got to balance it out the hate with the heaviest Symphonic Metal band out there that there's no way could be hated.
The drummer, Francesco Paoli, is not actually a drummer but has served as bass player, guitar player, and chef. He just took up drumming duties for a few albums. Really, he’s a master at that heel-toe double technique on the bass drum which actually makes playing this possible. Only their new drummer, Evgeny Ryabchenko can really cope and play things tight and quick. Amazing musicians.
My first time hearing these guys were live actually. I remember they opened up on Summer Slaughter. I was walking through the venue while they were doing a sound check and the drummers blast beats literally stopped me in my tracks. Awesome band. One of my all time favorites. Favorite song from them has to be Cold as Perfection.
For more symphonic sound check out this
[L] - Lorna Shore - Immortal / Death Portrait
[S} - Shadow of Intent - Malediction / Gravesinger
I also recommend
[O] - Orbit Culture - Open Eye / Redfog / Nensha / Saw
G for GWAR - Sick of you
I wish I could upvote this comment a million times. Gwar is metal education that should not be missed.
I saw these guys a few years ago. They were amazing live. The music was so tight and they were dressed just like they are in the video
G is for Gojira!
"Toxic Garbage Island"
Or The Gift of Guilt, Art of Dying, Born in Winter.
The way of all flesh is underrated 😂
GORGUTS. Literally anything by GORGUTS!
I am for Gift of Guilt or The Axe. Both are awesome songs.
Absolutely Gojira - Toxic garbage island or Gojira - Art of dying!!!!
Part of how the drummer is able to go so fast for so long (on the feet) is a technique called heel-toe, where you roll your foot from back to front on the pedal, which lets you get two hits on the bass drum each time you drop your leg
G for Gloryhammer, Rise of the Chaos Wizards lmao
That drum beat is called a blast beat, and pretty common in metal. The technique is after you hit the snare, your wrist goes up but you let the stick fall on the snare drum while you move up
For G:
Grave Digger - Rebellion
Gamma Ray - Master Of Confusion
Grailknights - Pumping Iron Power
See for gamma ray I'd say rebellion in dreamland
Yes Gamma Ray, Favorite Song by them!
H: Heaven Shall Burn - My Heart And The Ocean
Ubermacht would be a better track
Gojira - Born in Winter. One of their best song ever IMO
Funny thing about the drummer in this video, Francesco: he used to be the frontman for their first album, then switched to drums shortly afterwards. He was playing drums for maybe a year when this album came out. He switched back to being their frontman in 2017 because he felt more comfortable there, but this dude is a monster all around.
Edit: If you really want your mind blown by his drumming, watch a drum video of him playing the song "Elegy." Francesco himself has said in livestreams that it's incredibly difficult to play and they don't even want to play it live anymore because of how intense it is on drums.
Gojira - Art of Dying or Gift of Guilt
He always knew gojira
@@RockYourLive95 He knew COB and Lamb of God as well for instance and yet he reacted to them in these videos so it is not the point I think
Something from WATF album... Gojira - Art of dying or toxic garbage island!!!
The Gift Of Guilt 3 Gs in one
Good choice.
@@jameswhitehead6758 No he hasn't. He's done Flying Whales, L'enfant Sauvage, and The Heaviest Matter Of Matter.
You know it's a good song when the guitar solo is the chillest part of the song
I'm Italian and I approve of this message.
"H" for HYPOCRISY - 'Roswell 47' !!!
Yes!!!!
H for Howling in the Fog ;)
Killing Art! or Pleasure of Molestation!
ERASER!
For G: *Gloryhammer*
YES
I think he already reacted to gloryhammer once
*YES*
Unicorn Invasion of Dundee?
@Morbid Angel is better than Death And what's wrong with that?
Septicflesh: portrait of a headless man
Gojira - The Art Of Dying.
ofc live version
please Galneryus for this time T.T, I think this is the closest chance he could listen to Galneryus, Gojira still have many chances and recommendations T.T
@@tovasstalin2927 True. I've just been wanting him to react to The Art Of Dying ever since he started Gojira.
If you were amazed by the drums in this song, your letter "S" band needs to be Septicflesh! A symphonic death metal band from Greece. The song should be "The Vampire of Nazareth".
Septicfleshgod Apocalypse
For tomorrow: Gloryhammer, Rise Of The Chaos Wizards or Hootsforce
definitely hootsforce
Glory hammer hoodtsforce is my suggestion
Aether realm better
Hootsforce!!
Thru our scars is a pretty badass one too. Super glad you listened to this band. One of these days you should check out All Shall Perish !!
FleshGod Apocalypse. You should hear Cold As Perfection or Epilogue. My two faves.
You should watch the drum cam of this song. Dudes a fuckin beast. Oh also, he was the guitarist for this band then decided he wanted to play the drums. Took 3 years to learn them and then they made this album.
G: GammaRay - Rebellion in Dreamland or Dethrone Tyranny
or Grave Digger - Rebellion or Lawbreaker
Damn it how did I forget about gamma ray
So imagine hearing this song and this band for the first time ever....LIVE. That was my night 10 years ago. I'm still processing it
Oh and the guy singing falsetto in the middle is louder than the PA when you're standing right under him.
You should react to
Von Raven - The moment you die(Norway)
Pagan's mind - God's Equation(Norway)
Serj Tankian - Harakiri
System of a Down - Boom!
Corey Taylor - Spit it out(acoustic)
Scars on Broadway - Chemicals
Alestorm - The sunk'n Norwegian(Scotland)
Rammstein - Keine Lust
Audrey Horne - Redemption Blues(Norway, supp: for Stone Sour in 2012)
Volbeat - Evelyn
Stone Sour - 30/30 - 150
Brainstorm - Falling Spiral Down(Germany)
Lordi - Hard Rock Hallelujah(Finland)
Requinox - Raiders of the Holy Island(Norway)
Nemesis- The War is On(Serbia)
Sinsaenum - Splendor and Agony
Satyricon - Black Crow on a Tombstone(Norway)
Amon Amarth - Cry of the Black Birds
Okilly Dokilly - White Wine Spritzer
Dreampilots - Comedown(Norway, not metal, but worth a listen)
Disturbed - Darkness/ If I ever lose my faith in you
Gorgoroth - Carving a giant(Norway)
"Mozart's older rebel brother" Nah mate, this is Mozart on crack (:
@FelixVlogt haha, glad I could man :)
If you are impressed by these drums Alex, i recommend that you someday react to the band Behemoth and their song, Slaves Shall Serve. That song has often been seen as one of the metal songs that has most beats per minute. And while i am not 100% certain i actually think that when the song came out it actually held the guiness world record for most drum beats per minute.
I love them! They are one of my favorite bands 🤘 I’ve seen them live back in 2016, one of the best concert I’ve ever seen in life! The drummer now is the lead singer and guitarist
G - Gloryhammer: Masters of the galaxy
Definately the way to go!
H: HAGGARD - Awaking the Centuries. A metal band with approximately 20 members! You can hear cello, flute, organ, viola, violin, harpsichord, piano, kettledrums, oboe together with the classics: guitar, bass, drums. Vocals can be soprano, tenor, death metal.
And this drummer is now the vocalist of the band, guitarrist too! And now he is playing the bass!
The look on Alexs' face is priceless.
"Oh my God, his wife must be happy"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
G: Galneryus - Angel of Salvation, Hunting For Your Dream or Silent Revelation
YES!! Galneryus is awesome!! 😆
It just has to be Galneryus, killer band!
galeryus is so fucking good bro.
Alex, I once saw Fleshgod Apocalypse in Finland. Before the gig the singer said "Francesco (the drummer) ain't feeling alright, he's a bit ill." I was like: "Oh no, I hope it's still good." And it was one of the most insane gigs I have ever seen. He played flawlessly, even though he was sick. So, that's a story 'bout this band. They're fucking insane! Hail from Finland all the way to Italy!
Im so glad this was your first Fleshgod song.
Deeeefffinitely checkout their song "The Fool"
Itll give you stanky face
[L] Leprous - slave (live from Rockefeller Music Hall
Leprous - Contaminate Me (live from Rockefeller Music Hall)
Leprous - Third Law (live from Rockefeller Music Hall)
React to No - Fleshgod Apocalypse! Their new single and it's amazing. Newer Fleshgod is more refined and even better in my opinion.
"How could he be doing it for that long?" Because he's a machine.
Ahhhhhh Fleshgod is SOOOO GOOD. This song is so incredible. Their other stuff is incredibly good as well.
For G, I’d definitely go with Gojira’s Oroborus. It’s ultra groovy, and pretty heavy too.
For G you GOTTA do Gloryhammer - "Hootsforce"!!
For G - Gojira - The Art of Dying
I've seen these guys live, and it is exactly as awesome and intense an experience as you would imagine. Highly recommend it if things ever get back to normal.
Thats what i ment, dude. The drummer, Francesco Pauli, is a fkng machine! Now he is the singer and a guitarist.
This band deserves so much attantion. I love them
Gojira - The Heaviest Matter Of The Universe.
Alex done that before, it's Gojira - Art of dying time:)
I love this one
@@dreaboria3323 ya its really good my favorite song from mars to sirius album.
Fleshgod Apocalypse takes an operatic soprano with them on tour. A thing to know is that the drummer in this video had only switched to drums a few years previous, and is now back to playing rhythm guitar and lead vocals (his original spot in the band). Having seen them live, the only term for it is "awe inspiring".
"G" for GOREFEST - 'Erase' !!!
One of my faves here! I LOVE FLESHGOD APOCALYPSR
You know what this reminds me of?
The Band Origin. You should react to any of their songs from their album Antithesis.
Fucking hell yes to Origin
@@vietnamd0820 when it comes to speed, aggression and pure technicality, they are perfect 🤘🤘🤘
..FA are amazing humble dudes...i saw hem live twice here in Guatemala...and got some pics with them .. that killer drumer in the vid is now their singer and guitar player ...Francesco Paoli.. glad you liked it ...
Well, now you have to do Septicflesh for S to get allllll the flesh.
The more videos I watch from you, the more I love your channel! You fucking rock dude 💕
G: Gloryhammer - The Fires of Ancient Cosmic Destiny
Yup. My GH CD *just* arrived yesterday. :)
"His wife must be happy" 🤣🤣🤣
G has to be a Gojira song🤘🏻
The Art of Dying or Oroborus🔥🤘🏻
Fuck Gojira
nah how about fuck u? gojira is awsome dude🤘🏻
@@florianbauer7543 Please do explain what exactly about them is so "awesome". Or even "original".
Tried listening to "Stricken", their epic, legendary fail called "Flying Whales" (one of the most mind-numbing, sleep-inducing metal tracks I've ever heard), "Art of Dying" and I'm pretty sure that at least one more.
In ALL cases, I couldn't wait for the song to be over, because I really couldn't find anything interesting in their instrumentation, that hasn't already been done 1000 times before, by better bands.
For instance, the first time I ever heard "Stricken" all I could think of was "why does this sound so much like Korn?!"
Also, everybody praising Duplantier has probably never heard actual extreme drummers like George Kolias or Nick Barker or Hellhammer or the dude from Dying Fetus.
Seriously, Gojira fans give me the impression that they're not aware that death metal is actually a thing and far superior in terms of technicality, speed and complexity.
@@StirbMensch oh ok you‘re one of those people. i‘m definetly not gonna start an argument with somebody like you. i‘ve had enough of those with ignorant people😂
@@florianbauer7543 The only ignorance here is yours, insisting that Gojira is anything special when compared to proper extreme metal bands.
What's the other great artist you usually listen to? Drake? Britney?
Watch this drummer LIVE! You’ll be in even MORE disbelief of his endurance playing
G: Gorgoroth - Teeth Grinding
Alex was looking so scared in the thumbnail! It’s how most people would feel after hearing Francesco’s demonic vocals especially if they’re not into the genre😱
G- gorgoroth- carving a giant
Gojira- the gift of guilt live at Brixton academy
Carving a Giant or Destroyer.
Omg I've been waiting for this reaction for two years now! Finally!! 🤩
Just the reaction I wanted to see as well 😆 *mindblown*
For G I’d recommend Gaerea - To Ain
HE'S NOT STOPPING ! :D I died there laughing :D @alex you nailed it :D