Seen Gojira several times, excellent band. This track, Gift Of Guilt, Oroborus, The Art Of Dying, Where Dragons Dwell so many great tracks. Very cool band, that is just different. Love em.
Even on the more aggressive and harder songs (I myself needed to grow into the singer's vocals, "L'enfant sauvage" was the one that did it for me!), I feel like having the lyrics visible will be a big surprise for you, even their most aggressive songs have a surprisingly positive and insightful message to them, it's very interesting ! This song in particular, unless I'm wrong, was created for the birth of the singer's daughter (guess which season) and is nothing but positive lyrics telling her to face the world and the future ! I think most songs from their "L'enfant sauvage" album are the perfect gateway between their former heavy style and their newer progressive-ish style. If it's still a bit too heavy though, almost any song from their "Magma" album should do the trick, there are some very unique here since the album was made with very melancholic energy/themes (when the singer & drummer's mom died from cancer), some have clean singing all the way through and have barely ever been reacted to (like Low lands or Shooting star which are very soothing and beautiful imho) !
This cut-up! I like the mellow tone that leads into the more metal side to the song. Good mix, for sure. Loved it. We appreciate your fairness and honesty brother.
Gojira goes beyond just heavy music, they are more like tool, it is closer to an spiritual experience than anything, listento pray live at red rocks and you will understand
my son likes this song. he is eight years old, learning to play drums (i better won't show him el estepario siberiano, otherwise he'll become dismotivated) and he is turning intop a metal head. and i liked this song, too!
Good morning from New England..Welcome to the worldwide Gojira Collective...When they pull back a bit they write some of the most atmospheric metal out there..I'm a drummer and Mario is an alien on his kit lol I've seen them 8 times the last time being in Portland Maine with Mastodon and Gojira put on the best show I've ever seen...Since you dug this listen to THE SHOOTING STAR LOWLANDS or if you want straight up bangers try BACKBONE or GIFT OF GUILT..I hope you get back to more Gojira... Btw they are a band best experienced live so I recommend watching some live vids ✌️🧐🤘
As a December baby, i approve of born in winter. 😌 Great groove and intro, building into an explosion of sound. Bass and drums solid, his deep voice lulls you then.. bam! 😂 ❤ and ✌️
Dude, I'm glad this one got it's hooks in you. I was a little concerned with the first Gojira reaction, but I know you're open to trying more than one song from these bands. Great reaction! 🤘🤘
Ok, I'm sold. I've heard a few songs from them, most didn't do anything to me, some I liked. but this one was awesome. Now I'm interested in discovering more.
The main issue people seem to have getting into Gojira is how many different styles of songs they have. Some are brutal, some are slow, some are heavy, some are soft. This strikes a balance they often find in their slower song's, and displays their versatility. Going from this to something like "The Axe" is polarising, so somebody picking the 'wrong song for them' is very possible. Their skill however, is undeniable, regardless of opinion. Some songs are long enough and well crafted to the point ive had tears swell, which isnt common at all for me.
I've heard a handful or a bit more of Gojira's tracks and from what I remember (not 100% reliable) I did enjoy, as I did with this one. Really don't know why I don't dive deeper - time to change that!
Anything I say about Gojira will be biased. I love their music. The aggressive, yet melodical way of composing and arranging songs is amazing, but there's something about the timbre of their instruments and Joe's voice that makes them sound definitely unique.
Love seeing you go back to Gojira; they’re an amazing band with an incredible catalog. For the next one I would recommend Ocean Planet, which is the song that originally hooked me. Or you could just jump into the deep end with The Heaviest Matter in the Universe. Up to you!
Oooh, more Gojira, me likes! With The Art of Dying you discovered their more technical, agressive, complicated and brutal side. With this one you discovered their more melodic, emotional and softer side. They have everything in between. This band oozes talent and creativity imo. I want to recommend more songs but it's difficult to choose just one. The Gift of Guilt live at Brixton Academy, Silvera omv or Global Warming live in studio are all good choices. All have different vibes and the latter two have Joe doing some clean singing. The Gift of Guilt is worth it just to see Mario going nuts on the drums, and their precision and tightness live. Oh and please give Enslaved another chance too! Roots of the Mountains maybe. Stay safe and continue being you!
If you haven't checked out Mastodon, I think you'd really like them. Very similar sound, and I'll die on the hill that they're the best metal band in America. Recommend Oblivion, The Last Baron, More than I could chew, The Sparrow, Sultan's Curse.
@@TheWolffAndTheMelody 4 piece band, from Atlanta. Bassist, lead guitar and drummer all take lead vocals. Super intelligent, personal lyrics. Stellar metal, but don't be surprised to hear sick chicken picking licks on a Gretsch thrown in. They did a concept album themed after Moby Dick. My second favourite band, after Voivod and above Opeth. The Last Baron would be a good entry point. Visualizer version: ua-cam.com/video/hPxql0rPmKE/v-deo.htmlsi=A-DukN7WdjPfbzFO
Holy shit, yeah, i forgot to recomend this one, this one was literally the one that got me into Gojira! All right! If you liked this one, just like me, i'd suggest one of theese: Stranded, Flying Whales, Gift of Guilt (live at brixton academy) Well, there are so many good songs from them that mixes this calming and relaxing moment and then explodes epically, i'll gradually recommend more songs based on your next reactions!
Fun fact: Gojira, Devin Townsend, and one of the guys from Meshuggah, Fredrik Thordendal, wrote some material together some years ago. Unfortunately the hard drive with the complete album got toasted, and only one song survived. It's called "Of Blood and Salt", it's easy to find on UA-cam, and without sugar-coating it: it's fucking glorious. I really hope they eventually take another shot at making an album together. Great to see you take another shot with them! I can think of at least 5 other songs of theirs to recommend for different reasons, but I think "Another World" might hit a good spot for you. It's very melodic but shows off a hint more of their heavier side than this. For having such a distinctive sound, this band can do a hell of a lot within that range.
As a massive massive Gojira fan, this one is indeed such a well written song. Majority of Gojira songs are mich more intense and ‘brutal’, but when they do a softer one, they do it just as well. Another one in the same spirit of this one would be ‘The Trails’, off of their latest album Fortitude which for majority of OG Gojira fans was kind of a miss. I thought it was okay but i definitely like the older stuff better. I’d suggest to watch some live footage, without going too too hard, i’d recommend The Axe live at Brixton academy or Explosia live at Brixton. They really do metal in their own way and that why i clicked with them so well. Literally 85% of their disocgraphy is topnotch imo. Keep em coming and nothing better as an honest reaction. Cheers
Sorry I'm late to the party friend...i was so unbelievably glad to see you had a reaction to this song, and also many others surprisingly...this has got to be one of the top 3 songs i know that PERFECTLY encompasses my simultaneous sadness and anger at times, but its unbelievably cathartic...the beginning with the ethereal guitar and vocals like gets me lost in thw ether or something, but at least I'm out of my own head for a while...also their song "Flying Whales" has a lot of cool, soothing instrumentals i think you might like it if you havent checked it out already..❤ you man; Pe@ce, Love, and Prosperity to all of you
you forget just how good this actually is until you listen again after a while and immediately begin to vibe
This is the way.
Ahh, my favourite song from them cos yeah, born in winter. 😅
And another one added to my playlist! Haha! Thanks!
ahhaha
Perfect video indeed! How about " gift of guilt " from gojira? Or " pray "
I plan on diving into more
🇫🇷 🥰 Frenchy in the place, I'm feeling home 😆
❤😂
"The Fall" from the same album is another great song.
I will have to check it out.
@@TheWolffAndTheMelody Actually the whole "L'enfant Sauvage" album is great
Seen Gojira several times, excellent band. This track, Gift Of Guilt, Oroborus, The Art Of Dying, Where Dragons Dwell so many great tracks.
Very cool band, that is just different. Love em.
This song hit me good!
@@TheWolffAndTheMelody that's good buddy. That's what music is all about!
Even on the more aggressive and harder songs (I myself needed to grow into the singer's vocals, "L'enfant sauvage" was the one that did it for me!), I feel like having the lyrics visible will be a big surprise for you, even their most aggressive songs have a surprisingly positive and insightful message to them, it's very interesting !
This song in particular, unless I'm wrong, was created for the birth of the singer's daughter (guess which season) and is nothing but positive lyrics telling her to face the world and the future !
I think most songs from their "L'enfant sauvage" album are the perfect gateway between their former heavy style and their newer progressive-ish style.
If it's still a bit too heavy though, almost any song from their "Magma" album should do the trick, there are some very unique here since the album was made with very melancholic energy/themes (when the singer & drummer's mom died from cancer), some have clean singing all the way through and have barely ever been reacted to (like Low lands or Shooting star which are very soothing and beautiful imho) !
I couldn't have said it better !
The best example of this is Into The Wilderness - it's an incredible aggressive song that is about being one with the trees haha
Please do "L'Enfant Sauvage" and "Low Lands" 🙏
Good on you for giving everyone a second chance. The bass counter melody was very clever and comforting. Nice song!
dude I knew you would dig this
Wow that was awesome. Loved the bass in it!
Right! This was great!
🤘
This cut-up! I like the mellow tone that leads into the more metal side to the song. Good mix, for sure. Loved it. We appreciate your fairness and honesty brother.
This was beautiful. Like an evolved Tool. Strong stuff.
Love this! I'm gonna check out more from this band
i just love Gojira's groove it feels so good
Right!
Gojira is so good. Amazing live. Mario is the best drummer in the world imo.
Mario is a god. That about covers it.
Off the back of this, strong recommendation for "Gojira - Pray (extended version) live at Red Rocks"
Sounds good!
Gojira goes beyond just heavy music, they are more like tool, it is closer to an spiritual experience than anything, listento pray live at red rocks and you will understand
This song was soooo good!
my son likes this song. he is eight years old, learning to play drums (i better won't show him el estepario siberiano, otherwise he'll become dismotivated) and he is turning intop a metal head.
and i liked this song, too!
Hell ya! Hes gonna be great!
Good morning from New England..Welcome to the worldwide Gojira Collective...When they pull back a bit they write some of the most atmospheric metal out there..I'm a drummer and Mario is an alien on his kit lol I've seen them 8 times the last time being in Portland Maine with Mastodon and Gojira put on the best show I've ever seen...Since you dug this listen to THE SHOOTING STAR LOWLANDS or if you want straight up bangers try BACKBONE or GIFT OF GUILT..I hope you get back to more Gojira... Btw they are a band best experienced live so I recommend watching some live vids ✌️🧐🤘
hell yea! Thanks so much dude!
@@TheWolffAndTheMelody Np brother ✌️🤘
As a December baby, i approve of born in winter. 😌 Great groove and intro, building into an explosion of sound. Bass and drums solid, his deep voice lulls you then.. bam! 😂 ❤ and ✌️
so good! I loved it!
Dude, I'm glad this one got it's hooks in you. I was a little concerned with the first Gojira reaction, but I know you're open to trying more than one song from these bands. Great reaction! 🤘🤘
Bro you know me! I really try to be open
omg I LOVE this!!! Mario Deplantier...you are a god. I will continue to say it because ...holy crap. Perfection.
Right! This was amazing.
appreciate you!
Yup, I liked this. Liked the melody, liked the clean vocals, even liked the video.
AYEEEE!
AURORA brought me here! Must listen to Gojira more. Loved your reaction. THankyou
Dude thank you so much! I'm so glad you are here.
Ok, I'm sold. I've heard a few songs from them, most didn't do anything to me, some I liked. but this one was awesome. Now I'm interested in discovering more.
Rock on!
The main issue people seem to have getting into Gojira is how many different styles of songs they have. Some are brutal, some are slow, some are heavy, some are soft.
This strikes a balance they often find in their slower song's, and displays their versatility. Going from this to something like "The Axe" is polarising, so somebody picking the 'wrong song for them' is very possible.
Their skill however, is undeniable, regardless of opinion. Some songs are long enough and well crafted to the point ive had tears swell, which isnt common at all for me.
I can totally see that. Thats why I try and give a band about 3 to 5 songs to see how I truly feel. This was my 2nd listen and much better.
I've heard a handful or a bit more of Gojira's tracks and from what I remember (not 100% reliable) I did enjoy, as I did with this one. Really don't know why I don't dive deeper - time to change that!
yea, after this song we are going to dive
i love this song so much fr. i reckon you’d love Periphery, especially their songs Atropos and Luck As A Constant. also maybe some Rammstein aswell
Anything I say about Gojira will be biased. I love their music. The aggressive, yet melodical way of composing and arranging songs is amazing, but there's something about the timbre of their instruments and Joe's voice that makes them sound definitely unique.
This was sooooo good!
Love seeing you go back to Gojira; they’re an amazing band with an incredible catalog. For the next one I would recommend Ocean Planet, which is the song that originally hooked me. Or you could just jump into the deep end with The Heaviest Matter in the Universe. Up to you!
If you do so, definitely watch the live version at Rio. Awesome recording and imo so much more enjoyable as the studio version.
As a grown man, this song makes me cry.
Oooh, more Gojira, me likes!
With The Art of Dying you discovered their more technical, agressive, complicated and brutal side. With this one you discovered their more melodic, emotional and softer side. They have everything in between. This band oozes talent and creativity imo.
I want to recommend more songs but it's difficult to choose just one.
The Gift of Guilt live at Brixton Academy, Silvera omv or Global Warming live in studio are all good choices. All have different vibes and the latter two have Joe doing some clean singing. The Gift of Guilt is worth it just to see Mario going nuts on the drums, and their precision and tightness live.
Oh and please give Enslaved another chance too! Roots of the Mountains maybe.
Stay safe and continue being you!
This was sooooo good dude.
If you haven't checked out Mastodon, I think you'd really like them. Very similar sound, and I'll die on the hill that they're the best metal band in America.
Recommend Oblivion, The Last Baron, More than I could chew, The Sparrow, Sultan's Curse.
Yea Ive heard of them but never gave em a listen
@@TheWolffAndTheMelody
4 piece band, from Atlanta. Bassist, lead guitar and drummer all take lead vocals. Super intelligent, personal lyrics. Stellar metal, but don't be surprised to hear sick chicken picking licks on a Gretsch thrown in. They did a concept album themed after Moby Dick. My second favourite band, after Voivod and above Opeth.
The Last Baron would be a good entry point.
Visualizer version:
ua-cam.com/video/hPxql0rPmKE/v-deo.htmlsi=A-DukN7WdjPfbzFO
Holy shit, yeah, i forgot to recomend this one, this one was literally the one that got me into Gojira!
All right! If you liked this one, just like me, i'd suggest one of theese:
Stranded, Flying Whales, Gift of Guilt (live at brixton academy)
Well, there are so many good songs from them that mixes this calming and relaxing moment and then explodes epically, i'll gradually recommend more songs based on your next reactions!
I will forsure check out more
Fun fact: Gojira, Devin Townsend, and one of the guys from Meshuggah, Fredrik Thordendal, wrote some material together some years ago. Unfortunately the hard drive with the complete album got toasted, and only one song survived. It's called "Of Blood and Salt", it's easy to find on UA-cam, and without sugar-coating it: it's fucking glorious. I really hope they eventually take another shot at making an album together.
Great to see you take another shot with them! I can think of at least 5 other songs of theirs to recommend for different reasons, but I think "Another World" might hit a good spot for you. It's very melodic but shows off a hint more of their heavier side than this. For having such a distinctive sound, this band can do a hell of a lot within that range.
this was sooooo good! I will explore more
As a massive massive Gojira fan, this one is indeed such a well written song. Majority of Gojira songs are mich more intense and ‘brutal’, but when they do a softer one, they do it just as well. Another one in the same spirit of this one would be ‘The Trails’, off of their latest album Fortitude which for majority of OG Gojira fans was kind of a miss. I thought it was okay but i definitely like the older stuff better. I’d suggest to watch some live footage, without going too too hard, i’d recommend The Axe live at Brixton academy or Explosia live at Brixton. They really do metal in their own way and that why i clicked with them so well. Literally 85% of their disocgraphy is topnotch imo. Keep em coming and nothing better as an honest reaction. Cheers
I was completely blown away by this❤
Sorry I'm late to the party friend...i was so unbelievably glad to see you had a reaction to this song, and also many others surprisingly...this has got to be one of the top 3 songs i know that PERFECTLY encompasses my simultaneous sadness and anger at times, but its unbelievably cathartic...the beginning with the ethereal guitar and vocals like gets me lost in thw ether or something, but at least I'm out of my own head for a while...also their song "Flying Whales" has a lot of cool, soothing instrumentals i think you might like it if you havent checked it out already..❤ you man; Pe@ce, Love, and Prosperity to all of you
Much love friend!
oh yes this is TASTY
you are tasty
mmmmm you is tasty my beautiful friend!