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Coheed and Cambria "Shoulders" Composer Reaction The Decomposer Lounge
Coheed has been my favorite band for 18 years. They’ve unfortunately been kind of sorta *underground* that entire time. So whenever a cool reaction channel starts reviewing Coheed and Cambria, I definitely stay in to watch.
“Gravity’s Union” next time you do Coheed, please!
I've seen Coheed in Phoenix, Nashville, and Atlanta. All fantastic shows and the bands they played with were great too: Circa Survive, Thank You Scientist, The Dear Hunter, Primus, and Tool.
@@mvasquez1990123 I saw Coheed with Between the Buried and Me, and then Taking Back Sunday
They canceled a tour spot they were doing with Mastodon, sadface.
Then covid cancelled the Neverender tour I had tickets to. Feels bad, man
Definitely. Claudio has said that Gravity's Union is their "best" song from a technical standpoint and it really is a journey. Seen them 15 times and they NEVER disappoint live
@@mvasquez1990123 thank you thank you. The caged drop is one of the strongest emotional reactions I’ve had to a song
@@iceberg1131 God do I love that finale to the song
Coheed was a band I couldn't really get into for years....then one day it just clicked and I legit couldn't understand how anyone could not like what this band is doing. There is nobody like Coheed. Love'em.
Me too! Tried a few times to get into them and just didn't click, but now? Can't get enough. So weird lol
They have that effect, it's like a you love it or you hate it band, for me the transition from hate to love took me just a couple of months but I know for some people it really takes years or never comes at all.
:: chants :: One of us. One of us.
I hated the first song I heard from them but my friends back then never shut up about them and now they’re still one of my favorites lol.
Someone told me that the Coheed experience goes like this:
(First time a song plays)…man, this guy sucks…what the crap, his voice is too high.
(Listens again) wait a minute, he doesn’t suck, this is actually really good.
(Listens for a third time) “I am one among the fence!”
Mother Superior by Coheed is an incredible ride
agree. it just soars... that 'Mother Superior' at the end, when he cracks that out it's magic
I love that you've been doing coheed but its crazy how you haven't even scratched the surface with them. Hopefully something from their earlier catalog will be decomposed in the future. I would jot some down but I'd be here forever lol
No kidding the old coheed is the best imo first four albums in particular.
The neverender tour is what he needs to watch
Only one video of their earlier stuff, I linked it below, but I agree. Huge fan here since 2003 and I love seeing anyone doing an analysis on this band, they the best ♥️
ruclips.net/video/B4LLwz5f6io/видео.html
@@brandongrayson456 idk i think Unheavenly Creatures sounds a lot like their old sound. I enjoyed the hell out of the album and im excited to hear the next part of the story
We all know Coheed is not a band where you listen to one song from one album. You gotta listen to the whole album start to finish since most of the albums are theme albums.
Honestly if I see “Coheed”and “Old Composer reacts” in the same RUclips title, I’m like “yes I’m in.” Doesn’t matter the song haha.
Im a simple man, I see a Coheed video and I stop, listen & upvote.
As a Composer I'd love to see you react to A Window Of The Waking Mind. It's the title track off their recently released album and an absolute Rollercoaster ride of a song.
1000%
I've seen them about 6 times live, some people here have seen them well over 20! you gotta give us more Coheed reactions! Please do the entire Willing Well from front to back. It's four songs that make for one of the most fantastic prog rock experiences of all time
29 times here!
@@chrismuckey9931 lucky dude!
Needs to be the neverender tour edition. That most certainly would be an epic breakdown for him.
15 times :)
23 times here 😁 ill be meeting them for the 8th time in February 🤘🤘
Hope you come back around to The Dillinger Escape Plan for this!
The starting lyrics are genius.
"Listen now that I've got your attention."
Coheed is amazing, they have lots of different styles of songs to explore, amazing acoustic sets too.
amaaaaaaazing acoustic sets
@Buster Holiday I came to the comment section to say this exact thing.
Oh my gosh finally another Coheed song, I've been waiting forever for one to pop up on your channel again, lol
same man I watch them immediately when he does Coheed lol
Been my favorite band since 2003, jr in hs driving through the back country roads is south texas. Delirium Trigger was the song that made me fall in love. Absorbing the energy and just going on a trip. So much so that we named our firstborn Claudio, after the lead singer. Thank you for checking them out.
Delirium Trigger is amazing!!
South TX. #3 named claudio!
Songs to look into by cohered "delirium trigger"
As always love the content man good job
THIS IS THE WAY
My second favorite Coheed song
Favorite coheed song ❤️ definitely agree
This song never gets brought up and it's crazy to me that it doesn't get more recognition
First one of their songs I learned to play and sing. It holds a very special place in my heart
It would be awesome if you could do a "Comparison" series or revisit some old songs you've already checked out and compare/contrast the studio/'plugged' versions with their acoustic counterparts. Coheed just recently released a KILLER acoustic rendition of Shoulders you should definitely check out :)
I hope you do even more Coheed! Gravemakers and Gunslingers, Gravity’s Union, and Here We Are Juggernaut are some songs you should check out in the future!
Gravemakers and gunslingers is one of if not their absolute best song ever. The list is 20+ songs in a tie for number 1. But I remember pre ordering no world for tomorrow and gunslingers blew me away the vocal layering, the pounding thundering gallop of a riff. Literally shattered my world. It really was street's ahead.
One of the best parts about Coheed is that even after 20 years and hundreds of unique, original songs they still manage to write super catchy choruses.
I wonder if the big names ever go to them for writing help lol
This is my favorite band I've been in the industry for a long time and these guys are amazing I really like you to do some of Claudio Sanchez acoustic versions their acoustic is amazing
"it sizzles; it's crispy as fuck"
couldn't have said it better
Thanks for more Coheed!
Nov. 12 is my birthday. Would love to see you react to Song for the Dead by QOTSA and discover their true musical genius and Dave Grohl unleashed to tear up his set like a rabid dog. I love all your content and and your love for the best music!
Welcome Home- Hands down the best Coheed and Cambria song!
Would love to see on some of their tracks on Second Stage Turbine Blade, namely Time Consumer, Everything Evil, Neverender, and God Send Conspirator. Such a unique album.
More coheed! 2113! Delirium trigger!
Coheed & Cambria did some pretty metal songs back in the day too. You should reaaally check out In keeping secrets of silent earth. One of the best songs ever made.
So excited to see more Coheed!
Gravitys Union by Coheed and Cambria. It'll blow your decomposing mind 😉
This makes me so happy!
All of us Coheed peeps are loving these videos! Thank you for bringing this content and for your perspective on our favorite band. You’re awesome 🖤
So glad you did Shoulders! The ending riff is beyond words
Im so stoked for this album
I don't think I've seen anyone get as excited as me to hear the bass highlighted in a song until I started watching your channel. 🤙
Thanks Geebz
Glad you did this song, I love the riff on this song a lot. They did a great job giving us a harder rock single.
I’ve seen these guys 3 times up in the Great White North. Absolutely amazing live, literally recording quality each show.
Such an awesome song! These guys have put put some great songs over the years. And I loved your review. Seemed like you were pretty into it and listening to the details. I kno the face. Lol. Anyways, KILLER job brother!🤘
They are awesome live too. Saw them with Between the Buried and Me a few years ago.
Awesome! Coheed and Cambria is amazing! If you have already reviewed them, Between the Buried and Me just put out a scorcher of an album, Colors 2......
I have been suggesting something off of Colors 2 already as well! I know he has seen my comment both times because he liked it so hopefully we get one soon! My choice is Bad Habits, but Never seen would also be amazing. I know he likes long songs so I was picking things with a lot of variations. Maybe even Human is Hell. My other choice was Extremophile elite from the live DVD because that is an amazing performance and shows off their skill in HD
I actually got to see BTBAM on tour with Coheed twice. Two of the best live bands I have ever heard.
Dude, I saw coheed/porcupine tree coheadling tour August 2010 in san Antonio tx. BEST concert ever.
I'm still here, and every time you do one of their tracks, it reignites the flame I have for this band. Someone else mentioned it, but a slow burn of The Willing Well I-IV would be such a stellar video. You've mentioned the Rush likeness, and I feel like these tracks cement that. Please and thank you.
loving your decompositions of C&C. mahaloz!
CoCa was my favorite band as a kid. I haven't loved much of the newer stuff but the first 2 albums are still some of my favorites. I would love 2 see u react 2 "Everything Evil"
Love love love Coheed!!! Not enough people react to them!
You got a sub simply because of Coheed and Cambria. One of the most underrated bands of my time no question
great song! Coheed is amazing and I cannot wait for their next album. One of my favorite songs they have ever done.
I know I have said it already but my suggestions for the countdown are Between the Buried and Me, Extremophile Elite (live at the fidelitorium) or Bad Habits. !
I got to see them this year for my first ever concert! I was surprised that I was so into this song when they played it live, as if I'd heard it a million times, since they'd just released it and I'd only listened to it a couple times beforehand. To me it feels more like a rock song then their other stuff, but definitely still great.
That's awesome! Welcome to the world of live music. I first saw them in '02.. and they've evolved so much since then.
As a composer, you would truly enjoy the willing well series of songs that close out the Good Apollo album. Glorious prog.
GeebZ my Man please
Trivium - shogun
Brutal classic
Hugs from Brasil.
And more archspire too.
Once you get it, you get it
First song I’ve heard by these guys. I’m impressed. Great groove, great melody. Singer sounds a bit like Joey Tempest of Europe fame. Serious pipes.
If you do Coheed and Cambria again, decompose Coheed and Cambria Welcome Home.
Second this for *"Welcome Home"* 🤘🏼
@@mistersmeagol259 he already did welcome home!! back in June. For some reason it has under 100 views
ruclips.net/video/uE7tPPBYC4g/видео.html
@@ericfusco7283 Oops! Thanks for the heads up!
One of my favorite coheed songs is The Crowing!
Welcome Home by Coheed and Cambria is one of my all time favorite rock tracks.
I love Coheed! I always have! What I took from his guitar lesson out there on RUclips: it's all in how you pick it, I guess?
Ive been enjoying coheed's new direction, it feels like a perfect mash of their old sound with new creative thinking. I fucking dig it
Pls do more Coheed!!!! Older Coheed! We all wanna hear it!
I love me some Coheed! Took me a while to get into Claudio Sanchez's voice but he's fantastic... and a killer guitarist to boot! If you're recycling bands, please revisit Clutch! "Profts Of Doom" is so good!
Now that the full album Shoulders is on is out, definitely check out the song Window of the Waking Mind, it's a journey.
Dude... If you haven't listened to the entire Vaxis II album... Do it! You will love it from start to finish.
I have a Line 6 Spyder (digital) amp, and it has hundreds of preset setups. This riff reminds me of one of the setups called "Alien TalkBack"
Thank you for doing these! I find it so interesting to hear your views and opinions!
Coheed is by far my favourite band. They can produce SO many interesting songs, that I am continuously discovering new hidden gems with each listen.
Can I request you review:
The Dark Sentencer.
For an idea of their diverse sound, these other tracks are certainly worth your attention:
Here We Are Juggernaut
Far
The Afterman
Evagria The Faithful
Peace To The Mountain (I think you may have a lot to say about this one!)
And if you have some spare time, and you're in the mood for a listen, you can see another dimension to their character in:
Atlas (acoustic) (the one where he's playing in his kitchen haha!)
The Wlling Well series of songs is the best group of songs ever made. Fuel for the Feeding End would be great to react to.
Do a full album reaction to their record In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3
I'm begging u
Gotta check out The Hard Shell by Coheed. So many amazing songs to check out, every album has multiple gems
I realize I'm super late to the party, but I didn't see this answer through the comments- They both use solid state with a bunch of dsp processing on their guitar rigs. You'll see they each only have like 2 pedals and a volume treadle but those small boards have massive capabilities
Vildhjarta just released a new album so it would be super cool if you checked them out again! Their newer stuff is absolutely mind blowing in my opinion.
Claudio is a pedal and synth nerd. So he is constantly playing around with new sounds.
Would love to hear your take on a band that tours with Coheed called "The Dear Hunter". Their song "A Night on the Town" has such an interesting composition.
This really sounds like pop punk of the 2000’s. I think it’s kinda glorious to see them doing it. A slight metal tinge to it. Like polished Killswitch Engage production
It would be cool to see you react to some older Coheed. In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 is an AMAZING song
All of coheed and cambria's albums are one large space story which is awesome if you do a little research you can get the lowdown you dig
You should listen to Coheed and Cambria - The Dark Sentencer. Beautiful song and truly one of the best examples of Claudios true talent as a singer and song writer.
Queen of the Dark!
Please just do in keeping secrets of silent earth 3. That is all ❤
I think it's time for you to try Thrice, amazing band... For miles would be an awesome way to start!
I hadn't heard this song before or very much of newer Coheed stuff in fact. I liked it. It feels like a bigger, fuller sound, and yeah, an in-it-in-a-minute riffy and pretty accessible piece. I think I've heard that lyrically they've moved away from the fictional-universe of the singer's comic books in the past few years? I'm glad that he's not feeling beholden to what they had.
All that said, I really think that to know what Coheed is about and what gained them most of their fans and propelled them to success, you need to visit their stuff from the early 2000s. Especially the longer, more progressive tracks. It's basically emo (in a very early 00s way) prog rock with a little bit of metal. And it's so interesting and fun. You need to listen to the album "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3" in its entirety, to be honest. It's their second album, and I still think it's near perfect. It is meant to be experienced as an album; it opens and closes with the same theme, played with different instruments. The title track was the first song of theirs I ever heard and it took a little bit to grow on me, but it got my attention and eventually became one of my favorite songs ever. It starts quiet with a solitary guitar and then by the end there's a roaring choir. The song is about an epicly important space battle, with crypticly suggested characters full of destiny and drama, and it feels like it. It's just wonderful.
My list of essential Coheed:
- "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth" [iconic, just described]
- "Everything Evil" [from the first album. dark, epic -- try the version from "Guitar Center Sessions", I think it actually somehow surpasses the album recording]
- "The Crowing" [very cool longer track from their second album; I think of it as the protagonist's "coming of age/accepting the quest" moment; neat key-signature changes]
- "21:13" [bonus track from the second album; very proggy and meandering; reprises many melodies from previous tracks of theirs, including their first album, and somehow it works]
- "Delirium Trigger" [from the first album; another kind of creepy one, very creative and cool with a powerfully plaintive refrain]
- "Blood Red Summer" [second album; incredibly fun and boppy, but it BUILDS]
- "The Light & The Glass" [epic ballad which closes the second album; starts like a lullaby and builds to amazing section before eventually fading out]
- "Welcome Home" [from their third album and possibly their most well-known song; heavier in kind of a metal Zeppelin way; sounds more like this song in this video you've made except the guitar solo isn't short and disappointing lol it turns into some beautiful noodling that goes on for like a full minute or something; has a truly fantastic driving riff throughout]
- "Time Consumer" [from the first album; just a classic]
- "Cuts Marked in the March of Men" [second album, interesting and fun, idk]
- "Three Evils (Embodied in Love and Shadow)" [second album; I get it mixed up with "Cuts Marked" sometimes because they kind of go together story-wise I believe but they're both just really interesting and fun songs]
I'm sure other people can recommend more of their later stuff. But I think these are the songs that really defined them. Most of that have that "terminally climactic" structure that makes them so unique. They build anticipation for a final new cool section instead of just repeating the hook, and the end of the song sounds like a completely different song from the first. (The other band that comes to mind first for me that does that a lot is Tool.)
... Also, I recognize that you did react to "Favor House Atlantic" and that that is from the era I'm saying you need to listen to, but it's the shortest, simplest, poppiest song on the album. That's why it's a "hit"--because it's the only radio-ready song on the album. Not because it's actually fan's favorite from the album.
Nice shirt
Would love for you to check out "Delirium Trigger" by them. Classic track.
Do Mothers of Men please!!! Or anything off of either The Afterman albums!! Still my favorite albums. :)
I think you should definitely check out coheed and cambria - delirium trigger
the guitar definitely sounds like a voltage starved velcro style fuzz with a hard gate, either an ocatve fuzz or run with an secondary octaver effect.
You should check out the acoustic version that they did of this song. It's even better I believe.
Hello . I often watch your show. You've already had the opportunity to listen to the band Triumvirat - Spartacus - Pompeii - (Prog German - golden era) and Area (Italian Band Prog Avant) all the albums are very good
I recommend.
Anyone else click like at the beginning of the video so you don't forget? Great choice Geebz!! I have faith in you getting back to Jason Richardson and Luke Holland ft. Rick Graham - Ho's Down..... and it also gives me something to write and feed the Al Gore Rhythm for you! Awwwright!!
PLEASE check out any of the Willing Well songs from Coheed! I know you'll dig it!
I think you need to take it back to where it began with Second Stage Turbine Blade. I'd start with Everything Evil or Neverender. Masterpieces!
I saw coheed with “thank you scientists” a couple years back. You should check out scientists. I’d love to see someone with some music background pick them apart because it was an experience for sure.
Annnnnndd looking through your stuff it looks like you have. Awesome!
If you want to dissect the quintessential coheed song, may I suggest the Willing Well II: From fear through the eyes of madness
You might enjoy The Gutter, Gravity's Union or Delirium trigger.
Do yourself a favor and listen to an album all the way through. All of them.
The full album experience is the best experience
I'd really like to see The Afterman albums Key Entities songs. They're absolutely beautiful stories.
Here are a few songs by Coheed to review:
The Crowing
The Willing Well I: Fuel for the Feeding End
The Willing Well II: From Fear through the Eyes of Madness
Mother May I
The Gutter
Rise, Naianasha (Cut the Cord)
Gravemakers and Gunslingers
The Pavillion (A Long Way Back)
The Dark Sentencer
In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3
Gravity’s Union
Domino the Destitute
Sentry the Defiant
Devil in Jersey City
Everything Evil
Delirium Trigger
He did the Pavillion already. It was his first Coheed song. Check through his videos for it. He also did A Favor House Atlantic
Hey geeeeeebs if you want to hear the BEST COHEED SONG LISTEN TO ONCE UPON YOUR DEAD BODY its one of my favorites of all time
A few older suggestions for your never ending list: Smile Empty Soul - "Afterlife", Ra - "Sky", Chevelle - "Another Know it All", Breaking Benjamin - "So Cold", Bullet for My Valentine - "Your Betrayal", Three Days Grace - "I Hate Everything About You".... just a few!! Great channel!
Gravity's union that is all
This sounds like something that would have been on the radio back in 2005 LOL
Why does every Coheed song make me feel like I'm about to go Super Saiyan
C'est la Vie by Protest the Hero pls
geebz i need you to react to ladders of supremacy off their new album!
Would love to hear you do sentry the defiant, goodnight fair lady, cuts marked in the March of man or dark sentencer by coheed. Also would love to get your opinion on the band propagandhi (dear coaches corner, nigredo, duplicate keys icaro)
Since you mentioned that you're going to be doing new bands in the new year, please listen to something from the band called 3.
3 started out as brothers Joey and Josh Eppard, and a bassist named Chris Bittner who's now a producer. They were a big influence on a guy named Claudio Sanchez, who learned to sing in his unusually high tone by imitating Joey Eppard's natural voice. Joey's is natural, Claudio's was learned from imitation.
Joey Eppard independently made a comic book to go along with 3's first album Paint by Number, but it was too much work to do alone, so he stopped.
Claudio formed a band called Shabutie.
Josh Eppard, 3's drummer, left 3 to drum for Shabutie.
Shabutie changed their name to Coheed and Cambria.
Claudio took Joey Eppard's comic-album tie-in idea and did the same for Coheed and Cambria's albums.
Coheed has often borrowed lyrics and phrases from 3 songs in their own songs.
Coheed got lucky with a risky record deal that 3 turned down and they blew up.
Coheed took 3 with them on tour as openers, but it didn't go so well because people thought 3 was a Coheed copycat band when it was the other way around.
Coheed and Cambria would not exist without 3. Please listen to them. They really, truly deserve the recognition.
3 has a different sound on every album and even crosses genres and styles a ton throughout each album, so anything you listen to will be totally unique and wildly different, making their discography absolutely fascinating. Listen to literally anything from any of their albums and you'll be in for a treat. Some good ones to start with might be the title track on Lay Down the Law, Paint by Number, Astroknot, Careless Kim, Wrong Alright (Gangstaship), Endless Alibi, Broadway Alien, Bedroom in Hell, Dregs, Trust, Queen, Amazedisgrace (aka Amaze Disgrace), My Divided Falling, Bleeding Me Home, These Iron Bones, The Better Half of Me, High Times, Numbers, One With the Sun, Pretty, It's Alive, Only Child, or The Barrier. Literally anything you listen to from 3 will be a great and interesting experience.