Blows my mind this is 2005.. they are so far beyond their time it’s unbelievable. Such a major influence on what metal and the “core” sub genres are today.
@@MordraWhat's crazy is that at the beginning of their careers (first 3-4 albums) they used 6 strings in Studio and downtuned THE FUCK outta those guitars😂it is an understatement to say they were relieved when they got 7 strings
@@Mordra I think you forgot about Korn in 1994. Not saying Meshuggah aren't incredibly influencial, just not really for bringing 7 strings on the scene particularly
When I listen to Meshuggah I think of little fuzzy bunnies and happy deer prancing through the forest on a brisk autumn day. The serene guitar picking of the band inspires happy childhood memories like sipping hot coco on a blustery winter day curled up by a roaring fire in a warm sweater.
Most other bands speed up their tempo when they play live but I love how Meshuggah slows theirs down...it adds so much more to the heaviness of the song.
@axistro2309 this post is 4 years old and you dug up this fossil to correct somebody's name? In English it's marten because we don't have those characters in our alphabet.
Meshuggah, indisputably among the most innovative and important bands in metal history… their polyrhythmic grooves revolutionizing metal from the 2000s onward and influencing countless others…. is playing the “Snickers Stage”.
If this is the best I'd hate to hear the worst.... I had never listened to Meshuggah before today and now I know what hell must sound like (this isn't meant to be a compliment, either)
I've always appreciated this song, but it keeps getting deeper. It's rare that I appreciate the whole span of a bands contribution, but I like their early stuff and their current stuff. I can't get enough. I hope the 2016 album is awesome.
created wayyyyy before 2005, find something else.. add the fact if their were camera, it was for a dvd version of the concert... pretty sure they weren't filming this dvd in 360p.
You do realize that most DVD had a screen resolution inferior to 360p, right? While full HD resolution existed around 2005 (only available to big movie studios, by the way), there's hardly any chance that this video comes straight from the raw camera feed, which means it's most likely a downscaled source meant for TV broadcasting. Want HD? Then go ask for the original masters.
Trashware I just watched the video. Felt weird looking at people in front of 140 dB speakers without anything to reduce the noise. Because you know, hearing is a thing musicians sort of need. Unless you're Beethoven.
Everytime I listen to this song while high, I always had visions of the future being like "The Terminator", but more down to earth, just like the song (sort of) says: "our evolution into full integration of human machine..." we all know it's going to happen at some point. It's inevitable, we need the tech in order to speed our old software which is just too slow evolving on it's own to keep up with times, computer humanoids with downloaded consciousness/personalities/Human experiences are inevitable.
most people dont need to understand lyrics to enjoy a song...especially fans of metal with growling vocals which obviously aren't intended to be understood, for the most part. This band does an excellent job using vocals as a rhythmic instrument as well as to create intensity and severity in the music. If your only way to enjoy the sound of the vocals is to know the lyrics, then you can have them in front of you while listening, and it's really easy to follow along.
I believe that there is no band heavier than Meshuggah - this is just awesome. I love the bit where they go from sounding like Al Di Meola from the 70s to one of the heaviest passages of music ever from about 2.30.
Please for the love of god DON'T TRY HEADBANGING TO THIS. I did a few hours ago and i'm writing to you now from the hospital. I'm a quadriplegic now and have to live my life in a wheelchair. All the bones in my neck are dust. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
I hate it when the camera moves so much and the second solo was not even shot when he was moving it all the time here and there but not the one playing the solo.
"we have multiple camera's, let's use them all at thesame time!!"
lmao
Can't stop laughing
And not film the solo!
Shane EXACTLY! ARRRRGH!
***** I swear, happens every fucking time
Blows my mind this is 2005.. they are so far beyond their time it’s unbelievable. Such a major influence on what metal and the “core” sub genres are today.
and it was released 10 years before that, bringing the 7 string influence to bands like Nevermore... crazy!
The Dillinger Escape Plan alike but unlike at the time.
@@MordraWhat's crazy is that at the beginning of their careers (first 3-4 albums) they used 6 strings in Studio and downtuned THE FUCK outta those guitars😂it is an understatement to say they were relieved when they got 7 strings
@@Mordra I think you forgot about Korn in 1994. Not saying Meshuggah aren't incredibly influencial, just not really for bringing 7 strings on the scene particularly
@@HipsterNgariman they influenced using 8 string guitars and polyrhythmic/polymetric techniques.
Given that no one mentioned it, the bass tone here is absolutely killing.
I have the beginning of this song as my alarm. Best idea I ever came up with.
Haha this is a greath idea !
Me too. Second alarm, for if first one gets snoozed or turned off. Nobody sleeps through it. Ever. Harrowing....
@@AzraelBlackstar first alarm brr brr deng
This is the second alarm
Jajajajajsjjaja
Dude what me too I've been using it since forever, it's perfect
Tell the editor to fucking chill, jesus. I can appreciate the breakdown without having an epileptic seizure in the process.
Zach Eagan Watching this gave me a headache. And it wasn't the music...
Their Grooves niggah. Go listen to Attila or for the fallen dreams for breaks downs.
He was way into it, couldn't control himself. The metal was too powerful
go to a meshuggah show, you'll get a seizure there anyway regardless lmaoo
It's not the editor, this is just footage the director is cutting the cameras.
3:33 The most Meshuggah timestamp for the greatest breakdown of all time
Makes me wanna run through a brick wall
@@LG-qk7kf Again? 🤭
my god
Epilepsy - The Video
+metfan4l grab a bunch of epileptic friends, turn this video on and you'll have a wonderful foam party.
+metfan4l yep, unwatchable
Lolol
🤣😅
1oVVa
Cursed
all those cameras and you couldn't get a shot of the solo
that's my very opinion, too. i would like to see Fredrik's crazy solo, how the fuck could he do it, aaaaand.... nothing
They never can.
@@VilagosJozsi Maybe they want to keep it a secret 🤫
2:53 my g
And 3:08
When I listen to Meshuggah I think of little fuzzy bunnies and happy deer prancing through the forest on a brisk autumn day. The serene guitar picking of the band inspires happy childhood memories like sipping hot coco on a blustery winter day curled up by a roaring fire in a warm sweater.
+Samuel Counter OMG I was thinking the exact same thing! Twinsies!
It reminds me of fuzzy bunnies and fluffy birdies.....being thrown in a wood chipper.......
You guys, I totally see a cloud shaped like an unicorn. That one there, ice cream cone, totally.
In spite of extreme aggressiveness and brutality of their music there are no hatred and evil, so I imagine a weird functioning defective mechanism:)
reminds me of big booty hoes
Son: Dad, what killed the dinosaurs?
Dad: 3:33 that breakdown did
CATCH 33!!!!
@S That's what the Future Breed Machine will sound like.
*An eternity defeated by the new machineEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
_Damn bro, but damned if that comment were not true. All hail the Meshuggahrite._
Most other bands speed up their tempo when they play live but I love how Meshuggah slows theirs down...it adds so much more to the heaviness of the song.
When I listen to Meshuggah, I convulse and twitch and swing my head around in random directions until I pass out.
+Colby Vanquished Good, good, let the metal flow through you \m/
Hell yes!
you sure you aren't talking about the video?
me too! Especially when driving. It makes all the drivers and my wife in the passenger seat especially freak out. I like to hit things.
Chris S. I beat my wife too *thumbs up*
This is a LIVE track !!!
Listening to it live can be an incredible moment in your ENTIRE life..
Elarchi Brahim, damn, I hope it's not........
i saw this live...on a date
Gotta love Fredrik's and Marten's brutal back vocals !!
I shit my pants the first time I saw this video, SO KILLER
Hagstrom is screaming them too
@@colins7771 Did you read my comment ? ;)
their vocal lives are way more terrifying than the studio version, i love it !
@@Lulustucru2393 Gotta love that seven year time jump 👏 👏
Meshuggah, Youshuggah.
LifelessSatellite he, she, we... shuggah.
+Carter Morris Theyshuggah
Shuggah shuggah shuggah shuggah
LifelessSatellite wumboshuggah
I-Shuggah
I wish Fredrik and Marten would do backup vocals on more songs - it sounds so badass
the first two albums have a lot of backup vocal to be fair but yeh not the rest :/
Mårten
@axistro2309 this post is 4 years old and you dug up this fossil to correct somebody's name? In English it's marten because we don't have those characters in our alphabet.
@@nikosucksatskating Lmao what is this comment section.
@@RedScatta not entirely sure
My grandmother turned me on to this band ! Love you grandma!
best grandma
True. Awesome
Damn dude my grandma showed me Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. But this is completely out of her realm of taste hahah
ur grandma probably likes monster
68able She is a monster.
2:35 one of those rare moments when haake actually uses the ride as a ride
Usually he just use it as a crash 😂
@@jameschauvet3140 Its definitely more heavy.
The guy cutting the video was obviously having a seizure while working on it..
That breakdown makes me cry tears of joy. So unbelievably heavy AFF
Editor "Which shots should we use for the video?"
Director "All of them."
2:18 This part always taking me into another dimension
Fucking genius !!!
5:48 "Thank you very much! Hope you had a good time!"
I did
This thing is shot like a hollywood fight scene
Bollywood*
As a drummer I've tried learning the songs but I can't afford a quantum computer to calculate the maths
😂😂
3:35 headbang until your brains come out
Meshuggah, indisputably among the most innovative and important bands in metal history… their polyrhythmic grooves revolutionizing metal from the 2000s onward and influencing countless others…. is playing the “Snickers Stage”.
It took 30 years but they are finally getting the recognition they deserve
Holy shit Jens is fucking brutal live! That ending is the coolest fucking thing I have ever heard!
2:37 ladies and gentlements, pls enjoy JAZZshuggah!
I knew they've said the lighting person is the 6th member but the camera seems to have wanted to be the 7th! 😂
The album version is cool and all, but this performance and the 2019 Summer Breeze version are perfect live renditions of this awesome track.
My thoughts exactly.
I have watched more stable Japanese cartoons.
DV Swiatek lmfao
1:58 is one of the greatest moments in the history of Djent
4:02 when you got a guitar with a tremolo bar but u don't have a clue how to play
best swedish metalband of all time
I hope the editor got fired after this job.
hehehehe :D
Savage!
He got promoted actually
They probably edited the chase scene from Taken 3
Why? Lol sick job
Watching Meshuggah live has to be one of the greatest experiences of my life
1:01 some sick guest vocals from James hetfield
Oddly enough, their older stuff sounded like a slightly heavier Metallica
Not odd at all. Those are their origins.
Underrated comment
..these guys are in the top three most skilled bands ever. Maybe four. Meshuggah, Primus, Tool, Zeplin
+Patrick Brewer Primus sucks.
+Patrick Brewer where is dream theater? if you dont know them seriously look them up
Forgot Pink Floyd. But yes, every single member in all those bands is extremely talented.
Paynus Vajonas one extreme talented before theyre time sleeper band is living colour
Leper Stepper there's no denying every single one of those guys is a God at their instrument
those backing vocals might be the most intense and brutal ever heard by any metal listening ear in history
Fredrick's solos defy the concept of scales...and I love them...
GOD the math is strong with this one.
rightwraith felt like im in my differential equations class
@@PrashannaGauta Love it.
Editor: How much editing do you want for this video?
Meshuggah: Yes.
This is the best I've heard Meshuggah live. Back when they used real amps and blew everything away like a nuclear bomb.
They were using digital amps here.
+Gigerian Oh shit you're right. I would've thought they were miking cabs at least but they're using Line 6 Vettas straight into the PA.
KEK
If this is the best I'd hate to hear the worst.... I had never listened to Meshuggah before today and now I know what hell must sound like (this isn't meant to be a compliment, either)
Roads- nah, I'll leave that to the people who have brain trauma from listening to this "music"
03:27 the bass goes insane lol such a sick song, best Meshuggah produced to date.
That guitar tone is just nuts.. 1000% brutality
can not get over the breath controller use on this performance, so fantastic.
I've always appreciated this song, but it keeps getting deeper. It's rare that I appreciate the whole span of a bands contribution, but I like their early stuff and their current stuff. I can't get enough. I hope the 2016 album is awesome.
after the solo when they miss the distortion, fits in exactly like a glove!
I love hearing Jens sing the older songs with his new, more refined technique. Sounds great!
I didn't have epilepsy until I tried to follow the camera cuts
I honestly think 3:34 is the heaviest riff ever written
"we have multiple 15000$ camera" .. ho hey 360p !
hahahha
this is also from 2005... HD isn't standard yet.
created wayyyyy before 2005, find something else.. add the fact if their were camera, it was for a dvd version of the concert... pretty sure they weren't filming this dvd in 360p.
You do realize that most DVD had a screen resolution inferior to 360p, right? While full HD resolution existed around 2005 (only available to big movie studios, by the way), there's hardly any chance that this video comes straight from the raw camera feed, which means it's most likely a downscaled source meant for TV broadcasting. Want HD? Then go ask for the original masters.
Mango Kush you have literally no fucking clue what you're talking about. DVD resolution is 480p and in 2005 1080i/720p was everywhere.
The fucking gods of awesome rhythmic riffs.
Saw them at Bloodstock 2023 a few weeks ago and they closed with this 🤘🏻 definitely a song that stands the test of time
Jens Kidman is a fucking beast. Best live vocalist ever.
4:02 Meshuggah feat. Lil Wayne
@Normal Person me too! I don't get why they skipped it :_(
MESHUGGAH, the monster of imperfect untimely made music\m/
Indeed......\m/.
Man Underground not imperfect,it's just odd time signatures
Man Underground This isn't music anymore this is math...But its badass kicking math
Disturber93 yes it is music, just complicated mathematical music
***** I was just kiddin
I love this song and of cource this is music as well !
What a song , 1995 , ahead of times as always , GG for Messuggah
Jen’s stage antics are primal asf
I didn't have epilepsy but now I do
1:40 WHY NO LA CHUPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAII!!!!!!!!!!
Jajajajaja
ffs you ruined the part for me 😂
oh no lmao
Was there that day. It's as amazing to listen back to as it was at to hear at the time. Incredible performance.
There are no genres, there are only bands! every band is unique in it's own way
fucking adrenaline still pumping after watching this 3 times.
It's scary how none of them have hearing protection, lol.
Alkalilee That's very 2015 of you to notice
Trashware I just watched the video. Felt weird looking at people in front of 140 dB speakers without anything to reduce the noise. Because you know, hearing is a thing musicians sort of need. Unless you're Beethoven.
Alkalilee That's how metal artists are dude. LOL, Its their ears, ROFL
+Alkalilee WHAT? SAY THAT AGAIN?
well said. its all output right in front. unless you are in a tiny venue IE bar or club like the likes of me play at. then you really need ear plugs
Had an epilepsy episode, continued watching in the hospital.
Video editor: so wait...I flip this switch and it changes the camera?
Other guy: yep.
*bumps line of cocaine*
Everytime I listen to this song while high, I always had visions of the future being like "The Terminator", but more down to earth, just like the song (sort of) says: "our evolution into full integration of human machine..." we all know it's going to happen at some point. It's inevitable, we need the tech in order to speed our old software which is just too slow evolving on it's own to keep up with times, computer humanoids with downloaded consciousness/personalities/Human experiences are inevitable.
Learning to play guitar, I have more respect and appreciation for bands like this. They're true musicians.
most people dont need to understand lyrics to enjoy a song...especially fans of metal with growling vocals which obviously aren't intended to be understood, for the most part. This band does an excellent job using vocals as a rhythmic instrument as well as to create intensity and severity in the music. If your only way to enjoy the sound of the vocals is to know the lyrics, then you can have them in front of you while listening, and it's really easy to follow along.
being a not so new Meshuggah fan and having epilepsy, I'm having the time of my life right now
Wow, now that's how you put on a show, they sound amazing live !!!!
The best band on the planet and any other planet/exoplanet we know of currently.
I believe that there is no band heavier than Meshuggah - this is just awesome. I love the bit where they go from sounding like Al Di Meola from the 70s to one of the heaviest passages of music ever from about 2.30.
No one will ever convince me that the writing of this song isn't the greatest act of insanity in music history.
Please for the love of god DON'T TRY HEADBANGING TO THIS. I did a few hours ago and i'm writing to you now from the hospital. I'm a quadriplegic now and have to live my life in a wheelchair. All the bones in my neck are dust. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
I miss the breath controller guitar solos. Fucking awesome!!!
Oh! So that's what they're called. All this time I'd been thinking it was a talk-box.
Tooki Guy He is using a custom talk box, not exactly the same (according to the interview I read) some home brew shit Fredrick came up with
Mike Flamino
OK, that's just... beyond hardcore.
Tooki
he now uses something called the Pigtronix Mothership
HaProductions01 Ah, thanks!
Am I the only one who likes the quick camera changes? They look sick combined with the song
The energy in this performance is so amazing.
the backing vocals are killer!
DESTROY. ERASE. IMPROVE.
Sounds like socialism.. :)
underrated classic masterpiece
4:02 what kind of effect use Fredrik on this freaking unreal solo?
Scientists from all around the globe captured gavitational waves comig from 2 colliding black holes...
Hen they've found out it was just meshuggah
Oh man, i love this song. Fucking masterpiece. Excelent performance
I saw them play this last night! Was truly epic!
saw them with tool in 2001 they were awesome!!!
props to Marten for using a seven during this tune
I love Fredrik Thordendal's guitar playing.
first song i ever heard that got me into them. spasm still my all time favorite
When someone says : METAL IS EASY. Show this one.
This might as well be the live music video! 😁🤘
one of the heaviest metal band on the planet
The fact that people are commenting on this video suggests that they haven't got an epileptic seizure - Michael Owen
Every time meshuggah plays a concert, A black hole swallows a star
I saw them way back with TOOL and again with Ministry in Tulsa in a tiny club. Fucking brutal! Seriously thought I was going to die!
I hate it when the camera moves so much and the second solo was not even shot when he was moving it all the time here and there but not the one playing the solo.
Sounds crushing with the 8 string guitars
Their live sound is so impressive. Seriously better than any other metal act ive seen live or heard live.