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Coheed and Cambria The Pavilion A Long Way Back | Reaction and Breakdown | The Decomposer Lounge
Old Composer REACTS to Coheed and Cambria
"He's got such a positive presence"
Yup, that's Claudio.
“Passionate joy as a singer” yep
Now listen to "Al the Killer" and talk to me about positive.
@@jarrodnichols8111 I mean, it *sounds* positive? heh
In the very limited, but legit interaction I had with Claudio and Travis, I can say with certainty that they are both awesome, awesome people
@@jarrodnichols8111 LOL
In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 is a great one.
I wish I could like this a million times. Best live song I've ever seen.
One of my favorites. I jam the first 4 albums back to back all the time
If you want to get someone hooked on Coheed and Cambria play "Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3"... worked for years now
I've been wanting this for so long. In keeping secrets is an amazing track. Please, please recycle back
I also wish I could like this a million times. It was the first Coheed song I heard and it will always be my favorite.
Next up?
The Willing Well II: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
That is a musical journey i would love to see him take!!!!!
All 4 parts would be best
@@geminisolace153 im feel lole jamming it right now lol
Yes! I Just suggested this on another vid of his!
It would be best live...with all parts
C&C has such a deep catalog. Check out The Crowing, it’s an adventure
That was the very first song I ever heard by them. A friend showed me the song because he said my name reminded him of Ambellina and played it for me. I’ve been a huge fan ever since.
Yeyeyeye this one
The crowing is my absolute favorite from coheed. Been a long time listener since 2002.
Their whole discography is an adventure...in keeping secrets of silent earth is still my favorite album
Count me as another vote for The Crowing. A masterpiece.
Coheed is one of those bands that every time I listen to I’m like, “I need to listen to these guys more”
exact same haha "damn why didnt I dive into these dudes the first time I heard em"
You all really do. I'm gonna be honest and maybe I'm biased but they don't have bad music
I always think the same thing 😜🤘🏻
@@Theogvineofthedead favorite and least favorite album , go
@@dadoodfrumcheers. favorite is probably good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV ND least favorite is year of the black rainbow
So nice to see Zach's bass work get the attention it deserves. Both of the bassists the band has had are absolutely fantastic.
I love how they are different styles, Mic played heavier and harder parts, Zach is like a melody machine. But somehow they both fit perfectly.
Every concert I'm on Zach's side.
My man Zach is a beast!
I love Zach's contributions to C&C I really enjoy his style.
@@edisonparra549 Definitely, when I met him the first thing I told him was something like "I don't know if you get this enough, but you are killing it with those bass lines" hahaha
"You look at him and then you hear the voice and you're like 'que'?" oh man, you crack me up, dude. So glad you're back from your vacation! Hope you got out of it what you needed!
Welcome Home is probably their most popular song. It's sick ( do the full version not the music video) In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 is great as well.
Or their live version
Couldn't agree more with this song choice. EPIC song and BRILLIANT engineering.
It is, but honestly it's so incredibly overrated. It's one of their older songs and very much not one of the best. People only love it because of the double neck and it was radio played. There's very much better songs out there.
Fuck Welcome Home! Much better songs
@Geoffrey Keenan crazy how nobody really brings it up anymore too. That chorus just slams
Coheed and Cambria - In keeping Secrets of Silent Earth
Coheed’s my all time favorite band and most influential for me as a musician. You won’t regret doing some more videos of them to get the full grasp of their range as songwriters. They basically ooze classic rock and metal influences from Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Iron Maiden and Thin Lizzy. Obvious songs to check out are Welcome Home, The Final Cut, Dark Sentencer for the heavier side of the band but for more feel good pop-rock anthems like this one check out Feathers and A Favor House Atlantic
YES THIS
I second those recommendations by @zach Doherty for sure!
I really love the melodoicness of the singers voice against the instruments
@Colten Griffin It's interesting, and not sus at all, that your account and @Kade Vance's account were created one day apart, 3 weeks ago.
And now you're hawking a fake Instagram "hacking" site, which doesn't work and will most likely steal your insta password and they're replying immediately in support.
The Final Cut is underrated imo, it gets lost in the mix of all the other greatness. The version they played on the GAIBSIV Neverender tour was fucking phenomenal.
Such an underrated band. One of my favorites of all time! Gotta do their hit "Welcome Home" and epic banger "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3!"
It is worth mentioning that these guys are absolutely insane to see live. Their performances are.. something else. Fantastic.
The song you were thinking of was Phil Collins - Take Me Home
There's a great live video of Take Me Home I'm guessing taken from a recording of one of his shows.
@@fubar1217 There are Many great live performances of Take me Home it's one of Phil's most used end of show songs Watch them all they are all good for different reasons!
I know that everyone is probably suggesting Coheed’s “Welcome Home” but the I’m going to suggest is “No World for Tomorrow”.
The entire from fear through the eyes of madness album really. The willing well 1-4, THE CROWING, Sentry the Defiant, Gravity's Union, Mother Superior. Dude. You can't go wrong. Every album is gold.
In keeping secrets of silent earth 3 is hands down my FAVORITE song of theirs. But literally every song is phenomenal. You won't be disappointed, regardless of the song you pick.
One of the best albums of all time
THIS is what a REAL reaction channel is. All fun no bullshit and so much knowledge and good music and times 🤘🤘🤘
And actual expression, pauses that aren't just "to appease the copyright gods". Anytime someone apologizes for pausing that's my signal to leave. We're choosing to watch someone react, if we didn't want pauses and opinions we'd just watch the source video
Song gives me goosebumps. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. I have been traveling with my family for the last 4 years and this song has become our unofficial theme song.
Also, if you want to see some range on Claudio's voice, check out "The End Complete" off of the album No World For Tomorrow
HAIL HAIL HAIL HAIL HAIL HAIL HAIL HAIL
@@timothypratt2997 hail X 57
When that climax hits he'll get chicken skin for sure lol
I love seeing you geek out, this band is truly incredible. One neat thing I'd like to mention is that all of their albums except for one are concept albums based in a sci-fi universe created by the lead singer, Claudio. The lyrics are done in such a way that the songs can stand on their own, but are also telling a story. There are graphic novels and comic books that go with it, it's really cool.
Quick PSA - you absolutely do not need to read the comics to get it - but if you DO, there's an entirely different tone to half the material, and a lot of the metaphors become even more powerful.
So Claudio, has said that this song is really about him thinking about quitting the band. You talking about then the guitar he started with comes back in the middle and suddenly it explains the story so much more. The hardcore coheed fans love them a story let me tell you, as a hardcore fan thank you for this perspective.
Oh I hope he doesn’t quit
@@chimera385 I don't think he will. Especially with covid shutting down touring for over a year.
@@chimera385 Nah, This was before he announced a five album project for Coheed. Vaxis I, the album this song was on was the first of the five.
I love this band. Love to listen on long car rides... they just take you on a journey
Man, I still remember almost twenty years ago now the time when myself and some friends drove down from college one weekend to see one of our other friends who lived in Rockland County, New York. Second night there he asks if we want to go to a show downtown where some guys he knows are headlining. Needless to say, we went, and 'those guys' were a young coheed and cambria (who I had never heard of at the time) doing a local promotion for the upcoming release of their first studio album -- and it was insane. small, single floor venue, high school choir style risers for a stage, and Claudio's entire family (from grandmother down to four or five year olds) were right up front going crazy, singing along with him. Good times.
Omfg you witnessed history and I'm jealous
There is an acapella version of "The Gutter" by Coheed thats amazing and shows in a beautiful way just how much goes into a full band version of a song
ruclips.net/video/MCtqN1vLc0k/видео.html I love this version of the Gutter as well
I absolutely LOVE that video! The one they filmed at a brewery show, I think? Or was that the one they did in the car? Either way man, ughhhh, SO GOOD.
2:11 That look when you first hear Claudio's voice and match it up with his actual head. That reaction alone made the video!
Also, you definitely need to do a deep dive on your own of Coheed. It is a band with a lot of cool history and their work has a fictional story attached to it that plays out abstractly in the lyrics.
Gotta listen to songs in order, in a lot of cases, to truly vibe.
Yesssss
Wait bro are you THE Tarek Kilgannon?
Abstractly? The Color Before The Sun is the only album, out of 10, that doesn’t concern what’s happening in the Fence
I need Maaaayo
@@downwardisheavenward3006 i added abstractly because you need some foundational understanding of the story before the lyrics make sense. Probably could pick a better word. :)
FINALLY!!! I’ve been waiting for you to experience this band for a while now. I’m so happy you got goosebumps. This band has been with me through some of my highest highs and lowest lows. The early stuff is dark lyrically but delivered in an upbeat way.”Welcome Home” is a super powered track you really need to hear, “In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3” is great. “Mother Superior” is another awesome track. I could go on and on. Really hope to get you see you explore their library more. Thank you!
About this time last year I suffered respiratory failure as a result of an auto-immune condition I have. I was unconscious for 2 days, and when I woke up, the first thing I wanted to do to get my mind off the tubes in my throat was listen to music. I threw in my earbuds and this was the first song that played. Something about the hopefulness of this song has stuck with me. Coheed and Cambria has always been my favorite band, but that experience really changed how I feel about their music. Thanks for giving these guys a listen. They're criminally underappreciated, especially their more recent work such as this.
I got to see Coheed live once at the House of Blues in Cleveland, and they put on a great show! Claudio (the singer+guitarist) is such a cool guy and his vocal performance was just incredible. All of them were great, of course, but he really stood out to me.
If I could recommend a band, one of my long-time favorites is Sylosis, a thrash/death metal band from Reading, England. They do excellent work, and in particular are notable for the incredible riff writing of Josh Middleton, who does the vocals and co-lead guitar, as well as the fact that, until their latest album, all their songs used guitars tuned to E Standard, which is highly unusual in modern metal. I struggle to recommend just a single song from them, so instead, I'll give you a song from each album and you can pick the one you think is the most interesting :)
Album - Song - Year - Notes - link
Cycle of Suffering - I Sever - 2020 - Only song I've listed tuned to D Standard instead of E, includes my favorite vocal performance in this list - ruclips.net/video/dZDd-MwuvcM/видео.html
Dormant Heart - Servitude - 2015 - Manages to get some interesting perception of speed despite its tempo - the part of the song that feels slowest is at quarter=128 and the rest is at quarter=126 - ruclips.net/video/9_RT0G4wWKg/видео.html
Monolith - A Dying Vine - 2012 - Probably the song I've listened to the most times on this list, main riff is blazing fast and the vocals that accompany it are very quick as well, which is all the more impressive when considering that they're done by the same person at the same time. Changes significantly over its duration, particularly in emotion. - ruclips.net/video/4Uol-vZNAt4/видео.html
Edge of the Earth - Procession - 2011 - Strongest "groove" out of this list, and has my favorite intro and main riff in the list as well - ruclips.net/video/Iz6xlrLKd4M/видео.html
Conclusion of an Age - Last Remaining Light - 2008 - From before Josh took over the vocal role; in my opinion the old vocalist wasn't as good as him, so I don't listen to this album much, but the solos in this song are amazing and I still find it a joy to listen to. - ruclips.net/video/hMARq1y0PvY/видео.html
I saw them at tower city with avenged sevenfold. Both are great live!
I’m not sure why but “island” off color before the sun gets me every time. Can’t forget “feathers” from no world either. Oldie but a goodie. And “2’s my favorite 1” from aftermath. So much good stuff
2s my favorite 1 goes so damn hard
Island is like one of the best songs to listen to while driving. It just suits the mood
“I’m just a big dud…foolish from the start.”
“I make the wrong move; and the world just falls apart.”
“And there’s no cure for this disease I’m making up…so what’s the fuss?”
If you don’t relate to those lyrics, well….frankly, you’ve been blessed, and I wish you well.
Everyone talking about what to listen to next, "The Pavilion" is about life, it's fleeting while asking us what is "real".
Watching someone gush about Coheed for the first time as much as us long time fans is just... *chef's kiss*
Incredibly under-rated and originally unique band. Next up by Coheed - Welcome Home. It's a deep dive going into the Coheed waters but you will enjoy it.
Screw it, I'm here again. If you do anything else Coheed, do this for us. ;)
Listen to all of The Willing Well series from the album Good Apollo 1.
YES
“I’m eeeeeaaaatiiiiiing my waaaaaay back hoooooOOOOOooome” just fucking hits different
I can’t describe how happy I am you are doing Coheed. My all time favorites! I would recommend In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth 3 next.
Can't like this enough
The Dark Sentencer is the song you should be doing. Chicken skin inbound
I suggested them to you like 900 times haha thanks reacting to them! Each song is like a different genre. Some are ballads, some are poppy, and others melt your face off. All of the albums, aside from one, go with a graphic novel the lead singer created. I hope you dive deep into their discography because they truly are incredible and are one of my favorite bands!
Tool Coheed and Deftones are the holy trinity for me lol
ONE AMONG THE FENCE! ONE AMONG THE FENCE! ONE AMONG THE FENCE!
@@ajfr1n9e51 Tool and Coheed are probably my biggest influences on musical taste over my 30+ years of life.
Listen to Eidola. Start with Degeneraterra and ignore their newest album. Lead singer is a huge Coheed fan and it rubs off in their incredibly creative, inspired prog concept albums. They’re sort of prog hard rock / prog experimental post hardcore but they’re one of my favorite bands of all time and are included in my holy pantheon of favorite artists.
One of my longest run bands. Right alongside Tool. Glad you got to Coheed
I can't think of a specific song for this band since I love 90% of their discography. The Pavillion is a newer song.
If I had to pick, go for the one below. Is from 2005 and now considered an older song but it is a random great listen.
The Willing Well III: Apollo II: The Telling Truth.
Yes, that is one song name, haha. Bass player is a different guy but this is one of my favorite of his bass songs.
Coheed has so many good tracks.... "Domino the Destitute" comes to mind first, but honestly I could recommend dozens of solid tracks from them.
Its criminal the Domino isnt considered one of their GOATS by many
Sentry the Defiant is my personal favorite from the Key Entity Extractions
@@TheParagade Domino and sentry are both so good
Vic the butcher is my fav from that album.
Domino is up there with their prog master pieces for sure and it’s on my top 3 songs from them
True story of personal tragedy here: in 2006, my wife and I went to see Pittsburgh for a concert. It was Avenged Sevenfold and some other band we didn't know of at the time. After we got thoroughly rocked by A7X, a band called Coheed and Cambria came out...and we left...because we had no idea who they were. Now, 15 years later, that decision to leave still haunts me because Coheed is among my favorite bands of all time. Just thought I'd share my tale of woe 😂
Lol... I went to a show on that tour too. Coheed came on before Avenged Sevenfold though and I ended up leaving about halfway through Avenged Sevenfold.
I didn't know anything about Coheed either, until I saw them open for Slipknot... Been a huge fan ever since
Saw that tour in Philly the other band was Eighteen Visions.
That is unfortunate. I am a huge Coheed fan and went to that show when they came to my state. Coheed opened that show as they were coheadling. And for our show everyone was chanting for Coheed to do one more song up until the banner came down for Avenged.
i was at that tour too at Hammerstein Ballroom which would end being the Last supper dvd, i had no idea who they were except for knowing Welcome home.
Coheed is one of my favorites of all time. My three year old’s middle name is Amory.
:D Our youngest daughter's name is Evagaria, and of our 5 kids, she's turned into quite the little C&C cultist. Sadly the human malware canceled her first show, but as soon as everything settles she's ready for her first show (She's 10 now).
@@GhostsOfKrysmasPast Incredible name!! We went to 4 shows when I was pregnant with my daughter, who we then decided to name Cambria Josephine
Love me some Coheed! The opening riff always reminds me of "everybody wants to rule the world" 😆 Geebz, you gotta do "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth 3" or The Crowing", pretty please!!! Mahalo!!!
ETA: ooh, you're gonna love the last chorus of the crowing (if you listen to it) with all the layers musically and lyrically!!!
ETA part 2: finishing this video, hearing what you said about bass playing... as a bass player, you'll love the bass line in IKSSE3 (in keeping secrets....)!!!
I second this suggestion, two of their best tracks hands down
@@kairoshin can I second my own suggestion??? If so, I second that! 😆 I would've recommended delirium trigger (best ringtone I ever made "hello? Hello, when it rings, will you answer...) But I think second stage turbine probly isn't the best album from a production standpoint. I'm my opinion it's just a little raw compared to later albums, but still a great album
Adding to recommend both of these songs too The Crowing is just too damn good and has the best ending.
Willing Well III: Apollo II : The Telling Truth also has some fantastic bass work from their former bassist
Second/third in keeping secrets
@@seanikins2972 my ringtone also!
I'm so stoked to see you decompose one of my favorite bands, they're all so incredibly talented and I love seeing people's reaction when Claudio starts to sing because his voice is so magical.
Hey Geebz! Someone else already suggested in the comments, but definitely check out 'The Crowing' and 'Everything Evil'. Both are classics!
The early video of him picking that guitar and singing is fire. Skinny Claudio lol
The crowing is my absolute favorite from coheed
Everything Evil is one of my absolute favorite songs
Hell yes. My two favorite C&C songs. His vocal work in Everything Evil is some of his best work. Anyone who likes Coheed but is unaware of their first two records is truly missing out on some legendary stuff.
Dude, I've grown up listening to them since they came out! I've seen them live multiple times but this song literally brought tears to my eyes. I have never heard it before but I've been following your channel and you brought me back to a band from my generation.
Coheed has so many great songs that I keep coming back to, but my favorite has to be Gravity's Union. A bit proggier and darker in tone than the song you listened to today, but it's a really beautiful track. And it caps off an absolutely killer A-side if you're listening to the full album.
yes. their best song.
Gravity’s Union is my favorite of theirs too!! It’s a banger. EVERY. TIME.
coheed's drummer is the happiest drummer I've ever seen
Welcome Home is by far their most successful and popular song (for good reason I think TBH). The Dark Sentencer is probably what I would recommend for more complexity and the song by them I listen to most.
I would love to see The Dark Sentenced done, but I also wouldn't mind Here to Mars, Welcome Home, or Ten Speed (Of God's Blood and Burial). He really can't go wrong with anything Coheed.
"In keeping secrets of quiet earth 3" and "welcome home" are my 2 absolute favorite songs from them.
So glad you're getting into Coheed and Cambria, man. Great music. One I'd like to see you check out by them is "Key Entity Extraction V: Sentry the Defiant." Great, heavy hitting track.
Wow, thanks to whoever suggested this. I haven't listened to Coheed in forever, and never even heard this masterpiece.
This is the favorite band of people who are in bands, and know about music. The musicianship in Coheed is second to none.
My favorite band! I was hoping you'd react to them at some point. I'm thinking you'd really enjoy Welcome Home. The Dark Sentencer from their newest album is an absolute banger as well.
Coheed and Cambria, probably one of my most favorite bands ever. I know you have reacted to Tool a lot. Also amazing. But Claudio. His voice is something else.
This man gets it! The bass player is the foundation of the band! They don't get as much credit they deserve.
This band has forever changed my life since I first heard them in 2003. Seen them live more times than I can count, and they are just as phenomenal live as they are on their albums. They are the real deal allll the time.
Do glad to see Coheed getting some love. Welcome home is probably their most well known song. They have a deep catalog to check out though
So happy to see you diving into Coheed and Cambria, such a huge part of the evolution of my own musical tastes back in the day.
Check out Gravity's Union!
Gravity's Union is their best song and i will die on that hill
I've been obsessed with this song since I've heard it. Popping up in my head out of nowhere and I have to listen to it again. Yes, I get "chicken skin" still!
Gravity’s Union is one of my favorites. It just has such a great buildup to a huge climatic outro.
You really have to check out The Dear Hunter's "A night in the town"
one of the most unique sounding bands I've ever heard
Absolutely agree. TDH is incredible.
This dude would lose his fucking mind to any number of TDH tracks off of Acts 2-4
my problem with TDH is that it has members from bands i like alot more. Casey Crescenzo from The Receiving End of Sirens and Gavin Castleton of Gruvis Malt
Coheed is by far my favorite band I’m glad you did them
coheed and cambria will go down as one of the greatest bands of all time.
I've been a Coheed fan for almost my entire adult life...I'll be 35 in January. From the onset, they've always had a strong bass presence, always driving with great turnarounds and usually, musical independence (i.e. not playing the same thing as everyone else). They've had Zack "Super Duper" Cooper in the band since 2012 and he's stepped up and has been amazing. Around that time, the original drummer, Josh Eppard, returned, and he is in this video. I could go on for awhile on Coheed, musically and the story of the project.
This song in particular, gets me every time. I get goosebumps around that pre-chorus and then the chorus gets my eyes, "watering up"... The song is an amazing composition, great build up and the harmonies are sweet. The album, prior to the one that this song is on, was removed from their, overall Coheed & Cambria story and because of that, it had a feel that was very similar to this song. In fact, this song was written around that time and then, fleshed out to fit into the C&C narrative so it could be included on Vaxis - Act 1. All of their songs (except the Color Before the Sun, album) are a narrative of an ongoing story that I won't even begin to try and describe lol.
What a nice choice to go on with Coheed and Cambria! The vibe is so positive, even on stage. More and more there is such a tension opening your channel with the question "What will he do next?!" - and very often it feels so crystal clear and obvious. Thanks for that journey!
You’ve already received a ton of great recommendations for songs, so I’d like to suggest a few tracks that I haven’t seen mentioned.
“Mother Superior” is a fantastic track, it has tons of depth, from their No World for Tomorrow album. There’s also a live/acoustic version here on RUclips that might have been filmed inside a Guitar Center or something.
“Domino the Destitute” from part one of Afterman is another one I’d highly recommend. It has a music video her on RUclips that would allow for another great video like this one.
I loved this reaction! Keep up the great work.
Great recommendations! Mother Superior always makes me wanna cry, and Domino is just such an epic song, great for workouts
Mother superior is a very sad happy song if that makes sense. Glad he is on the better side of addiction.
You can tell C&C has a great range of amazing songs because nearly every comment here is suggesting a different favorite song! It’s really a testament to how beautiful their music is
OH MAN, WHERE TO START. its all good, each album has its own flavor and you can hear Claudio and the band mature as songwriters and performers. you can pick any album and find something to love in it.
Oh snap, I’m so psyched you played them! I’ve been meaning to recommend them for a while now. My initial suggestion is No World For Tomorrow. Has some solid syncopation and leans on their more progressive metal side.
They’ve been my favorite band for over a decade now. Enjoy them, and much love!
I'm so glad you did Coheed! Hour for hour I have listened to them more than any other band. Listen to a track or two from each album, they have such range and creativity 💚🔥
Oh my God!!! He's getting into Coheed more!!? Let's make him "One of the Fence." One of us!! One of us!!
As soon as I saw the title I clicked straight away to see the reaction to that voice. Lol
Incubus and C&C in the same day! Great day!
The Sword "Under the boughs" or " Iron swan" or any other song they ever recorded.
Oh wait no, the video for " how heavy this axe"!!
Good band, I support you on that my friend.
Totally agree on this heavily under rated band!
Chronomancer 1 or 2 would be amazing.
Favorite band. If you’re feeling frisky, the last 4 tracks on Good Apollo 1, “The Willing Well” pts 1-4 all together are still my favorite Coheed experience.
Driving full speed through the desert with the sun setting is Coheed and Cambria's motto!
The Sword "How heavy this axe" sweet video to go along!
Claudio has one of the most distinct voices out of anyone in his genre, same as you can tell Howard Jones or David Draiman on a record. I swear you've got a straight line in to my music profiles Geebz. Love seeing how quick your channel is growing, so glad the algorithm brought me here.
You could just throw a dart at the entire Coheed and Cambria discography and come across a real banger
Death and black metal have been my thing forever, friend introduced me to C&C. They are by far my favorite band, and I consider them every bit as metal as anything else on my shelf. It took 30 seconds to adjust to Claudio's voice and fall absolutely in love with every single song. The poppy tracks, the brooding tracks, the balads, the epics, every piece of the puzzle fits together perfectly. Welcome to the Cult of Coheed.
Try Gravity's Union, The Crowing, Domino the Destitute, The Light & The Glass, Delirium Trigger, swerve over to Number City & The Suffering on your way around. Gun to my head, I couldn't pick a bad track from their 25+ year history.
Mister Geebz I humbly request that you listen to the track Swim To The Moon by Between The Buried And Me.
Yes, yes, yes! Or just anything by them. Maybe Voice of Trespass. Love that song.
He'd love Voice of Trespass
@@OmegaSoypreme My idea is that "Swim To The Moon" is a good middle ground between the heavy prog stuff that they do now and their more hardcore beginnings, plus it's a self-contained idea. Albums like Colors and Parallax really require some greater context to enjoy the songs fully byt Swim To The Moon gives it's own context.
Selkies has the messing around with stereo effects he loves. And the amazing guitar ending. It was either that album or the next one that they were calling 'adult contemporary technical death metal' in the promo material hahaha
When it comes to Coheed and Cambria you can't go wrong with Blood Red Summer or The Suffering. One of the bands I found through my love of Fearless Vampire Killers ;;
"Take, take me home. 'cause I don't remember!" haha Love Phil Collins and Coheed and Cambria.
Co Ca is truly incredible. You can't go wrong checking out anything of theirs. I listen to them all from beginning to end.
I love their 2nd album the most, but they've all been very consistent and following the actual comics, characters, etc... pretty unique stuff for sure
other coheed songs Id suggest: The Crowing, Key Entity Extraction I: Domino the Destitute, The Willing Well III: Apollo II: The Telling Truth, In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3. So much of the Coheed catalog is mind blowing. Seeing them live is like experiencing a musical enlightenment.
Do Coheed’s A Favor House Atlantic
He already did. It's by far the pop-iest track they've every made obviously but Pavillion is decent
@@natebecker9976 He did this video and I made my comment 5 months ago, he did a Favor House Atlantic last month. Check the dates.
Not a new band……1995-ish. This band is just pure joy to watch every musician perform on their instrument. Live is awesome, playing their albums over and over never gets old!
I don't know what I love more: the super sharp commentary or the joy of getting to see someone hear Claudio for the first time
Damn it, I wish you would've started with one of their bangers.... delirium trigger for starters.
Fav track off Second Stage
Next Up: Gojira - Amazonia, it's a new song by gojira released just yesterday that raises awarness about the amazon tribes and the damage they've suffered due to the amazon burning
That look when Claudios voice first kicks in.
Thank you Coheed for the continuation of making music. This song was supposed to be a goodbye, i'm forever thankful that they re still doing it. He has made a new love for creating. I'm exited for the future
Coheed has coffee out. I wanna try it when I have some extra cash
Hey Lorenzo! Hahhaaa - I should try to get them to send me some!!!! :)
@@KeyOfGeebz hit their drummer Josh up on twitter. @weerdscience.
hes pretty good at getting back to people.
If you want to stick with this album, do “All On Fire” :)
Pick any song. Every album is wildly different. That's why we love them so.
Claudio not only sings, plays guitar and does the bands keyboard, Love this band.
Nice. Now you need to finally listen to Pain of Salvation.
Coheed has been my favorite band since 2004 when I saw them on the warped tour. I read their comics and fell completely in love. I have a coheed tattoo on the back of my arm which led me to meet my fiancé when he saw it and struck up a conversation. So much of their music just reaches right into my soul.
What makes his vocals even cooler - his speaking voice... pretty much matches what you'd expect, based on his appearance. (I was more shocked the first time i heard him speak, than i was the first time i heard him sing) which i wouldn't have been shocked at all...if i hadn't heard him sing. Somehow, that all seems to fit right in with what C & C is, or does, or achieves... in my opinion.
They are mold shattering, once everything is taken in for consideration (some of which, isn't even the music, but something like the scope of the conceptualization of a "saga" being expressed through several albums, instead of making a single "concept album". Plus that saga is not just concept... but actual comic books & novels written by Claudio & published by Evil Ink Comics.
I could be wrong? But that sure was completely new to me.
I know theres alot of better songs but "The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut" is an amazing song thars not very well known