@@tritex6350 Oh but he DID though. First one (4:07) Matt even announces "Paolo on the bass guitar"! He caught Paolo playing the last note of it (a 16th fret slide). Second bass solo (4:55) was spent watching Matt's back @Nick. Class dismissed.
i want to learn how to play that riff and sing, cause i wanna play live one day with my own band and be like “this song is by the best metal band everrrrrr, TORN BETWEEN SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS AHHHHHHHHHH
Awe inspiring no matter how many times I watch this. I heard some mistakes but dude...this is the toughest song in their discography not to mention their singing and screaming at the same time.
Yeah I have focused on lead playing too much, doing vocals with it isn't too bad, but my rhythm playing needs to get a bit tighter for the main riff, it's a somewhat difficult song, I don't think it'd be their most difficult though!
I've commented this in other live videos of theirs, but I'm always on the fence in regards to Matt's vocals: On one side, I'm really happy that he was able to recover well after blowing his voice out and I'm glad he's gotten proper training, has proper technique and has actually found "his voice" now. But on the other side, damn, Matt's vocals were out of this world, especially during the Shogun + In Waves era. His screams were monstrous and his cleans were angelical, at least to my ears. I always feel bad for liking his "old voice" so much, because I know it literally almost ended his career, but I'm happy that he's healthy now. Anyways, it's only natural. At least I still have these older videos to reminisce and he's still putting out amazing music for us!
metalstyler95 I don't even think Matt ever realized just how fucking good his screams were. For real, he has some of the best screams and growls I have ever heard from a metal band (especially one with the actual musical talent they have), and he is able to mix it with clean vocals. Not only that, he also plays rhythm AND leads whilst performing these fantastic vocals. In my opinion Matt is way more talented than his own damn idol (James Hetfield). James is a good musician for sure, but on a technical level, Matt blows him away in every category.
Actually, its not the cameraman's fault, those bass solos are beyond the camera's comprehension. Seriously, here I sit listening with my headphones for damn bass solos live and the technology now decides to fail us. (facepalm)
I agree about the technology on this day, but fuck, if someone's at a goddamn Trivium concert you expect that at least that person knows about Torn Between Scylla and Charybdis (one of their best fucking songs) and that there are TWO fucking delicious bass solos right on the middle of the damn song. The guy with the camera just let us all know how he doesn't know shit about Trivium by this simple detail, by not recording Paolo's performance, even when the bass doesn't sound
NYRangers0623 Kirisute is the “Battery” of Shogun (it even uses the inverted power chords) and Scylla is its own thing with the instrumental break in the middle. They’re totally different and both are two of Trivium’s best tunes.
@@adambomb138 the verse riff in kirisute uses minor thirds like this: d || 5 5 4 4 a || 7 7 6 6 e || b || this is e minor to d# minor (because this song is in e harmonic minor) this is not the same as a power chord inversion which would be a fourth not a minor third, this person is using the wrong term to refer to the right thing battery uses a minor third and a major third: d || 5 5 4 5 a || 7 7 5 7 e || this is e minor to d major (because this song is in e natural minor)
Dude stole Triviums performing prime lmao. 2008-2013 are Triviums prime (Matts vocals, energy of the band, instrumentals being tight) imo and for most of it, Nick spammed the double bass and detracted from most of their performances lol
@@tfwnoyandere And yet, look how dominating Alex is. Energy conservation is only practiced by smarter drummers. Nick was a nasty mess, and his triggers sounded like sh!t. Do you even have ears?
One of their best and definitely one of their most underrated songs. This and like Callisto to a star in heaven are so underrated, man the shogun album is so fire
Love how the recorder missed BOTH bass solos.
Thanks for the heads-up!
Dammit, that’s all i came here for.
He didn’t tho
@@tritex6350 Oh but he DID though. First one (4:07) Matt even announces "Paolo on the bass guitar"! He caught Paolo playing the last note of it (a 16th fret slide). Second bass solo (4:55) was spent watching Matt's back @Nick. Class dismissed.
Man at 0:58 I don't understand how you can play a hard riff like this and sing at the same time !!MAtt is a god
Tons of practice. He plays by muscle memory at this point probably
i want to learn how to play that riff and sing, cause i wanna play live one day with my own band and be like “this song is by the best metal band everrrrrr, TORN BETWEEN SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS AHHHHHHHHHH
Awe inspiring no matter how many times I watch this. I heard some mistakes but dude...this is the toughest song in their discography not to mention their singing and screaming at the same time.
Yeah I have focused on lead playing too much, doing vocals with it isn't too bad, but my rhythm playing needs to get a bit tighter for the main riff, it's a somewhat difficult song, I don't think it'd be their most difficult though!
They actually said it themselves in an issue of Guitar World a couple years ago.
If you play guitar you know how difficult it is to play that riff while singing
Or just in general lmao
I can barely play the riff even without singing. Their speed is so intense! The muted "gallops" between the notes are what get to me.
shogun>>>>>>>>>>things that are not shogun
Besides kirisute gomen and shogun yeah....
Jesus Christ,Matt can do some fucking death metal vocals
Yeah and Corey's solo was impeccable
Indeed! He sounds EVIL when he does those vocals!
I've commented this in other live videos of theirs, but I'm always on the fence in regards to Matt's vocals: On one side, I'm really happy that he was able to recover well after blowing his voice out and I'm glad he's gotten proper training, has proper technique and has actually found "his voice" now. But on the other side, damn, Matt's vocals were out of this world, especially during the Shogun + In Waves era. His screams were monstrous and his cleans were angelical, at least to my ears. I always feel bad for liking his "old voice" so much, because I know it literally almost ended his career, but I'm happy that he's healthy now. Anyways, it's only natural. At least I still have these older videos to reminisce and he's still putting out amazing music for us!
@@AlefSousa017 it's unfortunate that the best vocals in metal are always the most destructive to the singers
Oh shit, is that a seven string explorer?
That is badass.
never get bored listening to this song
matt's screams are sometimes sooooo scary :D
metalstyler95 I don't even think Matt ever realized just how fucking good his screams were. For real, he has some of the best screams and growls I have ever heard from a metal band (especially one with the actual musical talent they have), and he is able to mix it with clean vocals. Not only that, he also plays rhythm AND leads whilst performing these fantastic vocals. In my opinion Matt is way more talented than his own damn idol (James Hetfield). James is a good musician for sure, but on a technical level, Matt blows him away in every category.
MelanicDisaster AND he’s self taught!!
these guys are lords of metal
Rockin the white 'splorer & black tank like Hetfield in '89.
Matt should always have a beard, he looks badass
Agreed.. i loved his style at this moment
I really love matt style at the moment
3:52
Actually, its not the cameraman's fault, those bass solos are beyond the camera's comprehension.
Seriously, here I sit listening with my headphones for damn bass solos live and the technology now decides to fail us. (facepalm)
I agree about the technology on this day, but fuck, if someone's at a goddamn Trivium concert you expect that at least that person knows about Torn Between Scylla and Charybdis (one of their best fucking songs) and that there are TWO fucking delicious bass solos right on the middle of the damn song.
The guy with the camera just let us all know how he doesn't know shit about Trivium by this simple detail, by not recording Paolo's performance, even when the bass doesn't sound
4:34 aww matt didn't do the 5 string sweeps
other than that an epic fucking performance! !
let middleton do his job ;)
Amazing album, total badass!
Matt literally points to Paolo before his first solo, and then we pan to him just in time for it to end...
Matt looked the best in 2012 I think
He was jacked, singing and screaming, while incorrect, were sounding pitch perfect, and he had that Fresh Cut.
@@medranothelion absolutely right
Kirisute Gomen isn’t better than this song, they’re both as good as each other. Change my mind.
NYRangers0623 Kirisute is the “Battery” of Shogun (it even uses the inverted power chords) and Scylla is its own thing with the instrumental break in the middle. They’re totally different and both are two of Trivium’s best tunes.
I can't change your mind
@@DavidEitle no it doesn't, they use minor thirds, inverted power chords are fourths like:
d ||
a || 7 7 6 6
e || 7 7 6 6
b ||
@@tfwnoyandere You DONT have ears son. I wondered earlier but now I know.
@@adambomb138 the verse riff in kirisute uses minor thirds like this:
d || 5 5 4 4
a || 7 7 6 6
e ||
b ||
this is e minor to d# minor (because this song is in e harmonic minor)
this is not the same as a power chord inversion which would be a fourth not a minor third, this person is using the wrong term to refer to the right thing
battery uses a minor third and a major third:
d || 5 5 4 5
a || 7 7 5 7
e ||
this is e minor to d major (because this song is in e natural minor)
Brilliantly captured! Great clarity (audio as well as visual) and you knew exactly who to look at when it came to solos, great work!
WTF?? this guy didn't even made a close up on Paolo Gregoletto when he played the bass solos, this guy is afucking wannabe Trivium fan
Man, going back and watching Nik is almost painful at times. He was way off in many of his live performances.
Dude stole Triviums performing prime lmao. 2008-2013 are Triviums prime (Matts vocals, energy of the band, instrumentals being tight) imo and for most of it, Nick spammed the double bass and detracted from most of their performances lol
@@Squall6575 couldn't agree more
@@Squall6575 Imagine if they had Alex Bent already at that time
they had this energy because of nick, alex hits like a child afraid to wake their parents up
@@tfwnoyandere And yet, look how dominating Alex is. Energy conservation is only practiced by smarter drummers. Nick was a nasty mess, and his triggers sounded like sh!t. Do you even have ears?
A nice touch from Nick using glows like Travis did
he sounds fucking perfect here good shit matt
love trivium love this song b4mv learn
camerman didn't catch those two bass solos damn! haha
I couldn't hear the bass solos :(
0:43 is heaven
yes
all fucking bow down to the ttue four horseman
Epic shit
Facials, me my own men too
torn between faceee!
Whoa am I the only one hearing some major fuck ups??
Drum fuckups mostly, but then again, Nick always fucked up. He was horrible like that.
because they are bass solos. ;)
it's pretty funny
First google liker
that's not funny :(
They never play this live and its one of their best songss.
and also one of their hardest songs to play
One of their best and definitely one of their most underrated songs. This and like Callisto to a star in heaven are so underrated, man the shogun album is so fire