Mike Portnoy - MP Vinyl Ep 5 of 8 (M-O)
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- Mike Portnoy - MP Vinyl Ep 5 of 8 (M-O)
(SPOILERS!):
1:40 - Paul McCartney
7:35 - Mercyful Fate
8:45 - Metal Allegiance
11:22 - Metallica
23:00 - Neal Morse / Neal Morse Band / MPG
30:40 - Motorhead
32:00 - Mr. Bungle
36:20 - Muse
38:10 - Nine Inch Nails
38:55 - N.W.A.
39:35 - Oceansize
40:15 - Once And Future Band
41:20 - Opeth
45:55 - Overkill
47:20 - Ozzy Osbourne
48:25 - OSI
thumbs up for Mr. Bungle and Opeth
So stoked to hear you talk about your love for Opeth. Bleak may be my favorite song of theirs. Would have never expected that was Mikael's take on Dream Theater lol! Explains why I love it so much.
Hello Mike, didn’t expect to see you here.
he said it was inspired by 'Home,' the only similarity i can think of off the top of my head is the Phrygian Dominant scale (used commonly in middle eastern music, featured in both 'Home' and 'Bleak')
its also worth noting that Home, in turn, was clearly inspired by 46&2 by Tool
i know haha love that song
@@westonjones4886 Really?
@@TheBlackQueen no, it was completely expected
WHERE'S MEGADETH?
Who's else is adding albums on Spotify while listening to Mike??😂
Checking them on Tidal as he speaks, really entertaining the way Mike speaks
Mike has turned me on to more bands than anyone else!
@@alexmarek5410 what is tidal??
@@lawnboyfreak agree. I still have to watch the one containing DT albums. He is also adding some interesting background story which is very interesting to listen.
Okirev he is very knowledgeable and passionate about music. I enjoy it too. The video that included the DT albums was really good. He didn’t go too in depth because he’s talked about those albums a million times before and wanted to keep the video to a good time limit. I’m sure he could talk about those albums for hours everyday, and we’d still hang on to his every word. Lol
Man, he just did a perfect analysis of all Metallica Albums. His thoughts about them are really sincere and I like it, is neither criticizing them as everyone likes to do, with that stupid thoughts "after Justice is all garbage ", and nor being false and sold-out opinion "oh Metallica is perfect everything is incredible"
He ain't kidding about Similitude being mandatory listening. If you haven't heard it, buy it , you won't be disappointed
LOVE ALL THE OPETH!!!!!
OSI debut album has the only collab ever between Mike and Steven Wilson. I would love to see more of that in the future!!
I'll be checking out Mr Bungle and Once & Future Band👍🤘
I'm dying to see your other collections!
Those two albums of Muse are true gems, The Small Print from Absolution is incredibly hard to stop listening to on repeat, as are Endlessly and Sing for Absolution
Opeth=❤️, especially In Cauda Venenum
Speaking of the bands, whose entire catalogue is mandatory - Leprous deserves to be in that list like no one else!
Excellent video, thanks for sharing your favourites!
Don't stop after the new vinyl, I want to see everything in that room.. Just loving hearing Mike speak on all his collection and the stories that go along with it, just don't want it to end...
Such good music taste and knowledge. Glad to hear him mention Tim and DIZZY MIZZ LIZZY. And that he like OPETH and MUSE.
I'm not surprised that you LOVE Death Magnetic because it's a Masterpiece and on my Top 5 Albums of the band.. i don't know what's wrong with some people that don't like it.
"I went backstage after the show..." - You are Mike Portnoy, you do that. :-D
Referring Disco Volante to Inland Empire = accurate
Cool T-shirt Mike, Midnight Gospel is a great show.
Mr. Bungle is incredible, so good and crazy and before hearing them you wont imagine what will happen next in every music. I received the first album on a Tape from a friend that works in a vinyl store and I couldn't hear it at first, I left the take for a wile until I heard California Album a few years after, and since then its my favorite band!
I love OK computer from Radiohead and Absolution from Muse too, those are also 2 of my favorite albuns from all time.
Lets hear few recommendations from you Mike, I am sure I will meet new things.
Those Metallica boxsets are amazing, I only own the AJFA one...I couldn't believe the amount of extras, such a good piece to have.
Mike Mike Mike Mike. Where's MEGADETH?
And Meshuggah?
Sally Erfanian yeah, Rust In Peace.
He probably has just the original releases of Megadeth albums
I swear my favourite drummer has the same music taste as me,im like shocked with every record I didn't knew he liked Mr Bungle,Muse,NIN etc
Waiting for Q for Queen and Queensryche
Mr.Bungle! Dude! ! I wish you make collaboration with Mike Patton!
Muse's new albums are all over the place, but there are some gems in there. The one that makes me think of Dream Theater the most in recent years is "The Handler".
Neal Morse is such a prolific and talented composer... a true genius!
BTW, this video also contains the best and shortest Lulu review ever.
Yeah, I remember when Eric started singing part of The Mirror at The Shattered Fortress gig in Moscow and I thought "damn... even this guy (I saw him at the first time) sings DT better than JL!"
Mike - You should really give Muse’s The 2nd Law another chance. I agree they were getting more pop but there are some real gems on that album.
Definitely .. also the album making of made it more powerful
@@aln- Yes absolutely. I was going to dismiss it too but watching the making of changed my perception. Then the more I listened to it, the more I liked it.
Always a pleasure to listen to you talking about music. I'm not surprised that Absolution is in your top 10 album of all time, a little bit more for Mr Bungle, but yeah! It is a great one also!
Man, Mr Bungle is so huge for me. Im so glad you talked about It. You made my day
Well I was just thinking about this... should I comment on the L&M video saying it’s been 4 weeks and no updates and this video pops up !!! Much respect to this legend 👏🏼👏🏼
It's Biffy Clyro the former members of Oceansize are in. They have a new album you should check out. Re-listened to Biffy's 2004 album 'Inifinty Land' - overlooked prog-pop masterpiece. Check it out too if you haven't - peak Bif.
I would love to thank you! On your last vinyl record video you spoke about the band jellyfish and I decided to check them out......and it blew my fucking mind! They are now one of my favorite bands of all time! A million times thank you❤️❤️🤘🏽
that's awesome!
Heard the new Bungle single now, "Raping your mind".. Yes it certainly does!! Really insane!
Had the chance to shake the hand of this fine gentleman at an Oceansize concert in Paris, one week after seeing him on stage with Dream Theater. Yeah, Oceansize were that great and yeah, Mike Vennart (singer, guitarist) plays live with Biffy Clyro
Mr Bungle made me understand and enjoy Dream Theater and many more. Thank you Master for sharing your exquisite taste in music.
Steven Wilson is a genius with all of his remixes....I know you have the yes box set by Steven Wilson.... I can't wait
You have fabulous taste in music, Mike! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Bungle is so good! Great Mike's think alike.
Love that u always mention David Lynch's work. He is my favorite director and Inland Empire is one of my favorite movies. Always nice to watch you, man.
32:00
THESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I was really surprised when I found out Mike liked Marillion. Not many people know them. I'm pretty sure Lars likes Marillion.
Opus Eponymous Way back in 1993 I went to see Dream Theater play a set of covers at Ronnie Scott's in London. As well as Steve Howe and Barney from Napalm Death, members of Marillion were special guests. Of course, Portnoy's always made his fave bands very public both in musical suggestion as well as in tribute or homage. So it was very clear that night, the way he enjoyed playing Marillion songs with them, that he was obviously a big big fan.
Lars is a big Marillion fan actually
Mike has made 4 albums with Marillion's bass player
@@matthiaskopp9305 Oh is that transatlantic? I haven't listened to them in YEARS.
Met Marillion on Clutching at straws tour. Great group of guys.
Tim Heidecker went to central catholic ALLENTOWN PA in 1994. I remember him from high school
Much respect in general, but specifically for the Tim Christensen shout out.
God, what band's does he not know? Lol! Couldn't believe he mentioned Dizzy Mizz Lizzy!!!!!
Agree! Mike has a good taste. He likes a lot. A LOT!
My theory is there are THREE Mike Portnoys on the planet. How else has he managed to listen to everything, watch everything, play everything with everybody AND make 25 albums with Neal Morse AND sleep?
Crazy! Maybe the Neal Morse consert I saw last year in Sweden is one of the best concerts ever. And I have seen a lot great ones through the years.
Next episode p through s? So pink floyd, porcupine tree, Steven Wilson... sick
and Rush, i bet we're going to spend A LOOOOT of time on rush because it was one of the influences for dream theater, and honestly i'm 100% looking forward to that
I love this series, Mike! It's turned my on to some old classics and new stuff to me.
You're missing one of the greatest albums of all times in the M's. Major Parkinson - Blackbox. I'd suggest Twilight Cinema also but that album is impossible to find. You can still buy Blackbox. I hope you read this and listen to it and let me know what your thoughts are. Sylvia Massy produced the album.
Twilight Cinema is awesome. I do own a copy of that and Black Box on Vinyl. I could see Portnoy digging them, although who knows if he'll ever hear them.
Love this series. Cool that Mike has almost the same opinion/taste as me about music.
hey mike. you should check out Atrax Morgue
As a lifelong Metallica fan, Mike's take on the Metallica albums was a really good review! I disagree though a little bit on Hardwired. I think that album is more uncompromising that Death Magnetic. DM had the pressure to be "the comeback album" and I feel they repeated themselves a little bit, which is something they've always avoided. Hardwired is just them playing and doing what they want, as they've always done. It's an angrier album and you can feel that on the title track and Spit out the bone, which are two tracks I really dig. Anyway, Mike's review on the first 4 albums was great, those 4 are Masterpieces.
P.S.1: I totally agree on Load and Reload, but they still had some great tracks like Outlaw Torn, Devil's Dance (so heavy), Unforgiven II
P.S.2: Mike, you're a legend!
*NEAL MORSE Vinyls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
I'm not a big dream theater fan.. but I'm glad RUclips recommended this channel! This vinyl collection series is fucking awesome!!
I'm hopeful for Rush on the next episode.
The Larry Sanders Box Set !
Applesauce !!!
Awesome Mike! I grew up with Vinyl. When Dream Theater came out that was around the time I'd got into CD's and had your albums on CD. I'm a huge fan of Vinyl, CD and cassettes. Grew up buying them all, used to love going to the record store with my friend's then going to my house or there house listening to our albums bought, along with band t-shirts, posters, patches. Great days!!!! I used to transcribe Dream Theater drumming. Used to play gigs playing Take The Time! They used to love watching us as we played it all note for note. Keep Rockin' Mike! 🤘🥁🤘DC
Just went back and relistened to Absolution and wow, now I cant NOT think of Never Enough when hearing Stockholm Syndrome. The music, James' voice everything
Great video once again.
It's so weird to me that you prefer Absolution over Origin of Symmetry !
Im just gonna go ahead and prelike this. I wonder if you ever heard the dvd-a/dvd remix of a Quee - A night at the opera. Where Rogers kick is in the sub. You can REALLY hear its all room mics and there is so much more air than in the stereo mox. Love the series. Im learning alot and looking the new to me artists on Spotify. At least my new listens earns a new artist 0.000000037 cents.
35:50 Not only are Mr. Bungle back together and they have Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian and original Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo in the band, they're gonna release their comeback album this October. The album is called The Raging Wrath of the Easter Bunny Demo and it'll be their fourth album and the follow-up to 1999's California. The first single from the album is out now and it's called "Raping Your Mind".
I WOULD give my kidney for a new Bungle album since 1999....but to be honest i am VERY disappointed from the new line up (Dave and Ian) and their re release of their demo....i NEED a REAL Mr.Bungle album...not a typical 1980 thrash album... i am very sad because i was waiting for this moment for over 20 years
I'm amazed by your collection, Mike. It's impressive! I wish I could take a look around of it because it is my passion to collect music memorabilia as well and you can always learn a thing or two from every collector. You rock, brother. Greetings from the Middle of the World, Quito, Ecuador! lmL
No megadeth? ! Lol I'm sure you have the original releases
Was waiting for some analysis on Megadeth also!
So lovely those video's, i adore Mike's passion in talking about all those great albums and songs, how he's friends with many of those people, including his fellow colleague drummers, wondering if we hear the name of Gavin Harrisson when he's gonna talk about Porcupine Tree :) Thank you Mike for this wonderful series of video's, greetings from Holland
Even California bungle was incredibly well produced and written. The percussion and arrangements are saturated with reverb from another era. Almost like their film music album. Don’t read air conditioned nightmare. Something wrong with Henry Miller.
Even MP knows to stop after And Justice for All.....the man is a proper legend
I hope you picked up the Mars Volta vinyl set that came out a few months ago.
As a long time collector it’s so awesome watching an artist I’ve admired for so long that has the same passion
Hey Mike. Curious as to your thoughts on Aeryon? Arjen Lucassen's super group epic series of albums.
I'm breathless just LISTENING to Portnoy talking about music....."you know how I said that was my top 5, well THIS is my favourite album, etc,etc, can't say enough about, these guys are one my FAVOURITE bands." Phewwwwwwww. :)
No "Naked City"... hmmm maybe it'll show up in the Z's... Joey Baron, Zorn, Bill Frisell,...
Sh!t, that might the greatest musical work of,.... forever....
I love these vinyl episodes. Lots of inspiration for me. I can feel Mike's passion for music. He reviews the albums and the bands in a honest way, just like a fan. Well done 👏 👍🎸
I love these episodes. It feels like we’re just hanging out. Amazing collection and loving all the fun facts. It would also be cool if you could give us a tour of your stereo system / listening space. Please!?!?
Duuuude!!!! Oceansize is freakin' amazing!!! I knew you would have it on vinyl!!! Great video as usual, Mike, keep em coming. Greetings!!!
yeah. I wonder if he will be picking up any of their others.
I can listen to Mike for hours. Can’t wait for the next episode, but this one was fantastic, especially the parts on Opeth and Metallica !
Mr bungle yeah!!✌️
Our bassist sang in a Mr.Bungle tribute band, he used to play the whole 1st album and 2 off DV.
And don't forget that Cliff was the music theory guy who taught the others the basics of harmony and arranging. Without him Metallica would have been a much lesser band.
I recognized the OSI disc immediately, I'm a fan of this band !
And it isn't a "bonus disc" as you say, it's an EP called "re: free" with 3 remixes of tracks from the Free album.
Me too :D I have it on CD.
I need a copy of the debut album on Vinyl.
Fucking amazing human being.
My first ever music purchase was Metallica's Kill em All. I was a kid, I never knew who the fuck they were, It was a Cassette, I saw the cover and just purchased it, lol. I played that tape to death, then I got myself a drum kit and I still play drums to this day, 30 years later.
Mike Patton would be an amazing Joker!
They would have to tone him down.
C'mon, how can you downvote a video like this? It's not like you don't know what you're getting once you click play. Mike knows what he's talking about. ;)
You are the biggest Opeth fan .. Amazing (lol) so am I ... :-) Liking Once and Future Band .. thnx for that one
Jason Newsted did write a bit for Metallica from the jump. A little at first and a bit more later on. For example, Jason wrote the main riff for Blackened, which is pretty bad ass in and of itself. \,,/
Hey check it out I have a copy of masters of mettalica recorded in barcellona Spain at razmatazz Feb. 19 2002 sooo good!
Mike please get in touch with Pete at Sea of Tranquility. He has a great Prog Rock channel and I'm sure he wold love to interview you.
Well ... is Crazy kkkkkk
I agree with you Mike! Ghost Reveries ad Watershed best works of Opeth!!!
Question for Mr. Portnoy..... How do you listen to such a wide vinyl catalogue? Is it all in digital format too?!
Yeah the guitarist and keyboardist from Oceansize tour with Biffy now.
So gracious to open your home to your fans and share this, Mike. Much respect. Would love to hear what kind of audio gear you actually listen to all of this through.
Love this series, Mike. So refreshing not hear ‘ F ‘ bombs every second word.
So much great music there, Mike, thank you for taking the time!
Mike, what do you think of Stewart Copeland of The Police? for me and one of the greatest rock drummers.
MR BUNGLE !!!
Now there is 4 albums Mike !
My last 2 concerts before Covid hit: Opeth & Overkill (3x). Love them both so much!!!
When reading Ep 5 of 8, I automatically think 5/8 time signature.
Not to be pushy - but when is Ep. 6 (P-??) coming out?? 1 per month is just not enough!! I Love these!!!
Medicine Jar was a Jimmy McCullogh track, ironically he died of a few years later of a heroin overdose sadly...
Mike im so excited because step by step we are closer to „R” yes fucking great RUSH !!!
That first OSI album was awesome.
I know you and Kevin Moore fell out on the Osi stuff but do you know if he made it into a medical career? Im sure he will be great i
of course.
Digging the Midnight Gospel shirt.