Hilariously, this was my intro to DEP, I was a Metal Head and Techno fan, took a day off work with a freind, we drove down to Atlanta to hit Tower Records then go to little five points and hit Criminal records, when I was shooting the breeze with an employee who clued me in on this ep. The Come to Daddy cover being my bait. I snagged a copy because I was a big Faith No More fan, it opened me up to a ton of new music. I probably became a huge Converge fan because of DEP and countless other bands. RUclips is great, but I miss good local record shops.
Too bad he didn't stick w Dillinger This is some of the best material from either of them. Not putting down either of their amazing catalogs. This just seemed like the perfect home for Patton
Honestly I think dillinger would've better(even though it's hard to improve what is damn near perfect) with a rotating vocalist spot, working with 1 vocalist for an album and a tour. Maybe I'm wrong, but it would've been a great idea and would've opened the group up to do alot more experimenting, kind of like a hard as fuck BADBADNOTGOOD
Trevor Jacobs I love that idea! That really would’ve been the way to go. Imagine Bjork doing a Dillinger record? I dunno why I thought of her but I Think after working w Patton and her and playing w NIN so much as they have they would have been perfectly rounded out for limitless originality
As a drummer, the fill at 2:44 makes my stomach sink everytime. By the time I recover from my temporary acute inadequacy complex, they're in the next part.
Holy FUCK the diminished usage at the quiet part…!!! Ever notice how the bass hits the MAJOR seventh below the root between “not your singer/not your poem”?
@@stolendrones Funny that I was just listening to this very album yesterday! Great timing to remind everyone that it's 2021, and this is still the best album of all time. ☺️
@@stolendrones @Mick Glenn You notice something new and brilliant almost every time you listen to it. It's an absolute masterpiece! Speaking of the best band ever, with any luck, I hope to be heading to Chicago to see Mr Bungle in September. I was planning to see them when Covid hit and ruined everything. If life and Covid permits, I'll finally be seeing the first Bungle show in 20 years. I don't know if you got to see their online Halloween show last year, but it was sheer perfection! The Raging Wrath material is insane, and they made it look too easy. This show would really make up for the past couple years of hell. Fingers crossed.
You chose a weird album to start with man. Being post-Minakakis and pre-Puciato it's sorta the odd-ball of D.E.P. records, still, with Mike Patton on vocals it's quite the treat. I mean, what other math-core bands can say they got the pleasure of playing beside Mike Patton, let alone record a record with him on vocals, it's pretty wild even thinking about it. Look into "Calculating Infinity" and after that "Miss Machine," this band has a very diverse selection of sounds, as well as vocalists just within the time of releasing 5 full length albums and 4 eps. Don't be so quick to judge from listening to the band's odd-ball record (than again, mike patton did amazing on this record.)
+Ben Griffith Productions You're right earlier today, while I was working, I started listening to them and I kept listening for 5 straight hours 5 fuckin hours I've known this band for like 6 years, and somehow I've never felt something like this before the word "eargasm" makes sense for me now, and it's really goood
I only discovered this EP about a year and a half ago. I love all things Mike Patton and this is definitely in my top 5 projects he’s done. DEP are complete masters of their instruments and Patton pairs so well with their chaos. I absolutely love this. I wish they would do a full length at some point but I don’t see that happening.
okay first of all holy shit second, holy fucking shit third, holy fucking shit i just splooged everywhere after my first listen to this EP. mike patton is a fucking god and dillinger escape plan are his choir of angels
Patton was the perfect way for me to finally give DEP a real listen. I e know about this band for like 13 years and never gave them a real listen and finally after listening to more and more avanti harder and some more extreme and chaotic music I can finally appreciate their stuff. Enough to where I will actually call them one of my favorites now. As a great man once said, "Das amazin"
Can't believe this is the first time i'm listening to this, despite liking DEP and Mike Patton! And I never knew they covered the mighty Come to Daddy!
The Dillinger Escape Plan, especially this EP and Calculating Infinity is something that you either understand and "get" or you don't. Honestly, most people see this as just noise. Admittedly, Calculating Infinity took me a few listens to "get" it. Meshuggah are another band that you either get or you don't. Check out Destroy Erase Improve by Meshuggah and see what I mean.
Jupp totally agree with you:) the dillinger escape plan is a musical journey. And Meshuggah have riffs and some very distinguished tonality`s that you wont hear in other bands!
nah, this isn't noise, masonna is noise, whitehouse is noise, merzbow is noise, dep is just a bit more technical than all the hardcore bands they toured with and the scene that accepted them.
Meshuggah's music is like a rollercoaster ride through Dante's 7 layers of hell while Kidman's vocals function as a sortof shamanistic travel guide or something. "And if you look on your right you'll see under the eclipse wrath raping gluttony in his void"
DrugzRKoool I got both bands hahaha! I Love TDEP and Meshuggah. I love how everything they do goes against most peoples general understandings of what constitutes as music yet they are probably two of the most "musical" bands ever. I always though Strapping Young Lad were like that too.
This EP, Dissociation and Calculating Infinity are, for me, the 3 masterpieces of Dillinger. Such a raw ann agressive energy on those records. Also, one of Patton's greatest work
1) Niel Peart, the acended, original Deon drum good 2) Chris pennie 3) Danny Carrey 4) Chris Adler 5) guy from dream theater (I'm sorry I'm not into straight prog like that, has to be spicy)
Still some of the most urgent and abrasive music ever recorded. I love their later material but nothing sticks like the first few records… there is just something missing. Thankful for all these though. Timeless extreme music (not the easiest thing to make).
I'm just gonna be the guy to say it, this is Mike Pattons best work right here. not Mr bungle, tomohawk, faith no more or peeping tom's. this is absolutely amazing shit. just imagine what they would have been like if he stayed the lead singer of TDEP. but Greg's done an amazing job and has amazing range just as Patton does. extremely underrated band.
Those gunfire vocals from Mike! Greg is great but i was a fan of Patton much earlier he was a direct fit IMO but it was prolly more up to him wanting to just play a part and not make a picture. Im just glad we got something!
The best way I can describe this is...... Urgent. You feel like something is happening. You don't know what. You don't know if you're in danger, but something deep down wants to find out.
wish i woulda been coole enough to listen to you guys back in the day! I do just love me some sufjan... I really like this album art though, very warholian. Cheers!
A lot of comments about not “getting” it. Let’s be real; you don’t have to be smart or alternative to get dep or any of Patton’s stuff, I will say it helps a lot to be either a guitarist or drummer because I will agree this was both Patton and dep’s creative peak. They were pre Greg and still in one piece physically and mentally and if I recall Patton was working on tomahawk at this point. Could be wrong, I personally think this is the alt metal equivalent of peanut butter and jelly and I will miss this band until my last breath. Thanks guys, not a lot of records can hit the sweet spot between aurally offensive and brilliant x
Awesome, when I heard 8:56 riff for the first time back then my brain melted and at the same I felt it was something totally revolutionary in metal. Maybe you could find something ''similar'' in some composers like Stravinsky.
Holy fuck Mike Patton is amazing
crazy how so many of my favorite bands connect back to him
+Nicki B. (martyfag)
Mike been everywhere :D
+Cynthia Jones nice pic
thank you, love Angel Dust
Cynthia Jones yeah. however the pic is related with an unedited song of the Angel Dust era.
I can't remember the name in this moment.
Bird song I think
My favourite singer fronting my favourite band.
Doesn't get any better than this.
+Jody Lester wow! same here
Yep. Accept no substitutes.
My favorite singer too! Great band for sure.
Easy listening jazz
indubitably correct... and without question
The vocals on "When Good Dogs Do Bad Things" are completely insane.
The vocals "jumping" in the ears
Greg was obviously influenced by Patton
que buena apreciación señor rocco siffredi.
Francesco Giorgini Totally. I think he knew he had to be able to match that creativity.
One of my favourite vocal performances, just all the different styles and how fucking great he sounds doing all of them.
Hilariously, this was my intro to DEP, I was a Metal Head and Techno fan, took a day off work with a freind, we drove down to Atlanta to hit Tower Records then go to little five points and hit Criminal records, when I was shooting the breeze with an employee who clued me in on this ep. The Come to Daddy cover being my bait.
I snagged a copy because I was a big Faith No More fan, it opened me up to a ton of new music. I probably became a huge Converge fan because of DEP and countless other bands.
RUclips is great, but I miss good local record shops.
Converge is so fucking good man, I'm glad DEP got you into them , shiet. You Fail Me is GOAT'd
Being able to see this performed live was one of the greatest gifts of my life
based
also got to see this and the original calculating infinity when vocalist was fire blowing. was so fucking good.
I was at that show too!
Best 4 songs on the planet.
I got to see Pantera and Mr. Bungle live, and I'm jealous, ngl. 😂
The Fantomas Escape Plan
:)
The Mr. Fantomas Faith Escape Plan
The Mr Dead Fantomas More Escape Plan
Dead is after...?
Dead Cross, a new lombrado-patton band, she is not making sense...
This was the Bungliest Mike's been since 1999. Absolute chaos. Love this EP so much.
Ross Dixon Agreed. Also, gotta love the adjective "Bungliest"! Word of the day.
think again pal
it's too metal to be the bungliest thing he's done since
Pig Latin was so fucking cool!!!!!
Genius, only wish the album was longer...
Mike Patton in Track 3: "I'm the best you ever had." No delusions there. Dillinger and Patton
Too bad he didn't stick w Dillinger This is some of the best material from either of them. Not putting down either of their amazing catalogs. This just seemed like the perfect home for Patton
Greg was still a great fit for Dillinger though
I just wanted another EP with Patton.
Honestly I think dillinger would've better(even though it's hard to improve what is damn near perfect) with a rotating vocalist spot, working with 1 vocalist for an album and a tour. Maybe I'm wrong, but it would've been a great idea and would've opened the group up to do alot more experimenting, kind of like a hard as fuck BADBADNOTGOOD
Trevor Jacobs I love that idea! That really would’ve been the way to go. Imagine Bjork doing a Dillinger record? I dunno why I thought of her but I Think after working w Patton and her and playing w NIN so much as they have they would have been perfectly rounded out for limitless originality
@@polarnj Exactly! A myriad of possibilities
What is this Patton and Dillinger, oww damm. Covering Aphex Twin. What kind of sick crossover episode is this.
the best kind
As a drummer, the fill at 2:44 makes my stomach sink everytime. By the time I recover from my temporary acute inadequacy complex, they're in the next part.
Howwww
who was their drummer on this album?
@@robc6022 Chris Pennie
I haven't heard this EP in a while. Giggling like a little kid now rediscovering it. So. Fucking. Good.
Agreed.
Just here again in 2020 to remind you that this is still the best album of all time.
2021.
Greetings!
Holy FUCK the diminished usage at the quiet part…!!!
Ever notice how the bass hits the MAJOR seventh below the root between “not your singer/not your poem”?
@@stolendrones Funny that I was just listening to this very album yesterday! Great timing to remind everyone that it's 2021, and this is still the best album of all time. ☺️
@@pattonisgod26 No doubt. Too bad creativity isn’t a category; but if it were, this would be the most unfettered challenger to Mister Bungle!
@@stolendrones @Mick Glenn You notice something new and brilliant almost every time you listen to it. It's an absolute masterpiece! Speaking of the best band ever, with any luck, I hope to be heading to Chicago to see Mr Bungle in September. I was planning to see them when Covid hit and ruined everything. If life and Covid permits, I'll finally be seeing the first Bungle show in 20 years. I don't know if you got to see their online Halloween show last year, but it was sheer perfection! The Raging Wrath material is insane, and they made it look too easy. This show would really make up for the past couple years of hell. Fingers crossed.
This album is still as awesome as I remember it. When I heard this when I was like 14 it blew my mind.
Fußball = Cringe
i can listen to this EP non stop/loop for an entire day
Mike Patton + The Dillinger Escape Plan = Absolute perfection with a hint of yarn documentary.
Patton is just crazy and awesome.
The "rock-paper-scissor we will rock you" part would be the cheesiest thing ever if any other band did, but here it's the best thing ever
I was thinking their vocalist sounds too much like Mike Patton, then I looked at description, wasn't dissapointed
I'm "dissapointed", Lado... In your spelling.
Josh Haider-Smith *replies to 2 year old comment*
Do you know how hard it's been waiting 2 whole years to post that?? commitment
Best way to sneak up on a comment is when it thinks it's safe...
It is Mike.
I was told this band is addictive once you acquire a taste for them
You chose a weird album to start with man.
Being post-Minakakis and pre-Puciato it's sorta the odd-ball of D.E.P. records, still, with Mike Patton on vocals it's quite the treat. I mean, what other math-core bands can say they got the pleasure of playing beside Mike Patton, let alone record a record with him on vocals, it's pretty wild even thinking about it.
Look into "Calculating Infinity" and after that "Miss Machine," this band has a very diverse selection of sounds, as well as vocalists just within the time of releasing 5 full length albums and 4 eps. Don't be so quick to judge from listening to the band's odd-ball record (than again, mike patton did amazing on this record.)
BenRawPower It's only this crazy because Mike Patton did it.
+sixfeetontop I don't know, TDEP can be pretty insane.
+Ben Griffith Productions You're right
earlier today, while I was working, I started listening to them
and I kept listening
for 5 straight hours
5 fuckin hours
I've known this band for like 6 years, and somehow I've never felt something like this before
the word "eargasm" makes sense for me now, and it's really goood
Yeah
Sometimes it feels like all of Patton's and Dillinger's works were leading up to this one golden moment.
Golden
This was a peak moment for both
must be listened to with headphones
And loud !
Mary Spiro I don't always listen to the dillinger escape plan, but when I do my neighbors also listen to the dillinger escape plan
Stay edgy my friends.
I listen to it with a pair of megaphones
The middle section of When Good Dogs Do Bad Things is one of the best things either musician has ever done.
It's chilling,beautiful and cathartic.
I only discovered this EP about a year and a half ago. I love all things Mike Patton and this is definitely in my top 5 projects he’s done. DEP are complete masters of their instruments and Patton pairs so well with their chaos. I absolutely love this. I wish they would do a full length at some point but I don’t see that happening.
I love Mike,and I love Dillinger, and this is one of the best things ever. It's like Reese's Peanut butter Cups.
YES.
Great handle ya got, too!
Yes I agree
I had somehow never heard of this.
I'm a massive Patton fan.
Just never knew he collaborated with these guys.
Thank you random RUclips clicks.
Some of my favourite vocals period on this album.
When Good Dogs Do Bad Things might have the answers to the void
okay first of all holy shit
second, holy fucking shit
third, holy fucking shit i just splooged everywhere after my first listen to this EP. mike patton is a fucking god and dillinger escape plan are his choir of angels
Patton was the perfect way for me to finally give DEP a real listen. I e know about this band for like 13 years and never gave them a real listen and finally after listening to more and more avanti harder and some more extreme and chaotic music I can finally appreciate their stuff. Enough to where I will actually call them one of my favorites now. As a great man once said, "Das amazin"
Probably the most glorious 19 minutes of music ever purged from psychopaths psyche...effectively collective psychosis.
Can't believe this is the first time i'm listening to this, despite liking DEP and Mike Patton! And I never knew they covered the mighty Come to Daddy!
THIS WILL BE PERFORMED LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2017!!!
i wasnt gonna go to that show, just the last 2, but i had to buy a ticket for this.
17:49 "And they never knew they were robots. Only in the math zone"...PHALLUS APPROVES!!!!
Never heard this before, always nice to discover an overlooked gem
What an amazingly interesting band Dillinger becomes with Patton's Irony. Great music! Thanks for sharing!
DEP and Mike Patton? best combination i have ever heard.
The Dillinger Escape Plan, especially this EP and Calculating Infinity is something that you either understand and "get" or you don't. Honestly, most people see this as just noise. Admittedly, Calculating Infinity took me a few listens to "get" it.
Meshuggah are another band that you either get or you don't. Check out Destroy Erase Improve by Meshuggah and see what I mean.
Jupp totally agree with you:) the dillinger escape plan is a musical journey. And Meshuggah have riffs and some very distinguished tonality`s that you wont hear in other bands!
nah, this isn't noise, masonna is noise, whitehouse is noise, merzbow is noise, dep is just a bit more technical than all the hardcore bands they toured with and the scene that accepted them.
Meshuggah's music is like a rollercoaster ride through Dante's 7 layers of hell while Kidman's vocals function as a sortof shamanistic travel guide or something. "And if you look on your right you'll see under the eclipse wrath raping gluttony in his void"
DrugzRKoool I got both bands hahaha! I Love TDEP and Meshuggah. I love how everything they do goes against most peoples general understandings of what constitutes as music yet they are probably two of the most "musical" bands ever. I always though Strapping Young Lad were like that too.
DrugzRKoool I think I've found a proper metal guy. Have I found a proper metal guy here? *hugs*
Psycroptic anyone?
Wow, this is sicker and even more creative then any album they have.
SquirrelCake lol what??!!miss machine.option paralysis and ONE OF US IS THE KILLER are masterpiece's
That's just it... All of their albums are so good
Mike Patton and TDEP is a match made in heaven.
Like I say to everyone everytime..."Eventually, you'll get it... "
fuck this ep is such an amazing experience. I don’t think it will ever get old or boring. Still as mind blowing as the day it came out
Great Band. Listening to the music I always wonder how these guys can remember all the rythmical changes and song structure. It is so chaotic.
it's easier when your the one who created it. Now if someone tried to cover it that would be pretty difficult.
Legendary. Wish Mike would collab with these guys again.
This EP, Dissociation and Calculating Infinity are, for me, the 3 masterpieces of Dillinger. Such a raw ann agressive energy on those records. Also, one of Patton's greatest work
One of the best collaborations to ever be recorded! Great upload.
one of mikes best projects he's been in
This shit is from another dimension
Genius, on all point.
THIS EP. Holy shit.
Chris Pennie is my favorite drummer of all time.
1) Niel Peart, the acended, original Deon drum good
2) Chris pennie
3) Danny Carrey
4) Chris Adler
5) guy from dream theater (I'm sorry I'm not into straight prog like that, has to be spicy)
He is a fucking god. Probably in my top 2.. him and John Theodore
Brendan Canty from Fugazi is my favourite drummer.
Hollywood Squares 00:00
Pig Latin 4:07
When Good Dogs Do Bad Things 7:39
Come To Daddy 13:39
Still some of the most urgent and abrasive music ever recorded. I love their later material but nothing sticks like the first few records… there is just something missing. Thankful for all these though. Timeless extreme music (not the easiest thing to make).
i agree i love patton but miss machine is a better produced album
Pig Latin is the most terrifying shit I ever heard.
Here kitty kitty kitty kitty kitty kitty kitty kitty
I clicked on this video accidentally and i am astounded what the fuck is going on help.
I saw them live at THE POUND in SF when they did it live. Good times.
anyone else notice that the title on the cover says The Dillinger ESCAPLE Plan? :)
WHAT THE FUCK?
Blyat
@@user-lk8mp7xx7d почему я вижу тебя под каждым вторым видео с Диллинджерами?
Я их фанат.
@@user-lk8mp7xx7d ну да, они классные
I'm just gonna be the guy to say it, this is Mike Pattons best work right here. not Mr bungle, tomohawk, faith no more or peeping tom's. this is absolutely amazing shit. just imagine what they would have been like if he stayed the lead singer of TDEP. but Greg's done an amazing job and has amazing range just as Patton does. extremely underrated band.
bungle-california and disco volante dude. but this is up there for sure. his song with the melvins if you havent heard it-gi joe.
I agree. DEP is awesome now, and i enjoy them, but this is some of their best (if not, THE best) work they've put out.
Those gunfire vocals from Mike! Greg is great but i was a fan of Patton much earlier he was a direct fit IMO but it was prolly more up to him wanting to just play a part and not make a picture. Im just glad we got something!
+bowtiechevy67 great work but definitely not his best to 5 10 tho
agreed
Love Patton , Love The Dillinger Escape Plan
11:10 best breakdown. beautiful
Justin McKee Yeah, this was the moment I knew the album was perfection.
I wish Patton would've stayed on vocals for this band, or at least did more collaborations with them.
This was the dopest thing possible, Patton added a whole different kinda insanity to DEP
Sick album i wish Patton was always in the line up.
I remember biting into my first s'mores at camp, the taste of roasted marshmallow and melted chocolate was the most winning combination ever.
Hearing this in 2002 was very mind bending.
2020 anyone?
Here
here
always. this shit is a living classic already
2021 gang
Dillinger seems to be the only math/metalcore band that even people who don't like the hardcore aspect of metalcore can enjoy, why?
I like this question
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@Serial Killa check out the Chariot
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@Serial Killa check out Norma jean, see you next tuesday. And the tony danza tapdance extravaganza
I stubbled upon this CD at best buy back in 2002..best day ever..ever 😎😎😎
WE WILL ROCK YOUUUU
Chaos is Perfection
That's true
No, it's me
Best song ever written..."When Good Dogs do Bad Things."
And rock and roll is garbage...
@@percipleflavius8171 Right?
I'M THE BEST YOU'LL EVER HAVE
I like to imagine this E.P with a different order of songs. Every way i plant it, it reveals. Its scary, its interesting, it moves!
The best way I can describe this is...... Urgent.
You feel like something is happening. You don't know what. You don't know if you're in danger, but something deep down wants to find out.
wish i woulda been coole enough to listen to you guys back in the day! I do just love me some sufjan... I really like this album art though, very warholian. Cheers!
impresionante!!! lo unico que me faltaba escuchar de Patton, muchas gracias!!!!
A lot of comments about not “getting” it. Let’s be real; you don’t have to be smart or alternative to get dep or any of Patton’s stuff, I will say it helps a lot to be either a guitarist or drummer because I will agree this was both Patton and dep’s creative peak. They were pre Greg and still in one piece physically and mentally and if I recall Patton was working on tomahawk at this point. Could be wrong, I personally think this is the alt metal equivalent of peanut butter and jelly and I will miss this band until my last breath. Thanks guys, not a lot of records can hit the sweet spot between aurally offensive and brilliant x
Not even close to Pattons creative peak LMAO.
I don't know how many times I come back to this EP
Man this EP is awesome! Some true talent right here!
Awesome, when I heard 8:56 riff for the first time back then my brain melted and at the same I felt it was something totally revolutionary in metal. Maybe you could find something ''similar'' in some composers like Stravinsky.
BRILLIANT
Right? This is absolutely a match made in heaven.
The Mike Patton Escape Plan.
amazing album
File Under Most slept on album of last 16 years... Pure fucking gold.
The unequivocal answer to every age-old question ever posed by the human mind.
Not to mention a fitting epitaph for the squandered potential of the human organism. R.I.P.
Best title of anything ever
mike is a genius
+Miko Nico It's been said before and it will be said again! But for very obvious reasons. He is and has been truly exceptional!!!
no doubt of course
Patton is king!
Revisiting this I think it was too much for main stream to even be ok with existing. I love everything they’ve made.
Super interesting, like the rest of their stuff. Cool to see where it all started.
got the reprint! splatter orange white and yellow! Revolver Mag
just this idea, to cover a song like come to daddy is kinda genius @work,.. love patton and dillinger,..
Holly shit! This is one of my favorite albums, and I never noticed that. WTF?!
"In this crowded place, I could swing a cat and not even hit a soul. Just a lonely vacuum of human black holes"
🖤🖤🖤
Just a modern Mr. Bungle album! Midas Patton!
Not unique enough to be mr. bungle
+brazen Kaiszer what!? there is no such thing like this EP in the universe
Negra Idosa Pobre Gorda Gay Realista yea, still not unique enough to be mr. bungle.
It's way too metal to be even compared to Mr. Bungle lmao
best ep ever
Can't get enough
Fucking best. Damnit I still love this just as much as the first time I heard it somehow 20 fucking years ago lmao
2020 and irony is a dead scene