I'm glad Misha spotted the potential in Spencer. Early on, he was not why I listened to periphery. At this point, he is why I listen. P4 is instrumentally great as always, but Spencer just makes the best of every moment. His writing is fantastic, and now, so is his performance.
@@bohncm His singing sounds better too now, but yeah, his screams make the old stuff hard to listen to honestly. Or at least, I was not putting my focus on him during those parts. I think Juggernaut is where the page really started to turn for him and then each album has been better than the last for him. His writing is still the most impressive part to me. Misha was right about the potential he saw.
Indeed. I actually didn't know about them until clear came out but ever since the first time I heard them, I have listened to them pretty much non stop. I just recently went back and listened to P1 for the first time and he was good but his screams, for example, on icarus lives would turn most people off to the band if they weren't musicians. Goes to show how hard he worked between 1 and 2 to get the power in the screams. But yeah, most importantly how he continues to absolutely blow me away with how weird and out of the box he as well as how absolutely perfectly he compliments all of the instruments. This is the definition the the most perfectly rounded group in my very, very biased opinion.
@@bohncm Totally agree with what you just said. I have described them as one of the most agile bands around. It seems there is very little they cannot do if they want to. They're an incredibly powerful unit and a rare breed. I largely credit Misha for his ability to collect talent around his concept and integrate it.
I know right? I often listen to the isolated vocals from the new albums and they blow me away every time. Spencer's development as a singer is just bat shit insane.
P1 will always be my favorite Periphery album. When I heard Letter Experiment for the first time my brain melted. I know a lot of people hate on Spencers’ screams and vocals on it but I always loved them for some reason. I don’t even know many times I listened to the album front to back.
4:56 Spencers screaming is MUCH BETTER now, it feels like the energy levels are that much higher. a P1 remaster would be absolutely fantastic because of how he's changed and improved since then, along with all your guys musical skills.
A rac3car remake would blow me away. That was the song which got me to start learning guitar & developing an interest in music writing. Ive been learning for over 2 years now & i am amazed just by how far ive come. It makes me appreciate every song you guys put out because we know how much effort & love you put into these things
@@mukherjee22 my first song was Scarlett. I had no idea who they were and i wasn't a big fan of the song. But then I heard marigold and was instantly hooked. I just attributed it to the crazy riffs that put me off some at first. But I love it all now that I've been able to digest it all.
Brad Hargis I understand, man, honestly the first time I listened to Periphery, I didn’t like them much, but, boy, after a few months, upon binge listening to their albums, they’ve been my favourite and ever since 2015 and now I can’t love anything other band anymore haha
@@mukherjee22 Same experience here I was a budding guitarist back then, looking to improve my chops, and stumbled upon the solo for luck as a constant. I was blown away by the solo, so I decided to give the full song a listen. I was disappointed, cause my noobish ears couldn't understand that complex triple-guitar rhythm line. But soon they grew on me and now they've been my favourite band for about 4 straight years.
P1 had monumental impact in my life for the better in such a way that's really hard to describe, and that's mainly why it's my favorite. I was in a very unfortunate and clueless situation at the time, but for some reason when I discovered P1 through a friend that completely changed. The first time experience of listening to it back then was so new and fresh for me that I bought it immediately and put it on my phone to listen to constantly. It always gave me this renewed sense of vigor that I still get even when I go back to listen to it, and it always felt weird to me since I've never met anyone else that had that kind of appreciation for that album. P1 also introduced me to this entire new wave of metal music that I had never heard of before and absolutely fell in love with over this past decade. The melodies were beautiful, the rhythms were really fun to listen to, and while Spencer's singing at the time wasn't everyone's favorite compared to previous recordings with Chris or Casey, I personally think they matched the songs very well, even if they were a bit rough. Before that, metal to me was just the Metallica radio tracks that every country folk in my town kept blasting over their car stereos with their country and pop songs I never liked at all. I still remember the day that Periphery showed up to my local venue and played P1 and ended with racecar. That was the best concert experience I've ever had in my younger years because I was finally in a crowd of people that had a passion and interest for this kind of music. It inspired me to pick up guitar and practice as hard as I could even if I put it down later due to severe carpal tunnel. So I can understand if Misha and the gang don't want to re-record it due to lack of interest, but if they do I'm insta-buying it and blasting the hell out of it like I did 10 years ago.
P1 is how I started discovering Periphery, but all of your albums, P1, P2, Clear, Jug, P3, P4, I love them all Misha, no exception. As long as you and the Periphery guys keep making music, I'm always here to listen and be inspired. You have no idea how Periphery had changed my life for the better :)
Juggernaut, P2 and P1 are my favorite Periphery albums tbh. Hearing P1 in 2010 really got me interested in the modern prog metal sound and recording my own riffs, and opened a lot of creative doors for me. P2 has so many memorable riffs, awesome vocals, and an impeccable mix. The songwriting for Juggernaut was next level and really well executed. It's cool seeing Misha talk about those albums and rerecording p1 stuff
Holy crap, that first vocal part before the drums kick in sounds a ton like Casey back on the original version. It’s amazing how far Spencer has come in 10 years!
I'm just now finding this video, but man I got goosebumps at that part. Casey was my favorite but damn Spencer really channeling him in this new version
I listen to P1 almost every day on my way to work. I think it sounds amazing. It's somehow comforting to know that even you are hard on yourself. But you shouldn't be! You guys are incredible.
I actually like P1 as it is, quirks and all haha. Maybe a fully re-recorded single would be cool, but you guys throw Icarus in your live set occasionally and that's plenty for me.
Missed the live stream but hearing you say how poorly Juggernaut was received makes me feel sad for those who didn't like it. While I love all of Periphery' s music, Juggernaut was the culmination of all my favorite types of music. My all time favorite concept album.
It baffles me honestly because Juggernaut is my favorite Periphery album by a longshot (well maybe not a LONGSHOT with PIV) I know the band was kind of in a rough spot so they don't look on the times fondly but musically they knocked it out of the park
Huh.. As far as Ive known, Ive always been in a minority that didnt think highly of juggernaut. Threw me off to hear Misha say that other people didnt like it.
Cameron Gore I should have been clearer, people eventually came around, and now it’s generally seen as one of our good ones haha, and people want us to make more of it, which works out well because we had been talking about continuing the story!
It honestly seems like it might be changing on the. bright side, Spencer’s been posting little snipetts of redone P1 vocals(Letter Experiment, The Walk, Icarus) it’s looking good so far!
That macro trick for editing the guitars is completely genius. Currently looking up how to do that so I can adopt it to my workflow. I’m such a freaking snail with my guitar edits.
If you ever decide to re-record P1 and release it, I would buy it. I still have my signed P1 poster on my wall behind me, right next to the P2 poster - both from pre-ordering the albums. Thank you for doing these streams - I always learn something.
I'd honestly love to hear P1 with your guys current sound. I remember hearing Icarus for the first time on 4/20/2010 when I was baked off my gourd and it blew me away. I over played that song and for that reason I feel its become my least favorite, but hearing snippets breathes new life. You hit the nail on the head. 10 years ago you were a different person. You could even argue that P1 was a different Periphery, without Nolly and Mark. And the rest of you have grown so much as musicians. I know if you remade this album ala FF7r and make it something completely different, but built on the same foundation, it'd be mind blowing. As much as I'd love to see a solo album, from any and all of you, and as hated as this album was at the time, if anything in the Periphery catalogue deserves a remake its this album. I never meant to write an essay about this album but man, this one really came to me at a time in my life when I needed it. And I know there are others who can say the same. My grandmother passed from cancer, and my mother had a mental breakdown as a result, on top of trying to nail standardized tests to get into college. There were alot of late night walks I had to take and that album was my only company. Because of that, the album is hard to listen to as it stirs up a lot of bad feels. I'd love the opportunity to listen to this album again with a different perspective. Thanks for the music you have made and will continue to make dood! You do good!
I'm from GA and played a show in every level of the old masquerade in some local bands. It's super cool to hear someone at this level talk about a hometown landmark for me.
Aw hell yeah! This is a real treat Mishap Masoor. Thanks for streaming and uploading this man. Sincerely, the Mustard Gang. Edit: Holy crap Spencer sounds amazing
I loved P1. My favorite Periphery song is still Letter Experiment. There was something “innocent” and adventurous about the album. Not perfect by any stretch, but I find perfection to be boring at times. P1 took what all the metalcore bands were doing at that time, but took it a few steps further. At that point, I was so bored with metal, but hearing everything you were putting out back then reignited my love for it. It was exactly what I was wanting to hear at the time. I really don’t want a new edition of P1. The “rough” and “undeveloped” sound is what makes it P1. But no one would be forcing me to listen to a new version. Hopefully the original will always be there to stream.
I know it doesn't what I say because he is the one creating for Periphery and I'm the one consuming, so there will always these two different sides of the story. I got to Periphery from those random youtube recommendations where one in fifty is solid gold, and it was "Make total Destroy" from P2. I preferred it to P1 because it was far more refined an album with so much more attention to detail and the songs stuck to me closer than p1. Sure I got favorites off P1 too, I mean it just as a whole compilation. That said, Juggernaut has to be my favorite. The mood, the atmosphere and the journey through those two albums along the melody choices are what sets it apart. I do like P3 and P4 naturally. Those two feel really good in terms of flow and they provide everything for a cohesive and enjoyable album experience, moreso than the first two albums. The last two are really well made and I don't ever feel like I want to skip as song. Reptile for example was a fantastic choice to put it as opener instead of a finisher. That said, I have favorites off all albums, it's not like I prefer one specific era more than the other. All that makes me think that if you are to re-record P1 this would finally bring it to a place where it's more deserved and can shine with the quality of writing it had. Because I do have to flex my imagination in terms of "how it would sound with Spencers refinement and the production quality you're able to deliver from all other albums." HOWEVER. If you don't include Spencer's original intermezzo of "Thank you for purchasing..." in the remake, it will be a difficult sell :P
HI MISHA, IS THERE ANY CHANCE OF YOU COMING TO INDIA in the coming years? The Djent scene here is going up like crazy now, Thanks to you and Tesseract!
22:07 OG P1 fan here :) Well, im even more of an OG 2008 Myspace Bulb (and first AAL album) fan thou. Haha. You guys kinda lost me with P3, I really enjoyed the more rough stuff like Bulb and P1, but I still really appreciate and respect what you doing and always have half an eye on your stuff ever since \m/
I know this was 4 years, and I'm sure Misha and Co haven't changed their minds. But P1 was life changing for me, and I desperately wish they would re-record it. Even if they changed some of the compositions to give it some new life or made it more mature because they've grown as musicians! I'm here for it and would buy a hard copy easy. Or hell, if they just re-recorded a single song every few months and then eventually released it together.
I really, really want a remake of P1. I love P1 as it is of course, but Icarus Lives! and Jetpacks Was Yes 2.0 show that P1 could be really cool with the band's current sound.
As a compromise, if you lads decide to not re-record the entirety of P1, could you possibly dig out the original projects and release the stems like you did for P3?
I’m not being sarcastic in the slightest. As an early days P1 fan, I will actually pay $1,000 for a single copy of a p1 re-master. I know the licensing rights and royalties might be weird with the old members, and they wouldn’t want to redo p1 for like the 5th time, so there might not be any incentive. But one day!
Same bug still exists in 2023 @24:29 Zilla and Cali both drop volume when muting or soloing when you have multiple IR's loaded. Never experience that with any other IR loader.
As a fan and listener, I don't see/hear anything wrong about P1. I would love to have that my own mixings sound as good as yours. I jumped in Periphery's world when P3 came out. This album blew my mind and I had to bought the previous one to know what Periphery was all about. And I can say that I'm not disappointed at all. Keep up the good work guys. In a other side, as a composer and a kinda like mixing engineer, I understand your point of view about not listening P1. You know what's wrong in it, and don't want to feel the pain each time you heard those mistakes. The curse of any musician/composer/producer/mixing engineer to always want that everything should be perfect at the end. But don't be so hard on yourself.
I liked P1 a lot actually. It was my favourite for awhile when I first discovered you guys. I’m not sure about re-recording it because it will always be compared to the original. It’s weird how people feel. I still think Juggernaut is your best album(s), though every album has some absolute gems.
holy shit, these Atlanta comments. I had to bring my wife in the room, and you had us both laughing our asses off. Saw you guys on Thrash and Burn and literally every show since then in Atlanta, and the sound was definitely noticeably cleaner at the new Masquerade. House of Blues in Houston was probably best overall though! Hilariously enough, on the Juggernaut tour with TYS that was mentioned... Gotta subscribe to you on Twitch and watch this magic live next time.
holy shit this sounds massive. I understand your dislike of your older material (i also have a hard time appreciating older creative works of mine) but man it would be rad to hear more. Fuck it just sounds so thick man
Seriously. This sounds brilliant. I wanna pay you for a re-recorded album! You have way better equipment, way better samples and way more talent than 11 years ago. ❤️
Maybe do p1 revisited but make it the "bedroom mix" and keep it all in house Instead of burning studio time. This sounds fucking great! Thanks for sharing all that you guys do man! You guys are awesome!
I know you don’t enjoy playing this material any more (enough so that I get a bit triggered at shows when I hear people yelling for you guys to play P1 songs), but I appreciate you revisiting it. P1 and P2 didn’t just introduce me to Periphery, they blew my musical realm wide open to progressive metal in general.
I’ve hacked my 2008 MacBook Pro to work the current MacOS and it runs all the Neural plugins well enough for playing around for recordings and standalone. I’m pretty impressed at the tones but I still want an Axe FX or Neural Quad Cortex.
I use bias amp/fx based on two "user amp-matched," downloaded amps in bias amps, blended together in bias fx, with: EQ, OD's, and a (chorus with all effect knobs turned down). I've tried all the Nueral DSP stuff and didn't really enjoy any of it, just didn't sound right to my ears with their cabs. I bet the newest Fortin Cali plug-in would be amazing with the proper IR's, but with my extremely smooth/smol brain I just cannot figure out how to load/use IR's at all to save my life.
This fucks SO HARD WHAT. I think if spencer actually recorded vocals as he would for the final track, rather than just as a one off whim type of thing, this would be fucking incredible. Those new screams 😫
Definitely got Persona 5 vibes from the song “The Great Silence” on your ‘Four Seconds Ago’ album. Would that be what you were writing at the time that was influenced by that music?
I completely disagree about evertune. I am a Les Paul guy for 30 years now, and I picked up a couple of Solar's with ET and they sound and play great, and have slowly become my favorites. especially for recording. But as far as playability and tone they sound and feel just as good as my Les Pauls do. Everyone's tastes are different, just my experience.
I'm glad Misha spotted the potential in Spencer. Early on, he was not why I listened to periphery. At this point, he is why I listen. P4 is instrumentally great as always, but Spencer just makes the best of every moment. His writing is fantastic, and now, so is his performance.
indeed. His singing and range has always been great but his screams were cringy back then. Now....dude is the standard for metal singers.
@@bohncm His singing sounds better too now, but yeah, his screams make the old stuff hard to listen to honestly. Or at least, I was not putting my focus on him during those parts. I think Juggernaut is where the page really started to turn for him and then each album has been better than the last for him. His writing is still the most impressive part to me. Misha was right about the potential he saw.
Indeed. I actually didn't know about them until clear came out but ever since the first time I heard them, I have listened to them pretty much non stop. I just recently went back and listened to P1 for the first time and he was good but his screams, for example, on icarus lives would turn most people off to the band if they weren't musicians. Goes to show how hard he worked between 1 and 2 to get the power in the screams. But yeah, most importantly how he continues to absolutely blow me away with how weird and out of the box he as well as how absolutely perfectly he compliments all of the instruments. This is the definition the the most perfectly rounded group in my very, very biased opinion.
@@bohncm Totally agree with what you just said. I have described them as one of the most agile bands around. It seems there is very little they cannot do if they want to. They're an incredibly powerful unit and a rare breed. I largely credit Misha for his ability to collect talent around his concept and integrate it.
I know right? I often listen to the isolated vocals from the new albums and they blow me away every time. Spencer's development as a singer is just bat shit insane.
Jesus christ, that rerecorded Icarus Lives sounds incredible. If you guys release a rerecorded P1 I will buy the most expensive album bundle available
timestamp plz?
@@photosynthmusic 3:56
RIGHT???
Måsstaden masstaden username, mesarthim pfp, I respect it
With all tabs included as well as the axe fx patches used
If you re-record P1, you'll have our financial support.
If you return you'll have MY financial support
And my money! (I'm trying and failing to reference LOTR over here)
Unfortunately, betting on the word of one random youtube comment does not translate into actual financial support.
P1 will always be my favorite Periphery album. When I heard Letter Experiment for the first time my brain melted. I know a lot of people hate on Spencers’ screams and vocals on it but I always loved them for some reason. I don’t even know many times I listened to the album front to back.
Letter experiment was insane
His vocals and screams aren’t bad in the slightest, people just wanna nitpick every little thing the guy does.
4:56 Spencers screaming is MUCH BETTER now, it feels like the energy levels are that much higher. a P1 remaster would be absolutely fantastic because of how he's changed and improved since then, along with all your guys musical skills.
3:12 Yessssss, my plan is working just as intended mwuahaha. Also, it's pronounced Keanu Reeves but without the 'u Reeves'.
Keyan Houshmand Live You did it!!!
my boy U REEVES making moves 😍😍😍
Keyan Houshmand Live watched your video yesterday and then I find this video this morning! Stoked!
You summoned the djentgod himself!
Senpai noticed you!
Ya'll would be LEGENDS for rerecording P1 and then releasing it in full. I'd buy it x3 and the vinyl.
5:06 hits different, literal chills. I can’t wait for this. It sounds so good
I really like P1 as is. However a redo with Periphery's current sound would be cool to hear. Maybe include Not Enough Mana? Hehe
Levi Johnston or the long awaited inertia
yeaaaah!!!! Not Enough Mana is a wonderful song!
They're not changin it lol the original will always be there!
A rac3car remake would blow me away. That was the song which got me to start learning guitar & developing an interest in music writing. Ive been learning for over 2 years now & i am amazed just by how far ive come. It makes me appreciate every song you guys put out because we know how much effort & love you put into these things
This song changed everything on the prog/metal scene
AGREED and also for many it's probably the first song for people to get into Periphery.
I'd say it was CAFO, but they both are influental
@@mukherjee22 my first song was Scarlett. I had no idea who they were and i wasn't a big fan of the song. But then I heard marigold and was instantly hooked. I just attributed it to the crazy riffs that put me off some at first. But I love it all now that I've been able to digest it all.
Brad Hargis I understand, man, honestly the first time I listened to Periphery, I didn’t like them much, but, boy, after a few months, upon binge listening to their albums, they’ve been my favourite and ever since 2015 and now I can’t love anything other band anymore haha
@@mukherjee22 Same experience here I was a budding guitarist back then, looking to improve my chops, and stumbled upon the solo for luck as a constant. I was blown away by the solo, so I decided to give the full song a listen. I was disappointed, cause my noobish ears couldn't understand that complex triple-guitar rhythm line. But soon they grew on me and now they've been my favourite band for about 4 straight years.
P1 had monumental impact in my life for the better in such a way that's really hard to describe, and that's mainly why it's my favorite. I was in a very unfortunate and clueless situation at the time, but for some reason when I discovered P1 through a friend that completely changed. The first time experience of listening to it back then was so new and fresh for me that I bought it immediately and put it on my phone to listen to constantly. It always gave me this renewed sense of vigor that I still get even when I go back to listen to it, and it always felt weird to me since I've never met anyone else that had that kind of appreciation for that album.
P1 also introduced me to this entire new wave of metal music that I had never heard of before and absolutely fell in love with over this past decade. The melodies were beautiful, the rhythms were really fun to listen to, and while Spencer's singing at the time wasn't everyone's favorite compared to previous recordings with Chris or Casey, I personally think they matched the songs very well, even if they were a bit rough. Before that, metal to me was just the Metallica radio tracks that every country folk in my town kept blasting over their car stereos with their country and pop songs I never liked at all. I still remember the day that Periphery showed up to my local venue and played P1 and ended with racecar. That was the best concert experience I've ever had in my younger years because I was finally in a crowd of people that had a passion and interest for this kind of music. It inspired me to pick up guitar and practice as hard as I could even if I put it down later due to severe carpal tunnel.
So I can understand if Misha and the gang don't want to re-record it due to lack of interest, but if they do I'm insta-buying it and blasting the hell out of it like I did 10 years ago.
P1 is how I started discovering Periphery, but all of your albums, P1, P2, Clear, Jug, P3, P4, I love them all Misha, no exception. As long as you and the Periphery guys keep making music, I'm always here to listen and be inspired. You have no idea how Periphery had changed my life for the better :)
Juggernaut, P2 and P1 are my favorite Periphery albums tbh. Hearing P1 in 2010 really got me interested in the modern prog metal sound and recording my own riffs, and opened a lot of creative doors for me. P2 has so many memorable riffs, awesome vocals, and an impeccable mix. The songwriting for Juggernaut was next level and really well executed. It's cool seeing Misha talk about those albums and rerecording p1 stuff
Holy crap, that first vocal part before the drums kick in sounds a ton like Casey back on the original version. It’s amazing how far Spencer has come in 10 years!
I'm just now finding this video, but man I got goosebumps at that part. Casey was my favorite but damn Spencer really channeling him in this new version
I listen to P1 almost every day on my way to work. I think it sounds amazing. It's somehow comforting to know that even you are hard on yourself. But you shouldn't be! You guys are incredible.
I actually like P1 as it is, quirks and all haha. Maybe a fully re-recorded single would be cool, but you guys throw Icarus in your live set occasionally and that's plenty for me.
3:56 is when Icarus starts btw.
P1 is amazing. All New Materials got me into this genre of music!
now if we can get our hands on periphery 2 stems or instrumental version of the album.
hambone56789 I would love for them to get the stems from Taylor and release them
There are stems out there for 6 or so songs off P2 that came from the Jammit App.
Would love to see a run-through/explanation of all the motifs and recurring themes in Juggernaut :)
Missed the live stream but hearing you say how poorly Juggernaut was received makes me feel sad for those who didn't like it. While I love all of Periphery' s music, Juggernaut was the culmination of all my favorite types of music. My all time favorite concept album.
It baffles me honestly because Juggernaut is my favorite Periphery album by a longshot (well maybe not a LONGSHOT with PIV) I know the band was kind of in a rough spot so they don't look on the times fondly but musically they knocked it out of the park
Juggernaut were hands down my favorite Periphery albums and what I consistently go back to. I love it all, but Juggernaut was my jam.
Huh.. As far as Ive known, Ive always been in a minority that didnt think highly of juggernaut. Threw me off to hear Misha say that other people didnt like it.
@@GrootGuitar People like what they like, nothing wrong with that.
Cameron Gore I should have been clearer, people eventually came around, and now it’s generally seen as one of our good ones haha, and people want us to make more of it, which works out well because we had been talking about continuing the story!
Man, that first riff in The Bad Thing is insanely gratifying to listen to.
I know your feelings about P1, but racecar changed my life. I hope your relationship with the material improves.
It honestly seems like it might be changing on the. bright side, Spencer’s been posting little snipetts of redone P1 vocals(Letter Experiment, The Walk, Icarus) it’s looking good so far!
@@PierceAkers He's done All New Materials too recently.
The rhythmic differences in the drumming makes this shit slug now. I love it.
I like how he thinks that P1 is rough, in the meantime, everyone tried to get the same sounds. Someone set a trend. ❤️
Definitely would buy. P1 is a masterpiece.
That macro trick for editing the guitars is completely genius. Currently looking up how to do that so I can adopt it to my workflow. I’m such a freaking snail with my guitar edits.
Same here. If you find out more let me know. I'll do the same in the meantime and keep you posted if I find out how to set it up.
If you ever decide to re-record P1 and release it, I would buy it. I still have my signed P1 poster on my wall behind me, right next to the P2 poster - both from pre-ordering the albums. Thank you for doing these streams - I always learn something.
I'd honestly love to hear P1 with your guys current sound. I remember hearing Icarus for the first time on 4/20/2010 when I was baked off my gourd and it blew me away. I over played that song and for that reason I feel its become my least favorite, but hearing snippets breathes new life.
You hit the nail on the head. 10 years ago you were a different person. You could even argue that P1 was a different Periphery, without Nolly and Mark. And the rest of you have grown so much as musicians. I know if you remade this album ala FF7r and make it something completely different, but built on the same foundation, it'd be mind blowing.
As much as I'd love to see a solo album, from any and all of you, and as hated as this album was at the time, if anything in the Periphery catalogue deserves a remake its this album. I never meant to write an essay about this album but man, this one really came to me at a time in my life when I needed it. And I know there are others who can say the same. My grandmother passed from cancer, and my mother had a mental breakdown as a result, on top of trying to nail standardized tests to get into college. There were alot of late night walks I had to take and that album was my only company. Because of that, the album is hard to listen to as it stirs up a lot of bad feels. I'd love the opportunity to listen to this album again with a different perspective.
Thanks for the music you have made and will continue to make dood! You do good!
Misha can you please make another video showing us Cubase users the magic trick you do at 49:40 to make the guitars sound super tight?
I'm from GA and played a show in every level of the old masquerade in some local bands. It's super cool to hear someone at this level talk about a hometown landmark for me.
hard_corr52 music at what time does he mention it? The old masq will always be a legend
@@Jep_productions it's towards the beginning maybe around the 10 minute mark
Spencer's new vox on this track are fucking PERFECT
Juggernaut was absolutely amazing, currently my favorite album from any band :) with "Omega" being my favorite song from the album
WE WANT P1 V2.0
Antione Pena P5*
@@DrDeusExMachina P5: this time its P1
@@TechnoticTV amazing hahaha
Aw hell yeah! This is a real treat Mishap Masoor. Thanks for streaming and uploading this man. Sincerely, the Mustard Gang.
Edit: Holy crap Spencer sounds amazing
I loved P1. My favorite Periphery song is still Letter Experiment. There was something “innocent” and adventurous about the album. Not perfect by any stretch, but I find perfection to be boring at times. P1 took what all the metalcore bands were doing at that time, but took it a few steps further. At that point, I was so bored with metal, but hearing everything you were putting out back then reignited my love for it. It was exactly what I was wanting to hear at the time.
I really don’t want a new edition of P1. The “rough” and “undeveloped” sound is what makes it P1. But no one would be forcing me to listen to a new version. Hopefully the original will always be there to stream.
48:00 is where he stops procrastinating (kinda) and finally starts recording.
thats very relatable
A Misha Fire Emblem cover sounds awesome as hell.
Damn hell yeah. I really like P1 but after hearing that, a redo wld be awesome. Spencer sounding great here.
I know it doesn't what I say because he is the one creating for Periphery and I'm the one consuming, so there will always these two different sides of the story. I got to Periphery from those random youtube recommendations where one in fifty is solid gold, and it was "Make total Destroy" from P2. I preferred it to P1 because it was far more refined an album with so much more attention to detail and the songs stuck to me closer than p1. Sure I got favorites off P1 too, I mean it just as a whole compilation. That said, Juggernaut has to be my favorite. The mood, the atmosphere and the journey through those two albums along the melody choices are what sets it apart. I do like P3 and P4 naturally. Those two feel really good in terms of flow and they provide everything for a cohesive and enjoyable album experience, moreso than the first two albums. The last two are really well made and I don't ever feel like I want to skip as song. Reptile for example was a fantastic choice to put it as opener instead of a finisher. That said, I have favorites off all albums, it's not like I prefer one specific era more than the other.
All that makes me think that if you are to re-record P1 this would finally bring it to a place where it's more deserved and can shine with the quality of writing it had. Because I do have to flex my imagination in terms of "how it would sound with Spencers refinement and the production quality you're able to deliver from all other albums."
HOWEVER. If you don't include Spencer's original intermezzo of "Thank you for purchasing..." in the remake, it will be a difficult sell :P
HI MISHA, IS THERE ANY CHANCE OF YOU COMING TO INDIA in the coming years? The Djent scene here is going up like crazy now, Thanks to you and Tesseract!
IF YOU RERECORD P1 WITH THE CURRENT SOUNDS I SWEAR TO THE GODS I WILL BUY EVERY VIRTUAL/PHYSICAL PIECE OF MERCH OR COPIES EVER IN THE WORLD.
22:07 OG P1 fan here :) Well, im even more of an OG 2008 Myspace Bulb (and first AAL album) fan thou. Haha. You guys kinda lost me with P3, I really enjoyed the more rough stuff like Bulb and P1, but I still really appreciate and respect what you doing and always have half an eye on your stuff ever since \m/
To be honest so many nights I fell asleep thinking listening to Light, would be amazing to hear a modern recording of all of this.
Holy moly spencer sounds excellent!
Greetings from Mèxico, fan forever
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I know this was 4 years, and I'm sure Misha and Co haven't changed their minds. But P1 was life changing for me, and I desperately wish they would re-record it. Even if they changed some of the compositions to give it some new life or made it more mature because they've grown as musicians! I'm here for it and would buy a hard copy easy. Or hell, if they just re-recorded a single song every few months and then eventually released it together.
I was like PUTANG INA! ANG BIGAT! the whole time when you played Icarus rerecorded. I'd give my left kidney for a whole P1 rerecorded.
I just found out you helped compose the halo 2 music. Blew my mind
Spencer’s vocals are absolutely fucking incredible in this recording
Get some synths in there. I love that sound off the newer albums.
I honestly love everything you guys put out. I love every album because the shit you guys make is just such quality.
I really, really want a remake of P1. I love P1 as it is of course, but Icarus Lives! and Jetpacks Was Yes 2.0 show that P1 could be really cool with the band's current sound.
As a compromise, if you lads decide to not re-record the entirety of P1, could you possibly dig out the original projects and release the stems like you did for P3?
I’m not being sarcastic in the slightest. As an early days P1 fan, I will actually pay $1,000 for a single copy of a p1 re-master. I know the licensing rights and royalties might be weird with the old members, and they wouldn’t want to redo p1 for like the 5th time, so there might not be any incentive. But one day!
You should call the rework of Icarus lives - Icarus re-lives 🌝
Icarus Lives Again
Icarus Lives 2: This times it’s a feeble plot?
Same bug still exists in 2023 @24:29 Zilla and Cali both drop volume when muting or soloing when you have multiple IR's loaded. Never experience that with any other IR loader.
if y'all take the approach to p1 where you're willing to rewrite sections that could be soooooo sick
Juggernaut is my all time fav out of all your releases that I bought both digital release, physical release, and both tab books
Just bought the stems and it's futhered my appreciation for it even more
SP0000NCE holy crap those vocals sound amazing
As a fan and listener, I don't see/hear anything wrong about P1. I would love to have that my own mixings sound as good as yours. I jumped in Periphery's world when P3 came out. This album blew my mind and I had to bought the previous one to know what Periphery was all about. And I can say that I'm not disappointed at all. Keep up the good work guys.
In a other side, as a composer and a kinda like mixing engineer, I understand your point of view about not listening P1. You know what's wrong in it, and don't want to feel the pain each time you heard those mistakes. The curse of any musician/composer/producer/mixing engineer to always want that everything should be perfect at the end. But don't be so hard on yourself.
Misha, Thank you for everything you've done. Especially with Periphery. Helps me get by everyday.
I liked P1 a lot actually. It was my favourite for awhile when I first discovered you guys. I’m not sure about re-recording it because it will always be compared to the original. It’s weird how people feel. I still think Juggernaut is your best album(s), though every album has some absolute gems.
BUMP!!! Misha & Friends please. This album would sound so killer now! Love you guys.
Damn Spencer is such a good vocalist....
We want a re recording of P1 and Icarus EP!!! Most technical songs ever from you guys.
holy shit, these Atlanta comments. I had to bring my wife in the room, and you had us both laughing our asses off. Saw you guys on Thrash and Burn and literally every show since then in Atlanta, and the sound was definitely noticeably cleaner at the new Masquerade. House of Blues in Houston was probably best overall though! Hilariously enough, on the Juggernaut tour with TYS that was mentioned... Gotta subscribe to you on Twitch and watch this magic live next time.
PV: This Time We've Leveled Up
holy shit this sounds massive. I understand your dislike of your older material (i also have a hard time appreciating older creative works of mine) but man it would be rad to hear more. Fuck it just sounds so thick man
I also understand wanting to work on new stuff. I've been writing songs and starting new ones after only a couple days lol
Seriously. This sounds brilliant. I wanna pay you for a re-recorded album! You have way better equipment, way better samples and way more talent than 11 years ago. ❤️
Just wanted to voice my support for a P1 remake! sounds SICK 😷
I would cream my pants if you guys dropped whole P1 re-recorded. You’d get my money to help fund such a venture, and again for the finished product
@Misha Mansoor is "RUclipss" a Ronald Jenkees reference? If so, great reference. Mr Jenkees is a legend!
I must've played back the song at 4:00 to when it ended at least 50323 times
The Bad Thing is my favorite song of all time so far.
Maybe do p1 revisited but make it the "bedroom mix" and keep it all in house Instead of burning studio time. This sounds fucking great!
Thanks for sharing all that you guys do man! You guys are awesome!
would really love to hear more blast beats put in P1 as matts mastered them
I know you don’t enjoy playing this material any more (enough so that I get a bit triggered at shows when I hear people yelling for you guys to play P1 songs), but I appreciate you revisiting it. P1 and P2 didn’t just introduce me to Periphery, they blew my musical realm wide open to progressive metal in general.
I’ve hacked my 2008 MacBook Pro to work the current MacOS and it runs all the Neural plugins well enough for playing around for recordings and standalone. I’m pretty impressed at the tones but I still want an Axe FX or Neural Quad Cortex.
I watched this live and then watched it again just because. You're a cool dude I think a lot of people would like these if you kept them up!
This sounds amazing god damn it
I still love p1 as its own thing but the redone parts of Icarus sound awesome 😍 and obviously I’d buy the shit out of a rerelease bundle 💙👀
I use bias amp/fx based on two "user amp-matched," downloaded amps in bias amps, blended together in bias fx, with: EQ, OD's, and a (chorus with all effect knobs turned down). I've tried all the Nueral DSP stuff and didn't really enjoy any of it, just didn't sound right to my ears with their cabs. I bet the newest Fortin Cali plug-in would be amazing with the proper IR's, but with my extremely smooth/smol brain I just cannot figure out how to load/use IR's at all to save my life.
Thank you for doing this, but I can’t imagine how burnt out on p1 you are.
Holy shit you are actually doing it
Misha is the 🐐!
This fucks SO HARD WHAT. I think if spencer actually recorded vocals as he would for the final track, rather than just as a one off whim type of thing, this would be fucking incredible. Those new screams 😫
Definitely got Persona 5 vibes from the song “The Great Silence” on your ‘Four Seconds Ago’ album. Would that be what you were writing at the time that was influenced by that music?
Im super curious could I Hypothetically use the GGD for like jazz or R&b drum programming?
Some Dilla Vibes perhaps
You totally could! modern and massive it pretty good for that sorta stuff
Nice chat about game soundtracks 😆. Misha - you ever play Bloodborne on PS4? IMO one of the best soundtracks of all time.
Hearing you nerd out over Final Fantasy music completely made my day
I’d buy a remastered P1 for sure. Please include your Sepiks Perfected song you did for Destiny as a bonus track!
Holy shit Spencer sounds incredible
God I hope they fully rerecord this album with the vocals and drums rewritten.
Please re record the rest of the album misha pleaseeee
I completely disagree about evertune. I am a Les Paul guy for 30 years now, and I picked up a couple of Solar's with ET and they sound and play great, and have slowly become my favorites. especially for recording. But as far as playability and tone they sound and feel just as good as my Les Pauls do. Everyone's tastes are different, just my experience.
I love all the periphery albums. Seriously juggernaut is such a great album as well
P1 is one of my favourite albums ever Misha please
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