the guy who probably invented math rock
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Did anyone ever meet this guy?!
Straight up though 😂😂😂
Well well well look who we have here
Steps to play math rock:
1. Get a guitar
2. Learn every Covet song in existence
Jokes aside, thanks for sharing such incredible music with us, Yvette! I just began listening to you a few months ago, and I simply don't have words to describe how your music makes me feel. It's truly amazing. Thanks again, and have a great day! God bless!
I mean, it’s the truth…
Also:
*UNDERSTAND UNDERSTAND*
*UNDERSTAND UNDERSTAND…*
I love you!
I love playing shibuya and parachute.
very fun to play on guitar 🎸 😍😍
omg yvette
Disappointed that he didn't literally use mathematics to write a guitar riff, thus creating math rock.
every riff you make you *technically* use mathematics to write out.
@@thc_freebaser the only math that goes into music is counting. The most basic component of mathematics.
@@mhm6 Count to infinity if its so easy!!!!!!!!!!!!!
we'll leave that to rudy
@@johnmeow2919 I’ve been in the process since 2003
I like how this video is called “the guy who probably invented math rock” and not “probably the guy who invented math rock”, implying that Mike knew this guy and could only assume that he invented math rock based on his personality lol
yeah dude, it’s heinrich
Thanks for explaining the joke. Can you explain the one about the chicken and his decision to preambulate towards the other side of the street?
@@TheOnlyCathyCat are you an automated reply or something
@@TheOnlyCathyCat remember kids every time you explain something youll always get a smartass who acts like they completely understood it from the get-go and calls everyone else stupid for not getting it due to an insecurity of which nobody would even see without the reply in the first place
@@TheOnlyCathyCat IM SOBBING
There are claims that Pythagoras lesser known geometric theorems included formulas applying to music and the only reason they failed was scales that became popularized standards that deviated from numerical order without logic. A prominent lute player disagreed and was able to rock the panties off the oracle at Delphi using only the pentatonic scale and in turn in 515 bc started a revolt among the thousands of bards hoping to get gigs and get laid and Pythagoras went back to less socially volatile applied mechanics and descriptive geometry. Thank goodness. Lol
Hey everyone I found the virgin
huh 😂
Dude, that's some serious writing creativity. You should look into honing that craft!
Guys we are living in the end times rn
Jesus can return anytime soon. SO PLEASE TURN TO THE LORD
He's waiting and Loves you very much ✝️
I'm calling the cops
*drops guitar down a flight of stairs*
Math rock guitarists: WRITE THAT DOWN AND RECORD IT.
A friend of mine once posted a tab of a Dillinger Escape Plan song and it was basically "Set washing machine on Warm Cycle and throw in five pieces of cutlery and three running shoes"
Heinrich went on to start an instagram page
He indeed did
I am happy to see an influential rapper from my teens here
ok verified
Loved this so much. Yvette for sure is a massive inspiration to me, I love her attitude towards music and her story. There's an interview in which she described her background in competitive classical piano, and when she learned the guitar it was an opportunity to escape that culture of "who's better at being technically the best"
Yeah, but now she's technically the best and I'm here with 10 years of guitar experience basically doing the 4 chords lol. (btw not knocking Yvette, she's literally the best)
Yoo Yvette Young is also a huge inspiration to me
Yet her style has been around since even before Stu Hamm. Math rock is what weaboos call Asians playing guitars.
@@moustachio334 What? Is that a meme? Because as far as i know, she's only following onto the steps of others before her.
The thing that bothers me about that is they're typically all competing to see who the best cover artist is. Tell me I'm wrong 9 out of 10 professional classical musician spent their entire lives practicing someone else's songs and they get paid to play covers. I'd be tired of The Who's better game, as well.
Legend says Heinrich started a band called Slint in the late 80s
And his younger cousin went on to play in Don Caballero lol
Crazy how Yvette Young is such a household name. I remember like 10 years ago she'd just post pics or videos of her cat, or piano. Or sing on her acoustic guitar. I mean she still does this stuff but wow. So sick!
im so proud of her
I have no freakin clue who that is
@@bepisthebenis5111look her up dude she’s crazy good
I get to see her live in just a few days and I'm so happy, she's one of my favourite guitarists she's so good
@@quetzalcoatl8167yesss
You're hilarious and amazing, bro. Please keep em' coming! Cheers, mate!
I love your sense of musician humor, I have found it to very healing in a time when I think the world has gone crazy. You’ve brought a sense of peace to my soul!
I about spit my soda out @“He only followed Yvette Young!!”
Covet rocks!!
Seeing them in London next week! All i can think about
That made me laugh, too.
She is a great guitarist... and pianist too🤟
I saw covet in leeds a few days ago. They tried to keep a moshpit going for the entire set. It was weird
Real tho
Looks like the desire to break the mold turned into something he Never Meant
Mike, you are a hard-working man with a ton of ideas. Keep at it!
This was hilarious. Great job. Looking forward to watching other videos.
Love it mate superb, all done with great humour, and some excellent playing
“I’m a blues and jazz CAT” lmao
This is golden! That ending 😂
Heinrich has such enthusiasm for his movement!
Fun fact math rock actually evolved from hardcore with bands like drive like jehu and got rid of the hardcore roots into the sound we know today
yeah, my theory is it stems from emo/midwest/hxc. there were always some small segments of math-esque parts in that genre, and ppl liked those parts so much bands started to make entire songs around it.
Drive like jehu!
King crimson anyone? Like hello
@@Takealiltripnsee They're progressive like pink floyd, but definitely helped with creating the genre
@@gramble968 like pink Floyd? Not sure you have listened to them thoroughly.
I cracked up at the Yvette Young comment at the end lol this man is a genius
Keep it up man. Love the vids!
Awesome video. Thanks, dude. Hope you and your family are safe and well. ❤️
Funny 😂😅😂. You played that riff super clean!
Feel like there’s been a trend of using math rock and Midwest emo interchangeably
I'll believe this once I see a trend of "math rock intros be like..." on RUclips
Likely due to how a lot of Midwest Emo bands were inspired by early Math Rock. Capn Jazz was probably the first to mix early midwest emo and early math rock into one cohesive sound, before that bands like Slint, Don Caballero, and others were distinctly different than your Mineral, Sunny Day Real Estate, and such.
@@mickidoesmedia can't argue with this.
People got a bit fed up with it so started that 'Dark Chaotic Math Rock' group where the original gnarly, less formulaic math/weirdass heads could kick back against that. It's all good but the twinkly stuff is getting waaay repetitive. And not very mathy tbh.
“He shed his blazer” lmaoo
Now we need one on how blues rock was invented
some pale kids in britain bought a bunch of obscure discounted blues records from the states, and then everyone just kinda went HAM on it
well, we need to ask Elvis’s friends
The Heinrich interventions and IG quip at the end were just brilliant!😂
Tim Henson moment
Tim literally plays in nothing but 4/4 I really don't understand why anyone calls him a math rock guitarist
@@aolien2739 yeah hes not math rock, idk what genre is does play tho
Polyphia isn't math rock
very insightful .
Had to sign in to subscribe that’s how funny it was loved the video
solid work one of your best
I like you’re sense of humor, you got a like and sub!
Really nice playing, and then the two title cards at the end GOT ME hahahahahhahaha
this video is sooo awsome, love it
Mike I love your videos dude !
Mike- Slint is from Kentucky.
ALWAYS with the fire/relatable content.. haha 😆 💫🔥 🎸
Sounds Awesome !!!! Well done !!!! I like it !!!
I thought the band Polvo started math rock in the early 90's?
Slint predated them by a decade, but generally Don Caballero and Polvo did refine the ideas at the time.
As someone stranded in Ohio, i can confirm heimrich's existence.
This was a great video!
Seriously, it's time we talk about you putting out a video of you just jamming. We know you've got skills. Let us hear!
No he doesn’t have skill otherwise he’d have posted longer videos of his skill
@@danielsmith5262 orrr maybe it's just not the content he wants to make
Always a strat to the tele 😂
Thanks for telling us slint's backstory!
This was awesome!😂
The acting, ABSOLUTE CINEMA.
Nooooo why did you stop, that sounded soooo good
Absolute brilliance
Well played
This is like a very short, sober episode of Drunk History. Thank you!
Lol he put on a ton of reverb 😂 I love it!
I love story time 🙂
Thanks for the upload!
the guy who probably invented math rock:
"um... my name is Yvette and I play guitar in a band called Covet. Uh, today I'm gonna be performing one of our songs called Shibuya for you..."
Yvette is a guy? Damn, so this is how I find out I'm gay...
True but also Heinrich, if ever asked, will ramble on for about 8 bars about how Discipline by King Crimson is the only song to ever exist (he learned of this song 4 years after he started playing math Rock)
At first, I thought you were funny but your channel didn't have staying power. But now? Now I am a believer.
I didn't know Cookie from Ned's Declassified invented math rock wow!
Dude you’re hilarious, this was great.
You forgot the capo!
And then along came Dillinger Escape Plan
that kinda slays though whattttt
the end had me rolling LMAOOO this is great
This was the first thing on youtube to make me laugh in a very long time
ok but now i want the full song please sir 😁
as a math rock guitarist i approve lmao
Dude you're amazing and I love this content where have you been my whole life?
Yes thank you you KING! I was going nuts trying to find the name of the lady who does those super crazy weird improvisations all day, and then you just pull through with the answer at the end of the video out of the blue
Damn you Heinrich!!
I love your videos, man. 😂👌🏻 seriously, they make me laugh every single time 🤣😂🤣
Wow man that’s it, damm well i subbed
You still gotta play neon for us homie
Thank you Heinrich
Damn you Heinrich!
Tim/Mike Kinsella formed Cap’n Jazz in ‘89
Massacre’s Killing Time was released in ‘81
NoMeansNo was formed in ‘79
King Crimson’s Red was released in ‘74
distinct lack of hypotenuses
Get em'
everybody gangsta until heinrich trades his strap for a telly
ahahahahahahah you just make my night with the end text in your vid
Not gunna lie, this one went over my head just a bit.
If he lived in Florida, he would have made Meth Rock.
Thirteenth sound of Julian Carrillo
don’t forget the compressor lmao
"He only followed Yvette Young..... and Ichika Nito"
I feel called out here
You mean Robert Fripp?
he sounds like the background to some lofi song that's about to start just add the radio filter and you're good to go
I am interested.
Heinrich being a former blues/jazz cat makes a lot of sense since math rock is basically jazz for white teens in beanies and flannel shirts.
the best math rock comes from japan
Twist ending hahaha love Yvette
That ending hahaha !
Excellent culture point tho man, thanks a lot for that :)
Youre hilarious my guy
Is it me or the sound of this video is quite low? Enough to hear but goddamn man had to crank my speakers all the way up
This sounds more like the origin of shoegaze
The Heinrich maneuver
Damn , you got the goddess of math rock herself to comment.
Traded the strat for teke oah nah what a rebel
wait for tax rock
Heinrich got stuck on those Mc Escher stairs after he was thrown into a portal by Pythagoras
Very convincing acting!
as a math rock fan this killed me