00:00 FORMS - "The End Times" 04:58 Ishraqiyun - "The 4 (The Great Ishraqi Sun)" 08:35 Traditionalists - "The Indestructible Drop" 09:44 Holy Vehm - "Exterminating Angel" 12:58 FORMS - "The Owl in Daylight" 16:56 Traditionalists - "The Exile" 20:04 The Electromagnetic Azoth - "On the Wings of the Haoma" 25:12 UR - "Book T: Exodus" (Ernest Gold cover) 29:08 Holy Vehm - "Hypostasis of the Archons" 33:29 Traditionalists - "The Electrotheonic Grail Dove" 34:13 Ishraqiyun - "The 3 (Afghan Song)" (Trad.) 38:14 The Electromagnetic Azoth - "DJ Revisionist (The Spin Masta, Kultur Killa, With Da Mad Crypto-Colonial Skillz)" 42:20 UR - "Anthropomorphosis: Boxleitner" 47:44 FORMS - "Welcome to the Theatron Animatronique"
Saw these guys with Patton in Philly a couple years back. They should have formed some band back in the 90s. It would have been great and would have lasted about 3 albums.
Mr bungle had more than 3 albums. Bowel of chiley, 0u818, raging wrath of the easter bunny, california, disco volante, goddamnit i love america, and the self titled album.
As a lover of Central Asian Music, Im surprised that this kind of music is not happening more. I mean, the actual use of rhythms from the region is a much needed lesson for bands from the west trying to make use of it.
I'm a huge Bungle fan and I've seen a ton of people recommend this in the comments. This is my " losing my virginity " listening to Secret Chiefs 3 moment. Here we go! Edit: did you really need to have 4,000 ads? Damn, man.
Started out feeding the chickens in the backyard listening to this. So far i have created 2 emergency shelters and 1 hospital tent with nothing more than a machete and some old sackcloth.
Who else feels like they've wasted their life after listening to this for the first time? This album came out in 2013 and I've waited til NOW?! This is AWESOME!!
my girlfriend is from turkey. She dug it for about 5 minutes (perichoresis) then it got all metal and she left the house. at first she thought it was Baba Zula. haha
@Milton Arbogast I've often thought Patton is at his best lending his vocal awesomeness to others' composition awesomeness. I like Patton a lot but he's often only as good as his collaborators.
@Milton Arbogast Mondo Cane is pretty great, as is Fantomas at points, both of which were projects driven or composed by him I think...? But overall I'd agree.
It seems Spruance just went greener afterwards (?) It's a nice mix experiment without a lot of composition. It seems someone wanted to be in a Tarantino movie OST lol. So not very impressed, especially when the chaos settles. I guess it was Dream Theater or Limp Bizkit times, so there still were "old teenagers" craving for some overdrive guitar to show up and screw everything else -at any cost. I'd say bands with a well-defined style but still prone to some experimentation sound more sincere and less frivolous overall than this. Listening to this live in a stadium must be a cool experience, though.
I would say this music is definitely more Dream Theater than Limp Bizkit. I will also say that your argument is pretty profoundly compelling, because Fred Durst is a huge Morricone/Tarantino fan. That’s probably why Spruance decided to keep the Nu-Metal references in the album. I do know that Quentin was also a massive fan of early Nu Metal and quite good friends with Durst and Johnathon Davis. RIP Joee Jordi Sin
@@CatnipFiendHonestly do you know anyone who isn't an Ennio fan? It's not nu metal at all. We must never use the name Durst b/c it's cursed. Oh and Concrete Blonde already sang of Joey's lament decades ago to the dancing Hillel!
Really cool stuff. Not sure how I would categorize it. Very soundtrackish at times. I think it's safe to say they know Ennio Morricone is. My only complaint is some of the death metal stuff would probably be better left on an early Opeth or Meshuggah album as it doesn't really fit imo.
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00:00 FORMS - "The End Times"
04:58 Ishraqiyun - "The 4 (The Great Ishraqi Sun)"
08:35 Traditionalists - "The Indestructible Drop"
09:44 Holy Vehm - "Exterminating Angel"
12:58 FORMS - "The Owl in Daylight"
16:56 Traditionalists - "The Exile"
20:04 The Electromagnetic Azoth - "On the Wings of the Haoma"
25:12 UR - "Book T: Exodus" (Ernest Gold cover)
29:08 Holy Vehm - "Hypostasis of the Archons"
33:29 Traditionalists - "The Electrotheonic Grail Dove"
34:13 Ishraqiyun - "The 3 (Afghan Song)" (Trad.)
38:14 The Electromagnetic Azoth - "DJ Revisionist (The Spin Masta, Kultur Killa, With Da Mad Crypto-Colonial Skillz)"
42:20 UR - "Anthropomorphosis: Boxleitner"
47:44 FORMS - "Welcome to the Theatron Animatronique"
thank you! the titles are an anchor in the sea of music.
Saw these guys with Patton in Philly a couple years back. They should have formed some band back in the 90s. It would have been great and would have lasted about 3 albums.
I know right? How about them using this name? Mr. Bungle!
Why the 90's? You had Mr.Bungle back then anyway.
I think secret chiefs did play in the 90's lol
50% get-the-joke score in the comments so far
Mr bungle had more than 3 albums. Bowel of chiley, 0u818, raging wrath of the easter bunny, california, disco volante, goddamnit i love america, and the self titled album.
I absolutely love this fucking band!! Trey Spruance is criminally underrated.
At which instrument?
Seeing this live in Toronto made me actually happy.
he is definitely rated
As a lover of Central Asian Music, Im surprised that this kind of music is not happening more. I mean, the actual use of rhythms from the region is a much needed lesson for bands from the west trying to make use of it.
I'm a huge Bungle fan and I've seen a ton of people recommend this in the comments. This is my " losing my virginity " listening to Secret Chiefs 3 moment. Here we go!
Edit: did you really need to have 4,000 ads? Damn, man.
You can use Chrome extension to block ads on RUclips, don't let it ruin your chance to appreciate SC3
If you're using the app, just go to the end of the video and restart, it should clear the ads
Started out feeding the chickens in the backyard listening to this. So far i have created 2 emergency shelters and 1 hospital tent with nothing more than a machete and some old sackcloth.
the genius is in the orchestration of instrumentation and mixing of seemingly very different genres. well done :)
This album makes me feel like I have a power level at least in the triple digits
Mr. Spruance is the king. There is no other 👑
Who else feels like they've wasted their life after listening to this for the first time? This album came out in 2013 and I've waited til NOW?! This is AWESOME!!
It came out in 2004...
Ryan Garnett oh snap. Well, this video was posted in 2013. Derp. Anyway, it's rad.
Well...should have listened to it when it came out shouldn't you...
Chops Superb!!! Profuse tentative, alchemiac rhetoric, fast drawing sons of suns riding to save all lands.
Yes. Tonight I sleep peacefully 🙏🏽
Amo 🖤
dang this thing goes places
When there's no more Zulqifar in the Secret Chiefs 3 albums ;_;
26:20 woahh
It's like the Allman Brothers live at HSU on acid
(Meditating on this)
The show with Les was tight and so long ago damnit I’m a fan
album, génial !!!
LOL This is the right stuff to drive your neighbour insane, at full volume :-)
my girlfriend is from turkey. She dug it for about 5 minutes (perichoresis) then it got all metal and she left the house.
at first she thought it was Baba Zula. haha
The 4 is one of their more straightforward songs, but it's my favorite.
AWESOME
KAREMENT KLASSE LES KOOL KIDS
24:20
1332 is the jam
Didnt this guy work with that guy that sounds like anthony kiedes
@Milton Arbogast I've often thought Patton is at his best lending his vocal awesomeness to others' composition awesomeness. I like Patton a lot but he's often only as good as his collaborators.
@Milton Arbogast Mondo Cane is pretty great, as is Fantomas at points, both of which were projects driven or composed by him I think...? But overall I'd agree.
Under- rated comment
@@tommyvizzle of course i was taking the piss...
😂😂😂😂
It seems Spruance just went greener afterwards (?) It's a nice mix experiment without a lot of composition. It seems someone wanted to be in a Tarantino movie OST lol. So not very impressed, especially when the chaos settles. I guess it was Dream Theater or Limp Bizkit times, so there still were "old teenagers" craving for some overdrive guitar to show up and screw everything else -at any cost. I'd say bands with a well-defined style but still prone to some experimentation sound more sincere and less frivolous overall than this. Listening to this live in a stadium must be a cool experience, though.
I would say this music is definitely more Dream Theater than Limp Bizkit. I will also say that your argument is pretty profoundly compelling, because Fred Durst is a huge Morricone/Tarantino fan. That’s probably why Spruance decided to keep the Nu-Metal references in the album. I do know that Quentin was also a massive fan of early Nu Metal and quite good friends with Durst and Johnathon Davis. RIP Joee Jordi Sin
@@CatnipFiendHonestly do you know anyone who isn't an Ennio fan? It's not nu metal at all. We must never use the name Durst b/c it's cursed. Oh and Concrete Blonde already sang of Joey's lament decades ago to the dancing Hillel!
אאאאא? ???
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Really cool stuff. Not sure how I would categorize it. Very soundtrackish at times. I think it's safe to say they know Ennio Morricone is. My only complaint is some of the death metal stuff would probably be better left on an early Opeth or Meshuggah album as it doesn't really fit imo.
I only wish there was more of it..or Holy Vehm did a whole album. That's some otherworldly death metal. Doesn't sound like any other band.
Opinion noted and dismissed
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