So happy to learn from you again... Thanks !

1:50 is it just me or is counting with your fingers like that insanely hard ?

I've just discovered a really cool album from Ibrahim because of this video. Thank you!

סרטון מדהים ושיר מטורף, תמשיך עם עבודת הקודש /m\

I played it, even played Bleed, an I hear those this way. one two THREE four for hands, inverted drum on feets

made my nose bleed for sure

good begginer song

In (My own) bed

This is my personal favourite song of the album. Super emotional and well thought out !

This is amazing! Really cool at 1 min when the song opens up. Love the Konnakol. Would love to see more original content! <3

wonderful 💜

7:58 Cant forget Chorse's Josh Griffin

The material of your content is pure luxury. This is definitely much appreciated and, in cases like this one, more than needed.

I subed

twenty-one thanks

wish thrive by the contortionist was here...

I think I've seen you once at the politecnico di milano with Ron Minis, is that possible? I really enjoyed the performance, and I m into this kind of music a lot, but I'm not 100% it was you

Omg, i love this song, thank you. Do more haken!

it would be cool if meshuggah reacted to this

Far out !!! Total beyond next level sh#%. Awesome content, explanation and delivery. . . I feel like I just stumbled into an advanced musical algebra class. . . In a good way. . . Blessings. . .

Brilliant!

Wow! That is truly inspiring! And, scary as fuck...

I found the cheese wheel

Yes you need for this part

Love you Yogev 🙌🙌🙌🤘🤘🤘

Finaly, Yogev tackles the best band in the world. Utterly brilliant work, sir. Some good laughs, too. A+

Instant subscription

sounds like they got inspiried by listening to king crimsons three of a perfect pair album!

You're missing Josh Griffin in your lineup of handsome prog drummers.

1:38 ok that was perfect

more haken! more haken!! #vocalist

did you underline some.... BODY once told me... ?

Melon

Amazing stuff, ver gentle giant

The Hago one sounds Gong if they were djenty

just did my around 100th watch, love this, spot on

Even meshuggah respects indian music, they used sitar in their earlier songs like “we’ll never see the day”

Haken was the first band I saw where people had to sing lower because their concert volume is only as high as needed and does not blow your ears

Nice stuff, thanks! looking forward to see more progress groups.

This is some pretty early Santa! Somebody is one of those few life-changing songs out there

Amazing! Thanks for taking the time to feature our music!

Meshuggah is like if scientists/mathematicians reconverted to music for fun. Which sounds even crazier when you consider these guys have zero formal training, except for their bassist.

Amazing video, drumming, explanation and musicianship from everyone in your band! Thank you so much for sharing. Has anyone transcribed Yogev's beautiful playing perchance and would like to share it with me?

Now please make Sempiternal Beings make sense

5 over 7 polymeter has so much goodness packed inside. Hearing it unfurl is glorious I've put it in my music before but played the parts separately 😂 This video has reminded me I should learn to play it live too

Man I love Haken, glad to see you tackle them and somebody is such a perfect fit for your analysis.

The song at 0:30 kinda sounds like Thirty One by the Lydian Collective

i've just discoved this band yesterday, in Hellfest, France. It was an amazing show. The rythms in their songs are really interesting, now i'm just listening to all their stuff on youtube, and found your video. The first drum part of this song reminds me a french math rock band playing with time signatures, CHEVAL DE FRISE, with the song "Un Pont Et Des Eaux Noires Limoneuses". It's a band but in reality there's only a drummer and a guitarist. It's the same type of groove with the gradually shifting bass drum.

i would love to see where the bends are in the riffs too :)

Reminds me of Happy with What You Have to Be Happy With by King Crimson