Composer Reacts to Thank You Scientist - My Famed Disappearing Act (REACTION & ANALYSIS)

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Bryan reacts to and talks about his thoughts on Thank You Scientist - My Famed Disappearing Act
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0:00 Intro
0:41 Reaction
6:33 Analysis - Merging Palatable and Technical
11:27 Analysis - The Chorus
15:24 Analysis - Love the Pre-Chorus
18:21 Analysis - Great Guitar Solo
20:40 Analysis - Neat Transition
22:15 Analysis - Variations and Dynamics
24:18 Analysis - I Wanted More Horns
29:45 Analysis - Lyrical Dive
34:48 Outro
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20 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 25

@youtubesucksforforcingthis Год назад

Not sure if you've done it already, but the TYS horn players have said that the most difficult song for them to play live is Blood on the Radio, off the same album, because it is just non-stop. This song is a great one though, and very often used as the show ender/encore (the chorus lends very well to it). Thanks for checking these guys out again! Check out their new(ish) EP sometime, Plague Accomodations. 4 Tracks with four very different feels.

@UltraMegaSeaMonkey Год назад

Ahh the song that got me into this band. Spotify said hey we think you might like this song. Now, FXMLDR is one of my favorite songs.

@charliebrayson Год назад

The album is called Terraformer so you can't like it that much! ;-)

@UltraMegaSeaMonkey Год назад

@@charliebrayson shieet you're right but I was ayong that album non-stop about a month ago. My favorite track is Life of Vermin because that ending gives me a musical chubby

@reaper2r Год назад

TYS and The Dear Hunter have to be my two favorite bands, and this song displays so much of TYS’s skill, love the horns

@nicholaskoehler104 Год назад

are you me??

@eonswan Год назад

Literally me too; just add King Gizzard to that list and you've got my top 3 right there

@dampersand Год назад

Talking about shredders as "spectacle guitarists" reminds me of Adrian Belew being called a "stunt guitarist." We need to get him on the channel again some time beyond his NIN guest solo.

@ProgPro96 Год назад

The first time I saw Thank You Scientist live they were actually opening for Coheed haha

@shadowfire_08 Год назад

same bro, back in ‘15 I believe

@youtubepeace Год назад

one of my all time fav guitar solos, so much maturity and great decision making surrounding one of the most technical shreds around

@xbitterxsuitex9107 Год назад

Ring 2 - nature by the dear hunter has good amount of horns if you haven’t heard it already

@calebmendes1442 Год назад

Coming in to second this. TDH is big brain af.

@joeroberts1508 Год назад

Tom Monda is just in a different league of guitar players. He not only plays with such a high technical proficiency, but everything he plays always serves the song so well. His ability to improve is also off the charts. Our generation's Guthrie Govan🙏

@sunshinepatsoph4219 8 месяцев назад

yep. nice guitarist VERY PROFESSIONAL, and very personable , like the violinist, nice people..wait the singer..NO.

@sammyguns8879 8 месяцев назад

I thought the same exact thing with the vocals sounding so much like coheed! He's definitely getting some inspiration from them.

@maxmaidment96 Год назад

I've listened to this song countless times and never noticed the violin... Thanks for pointing that out.

@sagebooker Год назад

When trumpet in it, that's always great enough for me

@jonathanhenderson9422 Год назад

Love these guys. Probably in my top 5 in terms of new prog bands (I remember one of our earliest discussions was on one of your TYS reactions!). This is actually from their very first album, which might still be my favorite from them, though it's really nit-picking between their three LPs. I do think one thing this first album had was a lot of off-the-wall energy, perhaps due to the mathy and, as you mentioned, the Coheed influences. I felt they've leaned even more proggy/jazzy on their next two albums, there's a bit more refinement, but I do think they lost a bit of this kind of youthful verve. I dig pretty much everything about this track, even the "idea salad" section in the middle is really fun, and the guitar solo is one of their best.

@CriticalReactions Год назад

Huh, I kinda figured this would be later in their discography than some of the others since they feel more comfortable here, as if it were later in their career. It's a bit of a shame that they don't carry this energy more often. I like the other tracks I've heard but this is definitely my favorite so far.

@jonathanhenderson9422 Год назад

@@CriticalReactions They've always been a pretty comfortable, accomplished, confident, creative band (how's that for alliteration!) from their first album. It's not like I think their later albums are dull or anything, they just weren't quite this extroverted.

@edoardoalves Год назад

Thank you for the reaction!! This song is incredible 😁 A song you should check from TYS is Life of Vermin (this song have a trumpet solo). I highly recommend the entire album (Terraformer), is a complete journey 😉 Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱!