Nathaniel Albers ok first: I was gonna say that. It's actually why I came to the comment section in the first place. Second: my name is Nathaniel also. Third: Sons of Liberty was the best! Cheers 😅😅😅
I once witness a very rare event in my life time...it was Dillinger, Candiria and Messhugah at a like 15 dollar show in Coney island high an old school venue in New York City. oh and one more thing! i recorded the show on audio cassette.
I always felt like Dillinger are the masters of Mania, and Meshuggah the masters of dementia. I personally like Dillinger more because I fall more under the Mania, but I can definitely appreciate Meshuggah and listen to them now and then.
interviewer: "why do you think that people dont understand your music?" Jens: "tischt karkar woar kar tisch woar kar woar karkar borr tshic tshu" god i love meshuggah
This takes me back years... It was Provinssirock 04 in Finland that I got to see both Meshuggah and Dillinger on the same day! Both gigs were absolutely insane, no phones, people just going bonkers. Happy times!
I want my music to sound like the guys playing FUCKING LOVE what they're doing. Not just enjoy it, be fulfilled by it... FUCKING LOVE IT! If you do that, it shows and that's the only art worth making. Like they say in the video, "we're not fans of fans". That's the right attitude. You do you and people would flock around you and we'll all have a good ol time together.
Exactly never do what the fans want you to do because you would be writing for them and not for both bands are fucking awesome and the integrity they have shown over the years are unmatched
man dillinger was so awesome with this line-up. they're still good, but they've never been the same without chris pennie. i got to see meshuggah on their "nothing" tour, but in my area they played with strapping young lad, back when devin townsend still had hair lol. seeing meshuggah and DEP at one show would be the best though.
@phreestylesk8r I've actually seen them both at the same concert about 3 years ago in the Netherlands. Dillinger Escape Plan was actually the supporting band at the Meshuggah tour back then. It was AWESOME.
I was there! Was the venue called the 013, or something? Meshuggah had cancelled a couple of times here in Scotland so a couple of friends and I drove to Holland to go see them. The sound in that venue was so good you could have been listening to the CD.
Corrected myself in the other comment. Trust me I recommend Meshuggah to all of my music majors friends. And it is well known people who transcribe Meshuggah's music have difficulty getting the correct tabulature. Their music is NOT in anyway easy. But if you break down their phases and feel the pulse, the hand patterns become second nature.
@sunited16 They've explained that their songs are structured in 4/4 correct? However as you said tracks like Dancers To A Discordant System is one of many examples that they break that rule.
@Djroshi01 I did. It's just from an interview featuring the guitarist they themselves said that they don't think of time structures, most of their writing is always in 4/4 with the feeling of 1 pushed around every so often. This is reinforced by Haake's constant right hand cymbal work. So yes, in reality I messed up.
@@benmunckhof-swain1341 yeah i'm sick of seeing people shit on the vocals for being too processed on re-nothing when on the original they sound like they slapped a raw vocal track on a pre mixed instrumental
they almost allways play it at the end of each show just because its fucking crazy live. I think that they like to play it alot more than bleed however.
yeah but wasnt he saying that in reference to why people dont like the dillinger escape plan? i dont think he was saying what dillinger is do is too much, just that for some people it is and thats why they dont like them
future breed machine. the first track off "destroy erase improve" i know this comment is old as dirt, but hey... maybe you never found out the name of that meshuggah song and it ruined your life...
