Plini - Finnvox Sessions (Live) 

It’s really the hair lmao

Sorry for your loss homie, plini truly is amazing! Goes to show just how healing and powerful music is.

Sorry for your loss brother. Music heals, as does time. And they never stop. Better days ahead.

@@BdaB164 I really appreciate that. Music has always been a help. But Plini is a notch (or 3) above everything else haha

Sorry for your loss buddy Bless up from Belgrade

I am sorry for your loss. Yes, it is amazing how music can help you deal with things. I am glad you found this band.

Glad she's doing better, mate.

♥

Don't ever take for granted how lucky you are that she's still here and recovered. Cancer is the worst. Very very happy for you and her

Thank you all 🙏

That is a special song and plini’s best overall song imo. It has a special something to that song. The mix, the playing, and the writing for each instrument, it’s all top shelf stuff. So emotional and powerful and paints a beautiful picture whatever picture you choose it to be in your head and imagination and the melodies and sounds are positive and hopeful. Plini basically showed us the picture it paints in his head with the video he put out for that song, it’s a playthrough but has so many beautiful artistic elements to it and surrea lighting like he’s dreaming in heaven or something lol. I played that song on me and my wife’s very first date the day the album came out was the day I met her. Yes we got engaged and married fast since she’s my wife now lolll cause it’s their newest album and hasn’t been out too long hahaha. But it’s a special song for us. She told me she doesn’t like metal or rock or heavy music and then she heard “I’ll tell you someday” and she just looked in awe and didn’t speak a word the entire song and looked at me right after the song ended and said that song was absolutely beautiful and captured her the entire time. Ever since then I’ve introduced her to amazing instrumental bands and luckily now she hates vocalists and singing and of course screaming and prefers progressive instrumental music.

Read your comment before watching the video and that part had my jaw on the floor. I had no idea Simon was the one playing that

Until now, I just assumed it was a synthesizer arpeggio. Tight is right.

Totally agree! He is a heavy hitter, but with the capacity to produce soft touches when is requiere.

Yall seen that live vid when he loses his stick?

He is. The first time I saw him in YT is with his Bleed cover.

@@mflicker8319 my first time was last month with his CAFO cover, dude is next level!

Simon, the bass player, does the mix. Amazing talent.

Right…but it goes beyond just that…I bet the raw tales are just as good….great drums…tuning…cymbal choice….guitar tones etc…very very well….and the obvious talented well played musicians

@@anchorstudios9747 I saw them live a few months back. I can attest to the artistry of these dudes live.

I just wish there was a little more reverb on the drums. Otherwise its such a clean mix.

On every album!

Is the actual take "live live" or was it cleaned up afterwards, does anybody know?

@@athmaid the actual live live is also tight af. seen him thrice now

@@norppa658 I bet, that's all I ever hear. Still hoping to catch him on tour with David Maxim Micic at some point

The amount of concentration is dexterous!

They're always locked in.

That hi-hat 2 minutes in on I'll Tell You Someday is the shit. It's the same rhythm as the guitar right before it and it just repeats but it just sounds soo good.

@@metalboy27 yeah, man. It's so complex to keep in that rhythm and he makes it looks like easy.

@@hiqhuidc Luckily the snare and bass in that section isn't too technical, but it would still take a ton of practice to get it down clean.

Me too :3

What happened to the other drummer?

This. I'm not an expert, but it's soo satisfying to hear the added/improvised stuff.

Feels like my soul is lifted right at that section

Few songs give me the chills. That part does.

Yeah, there's something magical about that for sure.

Think outro of Octavarium

Spot on

Saw them last night in Salt Lake City for the second time and it was easily one of the best shows I’ve seen from them. You’re 1000% right. They play MASTERFULLY every time

Tim Henson has joined the chat.

Absolutely no soul though

@@jamespayter6948 I guess I don't follow unless you mean soul pertaining to 'Soul music'.

I love Buckethead.

Syncs with the drums so tight

First thing I noticed too, but then I saw this recording was mixed by the bassist :D (And as a former metal bassist, I approve of this :P )

Same here 🙌🏻

Electric sunrise

True… The first time l heard him play l thought he was better than the Dream Theater guitarist with elements of Allan Holdsworth.

1st time i saw plini playing was on guitar messenger contest, his entry was mind blowing He didn't win the competition but now he is a guitar messenger 🎸

What forums did he post to?

The same here

Same! Though it wasn't me to discover. My buddy had showed me. Hard to believe how long it has been

Thank god. Troy is the man

Same!

Seeing that lineup in a concert would be hella swell, this needs to happen!

Hahahahahahaha

Shit man😂

You should be wondering how long he's been doing it on purpose to troll you. But I'm sure you know him better than me lol.

Man😂😂

howsame

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same :)

Well to be fair the drums on Plini's records are usually incredibly tasteful and groovy :3 such great compositions and the live band kills it every time