Plini - Selenium Forest @ MOD 

lmao I hand't noticed and when I read this I scrolled up and almost spit my coffee

Salvatore marrano of Thank You Scientist

I Can't Unsee It😂🤣

I noticed it and hopped i wasn't the only one 🤣💀

I thought I was the only one but thanks

Reuben Nebbett-Blades The claps are in 7/4 so it works although it would make sense to feel the riff in 7/8, whoch would make the claps on the upbeat every other measure. But it works 👌🏻

Reuben Nebbett-Blades I hate noisy audiences happens mostly with the USA crowds.

@@user-jr2vh3mp3e Yeah I like that switch between down and upbeats that you get from an odd metre over an even pulse with accents every 2nd. I've used it intentionally in music I've written but I couldn't help but chuckle as the crowd did what they did. You make a good point.

makes no difference to them.

to be fair, plini started it

That was honest extremely confusing.

hahaha that's true but it's hard to jump and move around when you've gotta play quite technically

@@nibbagee3640 I'm gonna be performing this in a month live, let's see if I can do better

Depends on the style of music, I guess. I do believe live shows are an experience that should add to the music, otherwise you might as well just listen to well-produced recordings at home, but not every concert will be a Pink Floyd, Babymetal or Def Leppard spectacle.

@@nielsvanheteren1662 How did you go?

That other comment about stage presence is so true, quite funny how they stare into the crowd’s souls here though

joe wasn’t feeling it ngl

it's the drums and the overall stage presence i thino

And still the look at 3:23 is that a good thing or a bad thing?

@@gmailstandaard7014 I think it's a good thing

Nothing they’re all sooo good I saw them two nights ago and it was literally the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA someone didn't master his piece lol

@@chitarra0302 is that the same drummer? coz in every diff places he's got a diff session drummer

Emmanuel Haque yes that’s the same drummer. They played flawlessly! I have a video of this song on my channel that I recorded that night. It sounded soooooo epically amazing!

the live drums are different than the studio track, it's the same if you watch the troy wright drum cam!

Not sure who is who but the one in this video wasn't so impressive considering the calibre of guitarist and bassist he is working with

absolutely and its so evident on everyones face they are looking at him with hope many times lol again no disrespect but its just what it is @@michaelperkins399

Ya think?

swedishonur half playback I suppose. Quite lame right?

Calling you out and you know who I am!

Everyone's so used to hearing the studio version they felt weird when he does some substitution

he plays with different session drummers each show even tho troy is easily the best of the ones he plays with

I felt this too. Something's off. I always listen to this song on Spotify and something's not right.

Called substitution, some sort of improv that prog drummer does on live shows. May sound weird for non drummers i think

@@EmmanuelPHaque Because it's live and even the most organised bands sound off during lives. He is just as good as the rest of this band. Listening highly edited and mix/mastered songs on spotify has a huge difference between listening to something live.

丹尼尔 I agree..

What did you expect from some random guy filming? Also different drummer than the studio version. Not that he's worse, but hes not playing the exact notes. Check out Kind live (2020) by plini and it's just as good as the album