So Lopez isn't in this live performance but we have been told he wrote the drums for this song and played it on the studio version. Either way Martin Lopez is amazing.
I was at this show, it was pretty awesome. Devin Townsend opened, followed by Gojira, and Opeth closed the night! Both Gojira and Opeth released live albums from the show.
Oh man. Just watching, and this is not Martin Lopez drumming, its Martin Axenrot, their last drummer (who left the band like 2 days ago), Martin Lopez was the drummer on the studio album thou
@@mcgreggor5543 yes, they issued a press release on november 16th. "Due to conflict of interest, Martin Axenrot is no longer part of the Opeth collective."
Martin did leave Opeth about 15 years ago I believe but all the albums considered the classics of Opeth were him up until Ghost Reveries. I deeply love system but this man played on some of the most diverse songs ever recorded, Opeth can have blues, jazz, 70s classic, thrash, death, black, groove, folk and classical music in their masterpieces. The amount of rhythms in one song alone is crazy, across several prog metal albums of this band is just ludicrous. He must be considered the greatest drummer who no one has heard of.
That's not Martin Lopez on the drum kit. He wrote the drums for the song on the album but he'd left the band by the time they recorded this performance. I believe that it's Martin Axenrot in the video.
@Patridge bleed is more about endurance than anything, and in that sense it is HIGHLY impressive, but it is by its very nature repetitive... that isn't a slight against it, it is what it is meant to be
@@MeuRefrigerador in my opinion the live performance they’ve ever done, close second is Bleak the roundhouse tapes the scream he does when he sings “CRYINGGGGGGG who is” is possibly th best scream I’ve ever heard!
Gentlemen, love the channel. As others have correctly pointed out, this is Martin Axenrot on Drums not Martin Lopez, although no one could fault you for the mistake considering that Opeth's lineup is a constant revolving door. This is an epic, classic concert in it's entirety with the band and the venue. Keep up the excellent work!
you need to check out Gene Holgan and I was at this show it was one hell of a show with Devin Townsend Gojira and Opeth and some good weed made it even better
Just wanted to say I love the talking bits before and after videos, the little meme videos before the opening song, the "AND TO-DAY!" and trying to get Smokey to guess the song title. I love the whole formula, glad to see you getting closer and closer to 100K. Your videos have been a nice part of every day for quite a while now, I also got to smoke a big bowl of the finest Canadian weed before every video because it just seems right.
And their front man Daniel Gildenlöw is as brilliant as Opeth's Michael Åkerfelt. They both write very original material, play the guitar beautifully and have incredibly strong and diverse singing voices.
I went to see their 20th anniversary show in the Royal Albert Hall... 3 Hours long, and is easily the best live show I have ever seen. Can't even begin to think how the drummer must have felt at the end of that.
Since the title is so similar, id recommend "throes of perdition" by trivium. You've listened to them before but you listened to a demo version of a song they re-did a few years later (where they did it better). The recording you heard would've been them in their early 20s and the frontman at about 17. Throes of perdition is instead from 5 or so years later and it's off of what many consider to be their best album. It's a great listen and is greatly evolved from what you got to hear.
I imagine this song would cause a lot of people to stop it early on, if they aren't into metal that is. But I imagine most people who you force to listen from beginning to end will understand Opeth's genius afterwards. It's a musical tour de force and few people are as talented or creative enough to make music like this.
You need to see Marco Minneman play live. You want great drum work? Check out his band The Aristocrats. Specifically the live version of the song Blues Fuckers. His solo there is mind boggling!
They definitely need to get to some Devildriver, could be "The Mountain", "Hold Back the Day", "Clouds over California", "Cry for me Sky" or "I Could Care Less". The point being there is a lot to choose from.
If you guys loved this you gotta check out the band Between The Buried And Me. A live performance of Silent Flight Parliament or Lay Your Ghosts To Rest would be awesome. I think you guys would love them.
I'd look at Dan Swano of Bloodbath for drummers as his drumming on "Ways to the grave" is brutally heavy. Eugene from Jinjer is fantastic, Mackie's drum work on the Saudade song Lions is killer especially with Randy Blythe signing.
Omg OPETH!!!!!! I actually met these guys years ago at a little venue in North Jersey and they are from the country my families from! They were cool as hell!
I think that the Martin Axenrot version is deffinetly more intricate and more dynamic than the way Lopez played it. But both drummers are crazy and deserve a nomination.
Yes, Axenrot does not get enough attention. His style is different then Lopez, but certainly not less skilled as some claim. I highly disagree to that.
Red rocks is pretty close to Denver Co. and is an amazing venue. Took a road trip to be at this show. But gf was wiped out after Gojira, so didn't stay for this performance.
What do you know? I started cooking pasta and needed something to watch while prepping the food. This is the first Opeth song, no wait, second Opeth song I heard and I became a big fan during the song, cause it's like 10 minutes long.
@@Hollywood6IX I got some good marinara sauce, browned some beef and onions and mushrooms then seasoned with penne rigate noodles. I like cooking cause I'm a oceanographer/biochemist. Cooking is like chemistry but you eat it instead of protecting yourself from harmful stuff like acetone or mercury. You guys are doing a good job with your channel. Your genuineness and sincerity give the channel the heart and soul needed to elevate the channel from other reaction channels. Maybe some music you haven't hit on yet, I would recommend Pixies, Jack White, and The Doors and The Who. Take it easy, I'll try and catch Sunday. Oh, glad you did Bowie the other day, his songs are incredibly diverse in tone and feel.
I'm gonna say it now, Mark my word, once they see Thomas Hakke of Meshugga, the drum cam for bleed, it will win it. Bill Burr and Daney Carey where at a Meshuhgah concert together, Thomas did something and Danny Carey was like FUCK!!! WINNER, THOMAS HAKKE
I just saw Opeth live last night (for the fourth time). They're still gettin' it done after 30 years. If you are looking for impressive drummers, check out Trym Torson of Emperor.
Haha love it, if you say Larry to any wrestling fan they will almost always say Zybysco, it's just ingrained in our heads even if you haven't even seen him wrestle
Ah this is not Martin Lopez, this Matin Axenrot. Martin Lopez first started in Amon Amarth as their drummer and was with Opeth from 1997-2006. Matin Axenrot Opeth 2006-2021 is the featured Drummer here Live at Red Rocks. It was my second time ever seeing Opeth and I was there at this concert Devin Townsend and Gojira opened for the headliner Opeth.
I love you guys. Love your rap content along with my bread and butter, metal! You have to check out Eskimo callboy. "Hype hypa", or "we got the moves". Either song will have you in the same feels.
I couldnt help but notice the Puscifer shirt! Lol omg thats awesome. Hey love you guys and love the fact that youre opening your horizons inti my world.
FYI - all videos from the concert at the Royal Albert Hall live show featured Martin Lopez I believe and same with the official music videos from the Ghost Reveries album. But hey, Martin Axenrot is a technical master in his own right and his performance at red rocks is pretty much note for note. Update: Lopez officially left Opeth in 2006 so turns out it is Axenrot in the Royal Albert Hall concert but Lopez is here in the official video for The Grand Conjugation ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AY5LRReFYus.html
Hi bro's this was an amazing song and a amazing band ! I dont know this band but i like them ! Bro's i love you, i f had kids i wish they was like you, i hope you understand my bad writing english ! It's soooooooo cool to watch and hear you ! Greatings from germany ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
Red rocks is an extremely amazing venue. I kid you not when I say this video is exactly how the venue sounds acoustically. It's crazy. If you get the chance to go, don't think, just buy the ticket
I'm so saddened to know as a self-proclaimed large system of a down fan I really wanted to see them move forward but this opeth drummer has a has a very distinct Danny cari-esque type sound and I'm sure that's how all of his drumming is so I may have to switch my thumbs up. Trash talker for life
Check their performance live at Shepherd's Bush Empire. Mikael's growling vocals at its best. Masters Apprentice is a good one. Great riffs and insane drums. Deliverance is another, with one of their best outros.
George Kolis What’s dead shall rise there is the regular vocal version and a drum solo of it. It’s absolutely insane the tempo and how precise it is. Go check that out guys b
My Dying Bride - The Dreadful Hours. One can not scape the atmosphere which this song creates... Very dark & beautiful.!! This song is an old song and most of the teenagers don't know it...It would be awesome if you could react to it.!! Thank You.!!
I'm missing POST ROCK Bands here !......how about some MONO from Japan?...their Live Performances will BLOW YOU AWAY for sure.....or some SIGUR ROS from Iceland!
