Sleep rehearse "Dopesmoker" at Roadburn 

Hahahahahahaha

Gnarly!

Awesome comment! Made my day.

So where the drums...

😂😅

true facts

It's taken 11 years but I think I can top this: 1.Dopesmoker 2.Dopesmoker

Got the 666th like on this comment! 🤘😈👍

Ok now don't touch it@@Space_pulse

trueeee

John Stonebraker It’d be nice to use those Amps as weapons lol

Castle Reefenstein.

"achtung!"

GUTEN TAG!

Fucking nerds

Billy Bloomer hey man, sometimes all you need is three notes and fuckload of overdubs and you produce one of the greatest doom metal albums of all time.

yeah, but a fucking complicated three notes

I mean the timings are complicated and there are these little steps out of the notes and come on, it's not just this

I know, I know, I just wanted to explain it's not simple

You can learn much from Neil Peart and his lightning fast drumming/timing. Playing slower, gives more space, and power, to the sound, yet relies on the same techniques Peart used/uses. Same coin, different sides. Hard to play fast and tight! Incredibly hard to play slow, and tight!! I just heard of them.. Poor man's Melvins! IMHO!

That was a legendary festival, all the heaviest bands played there.

Great comment brother 💜

Nick de Aquino Harasz and especially when you’re stoned.

nah, each riff repeats 4 times and riffs have A/B variations so when you are at the second B variation you know next riff is coming, also bass does octave/blues scale fills before riff changes

"jet-lagged smokers." I would say they're probably... Dopesmokers

Everything works together

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Matt basically uses physical shit instead of a bunch of different pedals. Stacking a ton of amps, ect. He also frequently uses a 12 string with the octave strings removed on the 3 low strings, and the high strings being doubled instead of octave pairs. Basically his high strings sound like a chorus without a chorus.

@@aniquinstark4347 aiight that convinced me on a 12 string

@@aniquinstark4347 didnt know i need one until now.

@@aniquinstark4347 sorry for the random bump but Matt Pike has a 9 string. Not a 12 string with the 3 extra strings removed from the bottom 3 strings. You are right about the top 3 being doubled up and giving it a chorus effect. First Act does make (made?) 6, 9, and 12 string versions of the guitar he has though. But they're very hard to come by and last one I saw for sale was about $4k.

@@aniquinstark4347 only applies to the High on Fire stuff where he also doing vocal duties, his Sleep pedalboard is pretty long to say the least 🙃

It was sleeps biggest song

@@SJRIX405 Yes of course. Biggest in every sense. Matt Pike says memorising and recording it was one of the hardest things he's ever done in his life.

Yeah especially with all the small nuances and slight variations in the riff.

they wrote it.

Riff charts used at the writing for each section throughout the song & then individual learned and put together. Google the riff chart and you’ll see the sections (Hotel Room/Cultivator/Morris) 🤘🏼

Matt has an amazing sixpack, but it's hidden under his bear like manifestation.

You sure that's a six pack, and not a pony keg?

it must've been REALLY cold

His t-shirts bend light around him like Predator.

Fucken boreing intro set the pace for the rest of the song👎🏻

+gimmigimmigimmi fuck yeah, i did too

gimmigimmigimmi Follow the 💨 to the riff filled land

*Ian Hand

You got away with it!?

completely, late show.@@zampanoelegy7946

We used to play this on 420 on our doom and sludge specialty show at my college Station, wsou.

Hahahhaa unreal

Did that a few months ago on my local college radio station lol. Had a dude call in after the first half and ask if it was the same song

+casvandalist lol that is the first thing I thought seeing this after having seen them live

😂😂😂

No, it's his new Tattoo...

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OF LIFEEEE WITH BOONNNNNNNNNNGGG IIIIIIIIIINNN HAAAAAAAAANNNDD

me too

That's not chris

@@chucknorris843 It's Jason Roeder, from Neurosis, right? It's been a while since I made that comment, but I think that what I meant was either that Hakius is a genius for coming up with the drum part for this song, or that he is just too good at what he does and couldn't be easily replicated, even by a good drummer. I'm pretty sure I've meant both of these.

@@YannickTMessiah yessir!

I wonder what Chris is up to nowadays. I know after Sleep he became a monk or some shit

@@chucknorris843that was Justin marler and he left in the asbestosdeath/volume 1 days

Austin Eddington-Howe You're doing the right thing! Roger Daltrey and Pete Townsend of the Who wish that they had.They've lost like 85% of their hearing during their career. The Who was in Guiness Book of World Records for a couple of consecutive years in 74' and 75' (I think) as loudest concert band.

Yea. Whenever I play or go to a show, I'm stuck with ringing the rest of the next day. I just got sick of it.

***** Yea, it is better to plug them up to keep your ears alive to hear another day.

WHAT?!? Huh?!?

I've heard that many techs actually set up the sound specifically to sound good through plugs. Definitely the smartest choice.

Just looked at your channel and whats a girl like you doing in a place like this? seriously. Though, it is fucking awesome that you enjoy sleep. Check out Tuber. Not like stoner or doom but something pretty awesome.

C0nnie i think is more about the quality of the recording.

lotusflowerdeathstar That’s part of it but the real difference is the Marshall amp, they always sound so thin for this style.

I was thinking the exact same thing Those green amps don’t fuck around

a literal wizard matamp greens and orange amps

I think he just using the MARSHALL power section ..

Cold guitar Riff

+Robert Smith Always need to rehearse. Always.

Thomas Carmichael unless you’re Lars

@@jakeherington7237 well, he still needs, he just doesn't. That's why it sound like he didn't

Que venga om por ultimo ctm :'(

aah, thanks! I'm just starting to learn about this stuff. There is so much equipment needed and I'm just starting to figure out now how all the variables interact- pedals, pickups, amps etc to make this style of music.

Cool, thanks for the info bro!

Matt Pike has a signature pickup set with Lace. If you're into his tone, that's always a good place to start. www.guitarcenter.com/Lace/Matt-Pikes-Dirty-Heshers-Humbucker-Signature-Pickup-Set-1349880540410.gc?cntry=us&source=4WWRWXGP&gclid=CI-gstDT9dECFQ9Efgod_j8K0A&kwid=productads-adid^78244844802-device^c-plaid^146599466442-sku^1349880540410@ADL4GC-adType^PLA

In jam rooms, often the percussions dominate all other instruments. So that's why it sounded a little low to us. Matt's probably got in-ear monitors here, I'm watching this in Low Quality so i can't really make out.

@@AnwayPramanik lol "Matt Pike" and "in-ear monitors" in the same sentence

@@jetaimeminaHe did say in the most recent rig rundown video that he doesnt wear earplugs lol. not the brightest idea but.. oh well, its Matt Pike. He’s the riff god for a reason.

Yeah it sounds like Lemmy is playing Dopesmoker 🤣

Dude I’m trying to figure out the same thing, I’m thinking it’s his megalith, I have all his gear and I’m just trying to put it all together to solve the tone for his band

paiste 2002

Ians surname Yes. This is actually their third take on Dopesmoker that day. When they arrived walls were white