this song is not tuned to Eb, the lowest note is a C, i checked by tuning my eight string down after trying it in Eb. It may sound like that isnt possible but seriously it is, and i have much respect for meshuggah being mad bastards and doing that!
@joe15rock In this song, Fredrik tunes his low F string all the way down to Bb. Looks like this:
Bb+Bb+Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb
In a live setting, it would be extremely difficult to hear this note, and I'm not sure they tune that low live. I would assume they just used F standard dropped a step.
@rage1331 yeah, your right about Bb, i checked using a midi keyboard, but i knew it was much lower than other people say, and i didnt know they play this song live, which if true makes me want to feel the Power of that ultra low note!
@joe15rock As far as i know they are not playing this song live, because its sung by Tomas on the record and it is not possible to have a bass guitar playing octaved to it....
@sillyness3456 i didnt know thomas did the vocals, but it makes sense not to play it, as thomas has said he really wants to play dancers to a discordant system live too, but he does some vocals in that too, which sucks cause that song is awesome.
if anyone doesnt know the tuning they're using in this song, it's Eb+Bb+Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb. I found it off of wikipedia. Go to the The Eight-string Electric guitar section
This song was so heavy my neighbors called the police and they got arrested,, pɹɐoqʎǝʞ ʎɯ oʇ sıɥʇ pıp, my cat barked, made people miss the like button... and now I have to change my pants. :|
i heard that this song is actually E standard a full octave below o.o makes sense lol, since i regularly play in A#, and this is wayyyyyy lower than that
It's fine. Sorry for calling you stupid, I'm having a really bad day. Bb = A# Db = C# Eb = D# etc. every flat note can be called sharp and vice versa. It just depends on whether you're ascending or descending. If you're ascending then it's sharp, but if you're descending then it's flat. That's the way it is with the guitar, but with other instruments the whole flat and sharp thing can get a whole lot more complicated. It gives me a headache sometimes lol.
@Fluffypopcicle You are wrong. Ascending and descending have nothing to do with the notes name. You can't have more than 2 of the same letter in a scale. It's a theory law, there will always be an A B C D E F and G but there will never be an A and A# in the same scale because of that law...
That is blatantly not true. You need to learn more scales if you think that. For Christ's sakes the chromatic scale has every damn note there is because that's the point of the chromatic scale. The most common sense way to distinguish the notes you are playing with the chromatic scale is that when you are descending you're going down which = flat and ascending = #. This is common sense theory.
@Fluffypopcicle No. You are wrong, because musical notation is NOT written in chromatics. If you've ever seen a piece of sheet music before you'd know that musical scales are chosen for the simplicity of the reader and soloist. I don't know what school you went to but this is how I learned, so please entice me with this common sense theory, because having one note per scale seems easier to read than sharps AND flats everywhere. The world would be a mess...
That's obviously because there are almost no pieces that are completely chromatic. If you were descending in a chromatic scale then every note would be called and there would be no sharps. This doesn't just apply to chromatics either. I learned this from a choir teacher (she doesn't just teach choir either) and some internet sources. You also took every flat note can be called sharp and vice versa" way out of context.
Continuing: morphis(dot)com/guitar_lessons/lesson-17/ this is an example of an internet source. When you ascend a scale it's sharp and when you descend it's flat. I just randomly looked this up, there are plenty of sites that say the same thing.
@Fluffypopcicle That's not how it is man, I'm sorry to say. You can't descend an A# whatever and expect to think about flats. If you want to mix your accidentals that's fine, but sheet music IS written with ONE accidental in mind, ascending, descending, mixing, whatever... I've always knows Bb as Bb, never as A# except for when the music is written with an A#, C# as C# and likewise never as Db unless the sheets are written in whatever key contains the note. cont-
@shredjelly You won't mix flats and sharps in any key, and chromatic isn't really a key. I forgot the entire basis this argument is continuing, so I'm just going to stop. Peace guy enjoi
I hate to break it to you, but just about every site I have ever read about this agrees with me. I wasn't necessarily talking about sheet music either. That's a different story. If you ever read sheet music spammed with key changes you would also see flats mixed with sharps. This means that the "convenience" of that is thrown out the window when you are reading complicated jazz sheet music. Btw the chromatic scale IS a scale. Wiki even has a page for it.
Continuing. speaking of that Wiki page (Wiki isn't necessarily a reliable source, but this proves every one of my points) check it out en.wikipedia(dot)org/wiki/Chromatic_scale
Agreed with the two highly rated coments... Science has shown us that the universe is 99.99% dark matter... That's why Meshuggah is good imo... Happy music is ok, but does not satisfy the core. It's escapist to have to 'make happy' - spiritual bypassing.
Everyones been saying that Meshuggah tunes their guitars to F, Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb. But howcome when i tune my bass to drop B i can play all of their songs? (or atleast try to play lol). I dont think the flat is used.
@ThrashMetalMan1 Potentially because the tuning is so low, it's sometimes difficult to distinguish between a flat/sharp or a natural note. At such a low tone, they tend to blend into one another.
@ThrashMetalMan1 their old stuff was in Bflat on 7 strings, Because jens could sing best in Eb or Bb but now they tune their 8 strings to a half step down, which is F, and drop D#, but their bass player actually tunes a semi-tone up [high F] and just plays w/ distortion, now he uses a 5 string so he can play old stuff in B on the low string, and the 2nd string F for their newer stuff
@JLRemiel Ever notice you listen to one Meshuggah song and you say "This is the heaviest goddamn fucking song is the history of anything Ever." and then you go to their next song in the suggestions and say the same thing? thats the Effect of Meshuggah
Flashes pounding at my thoughts.... as the increasing pains multiply."
Seriously, if Haake dies, Kidman has to perform rituals to bring Shakespeare back to life. Otherwise Meshuggah lyrics wont be at the same divine stage as of this moment...
FUCKING AMAZING !!!! "blasts of irregular, pulsar radiation, triggering the process of mind and body control!" so random and so composed, what a song!!!!
@nostealthebucket9009 this song is played on an eight-string tuned down 6 half-steps and then the lowest string is dropped by a whole note making it an Bb-dropped-tuning a whole octave lower than the regular Bb-tuning
@nostealthebucket9009 I don't really understand the complicated gibberish that "FreestateofOkondor" replied to your comment mate, but this song is basically Standard tuning on an 8-string, except a half-step down (F, Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb), and then Freddy takes that low F even ridiculously further down to a Bb, a whole octave lower than the 7th string. Hope this makes sense dude lol :D
@nostealthebucket9009 To make it short for you: take a five string bass, tune the low B down half a step and then tune the rest of that bass half a step up, then you can play this song, if that bass features ultra high output pickups and you own a Mesa Triple Rectifier to make these frequencies audible.
@audiedrdoom yeah..ill just say its beyond my intelligence concerning musical patterns, set up, etc. lol but it sounds so bad fuckin ass either way. Thanks anyway man
@CHUMPADONKYESSA i'm pretty sure it's in double drop Bb, it sounds much lower than E, to me anyway and i'm certain they've done a couple of songs using that extreme low tuning but yeah, i agree, 'tis a totaly epic song :)
Solo section = EarGasm
Welcometothebrothel2 3 days ago
When I have seizures, I wish this song would play.
Invisiblepariah 1 week ago
its funny, if you search on google, lowest tuning on guitar, all of em say about drop a and some drop g.
but this song uses fking drop drop b flat!! :)
TheGamermaze 2 weeks ago
the connection from my ears to my brain is having a fuckin spasm. no complaints
Myfriendfats8 2 weeks ago
SVÅRA KILLAR DET HÄR
TheKaeza 3 weeks ago
LÄTTA KILLAR DET HÄR.
Galendramatik 3 weeks ago
fuckin cover artwork is very acid
ibarra88 3 weeks ago
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Drum Sheetmusic for this song!!
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AQJevL 3 weeks ago
Drop Z.
thenameiwantedwasnta 3 weeks ago
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funnystonervideos 4 weeks ago
This wall of dissonant, syncopated awesomeness give my ears a raging boner!
TheNoxicus 1 month ago
And how i am supposed to headbang to this?!?!!!?
extrememetal100 1 month ago
@extrememetal100 very very carefully..
Chadgod 1 month ago 2
@Chadgod
Yeah so fucking awesome song anyway!
extrememetal100 1 month ago
@Chadgod xaxaxaxaxaxaxaxaaa
k0litsas 1 week ago
@extrememetal100 Listen to the China and Hi-Hat, you'll hear the quarter notes.
mistel76 1 month ago
They tuned it down to K# for this one, I hear.
TheFearAsylum 1 month ago 3
They tuned it down to K# for this one, I hear.
TheFearAsylum 1 month ago
Fuckin' insane
powershifting 1 month ago
Bb Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb is the tuning low to high.
Death66reaper6 1 month ago
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PinealGlandInfinity 1 month ago
SO FUCKIGN SICK!!!
PinealGlandInfinity 1 month ago
fuck these drums , tomas haake is fucking awesome
mariusel666 1 month ago
2:34-3:02 no fucking way
thats inhuman as its gonna get
cannot compute rhythm whatsoever
Tomas is a 3-D minded freak!!! in a godly way
360391incinerator 2 months ago 3
Closest Meshuggah has ever stayed to a rhythm
UBConquered 2 months ago
@djentdjentdJEFF Is it drop drop B?
TalonsOfFire 2 months ago
how can you remaster perfection?
EXHellfire 2 months ago 25
@EXHellfire You can't, but Meshuggah can re-Meshuggah it
Djentard 1 month ago
@EXHellfire
Change 7 string downtuned recordings to 8 string downtuned.
zebatov 1 month ago
@EXHellfire
You can't , you have to be meshuggah to do that
dondertochop 1 week ago in playlist Meshuggah Nothing (Remastered)
@EXHellfire Replace the weirdly tuned 7-strings with actual 8-strings. There you go. 108% perfection.
iAmPesukone 4 days ago
Jizziest song ever
extrememetal100 2 months ago
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I'm just designing cute little icons while listening to this track. Feels weird.
MisterJetta 2 months ago
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MisterJetta 2 months ago in playlist Rawck/Metal
dude.. this song is more dark than heavy
360391incinerator 3 months ago
Why the hell is I wrestled a bear once in the suggestions?
Skivenski 3 months ago 3
@Skivenski 'Cause that's an awesome band. :)
RedCl0ud22 2 months ago 2
Listening To Meshuggah And Especially this song is a pure fucking orgasm
extrememetal100 3 months ago 3
My first child will be called Fredrik, doesn't matter if it's a boy or a girl
MasterDonut 4 months ago 46
@MasterDonut im going with Tomas
TheSovietX 1 month ago
@MasterDonut hahahahah;)
MrCotopaxi 1 month ago
@MasterDonut You mean Thomas, thomas made this song and he is also singing this song.
kainname 2 weeks ago
@kainname
And you must mean Tomas, not Thomas.
rololoo 1 week ago
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TheGamermaze 5 hours ago
@rololoo And you must mean Tomas Haake, not just Tomas :D
TheGamermaze 5 hours ago
@TheGamermaze
...How was that funny?
rololoo 4 hours ago
@rololoo it wasnt
TheGamermaze 3 hours ago
@TheGamermaze
That's what I thought too.
rololoo 2 hours ago
@rololoo then were good right? :D
TheGamermaze 2 hours ago
im scared of this band now... youll never know what they do next
360391incinerator 4 months ago 3
this song is not tuned to Eb, the lowest note is a C, i checked by tuning my eight string down after trying it in Eb. It may sound like that isnt possible but seriously it is, and i have much respect for meshuggah being mad bastards and doing that!
joe15rock 4 months ago
@joe15rock In this song, Fredrik tunes his low F string all the way down to Bb. Looks like this:
Bb+Bb+Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb
In a live setting, it would be extremely difficult to hear this note, and I'm not sure they tune that low live. I would assume they just used F standard dropped a step.
rage1331 4 months ago
@rage1331 yeah, your right about Bb, i checked using a midi keyboard, but i knew it was much lower than other people say, and i didnt know they play this song live, which if true makes me want to feel the Power of that ultra low note!
joe15rock 4 months ago
@joe15rock As far as i know they are not playing this song live, because its sung by Tomas on the record and it is not possible to have a bass guitar playing octaved to it....
sillyness3456 3 months ago
@sillyness3456 i didnt know thomas did the vocals, but it makes sense not to play it, as thomas has said he really wants to play dancers to a discordant system live too, but he does some vocals in that too, which sucks cause that song is awesome.
joe15rock 3 months ago
I'm gonna play this when I get my first child
jorn1233 4 months ago 3
these guitars are so intense
sandro4912 4 months ago
1 2 3 4
tritoneblues33 4 months ago
@tritoneblues33 1ie anda 2ie anda 3ie anda 4ie
paperpro3223 4 months ago
if anyone doesnt know the tuning they're using in this song, it's Eb+Bb+Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb. I found it off of wikipedia. Go to the The Eight-string Electric guitar section
ShatteredInside7 4 months ago
@ShatteredInside7 Awesome. I posted that on Wikipedia.
DanteLeblanc 4 months ago
@DanteLeblanc oh lol
ShatteredInside7 4 months ago
00.58 erotic sunset
IsmoLaitela666 4 months ago 3
Also, I fell asleep to meshuggah once. I dreamt in polyrhythms.
shredjelly 5 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Meshuggah
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This song was so heavy my neighbors called the police and they got arrested,, pɹɐoqʎǝʞ ʎɯ oʇ sıɥʇ pıp, my cat barked, made people miss the like button... and now I have to change my pants. :|
IMusHRooMHeaDI 5 months ago in playlist IMusHRooMHeaDI's Favorited Videos
according to wikipedia it's in F standard with the lowest string dropped down to Bb. a full octave below the seventh string.
Death66reaper6 5 months ago
i heard that this song is actually E standard a full octave below o.o makes sense lol, since i regularly play in A#, and this is wayyyyyy lower than that
BoeufBoy94 5 months ago
@BoeufBoy94
No, it's tuned to double drop Bb. That's the lowest a guitar has ever been tuned for an actual song... EVER!!!
Fluffypopcicle 5 months ago
@Fluffypopcicle Actually dude, it's A# ;) a Whole octave lower than say a 7 string dropped to A#.
IMusHRooMHeaDI 5 months ago in playlist IMusHRooMHeaDI's Favorited Videos
@IMusHRooMHeaDI
A# is the same thing as Bb stupid. Well, in this context it is.
Fluffypopcicle 5 months ago
@Fluffypopcicle oh fuck, is it? :| well I'm a bassist so I only know the standard musical alphabet and stuff
IMusHRooMHeaDI 5 months ago
@IMusHRooMHeaDI
It's fine. Sorry for calling you stupid, I'm having a really bad day. Bb = A# Db = C# Eb = D# etc. every flat note can be called sharp and vice versa. It just depends on whether you're ascending or descending. If you're ascending then it's sharp, but if you're descending then it's flat. That's the way it is with the guitar, but with other instruments the whole flat and sharp thing can get a whole lot more complicated. It gives me a headache sometimes lol.
Fluffypopcicle 5 months ago
@Fluffypopcicle You are wrong. Ascending and descending have nothing to do with the notes name. You can't have more than 2 of the same letter in a scale. It's a theory law, there will always be an A B C D E F and G but there will never be an A and A# in the same scale because of that law...
shredjelly 5 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Meshuggah
@shredjelly
That is blatantly not true. You need to learn more scales if you think that. For Christ's sakes the chromatic scale has every damn note there is because that's the point of the chromatic scale. The most common sense way to distinguish the notes you are playing with the chromatic scale is that when you are descending you're going down which = flat and ascending = #. This is common sense theory.
Fluffypopcicle 5 months ago
@Fluffypopcicle No. You are wrong, because musical notation is NOT written in chromatics. If you've ever seen a piece of sheet music before you'd know that musical scales are chosen for the simplicity of the reader and soloist. I don't know what school you went to but this is how I learned, so please entice me with this common sense theory, because having one note per scale seems easier to read than sharps AND flats everywhere. The world would be a mess...
shredjelly 5 months ago
@shredjelly
That's obviously because there are almost no pieces that are completely chromatic. If you were descending in a chromatic scale then every note would be called and there would be no sharps. This doesn't just apply to chromatics either. I learned this from a choir teacher (she doesn't just teach choir either) and some internet sources. You also took every flat note can be called sharp and vice versa" way out of context.
Fluffypopcicle 5 months ago
@shredjelly
Continuing: morphis(dot)com/guitar_lessons/lesson-17/ this is an example of an internet source. When you ascend a scale it's sharp and when you descend it's flat. I just randomly looked this up, there are plenty of sites that say the same thing.
Fluffypopcicle 5 months ago
@Fluffypopcicle That's not how it is man, I'm sorry to say. You can't descend an A# whatever and expect to think about flats. If you want to mix your accidentals that's fine, but sheet music IS written with ONE accidental in mind, ascending, descending, mixing, whatever... I've always knows Bb as Bb, never as A# except for when the music is written with an A#, C# as C# and likewise never as Db unless the sheets are written in whatever key contains the note. cont-
shredjelly 5 months ago
@shredjelly You won't mix flats and sharps in any key, and chromatic isn't really a key. I forgot the entire basis this argument is continuing, so I'm just going to stop. Peace guy enjoi
shredjelly 5 months ago
@shredjelly
I hate to break it to you, but just about every site I have ever read about this agrees with me. I wasn't necessarily talking about sheet music either. That's a different story. If you ever read sheet music spammed with key changes you would also see flats mixed with sharps. This means that the "convenience" of that is thrown out the window when you are reading complicated jazz sheet music. Btw the chromatic scale IS a scale. Wiki even has a page for it.
Fluffypopcicle 5 months ago
@shredjelly
Continuing. speaking of that Wiki page (Wiki isn't necessarily a reliable source, but this proves every one of my points) check it out en.wikipedia(dot)org/wiki/Chromatic_scale
Fluffypopcicle 5 months ago
@shredjelly college rubbish that doesnt work in real life... unless you plan on being a pop star... one...
griptapesequel 4 months ago
@griptapesequel wat
shredjelly 4 months ago
@Pwnersupreme I know they play eight stringers but it sounds like they've de-tuned them quite a few steps xD
IMusHRooMHeaDI 5 months ago
@Pwnersupreme
Normally yes; but they tuned even lower for this song specifically.
The low note you're actually hearing is an A# at the root of a very masculine power chord.
That's 1 semitone below the low B on a 5 string bass.
TheManSpider 5 months ago
never heard lowered Eb before :)
AndreEclipseHunter 5 months ago
woah, what the hell is this tuned to?? Drop D a octave lower or something?? xD
IMusHRooMHeaDI 5 months ago
this song is so fucking badass
sandro4912 5 months ago
if only meshuggah and gandhi were best friends...
spartinja3 6 months ago
I dont understand the top comments ._.
Sprangeful 6 months ago 10
Bos
TTrollor 6 months ago
quite possibly the most evil sounding song ever
SunFlightx 6 months ago
@SunFlightx Listen to Pheonix in Flames by Converge
LetsGetHighOnMorris 6 months ago
i find this song to be so peaceful and relaxing
Trawlling 6 months ago
Agreed with the two highly rated coments... Science has shown us that the universe is 99.99% dark matter... That's why Meshuggah is good imo... Happy music is ok, but does not satisfy the core. It's escapist to have to 'make happy' - spiritual bypassing.
rrippp 6 months ago 3
@rrippp Dark matter and Dark Energy are only theories, I like them, but they are still only theories, if I remember correctly.
BenjaminKuruga 6 months ago
Meshuggah Spasm Drum sheetmusic is now available at ''drumsheets[.]com'' (remove the ''[ ]'')
TheJochemvanberkel 6 months ago 9
Bonertastic
spunkzilla123 6 months ago
oh my jesus that's a lot of bass
JoeyThe14th 6 months ago
cant believe this song is in drop A octave
itsdrpepper567 6 months ago
@itsdrpepper567 I cant believe it too, because it is tuned to Eb standart octave below
invailed5 6 months ago
@invailed5 its A octave buddy
itsdrpepper567 6 months ago
@itsdrpepper567 acording to songsterr its a# :L
mpattp 6 months ago
@mpattp it switches to A# at 3:20 or somewhere around there
itsdrpepper567 6 months ago
@itsdrpepper567 3:29
Trawlling 6 months ago
BOOM BOOM BOOOM... BOOM BOOM... BOOM BOOM... BOOM BOOM BOOM... BOOM BOOM... BOOM BOOM... BOOM BOOM BOOM... BOOM BOOM... BOOM... BOOM BOOM... BOOM ? what da fuck, very hard riff ! crazy swedishes...
MrxxSelfxxDestruct 6 months ago
METAL POWER!! WE WILL PREVAIL!
ShaneThompson94 7 months ago
boring....
MEGALOUD 7 months ago
Everyones been saying that Meshuggah tunes their guitars to F, Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb. But howcome when i tune my bass to drop B i can play all of their songs? (or atleast try to play lol). I dont think the flat is used.
ThrashMetalMan1 7 months ago
@ThrashMetalMan1 Potentially because the tuning is so low, it's sometimes difficult to distinguish between a flat/sharp or a natural note. At such a low tone, they tend to blend into one another.
pmgallant 7 months ago
@ThrashMetalMan1 when notes are that low, you can barely decipher the difference between half a step.
drkenun 6 months ago
@ThrashMetalMan1 their old stuff was in Bflat on 7 strings, Because jens could sing best in Eb or Bb but now they tune their 8 strings to a half step down, which is F, and drop D#, but their bass player actually tunes a semi-tone up [high F] and just plays w/ distortion, now he uses a 5 string so he can play old stuff in B on the low string, and the 2nd string F for their newer stuff
dirthead16 6 months ago
@ThrashMetalMan1 They use shit tons of octaves and stuff like that, it's practically atonal they follow no rules in music
TalonsOfFire 2 months ago
STOLT SVENSK!
Mukadez 7 months ago
My life is 4 minutes and 19 seconds shorter...again
JLRemiel 7 months ago
@JLRemiel Ever notice you listen to one Meshuggah song and you say "This is the heaviest goddamn fucking song is the history of anything Ever." and then you go to their next song in the suggestions and say the same thing? thats the Effect of Meshuggah
BenjaminKuruga 7 months ago 4
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JLRemiel 7 months ago
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@BenjaminKuruga Yes, but there is something special about Spasm for me. It''s the first song that got me into them, when I was fifteen.
JLRemiel 7 months ago
they're only chugging on one chord the entire song. But because it's meshuggah, they can make it sound sick
TheChildofbodom89 7 months ago 9
@TheChildofbodom89 Doesn't even sound like a chord. Sounds like 1 very deep note, with an arpeggiated chord on the top.
Incisionator 5 months ago
That guitar tone is fucking scary shit.
a601lbcatfish 8 months ago 2
the solo section of this song rapes
PrismAndGate 8 months ago
spasm orgasm
AggresssivePerfector 8 months ago
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JLRemiel 8 months ago
the lyrics are like a wikipedia page about the symptoms of epilepsy in humans
loltroll85 9 months ago 3
@loltroll85 No, it's epilepsy incarnate. Believe me.
signorellil 8 months ago
And screw drumming, the lyrics here are a wonder.
Premoguys 9 months ago
@Premoguys agreed, some of my favorite meshuggah lyrics. The spoken vocals fit perfectly too.
PrismAndGate 8 months ago
"Stroboscopic contortion-assault.
Light bulb language translated into fits.
Codes of tendon flickers i cant grasp.
Focus lost as i writhe and twitch.
Random beats of binding shockwaves.
Erradic suns that twist my eyes.
Flashes pounding at my thoughts.... as the increasing pains multiply."
Seriously, if Haake dies, Kidman has to perform rituals to bring Shakespeare back to life. Otherwise Meshuggah lyrics wont be at the same divine stage as of this moment...
Haake for President.
Premoguys 9 months ago 14
@Premoguys
Haake for king, he is Swedish :D
TabZa123 9 months ago
@TabZa123 lol
Premoguys 9 months ago
FUCKING AMAZING !!!! "blasts of irregular, pulsar radiation, triggering the process of mind and body control!" so random and so composed, what a song!!!!
maggot902 9 months ago
What is this song even tuned to?!
nostealthebucket9009 9 months ago
@nostealthebucket9009 this song is played on an eight-string tuned down 6 half-steps and then the lowest string is dropped by a whole note making it an Bb-dropped-tuning a whole octave lower than the regular Bb-tuning
FreestateofOkondor 9 months ago
@FreestateofOkondor nope, they play it in drop E2 (or standard E2, not sure)
indefexeposthardcore 7 months ago
@nostealthebucket9009 I don't really understand the complicated gibberish that "FreestateofOkondor" replied to your comment mate, but this song is basically Standard tuning on an 8-string, except a half-step down (F, Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb), and then Freddy takes that low F even ridiculously further down to a Bb, a whole octave lower than the 7th string. Hope this makes sense dude lol :D
metalshredmartyr 8 months ago 2
@nostealthebucket9009 To make it short for you: take a five string bass, tune the low B down half a step and then tune the rest of that bass half a step up, then you can play this song, if that bass features ultra high output pickups and you own a Mesa Triple Rectifier to make these frequencies audible.
sillyness3456 8 months ago
@nostealthebucket9009 They play in Drop E2.
indefexeposthardcore 7 months ago
The lyrics to this song are so weird
yet the song is just .... so awesome
dukedase7 9 months ago
I just shit on myself...
Escebar 9 months ago
The guitar tone of that ending riff births babies.
mee11mee 9 months ago 4
fuck djent, just bands ripping these masterminds off and re-hashing whats already been done, YOU CAN"T BEAT MESHUGGAH
N0SLAV3 9 months ago 3
@N0SLAV3 Nah man Periphery is "Djenty" and they are an amazing band who is original.
TheWhocares233 9 months ago
ERATIC SUNS THAT TWIST MY EYES!
69OneTime 9 months ago
God this fuckin song is amazing!! I love the solo..the enitre band at that point is just..RIppin shit! It gets me so hype!!
Tool78Maynard 10 months ago
I like the Harmonics :)
ravagenodge 10 months ago
This is probably the lowest that anyone has ever tuned a guitar to ever.
Spermwhales93 10 months ago
Anyone think this makes them more calm and in tune with nature and the universe?
And with themselves
Corestore16 10 months ago 78
@Corestore16 Me
signorellil 10 months ago
@Corestore16 agree 110% i fucking love mesuggah if only everyone was as amazing as these guys
KRSTOPHER14 5 months ago
@Corestore16 Who's "them?"
TalonsOfFire 2 months ago
Who else gets angry when they listen to this song?
ThisIsBull45 10 months ago
All I can say is "a wordless thing, a thingless word, a lightborn malformation"
nwahs6022 10 months ago
meshuggah is the only band that has ever given me nightmares... this song is a perfect example why... double drop B flat is all i'm sayin'...
randompinc7 10 months ago
@randompinc7 Im not much of a music reader, etc..but can you give me an understanding of what exactly that is? Double drop B flat?
Tool78Maynard 10 months ago
@Tool78Maynard
when you tune your 8 string guitar to b flat
there's more to it but I don't think you'd care to know you don't speak guitar or music (no offence)
audiedrdoom 10 months ago
@audiedrdoom yeah..ill just say its beyond my intelligence concerning musical patterns, set up, etc. lol but it sounds so bad fuckin ass either way. Thanks anyway man
Tool78Maynard 10 months ago
@randompinc7 i thought this song was in drop e? maybe i'm mistaken, epic song though.
CHUMPADONKYESSA 10 months ago
@CHUMPADONKYESSA i'm pretty sure it's in double drop Bb, it sounds much lower than E, to me anyway and i'm certain they've done a couple of songs using that extreme low tuning but yeah, i agree, 'tis a totaly epic song :)
randompinc7 10 months ago
riff @ 3:03
SO FUCKING GOOD
I mean the whole song is but thats gotta be my fav meshuggah riff ever
Cleveraccountname 11 months ago
this song is what i waited to hear my whole life. this song is perfect.
davesravens45 11 months ago
How the fuck do they tune down to a B Flat? I mean i know HOW, but how do they make it that stable?
FRr3AkOnALEaSh 11 months ago
Everyone who listening to this song feels an eerie familiarity with it, of an ever more eerie sense of peace, is a long lost member of my tribe.
signorellil 11 months ago 50
@signorellil Weird isn't it? Like sonic honey. Hello tribesmate.
drbrunch 11 months ago
@signorellil hello brother!
generalten 10 months ago 2
@signorellil your tribe uses youtube?
adultricola 9 months ago 2
@adultricola Right now yes
signorellil 9 months ago
the brocolli, the agony in the system..
KATTANATEMA 11 months ago
@KATTANATEMA l0l wut
madmadmarko 10 months ago
"Divde by Zero" Metal.
CyanideSovereign 11 months ago 3
@CyanideSovereign clever
Laidstallion1992 11 months ago