As far as capturing as many elements of jazz on a metal album goes Jarzombek's Spastic Ink albums both do better than Opeth / Cynic / Atheist (Elements is the only album they even have that should qualify) the faceless etc... both stylistically and structurally, although Malone and Reinert have had some pretty jazzy playing on Cordlant and Aghora only the latter comes close to being Jazz METAL. Thordendal and Meshuggah as jazz is a stretch but... they share some characteristics.
Yo, this is cool and all, but do they make really heavy but also really simple jazz fusion? Like imagine Electric wizard with a trumpet played over it. That sort of thing.
cynic is cool but they are not the entire category of jazz metal, or even a really complete depiction of jazz metal. candiria was doing jazz metal a long time ago, and there are dozens of bands that fit into this genre that are not, and sound nothing like, cynic...
The TITLE of this video is perfect. You dont even need to know that its Meshuggah's Lead guitar player Fredrik Thordendal who did a solo Project and made THE Jazz/Metal album. IT IS the BAR. So Yes this IS your INTRO to JAZZ METAL.
well... except for meshuggah, i find that all so-called "jazz death metal" bands, are either to soft, and are a jazzband, only with a metalcore basis, or death metalbands- with weird rythms and stuff.. this sounded cool though
For all the noobs to music that don't know what this is, it's from the lead guitarist of Meshuggah (fredrik thordendal) special defects album with an insane jazz drummer from sweden named morgan agren. Both musicians have been playing jazz for over 30 years
@tungchiwahwah it's not Jazz , it's jazz metal so it's not supposed to sound exactly as Jazz , after all Jazz means improvisation ; something different , and this definetely sounds different from any ither metal song you've heard. another specific element could be the time variations used for the chords , they're being played in a contra rhythm together with the drums , which make the song sound complicated even tho the time signature is pretty simple.
@UShishko - Jazz indeed means improv, but Freddy is def into jazz. I would say more avante garde jazz - just listen to all of his solos w/ Meshuggah. He chooses to use sounds that most "Metal" guitarist stray away from. The jazz elements are there, but as you say, they're not obvious. And the rhythms are absolutley jazz influence. We could really get deep with that, but let's leave it there. Good observations. Nice also to hear this with the voice.
@holygroove2 yeah he separates himself from other metal guitarists with his unique play style . i think it also depends on if that certain person uses his tastes or knowledge to analyze the song , that's why they think it doesn't have anything to do with jazz cause it's something their ears are not used to. your opinion is great as well :)!
Hey all take a look at the band Dark Hall, it´s a band from Steve Digiorgio (once a bassist of the band Death) and its actually instrumental Jazz/Fusion with a metalish tint. (only made 5 songs tho, some crazy shit they made)
@feedyoursoul01 Persoanly I think athiest and spiral architect are poop, althoughb i havent heard too much from them, just because its technical doesnt make it good prog. Planet X on the other hand are amazing.. But I think Sol Niger within has a lot of jazz elements too it, check the whole album, or songs like Z1-Reticiuli or De Profundus, Descent to the netherworld is pretty bad ass
@InstinctualJealousy the correctness of my arguments are demonstrated by your lack of arguments. Try to explain something with your own words for once, "way to go dumbass" is nowhere near similar to a comment, it smells just like a rant. Now go before your milk turns cold.
The solo uses typical jazz scales, and the drum groove is a typical jazz one—any jazz fusion fan will tell you as much. From a jazz point of view this is entirely jazz fusion. From a metal point of view the only thing metal is the rhythm track.
@TyShredder I do, I play saxophone, go to school for jazz... You mean like Bird, Miles, Lee Morgan, Johnny Hodges, Chick Corea, ect.?
This doesn't sound like typical jazz, and yeah there is more Jazz influenced metal even, like Panzerballett which has a saxophone player and often goes clean in the solo's. But really the essence of Jazz is improvisation, I don't know if I'd call it jazz but some great Jazz musicians I have met likely would.
@Mewtheed Actually this album is very jazz influenced. The drummer Morgan Agren is a renowned jazz drummer. This is a solo project between Fredrik Thordendal of Meshuggah and Agren of Mats/Morgan band and Kaipa called Sol Niger Within Ver. 33.33 released in 1997 which considering the year is WAY before its time.
dude this does not remind me the slightest bit of jazz. Its just some metal with pointlessly weird time signatures. reminds me of periphery or somethin like that. and whats with that alarm clock in the background?
wtf?This is part of Frederic Thordendal's CD Sol Niger Within (btw one of the treasures of music)and it is really NOT jazz metal.So please delete that shit video pls!
@MrZexion15 naaa cynic is more like progressive i'd suggest, atheist, aghora, Conflux, Exivious, Naked City, Iceburn or cause for effect (the last band is more like deathgrind with jazz but is more jazzy than cynic)
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@daveball147 And Aghora is far jazzier than AAL. Aghora makes AAL sound like mindless shred. He should've used Aghora as the forefront of the "introduction video". He did use the cover of their first album at the start of the video, oddly enough.
I can hear the jazz element in this, it's just hard to define. Still, pretty awesome stuff. Classic, Rave, Jazz & Metal are the few music types in the world that haven't fallen from grace in this world.
Yes this is pure fucking Jazz Metal. And for the people who can't spot the Jazz element, just hear the drums, the drummer is having a blast with those odd signatures, and the guitarist is playing some chromatic patterns to add the final Jazz feeling.
Ok people listen to mahavishnu . The cord progressions and voicings are jazz originated. My question is who the hell is the band playing in this video and where do I hear more!!!!!!!! Jaw dropping!
Well metal is kind of like jazz in a way. The double bass drum pedals originally came from Jazz music, and progressive metal bands like Dream Theater and Between Me and the Buried have some jazz elements in it.
If you don't hear the jazz in this you are an ignorant fool... The drummer is playing an awesome jazz piece but you can't hear it because obviously he's using loud ass cymbals for METAL so it makes it not sound jazz but if you apply "weaker" jazzy sounds to what the drummer is hitting you will hear it very clearly..
Try smoking some greens, maybe it will make you understand music a little better.
jazz isn't a sound it is a type of music, they could use any instrument with any effect it would be jazz all the same. tradional metal is alot more percusive rather than improv based
@wcr4 its quite hard to describe because its a part of music that isn't easily transferred to theory and usually requires experience, by no means am i predicting your level of ability, but the main differences of these 'genres' (in the loosest term) is their initial ethos. Metal was bore from the UK midland steel industry, where anger and misery were writhe. Jazz came from new ideas on classical composition and execution, namely improv through musical knowledge , e.g. the pulse or groove system
that is just metal. And stop with improbable fusions just like "jazz metal" and similar: you only demonstrate how much you don't know about music, and metal particularly.
Man this is another thing I really miss from the 90s. Progressive/Jazz-Fusion Metal!! Such brilliant works spawned from the acorn of spiritual intensity.
As someone who loves Charlie Parker, Coltrane, and Miles, and who also listens to plenty of metal including greats like Cynic, "jazz" is not the term to define what this music is fused with.
Its funny how people come to this video and say that this is jazzy enough, which this song wasnt the best example but still this is Jazz influenced metal here. Listen to any part of Z2-Reticuli from this CD and if you don't think its jazzy enough you truly don't know what jazz is.
As far as capturing as many elements of jazz on a metal album goes Jarzombek's Spastic Ink albums both do better than Opeth / Cynic / Atheist (Elements is the only album they even have that should qualify) the faceless etc... both stylistically and structurally, although Malone and Reinert have had some pretty jazzy playing on Cordlant and Aghora only the latter comes close to being Jazz METAL. Thordendal and Meshuggah as jazz is a stretch but... they share some characteristics.
ScreamxBloodyxGore 1 week ago
jazz?!?!?!!?!?
jorgeesp1 1 month ago
i'd call this djazz
Izlsnizzt 1 month ago
I've got your prog/jazz/metal intro right here (albums in no particular order):
1. Sol Niger Within - Fredrik Thordendal's Special Defects
2. Both Animals as Leaders albums
3. T.R.A.M. (Animals as Leaders side project; no album as of yet, though there are live recordings on youtube)
4. Emergent - Gordian Knot (Cynic side project)
5. Samus Octology - Irepress
6. Heritage - Opeth (hell, a lot of Opeth songs show a strong jazz influence)
You're all welcome :)
metalfan9151 3 months ago 3
Yo, this is cool and all, but do they make really heavy but also really simple jazz fusion? Like imagine Electric wizard with a trumpet played over it. That sort of thing.
Mafujalate329 3 months ago
listen to Trepalium!! :D
Lucicaare 5 months ago
Panzerballet.
alexorwhatever 7 months ago 3
cynic is cool but they are not the entire category of jazz metal, or even a really complete depiction of jazz metal. candiria was doing jazz metal a long time ago, and there are dozens of bands that fit into this genre that are not, and sound nothing like, cynic...
PlebeianComplex 7 months ago
this album is such a overlooked classick! ;)
kfinnseth 8 months ago
The TITLE of this video is perfect. You dont even need to know that its Meshuggah's Lead guitar player Fredrik Thordendal who did a solo Project and made THE Jazz/Metal album. IT IS the BAR. So Yes this IS your INTRO to JAZZ METAL.
MaXaNoMaLoUs 8 months ago
cynic
phreestylesk8r 9 months ago
Alarum is a good jazz metal band too.
aceshigh23650 9 months ago 2
Atheist and Cynic
That is all
darthsasuke554 9 months ago
well... except for meshuggah, i find that all so-called "jazz death metal" bands, are either to soft, and are a jazzband, only with a metalcore basis, or death metalbands- with weird rythms and stuff.. this sounded cool though
94sprite 9 months ago
Alright did anyone write ATHEIST\m/ ???? also the drummer for Cephalic Carnage does some nice stuff.
LdcVortex187 9 months ago
Just pure fucking Progressive Metal... I DO NOT see Jazz anywhere. Maybe in your imagination?
Nalgaspeludaszzz 9 months ago
reminds me of electronic war of sounds
superman321132231 10 months ago
i've always considered megadeth's first album to be pretty close to "jazz metal", at least a very primitive form of it anyway
megadeth1818 10 months ago
what the hell does this have to do with jazz?
omphalopsychos1 10 months ago
@omphalopsychos1 Probably the weird rhythms and timing as well as free-form playing.
Joebo3 10 months ago
@Joebo3 Gotta say that's a pretty pathetic definition of jazz. I guess Charlie Parker never quite got it right.
omphalopsychos1 10 months ago
@Joebo3 Do you even know what "free form" means?
Bebopopotamus 9 months ago
Jazz is a pretty general term. If it's largely improvised, it's as close to Jazz as anything else.
Bebopopotamus 9 months ago
Whats the song playing?
aboothby 11 months ago
@aboothby Bouncing in a Bottomless Pit from the album Sol Niger Within by Fredrik Thordendal's Special Defects.
Reaper2k 10 months ago
I'd bet my CD collection that everyone praising CYNIC has never heard of PERIPHERY or HAUNTED SHORES or ANIMALS AS LEADERS.
Cynic to Djent fans is like Metallica to Metal fans... heard it - heard it again...need something new!
hytek1 11 months ago
@hytek1 sorry bro, a ton of people know all those bands
leetsmithownsu 10 months ago
@hytek1 Cynic was around before all those bands so i dont know where u are going with this
nameless12345 8 months ago
CYNIC, need say more
phreestylesk8r 11 months ago
Take a look at a band called Marty, very prog, with jazz influences
TheCastagne 11 months ago
For all the noobs to music that don't know what this is, it's from the lead guitarist of Meshuggah (fredrik thordendal) special defects album with an insane jazz drummer from sweden named morgan agren. Both musicians have been playing jazz for over 30 years
konrad42o 1 year ago 5
So this seriously was a mash up of Thordendal with Morgan Agren and something else. FRUAD!!!!
MonsterMash51 1 year ago
@MonsterMash51 This is Fredrik Thordendal's Special Defects, it's not a mashup, it's a side project with Morgan Agren and many other people.
gibbsies 11 months ago
i cannot hear the jazz sound, but only phrygian sound. (coz not jazz chord involved=> no jazz feeling?)
tungchiwahwah 1 year ago
@tungchiwahwah it's not Jazz , it's jazz metal so it's not supposed to sound exactly as Jazz , after all Jazz means improvisation ; something different , and this definetely sounds different from any ither metal song you've heard. another specific element could be the time variations used for the chords , they're being played in a contra rhythm together with the drums , which make the song sound complicated even tho the time signature is pretty simple.
UShishko 11 months ago
@UShishko - Jazz indeed means improv, but Freddy is def into jazz. I would say more avante garde jazz - just listen to all of his solos w/ Meshuggah. He chooses to use sounds that most "Metal" guitarist stray away from. The jazz elements are there, but as you say, they're not obvious. And the rhythms are absolutley jazz influence. We could really get deep with that, but let's leave it there. Good observations. Nice also to hear this with the voice.
holygroove2 11 months ago
@holygroove2 yeah he separates himself from other metal guitarists with his unique play style . i think it also depends on if that certain person uses his tastes or knowledge to analyze the song , that's why they think it doesn't have anything to do with jazz cause it's something their ears are not used to. your opinion is great as well :)!
UShishko 11 months ago
Panzerballett = jazz metal
Subsurface2 1 year ago
Wish there was more of this stuff around ;/
icee562 1 year ago
jazz?
jeromeknvb 1 year ago
psyopus ftw tbh
JayFFAFAlesanaES 1 year ago
No Jazz here.
KackeEgal 1 year ago
@KackeEgal maybe if youre listening for bebop, but listen to the guitar phrasing and the drummer's "comping". definitely jazz fusion inspired metal.
ElusiveHermit 1 year ago
Fredrik Thordendal's Special Defects - Learn it fools
Msoulantzos 1 year ago
Hey all take a look at the band Dark Hall, it´s a band from Steve Digiorgio (once a bassist of the band Death) and its actually instrumental Jazz/Fusion with a metalish tint. (only made 5 songs tho, some crazy shit they made)
Brutalyeah 1 year ago
lol theres no fucking jazz in it just prog look for atheist, planet x or spiral architect for real fusion metal
feedyoursoul01 1 year ago
@feedyoursoul01 Persoanly I think athiest and spiral architect are poop, althoughb i havent heard too much from them, just because its technical doesnt make it good prog. Planet X on the other hand are amazing.. But I think Sol Niger within has a lot of jazz elements too it, check the whole album, or songs like Z1-Reticiuli or De Profundus, Descent to the netherworld is pretty bad ass
bassbreaker 1 year ago
@bassbreaker how about missing time buddy!
Msoulantzos 1 year ago
@feedyoursoul01 Cynic, Exivious??
EtherealWaves 1 year ago
i think this is mathcore
pabloAXMO 1 year ago
@InstinctualJealousy the correctness of my arguments are demonstrated by your lack of arguments. Try to explain something with your own words for once, "way to go dumbass" is nowhere near similar to a comment, it smells just like a rant. Now go before your milk turns cold.
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do you mean jazz in that you don't know what you are going to do before you start?
pimpwacker 1 year ago
zzzzzz.....
sdtn666 1 year ago
what does this have to do with jazz? its a -core whatever rythm and a quite basic solo
tehpeasant 1 year ago
The solo uses typical jazz scales, and the drum groove is a typical jazz one—any jazz fusion fan will tell you as much. From a jazz point of view this is entirely jazz fusion. From a metal point of view the only thing metal is the rhythm track.
remnant24 1 year ago
@remnant24 what is a typical jazz scale oh expert in all things fudsion
Residentevilgal 1 year ago
All of you are so musically ignorant...you really have no idea what jazz is do you?
TyShredder 1 year ago
@TyShredder I do, I play saxophone, go to school for jazz... You mean like Bird, Miles, Lee Morgan, Johnny Hodges, Chick Corea, ect.?
This doesn't sound like typical jazz, and yeah there is more Jazz influenced metal even, like Panzerballett which has a saxophone player and often goes clean in the solo's. But really the essence of Jazz is improvisation, I don't know if I'd call it jazz but some great Jazz musicians I have met likely would.
stiltonchees 1 year ago
@TyShredder Im with you bro, these dudes are musically stupid
icee562 1 year ago
i dont care what genre this is the groove is awesome!
LemonInYourEye 1 year ago
seek out Dark Magus and their Africa/Saturn ep from 04...doom metal Coltrane
noiseintoner 1 year ago
I can't find this song. What's the name of the song and the band?
Polaris589 1 year ago
@Polaris589 Fredrik Thordendal's Special Defects. The track is called Bouncing In A Bottomless Pit
Msoulantzos 1 year ago
this is not Jazz metal.
Mewtheed 1 year ago
@Mewtheed ja.
Vuvr.
Atheist.
Panzerballett.
Exivious.
Alarum.
This is Jazz Metal.
09sphinx 1 year ago
@09sphinx
then i'm disappointed, it's my two favorites music style, i was expecting an awesome fusion style. : /
but i hear no jazz in this song. or it's 99% metal and 1% jazz.
Mewtheed 1 year ago
@Mewtheed Actually this album is very jazz influenced. The drummer Morgan Agren is a renowned jazz drummer. This is a solo project between Fredrik Thordendal of Meshuggah and Agren of Mats/Morgan band and Kaipa called Sol Niger Within Ver. 33.33 released in 1997 which considering the year is WAY before its time.
ExtremeUnction1 1 year ago
@09sphinx Ja?
chucktheduck64 1 year ago
dude this does not remind me the slightest bit of jazz. Its just some metal with pointlessly weird time signatures. reminds me of periphery or somethin like that. and whats with that alarm clock in the background?
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drums are jazzy .. but still to leaned to the metal side .. i was expecting pianos and or saxophones .. nice riff dough
RaggaDnB 1 year ago
drums are jazzy .. but still to leaned to the metal side .. i was expecting pianos and or saxaphones .. nice riff dough
RaggaDnB 1 year ago
There's nothing "jazzy" about this. Odd meters don't mean it's jazz. This is "technical" but not jazzy.
foodmunkey 1 year ago
Listen to Fatal Opera!!!
ESP500 1 year ago
WOW it's COOL!!!
kornvisiht 1 year ago
ephel duath is pretty good if you haven't heard of them same genre as this
Anarkokapitalisme 1 year ago
wtf?This is part of Frederic Thordendal's CD Sol Niger Within (btw one of the treasures of music)and it is really NOT jazz metal.So please delete that shit video pls!
dockthorr 1 year ago
animals as leaders > meshuggah! it has to be said haha
shakunkadunk 1 year ago
@shakunkadunk Aghora is better than both.
InstinctualJealousy 1 year ago
If you dig Jazz Metal I told suggest checking out The Faceless. Planetary Duality is a prime example of Jazz Metal.
andrewmassacre1 1 year ago
that music has no characteristics of jazz whatsover lmao
maxpowd3r 1 year ago 4
it does it jsut played in a different matter that fits well,hes using jazzy notes
coolskaterlikeice 1 year ago
@maxpowd3r you're an idiot if you believe that
Slipstream720 1 year ago 9
@Slipstream720 derrpp
Hahanigarscantdrive 10 months ago
if u want this genre just listen to cynic
MrZexion15 1 year ago 39
@MrZexion15 yup
lorand133 1 year ago
@MrZexion15 I listened to everything by Cynic over 40 times, and I want more like them. Atheist are also another awesome Jazz Metal band.
theif519 11 months ago
@theif519 Obscura's new album is the spiritual sequal to Focus, check it out if you havn't already.
aboothby 11 months ago
@MrZexion15 No. Listen to early Meshuggah.
thenameiwantedwasnta 10 months ago
@MrZexion15 or Animals As Leaders. ;)
LINKENSSPHERE 10 months ago 2
@MrZexion15 naaa cynic is more like progressive i'd suggest, atheist, aghora, Conflux, Exivious, Naked City, Iceburn or cause for effect (the last band is more like deathgrind with jazz but is more jazzy than cynic)
mortician001 8 months ago
Fredrik Thordendal.
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molesticles 1 year ago
animals as leaders is alot jazzier than this
daveball147 1 year ago
@daveball147 And Aghora is far jazzier than AAL. Aghora makes AAL sound like mindless shred. He should've used Aghora as the forefront of the "introduction video". He did use the cover of their first album at the start of the video, oddly enough.
InstinctualJealousy 1 year ago
Damn this is hot
alexicon89 1 year ago
No Cynic or Atheist ?
K3VIN552 1 year ago
@K3VIN552 Yeah Cynic and Atheist should definitely be in this.
InstinctualJealousy 1 year ago
Aghora is amazing!
Though this is deff Meshuggah playing. Truly amazing stuff
tiki2188 1 year ago
There's no bending in jazz.
Ewwwww916 1 year ago
buckethead would like this...
MrXtamar999 1 year ago 2
I can hear the jazz element in this, it's just hard to define. Still, pretty awesome stuff. Classic, Rave, Jazz & Metal are the few music types in the world that haven't fallen from grace in this world.
JukoDDT 1 year ago
@JukoDDT Rave?!?!? Really?!?!? Anything rave-related should never be referred to as music.
marHAVIK 1 year ago
@marHAVIK Not all forms of music are just to listen to. Some are just made to move to..
JukoDDT 1 year ago
Nice.
homersimps1 1 year ago
Yes this is pure fucking Jazz Metal. And for the people who can't spot the Jazz element, just hear the drums, the drummer is having a blast with those odd signatures, and the guitarist is playing some chromatic patterns to add the final Jazz feeling.
xMetalUpYourA55x 1 year ago
Special Defects?
Ollievarium 1 year ago
I'm gonna show this to my jazz band teacher.
biglouie369 1 year ago 2
dude no CYNIC?!?!?!?!
deers5 1 year ago
hi thanks for promoting our cds on this video! alan / aghora and yes we love fredriks solo cd. sol N. within
xdux 2 years ago
Ok people listen to mahavishnu . The cord progressions and voicings are jazz originated. My question is who the hell is the band playing in this video and where do I hear more!!!!!!!! Jaw dropping!
jamalhs 2 years ago
Im pretty shure that it is meshuggah
opeth333 2 years ago
Close, its Fredrik Throdinal's Special Defects.
alxwo6006 2 years ago
@alxwo6006 It had to be someone from Meshuggah:) hehe he is awesom:)
opeth333 2 years ago
Well metal is kind of like jazz in a way. The double bass drum pedals originally came from Jazz music, and progressive metal bands like Dream Theater and Between Me and the Buried have some jazz elements in it.
tomer1224 2 years ago
so and the drumming are jazzy. even the rhythm is somewhat jazzy, melody/harmony wise. texture-wise it's very metal.
LfunkeyA 2 years ago
If you don't hear the jazz in this you are an ignorant fool... The drummer is playing an awesome jazz piece but you can't hear it because obviously he's using loud ass cymbals for METAL so it makes it not sound jazz but if you apply "weaker" jazzy sounds to what the drummer is hitting you will hear it very clearly..
Try smoking some greens, maybe it will make you understand music a little better.
punzpunzpunzmusic 2 years ago 3
jazz isn't a sound it is a type of music, they could use any instrument with any effect it would be jazz all the same. tradional metal is alot more percusive rather than improv based
detectivepope 2 years ago
you mean compositional as opposed to improv? You can have percussive improv - take percussionists for example.
wcr4 1 year ago
@wcr4 its quite hard to describe because its a part of music that isn't easily transferred to theory and usually requires experience, by no means am i predicting your level of ability, but the main differences of these 'genres' (in the loosest term) is their initial ethos. Metal was bore from the UK midland steel industry, where anger and misery were writhe. Jazz came from new ideas on classical composition and execution, namely improv through musical knowledge , e.g. the pulse or groove system
detectivepope 1 year ago
where is the jazz
xp0ferens 2 years ago
which other artists have this style??
adjrm 2 years ago
@adjrm cynic, atheist you probably heard of those guys though
subhumanmaster 2 years ago
@adjrm also meshuggah
subhumanmaster 2 years ago
that is just metal. And stop with improbable fusions just like "jazz metal" and similar: you only demonstrate how much you don't know about music, and metal particularly.
den2k88 2 years ago
"improbably fusions like 'jazz metal'"
I highly suggest looking up the band "candiria". there IS such a thing- this just ain't it.
anonymousbl00dlust 2 years ago
@den2k88 Wow, way to be a dumbass.
InstinctualJealousy 1 year ago
I heard no jazz
julzgibson13 2 years ago
@julzgibson13 If you heard the sound coming from this vid then yes you did.
oz33mgs 2 years ago
Wouldnt this just be considered part of Progressive Metal considering thats what it sounds like.
abbath1586 2 years ago
You're talking about Jazzmetal so where is Death, Cynic and Atheist, three pioneers of technical death metal?
AlexanderCzu 2 years ago 4
0:42 . 0:52....SOUNDS LIKE DEREK SHERINIAN ON KEYS HAHAHAHAHAHA AWESOME B THE WAY...ALL BANDS...AND THIS GENGRE RULES!!! lml
MAGNVZ666 2 years ago
Man this is another thing I really miss from the 90s. Progressive/Jazz-Fusion Metal!! Such brilliant works spawned from the acorn of spiritual intensity.
EligosPoltergiest 2 years ago
freaderick thordendals "sol niger within"
mikor7878 2 years ago
Cynic?
StaulkHolm 2 years ago 3
sounds like meshuggggggah lol
ManiacSerialKilleR 2 years ago 14
its the guitarist of meshuggah its a great album
BTMandy1 2 years ago
@ManiacSerialKilleR I think special defects is a project by Meshuggah's guitarist.
PennyDreadful1 1 year ago
@ManiacSerialKilleR It is the guitarist's (Fredrik) project that he did in 99 I think.
CoolCoverBro 1 year ago
@CoolCoverBro oh yea fredrick...he plays some really out of the world solos specially in bleed, this sounded kinda similar
ManiacSerialKilleR 1 year ago
0:17 to 0:27 is possibly the most uplifting solo I have ever heard
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Fahogwagawd 2 years ago
Thank god, I have been looking for something inovative and new in the metal genre for what seems an age. Amazed.
opaek1 2 years ago
fredrik and mats morgan right??
CafeDkP13 2 years ago
THIS IS the best
MaXaNoMaLoUs 2 years ago
check out Atheist - Elements. best jazz metal album ive heard
Blackdragon5151 2 years ago 2
Unquestionable Presence is unquestionably better.
StArMasteRz 2 years ago 2
@StArMasteRz And Elements has more jazz elements than it. Only a Piece of Time until someone realizes this.
InstinctualJealousy 1 year ago
lol THIS IS JAZZ METAL! i think..or progressive..whatever!!! haha nice shit!!
kuyajesus 2 years ago
the soungs actually called Bouncing In a Bottomless Pit not just Bouncing In a Bottomless
gibbsies 2 years ago 5
i know, i just cant be bothered to sort it out.
CaptainAshMorrigan 2 years ago
lol no biggie im sure people will figure it out
gibbsies 2 years ago
This is some cool shit.
RATMfan92 2 years ago
what song is this? its good
hungry4stink 2 years ago
Bouncing In a Bottomless
from Sol Niger Within
by Fredrik Thordendal's Special Defects
Lethargyca 2 years ago
the best fusion of jazz and metal ive heard is the solo in insomnium's "death walked the earth' solo
dragracedude1 2 years ago
you never listed EPHEL DUATH (sp)
Mahavishnu80 2 years ago
@Mahavishnu80 They are from Italy, not Spain
EarthlyLove 2 years ago 2
(sp) is short for spelling not spain lol.
Mahavishnu80 2 years ago 2
@Mahavishnu80 hahaha ok..
EarthlyLove 2 years ago
I like it..didn´t need to put it into some of the reminded boxes of styles to enjoy it. :)
MICEKSKACE 2 years ago
As someone who loves Charlie Parker, Coltrane, and Miles, and who also listens to plenty of metal including greats like Cynic, "jazz" is not the term to define what this music is fused with.
AllThatRemains15 2 years ago
Jako Pastorius and Cynic are great following one another, and agrees, jazz is light years off this, Math Metal sounds right
APBBMBVLB 2 years ago
sounds like some meshuggah solo's except for the shredding stuff
TheJPfanboy 2 years ago
thats because its fredrik from meshuggah playing the solo :)
underscoreisnotvalid 2 years ago 10
Its funny how people come to this video and say that this is jazzy enough, which this song wasnt the best example but still this is Jazz influenced metal here. Listen to any part of Z2-Reticuli from this CD and if you don't think its jazzy enough you truly don't know what jazz is.
MackBarrow 1 year ago 3
@MackBarrow Don't forget about Missing Time..!
Msoulantzos 1 year ago
odd time signature is needed , haha \m/
ironmaiden3103 2 years ago 2
jazz metal, progressive metal, math metal, fusion, its all the same with complicated patterns,, and irregular pulse of drummer, haha,
ironmaiden3103 2 years ago 4
so, hellborg plays jazz metal. I thought i just played jazz.
renzolikescheez 2 years ago
i dont understand what youre trying to say.
are you implying that you are jonas hellborg?
even if you were.
you cannot simply claim you play something, and then say youre right.
i could draw a line down a page and call it a self portrait. but it wouldnt be.
CaptainAshMorrigan 2 years ago 3
ya you could. Just be like Andy Warhol and call it abstract.
Forrester 2 years ago
@CaptainAshMorrigan
That was an amazing shutdown. *applauds*
heavymetalgod345 1 year ago