MESHUGGAH - Do Not Look Down (LYRIC VIDEO)

KOLOSS is out on March 23rd (EU) and March 26, 2012 (NA) via Nuclear Blast Records. Catch band on tour at http://bit.ly/meshtour

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[Parker Long]

Lol @ everyone overanalyzing. It's all 4/4 grooves. It's all Meshuggah is. Except for the occasional 3/4-oriented songs.

[Michael Dunn]

How I know when I'm listening to a Meshuggah song on YouTube. Everyone is talking about time signatures.

[MultiOperater]

this song is in 9/8, not 8/8

[percistile93]

RCAMADONNA !

[SnoodDood]

Time signatures don't matter. Rhythm matters. 4/4 or not, the rhythms Meshuggah uses are unconventional and often change mid-song, and that's what makes them interesting and more musically advanced than your average metal band, not theory quipping.

If you're that obsessed about time signatures, go listen to the jazz album New Age of Aquarius by Andy Milne. They play with no time signatures at all, and the album is rhythmically flawless.

[galaxxy09]

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[Samus5164]

Working on learning this so I can do a full guitar and bass cover of it... It's harder than you'd think. XD

[shaneomacmcgee]

Or, you know, the title.

[Nicolas Bach]

Instead of talking about time signatures, listen to the lyrics!!!!

[Jamie Keatley]

This has to be the most groovy song on the album! :D

[Jeremy Pringsheim]

if 17/8 means that every beat is an 8th note, id love to hear you tell me what that would mean for 6/16 :P bleed for the most part is just that 3 against 4 polyrhythm because of the herta being a 3-beat pattern, against the pulse thats in 4 :)

[Jeremy Pringsheim]

its 17 against that 4/4 groove. that polyrhythm continues pretty much until the solo!