Vision of Disorder Hard Times - Composer Reaction and Dissection
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Vision of Disorder Hard Times Composer Reaction and Dissection Production Analysis
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Their album Imprint is a masterpiece.
Agreed
@@ericmahr9445 Agreed and agreed. Imprint was an album that I didn't "get" at first but grew to adore over time. Classic. One of the most seriously under-rated bands of all-time.
Never gets name checked with the important/quality albums of the era
Came here to say the same thing
Fully agreed. I grew up with that. So amazing.
Here's a band that isn't famous but should be. Nobody ever mentions them. Barkmarket.
The singer, guitarist, and main songwriter was Dave Sardy (also known as D Sardy). He has gone on to an illustrious career as a mixer, engineer, and producer for a who’s who of the music industry. Have you ever heard of any of the following? Red Hot Chili Peppers, Slayer, Helmet, System of a Down, Marilyn Manson, The Dandy Warhols, Rage Against the Machine, Bush, Jet, Johnny Cash, Oasis, NIN, OK Go, The Rolling Stones, Wolfmother, Cold War Kids, LCD Soundsystem, Chris Cornell, Spoon, Band of Horses, Stone Temple Pilots, Snow Patrol, Fall Out Boy, Royal Blood, Death From Above 1979, Incubus, A Perfect Circle, The Who, and Modest Mouse? The dude has been a producer, mixer, or engineer with ALL OF THEM! But it all started with his own band: Barkmarket, which was one of his first production credits.He is still writing his own music with a new project names UNEQUAL, which is also awesome, but much different from Barkmarket.
If I had to pick one song for a newbie to start with, it would probably be “Visible Cow” off of the album “L Ron”. If you want to dive deeper into how unique they were, I would recommend "Dumbjaw", "Whipping Boy", or the truly unique "Static" from the incredible "Gimmick" album.
FAN.TASTIC recommendation. Barkmartket, criminally underrated. Love nearly all of their material, but the final album L. Ron is pure gold. Jamming out to Fresh Kills, Shiner, Undone, etc. they get me every time. Excellent call dude.
My husband mentions them everyday when he forces the dogs to mosh with him
Never heard of this band. Didn't expect to even like this enough to finish it when I started.
I love being this wrong. I fucking loved this.
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
Highly recommend their stuff. They are more of a 90's metalcore band (they are often sited as the pioneers) but this was off a reunion album that was fantastic. The older stuff is a little more raw but fucking killer.
Got Imprint tatooed on a cassette tape on my forearm. Album got me off drugs.
I'm so glad I found this. My childhood friend is the drummer. Brendan Cohen he's incredible.
You should do their track “By The River” off their album Imprint. Features Phil Anselmo from Pantera
From Blizz to Devastation is on my all time top five of Albums for sure.
Almost every time I get on the highway heading south, I can't help but start singing "And in my heeeead I'm going Soooouthboooound".
VOD is one of my favorite bands! Element, DTO, Gloom, By the River, Imprint, Choke….
Converge - eagles become vultures
Ed Gein - bastard
Swarm of the lotus - call to abandon
Wow. VoD was one of the first hardcore bands I saw live back in the 90s with Earth Crisis. Cool to see a blast from the past. (:
Somebody else knows about Earth Crisis? Can we be friends? And we have to get them on this channel! I volunteer the song Agress.
OMG. VOD. Thank you Patreon. I cannot believe this is about to happen. I'm so excited.
So close now to getting that candiria reaction! hardcore/metal/jazz madness! "paradigm shift"
VOD?! You have the best fans!
Man their older stuff is excellent.
Thank you again. That’s two in a row that I am happy you chose!
love vod no one mentions them anymore but they were very unique and heavy. I recommend southbound it's slower and very goovy.
This was rad. VOD is great. More videos like this please. 18 visions, Poison the Well, Misery Signals, Botch, Hopesfall, etc. Minus the Bear would be great too.
Jeebz is a legend.
So glad to see this band on your channel, one of my favourites!
In high school in the 90's I was looking for something heavier than the Korns and Mudvaynes that everyone was listening to and I found that in Vision of Disorder. They steered me into the hardcore direction and I would go on to find bands like Converge, Bane, and etc because so. It was a blessing to have VOD in my life at such a young age. Still a huge fan today 25+ years later.
Vision of Disorder is one of my favorites, every album is great
the album imprint is gold
Sweeet! They were my favorite band from the resurgence of NY hardcore in the late 90s, early 00s. Glad they’re still banging!
Music Man.. finger player. Really bright tone. Killer band!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, never heard of these guys. I like your analysis, they have good boys, need to expand on those bits though
Earthless and kylessa are my recommendations for you. Kylessa features 2 drummers and a theremin!
This one takes me back... Now I want to go listen to some Snot... Just raw energy
If you liked the vocals, the vocalist was in called Bloodsimple. Id recommend Path to Prevail or What if I lost it.
Also - Roadrunner United - In the fire
You're more correct than you'd know: while modern hardcore acts like metalcore and deathcore bands are too many generations removed, hardcore music comes directly from the same roots as punk bands in the late 70s at the beginning and some of the older acts like VoD still retain a lot of that lineage so not surprising you'd make that connection just from listening
Dam VoD. Imprint and for the bleeders are classics
Nice pick !
VOD is a good band, this one is not their best song, but it's always a pleasure to hear about them unexpectedly ❤️
this one was pretty good. good suggestion guys
Similar to this style, you should try Dry Kill Logic. Also a really underrated band who has a really good lead singer and sound. They where quite original when they published their first album, but didn't get the love they deserved.
There's been quite a few bands that you've introduced me to personally. Thank you for that! I hope you had a great time on your break and I am so happy that you're back. Take care bud!
It's Hardcore Punk/Thrash crossover with a lot of groove. These guys are one of the pioneers of modern metalcore
This is very Lamb of God like.
Awesome track, and I love the groove the guitarist and bassist get from such a heavy sounding tone.
Great track, thanks for the vid, Geebz!
Keep on rockin' man! Awwwright!
Self-Titled or Imprint please! From when they were still a hardcore band.
I almost forgot about these guys , seen them live a few times ...Very killer band.
Another not as well known band to check out would be Bear Ghost... Very unique theatrical band. Like Avenged Sevenfold meets The Nightmare Before Christmas. Happy to see you posting again! AWWWRIGHT!!
Now theres a band I never thought I would see suggested. Bear Ghost is bad ass, seen them many times being from Phoenix.
@@Downstreamphoto I am in Phoenix ,unfortunately never been able to catch them on their rounds . Very Badass Band for sure. I only know of them through suggested videos on YT. Been listening to them for 3-4 years now. DOTAB was the song I first heard and was hooked.
@@Downstreamphoto Was just checking out your YT channel and saw the video at Joe's Grotto of the band Virulent in your list. Sucks that Joe's has closed permanently due to the Covid. I do believe The Rebel Lounge (AKA Mason Jar) is still open. Just got done renovating it after a bands stage show set the stage on fire a little before the virus hit.
Freaking awesome to see you do some Vision of Disorder, I love these guys! Right on Geebz! Now that you've opened a bit of the hardcore door, I must see you breakdown one of my favorite current bands that I can't believe you haven't done yet, sure they have to have been suggested before. The band in question is Beartooth, would love to get your take on their song Beaten In Lips. Any song really, The Lines, I Have A Problem, Disease, Keep Your American Dream, I could go on. Keep rocking!
Pantera would be great as it was the anniversary of Dimes assassination on 8th December
These dudes remind me so much of Smoke Blow. You should check them out, cool band from Germany, definitely has a blend of punk and metal in their sound. A few songs of theirs that I recommend are "Circle of Fear," "Dark Angel," "Iron in my Soul" and "N.F.O.S."
Sup sup GeebZ. I'm hoping my new shirt comes this week🤘🤙
dive into some neurosis some time.
Very influential underground band that come up through an almost crust punk sound, and evolved into something epic, heavy and beautiful at times.
The title track from their record through silver in blood would be an interesting place to start.
Please do Dimmu Borgir "Progenies of the Great Apocalypse"
and yea, if you want VOD, their 1996 self titled , especiall the song "element" is where to be!
Great choice of artist Geebz. That double time section you're referring to in metal means time for the circle pit. They were fairly popular in NY back in the 90's, I bought their album Imprint back in middle school. I would recommend their song "Through My Eyes" because the breakdown in that song live was insanity. The mosh pit was absolutely primal.
Phil from Pantera is a huge fan of these guys and is on a song of theirs on the Imprint album.
Hell. Yeah.. Saw VOD & Earth Crises open for ANTHRAX at Chicago H.o.B. on the Vol. 8 tour.. That was BY FAR.. the loudest concert I've been too.. Thx!!!
I have no idea if you'll see this! In the UK we just recently lost a composer called Tim Smith who fronted a band called Cardiacs. He was a legit composer of his time but wrote music too zany for the radio. I would respectfully submit "dirty boy" or perhaps the live version of "big ship" for your consideration. He basically wrote classical music but played it via a punk band setup. I think you'd appreciate the compositional approaches. The album "sing to god" has basically every song sounding
completely different from each other. They have a rabid cult following so should be good for CZcams views, lol
Yo Geebz, have you looked into "ELDER: The gold and silver sessions"? Check it out, 30 minute album that progresses and climaxes and ebbs 3x during that period. So much build up, and a fantastic max.
You should try Schammasch - In Dialogue With Death, or any song from Triangle album, It's heavy, but it's constructed so good
please do Interpol, they're a British-American post-punk band from NYC
V.O.D Great band from L.I. N.Y. , my brother is friends with the band back from the 90's This music is called NEW YORK HARDCORE. It's banging to say the least. Also check out BLOODSIMPLE Featuring V.O.D members vocalist Tim Williams and guitarist Mike Kennedy.
You should check out "Finger Eleven" and react to their songs "Drag you down" or "First Time".
My favorite band from back in the 90's!
love me some VOD-fans will want to check out CANCER BATS as well
Yeah, Cancer Bats have some reay excellent songs like Lucifer's Rocking Chair, Pneumonia Hawk and Beelzebub.
Day 3 of asking for Native Construct's Chromatic Aberration
Hey, I would love to see you analyze "First Fragment - In'el". It is the best tech death band I've heard so far, and this song is their magnum opus which they just recently released.
Double Barrel Friday request- King Diamond “Abigail” and Mercyful Fate “Desecration of Souls”
Never heard this band before, definitely has that punk-y, hardcore vibe. Great point about the engineering, you don't always get the separation between the instruments and the nice pocket for the vocals with this type of music.
I feel like the logical progression is for you to do an Earth Crisis song
Sounds like Anselmo singing!!
very boss
Mastodon- Pushing the Tides
Is he going to do Converge? It's time isn't it?
Please check these guys out again. No one is reacting to them and it’s borderline criminal…:)
I really can't suggest enough Grizzly Bear, specially the last album, Painted Ruins. It's not at all related to this style, but I'd love if you reacted to Wasted Acres. It is such a pleasurable sonic experience, the armonization and the production are excellent. The whole album is, really.
Not sure you can genre that , bit of everything heavy, but it was killer. Saw them at Hellfest in France once and they were amazing live. I need to check VOD out some more! Agreed on the vocals, intense and with a stylistic range that keeps them interesting.
It's considered New York hardcore. Their roots are from punk, so it's a punk inspired metal.
Please react to Death - Flesh and the Power it Holds
try the song imprint
Sam Kinison in a metal band 🤣🤘🏼😝🤘🏼
That's not even the best VOD song. Try Imprint, By the River, Southbound, Blood Red Sun, or anything from their latest album. They have more of that signature guitar sound you liked on this song.
Hey Geebz!!! Great band, haven't listened in awhile. Check these out please!!! Some new bands for ya: Soen - Opal, (Swedish prog) Borknager - Winter Thrice, (Norwegian metal - prog)) Alcest - Sapphire, (French shoegaze/black metal) you won't be dissapointed...
If you like this, check out "New Toy" by Ghost of a Thousand - czcams.com/video/5rOynHisqo4/video.html
Totally off key, but please do The Faint - Ballad of a Paralysed Citizen. It's intense as f*ck.
Brings me back to high school and finding them with like Earth Crisis, Hatebreed, Spite, D.R.I. the exploited.V.O.D. such a unappreciated band
Recommend some Torture Squad - Return of Evil. (Brazilian thrash/black/death metal) the band musically are tight good musicians and IMO one thee best front ladies out there. Killing it.
Used to love your videos but not so much anymore they're nothing but a infomercial anymore, you started off doing this because you enjoy listening to music and now the first couple minutes of your videos consist off, selling hats, selling headphones, selling shirts, artist merchandise,patreon, buying coffee, pretty soon you're gonna be selling cars and then you turn around and do the same thing at the end of your videos 🙄 unsubscribed have a good day.
he's not selling headphones nor coffee nor this video he's been shouting the headset cause he likes 'em since forever and you can't blame him for selling his own merch he doesn't monetize the channel and he's not forcing you to watch nor buy anything. cya
Don’t let the door hit you on the way out pal
Huh, you love his videos so much that the only time you comment is to say you're unsubscribing. That's a subscriber worth losing.