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Old Composer Reaction to KAMELOT Liar Liar ft Alissa White Gluz // The Decomposer Lounge
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In case you were wondering, you know Alissa actually. She is the vocalist of Arch Enemy!
Speaking of âEnd of the Lineâ is one he would love
Fun fact, I was completely unaware she could actually SING.
@@TheAsphyx666 Go check The Agonist if you wanna hear more of her clean singing. She was their singer before joining AE.
Kamelot - Memento Mori
5 months of regular requesting
Lmao i feel that bro. I want more btbam
Kamelot - Elizabeth (I, II & III), live version - it's one of their older, classic songs, with their previous vocalist!
Kamelot - Elizabeth I, II, III (Live) One Cold Winters Night. This one is a Kamelot MUST!!! Alissa is the lead vocalist for Arch Enemy...
Thank you, you saved me from typing that out. :) Tommy is a fantastic singer but I enjoy their older songs with Roy more. It's not about the singers, and just my personal opinion. I bet lots disagree and that's fine!
Don't forget Abandoned live
Geebz!! The day that the world breaks down - Ayreon is awesome featuring this singer Tommy Karevik amongst others
Can confirm!
Geebz, you will absolutely love "The Day The World Breaks Down." Its a single composer/arranger with guest vocalists & instrumentalists. This particular video has a lot of behind-the-scenes notes. Its a long one, but I (we most likely) would looooove to hear/see your take on it.
Be'lakor - The Smoke of Many Fires.
I will request this until the end times!
Be'lakor is one of my favorite bands.
every Be'lakor song is fire
@@SusanWesker literally not one just okay song in the catalog. All đ„
I'll be supporting all requests for Be'lakor, one great small band.
Under Grey Skies from Kamelot is a great slower song from them, with a guest from another good band, Delain
my fav Kamelot song!! good suggestion :)
Heck yeah, Kamelot kills it. I'd suggest checking out some songs with their original singer. "Ghost Opera" or "Up Through the Ashes" will make you feel good.
Alissa White-Gluz is from the mighty Arch Enemy! On that note you'd better check out "War Eternal" or "A Fight I Must Win". Cheers!
Finally got to react to Kamelot!
Elizabeth (I, II, III) or Memento Mori are a must for other reactions to this band, imo
It would be dope
@@TheErazar Yeah, let's hope these songs will be analyzed in the future
Youâll see a lot of comments about their previous vocalist, which will spark some Nightwish-like debate, but I think most people appreciate what both Tommy Karevik (current) and Roy Khan (previous) have contributed to the band.
For something good with Roy, I recommend Forever (Live).
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It is built from a riff based on a part of Edvard Griegâs Solveigâs Song.
As much as I love Roy, Tommy is also a great vocalist. Forever is one of their best songs
It's crazy how similar Roy and Tommy sound tho
Finally Geebz listened! Kamelot is one of the most important bands in my musical journey, stoked you finally discovered them. Hope to see more from you!
As for suggestions - Momento Mori! :)
For more Alissa White-Gluz, check out the old "The Agonist"-songs, "Thank you, pain" for example
Thank you pain would be a great song to review from her time in The Agonist.
Totally!!! Thank you pain is one of their best song, especially to hear Alissa's voice.
Love Thank You, Pain! For a very interesting demonstration of Alissa's range, check out Swan Lake, Op. 20 from the same album. All her vocals and it's mesmerizing!
Lead singer also has a great prog band 7th Wonder. He sounds great live!
He's way better in Seventh Wonder, too. A lot of his character gets sanded down in Kamelot
Geez! Thanks for getting to Kamelot. For the Peopleâs elbow, Anthem, Hereâs to the Fall or Love you to death.. The full blown rock metal opera, Elizabeth I II & III, March of Mephisto, or Up through the ashes ( this is a story of Christâs trial from Pontius Pilate perspective)
Good suggestions but why does nobody ever suggest memento mori? Itâs insanely well produced and has an incredible pace.
Yet another great song! Abandoned, This Pain, or House on a Hill are awesome too
@@JoshStobart Want to second Memento Mori, the song is really well put together
@@JoshStobart I've been suggesting it om a regular basis for 5 months....unfortunately he didn't pick it for a first try.
Glad to see you got around to Kamelot! Actually you've already checked out Alissa's band before, Arch Enemy. Do keep the breakdowns coming, it's nice to hear a composers thoughts and describing details that are easy to miss for the average listener!
React to "Kamelot - Elizabeth (live)" please!
I will just leave here some interesting facts about this band. Epica's band name came from Kamelot's album with the same name. Alissa is the current Arch Enemy vocalist and was doing backup/guest vocals for Kamelot while on tour together with Elize Ryd which is the vocalist of Amaranthe. At the time they were the opening act for Nightwish.
As mentioned in other comments you will hear a lot about Roy Kahn the initial vocalist for Kamelot and I definitely recommend to hear songs from that era. He left the band for personal health problems. Some of my favorite songs from them are "Center of the Universe", "March of Mephisto" and "When the Lights are Down".
good comment, but just to clarify, Roy was the 2nd vocalist, not initial. Easy mistake to make though lol
@@dodgrblu well apparently it was the 3rd but I guess nobody counts the first as no album was recorded with him. thanks for the correction anyway, I guess I need to dive deeper into their catalog.
@@themaun Two albums, Dominion and Eternity, were actually recorded with the first singer! Kamelot did a few of those songs again with Roy and of course he made them sound incredible!
Thanx Geebz, that was a wonderful reaction ! For some more Kamelot, try with their former singer, Roy Khan, maybe Elizabeth (I, II, III), live version, it is just a mind blowing experience and a really magnificient piece of music.
Love the Symphonic metal sound of Kamelot! Really unique choruses.... Love their live performance of Phantom Divine!
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I recommend checking out old Kamelot, with their previous singer Roy Khan. That guy is just unbelievable. His range & technique, lyricality, the way he conveys emotions are ridiculously amazing.
My song suggestions would be Edge of Paradise, The Haunting or Forever. Can be studio or live, he'll blow you away either way!
Greeting from Poland :)
If you REALLY want to see what the vocalist can do, in a far more virtuoso band, check out Seventh Wonder.
Their 31 minute prog metal opus "The Great Escape" is one of the 3 greatest songs I've ever heard!
But shorter songs like "The Angelmaker", The Promise" and "Not An Angel" are cool too.
I must say I think the music video version of this cuts out some of my favorite parts of the song.
Id love to see your reaction to evergrey. Such an underrated band... Havent heard all of their pieces but each and every song that I stumbled upon was amazing no exceptations. Some of my favs are Beholder, King of Errors, Escape of the Phoenix and Eternal Nocturnal
For more Kamelot (who I'd classify as splitting the divide of Power Metal and Symphonic Metal), I'd check out The Haunting (live), Abandoned, When Lights Are Down, Sacrimony, Under Grey Skies, and Phantom Divine.
Alissa is the lead singer for Arch Enemy, a Melodic Death band. For her, I'd check out Nemesis (live), Under Black Flags We March (live), War Eternal, and The Eagle Flies Alone. You should also check out Arch Enemy's previous frontwoman (and current manager) Angela Gossow. For her, definitely check out Nemesis, Ravenous, Under Black Flags We March, and My Apocalypse (all live). Something to note are the differing techniques used by Alissa and Angela. Alissa is a fry screamer which let's her use longer phrasing and be more active on stage, as well as a bit more intelligible for people who are less experienced with extreme vocals. Angela is a false cord screamer, which gives her an incredibly rich... Roar with tons of overtones. However, she needs shorter phrasing and isn't as active on stage. Both are simply exceptional at what they do.
Before I discovered Kamelot, some two decades back, I didn't even care for music, only ever hearing your typical mainstream music that everyone knows. Kamelot however spoke to me in a way nothing ever at that point had, and even thanks to that I've grown to at least appreciate even mainstream music. Frankly not sure I could live without music at this point, so... Thanks Kamelot?? At any rate, they kickstarted my discovery of sooo many fantastic bands that I absolutely adore, such as my current favourite band Avantasia. Would love to see a reaction to them.
Would LOVE to see you react to Coheed & Cambria's The Willing Well suite. Lots of reprising/motifs throughout if you can do all 4 songs, but if you have to pick one, I'd say Willing Well II. Awesome engineering and interesting song construction.
That is a massive arrangement of music! Kamelot is unique.
History lesson...Roy Kahn, lead vocalist, originated in a fantastic metal band called Conception. He left to join Kamelot after their album Flow. Check out songs from that album. He left Kamelot and became a preacher before reforming Conception a few years ago.
Love Kamelot. Good stuff
Geebz, didnât you already check out some Arch Enemy? Sheâs the current vocalist. Jeff Loomis plays guitar in the band... her earlier band was The Agonist, perhaps check out Thank You Pain or Panophobia, she did a lot mor mix of clean and harsh vocals in the Agonist than in Arch Enemy.
She has many voices!
She has also done a song with Gothic Cabaret artist Aurelio Voltaire called Leaves in the Stream. It's off his album Heart Shaped Wound.
Insomnia, Sacrimony (Angel of Afterlife), My Therapy, and Amnesiac are also awesome Kamelot songs.
This band was my first dive into a classical style of metal. And there I went, into the glorious deeps.
Oh man, Geebz covered Kamelot. Great band. Great guess vocalist. Do some Arch Enemy if you liked her singing.
Edit: Amaranthe would be awesome too.
I was also going to suggest Amaranthe to him as well. I had thought that Alissa did a song with them too, but then realized I got my Arch Enemy vocalists confused.
@@jamesontanner8769 I mentioned Amaranthe because Elize Ryd, Amaranthe female singer, has also worked with Kamelot. She actually did a song for Kamelot, where Alissa was in it too.
@@jamesontanner8769 this song czcams.com/video/LvWT-7l6vJU/video.html
@@AndyKazama2 she also did a song with Conception, Kamelot's previous signer's other band :)
@@TheErazar are Conception any good? Haven't listen to anything Roy Khan has done in nearly a decade since Tommy took over at Kamelot
You are the best man, honestly like literally the best at reactions. I love this song, please check out more Kamelot, and Arch Enemy.
I discovered your channel today, from the G.O.A.T. reaction video. I immediately binged multiple videos. Iâm a musical fellow (at least I like to think Iâm musical đ) but never went to music school or anything, so Iâm discovering a lot of new things here. Iâm currently trying to learn to play drums; I dabbled a bit in piano and guitar, but Iâve realized that what my soul craves and my body needs is the drums. The first time I listened to G.O.A.T. was a watershed moment for me; Clay Aeschliman has godly skills, and I needed to know the secret... (I think it turned out to be something like 10,000 hours). Anyhow, I love the music on your channel, and I love the format (especially the rambles; I love long rambles about anything interesting) so Iâll most definitely be sticking around...
PS: Song to maybe do a video-âWhere Is My Mind?â by the Pixies...
Great selection! The Toadies do a nice cover of Where Is My Mind on their live album (if you hadnât heard)
@@hortonwho211 I just listened to the Toadies version, and Iâm not really such a fan. In my opinion the best version ever is the Fight Club version. âYou met me at a very strange time in my lifeâ
Edit: not really best version ever in a musical sense, itâs the studio version and not even the whole song, but coming at the end of that movie... It really hits different...
@@stevebarlow7908 oh, thatâs a good one, too. Itâs a great song in any guise.
@@hortonwho211 I would go so far as to say it is the most perfect pairing of movie and song ever made...
Love that song! Awesome to hear your analysis. BTW Alissa White Gluz is the current vocalist for Arch Enemy...you did one of their song a month ago "World is Yours" which I had recommended haha. Arch Enemy actually produced their first ballad in 25 years which is called "Reason to Believe" because they finally had singer with appropriate range to do so (confirmed my Michael the OG guitarist).
Anyway if you want something really different, check out the band called Amaranthe...they have 3 vocalist! I would suggest either their recent song "Helix" to start since you will see the band's style and typical arrangement. If you want to do a second one, checkout the track called "Boom!1". Also "Hunger" is one of my favorite tracks (spoiler they had different vocalists then).
PS: If you check out Amaranthe, I know you will wonder/ask about the Synth you hear, it is pre-recorded by Olof the guitarist.
Geebzzz aloha â€
Please do Insomnium-while we sleep.
THIS!
Those are some heavy duty picks on your keyboard, Geebz
Great reaction. Great band. Alissa is from Arch Enemy. You did a reaction of them. Good song. All there songs are good. Thank you for this reaction.
You definitely hit the mark on their specific style. My personal favorite (at the moment) of them is "The Proud and the Broken". And many close seconds, I very much enjoy their style.
This guy's amazing! Just with a few minutes of listening was capable to determinate that Kamelot have a different and particular sounds and that is totally true! Kamelot is a very conspicuous band :)
this video version cuts out a minute of the song, including the solo. The full version is better, and more fleshed out. I hoped you'd do that given you've been using spotify.
Why Kamelot was so willing to butcher this song for the video and seemingly all future live performances, I just don't understand. The full version is one of the best songs they've ever made.
@@CloudMountainJuror yeah I dunno, it's just the way the industry works, or at least worked in the past. I think there is a better case now for having longer videos, but who knows. They could have at least kept it full for the live versions.
Alissa is the current vocalist on "Arch Enemy", and its pretty good, BUT, the former vocalist, Angela Gossow was a show on its own, killer stage performace with sheer power
Yes Alissa is in a band called Arch Enemy and they are very well known. BUT if you want to listen to her full potential you should go for her former band The Agonist. The songs i can recommend, that you might have access to are Thank you Pain and Panophobia. My personal favorite is Ideomotor. It has an official version but this is cut after 5 minutes to fit EP value and therefore missing the intrumental outro from the album version, which is about 8 minutes. Where Ideomotor has the best mix of her range, Swan Lake by The Agonist has her hightest note recorded and the lowest i found so far are in the Shadow on the Wall Cover from Arch Enemy.
If you are interested in The Agonist after listen to the line up with Alissa, you could try there new stuff as well. Songs for that are Blood as my Guide and In Vertigo.
Check out her single from Me and that Man, she gets really bluesy vocally, showing more range. Or her cover of Life in the Fast Lane by the Eagles.
Awesome! Please do Goodbye Sober Day by Mr. Bungle! đ
You should Check out Khan singing with Shagrath from Dimmu Borgir. "March of Mephisto"
Orchestral Black metal and Khans amazing dramatic melodic vocals.. OOOOOFF
Even without being a fan of Dimmu, Shagrath may be the best growler out there.
Would love to see your breakdown of some VOLA! To me theyâve always sounded like a modern, heavier Pink Floyd. Title track of their debut album Inmazes is in my opinion one of the most beautiful progressive metal masterpieces ever written, guaranteed chicken skin dude! đ€
Some VOLA would be great. I think he'll break if he listens to Alien Shivers. He'll get them too!
Yes!!!...ive been peppering the comments with Vola suggestions..my GF just interviewed the Singer/Guitarist for her music podcast..super cool dude.
VOIVOD - The End Of Dormancy
You rule man, keep on preaching the goodest words
Alissa is in Arch Enemy currently, i believe you already did a reaction to one of their songs.
Love the channel! Since you don't watch the videos I would stick to spotify to avoid instances where the video cuts the song short (which unfortunately happens a lot)
ou should check out the album version of this song. There i an additional part between the second verse and hook that was cut out of the video, also about half of the solo section as cut out.
Here from your latest video :) Please do another Kamelot song with their earlier singer, Roy Khan - Elizabeth 1, 2 & 3 LIVE would be neat :)
Insomnia and My Confession are great songs to analyze too đ€đ»đ
New band, new adventures!
ERA - Ameno must see that!
Wheel of Time by Blind Guardian !!
Is that song about the wheel of time books? I gotta check it out, those books are probably my favorite fantasy epic. Blind Guardian has some great songs, they even did music for the Sacred games (I remember playing Sacred 2 and seeing Easter eggs about the band in the game)
@@cloudbloom I believe so! And I didn't know about them being involved with the sacred games, I never played them, very cool!
@@drewcdroppop8756 sacred 2 was really awesome, unfortunately the third game was absolute dogshit haha
Official videos - "Phantom Divine" start. "Insomnia" - middle. This one - end.
Arch Enemy is Alissa's group. Listen to " Handshake With Hell ".
Sure someone else already mentioned it but still: This version was shortened for the music video, the album version elaborates on certain sections in the bridge so to speak.
Holy cow, Kamelot brings me back. Took a girlfriend to see them over a decade ago. Siege Perilous and Epica were great albums.
You'd probably love another band similarly epic melodic metal with a much more classical orchestral influence and technical norweigan guitar/piano work. 'Winds - Time Without End'... Andy Winter's piano work is some of the greatest in metal.
I think a Kamelot song that has some really great composition is Memento Mori
I've been requesting this on a regular basis for 5 months....kinda bummed he went with thia first as I've barely seen any requests for them lol
King Gizzard - Crumbling Castle
Man you gotta check out sepultura altitude live studio session!!!
Please check the band Ayreon - The day that the world breaks down.
The singer of Kamelot, Tommy, is in it aswell. It's a long one, but I (and the rest of your followers) think you will like it
Elisabeth l, ll @ lll with their previous vocalist Roy Kahn are amazing.
Please do Kamelot - Karma (live) with former singer Roy Khan. He was the soul of the band.
Failure - Another Space Song
Now you must do katatonia. đ€ i would say onward battle for the song....also more between the buried and me when????
that swag... lol
I would absolutely love to see your reaction to Human Sadness - The Voidz | it is a melancholy synth driven masterpiece and I think you would find a lot about this song to admire
Please do the Falling Veil by Elder!
Can you please do Shogun by Trivium. I think you will like it. it has everything :)
Yes.. 1st to comment.. Awesome..
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Let me tell you about two great "ends the way it begins" albums from two artists I would highly recommend to anybody any day of the week.
High on Fire put out a record called "De Vermis Mysteriis" that is something of a concept album. A little ways in there is a five track story, starting with "Fertile Green" and ending on "King of Days," (both great songs, especially "King of Days") that begins and ends with the same drum beat, and if you've never listened to High on Fire, let me tell you that their drums are rumbling and thunderous, and an absolute delight to listen to when it's just their drummer opening or closing out a set.
The second band is Carach Angren, and they have another concept album called "Where Corpses Sink Forever," which ends the way that it begins. Number one track I would have to recommend from them would have to be "The Funerary Dirge of the Violinist." It is absolutely dark, beautiful, and heart wrenching.
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Welcome to Power Metal. Stay awhile. |m|
Still holding out for...
Bjork -Joga !!!
Architects - "Animals" [Orchestral Version] - Live At Abbey Road
Devin Townsend Project - Deadhead [Live At Royal Albert Hall]
August Burns Red
More Nine Inch Nails
Chino Morenos other Bands besides Deftones: Crosses, Palms, Team Sleep
While She Sleeps
Cradle Of Filth / Devilment
Awsome decomposing as always.
Please decompose: Cult of Luna - Dark city dead man
Don't know if you've done any Static-X. The only is a good one you should check out I love how you break down your videos.
I am legit BEGGING you please react to literally any of the first 5 songs on Singularity by Northlane
Great breakdown! Please do Lamb of God ft. Chino from Deftones - Embers. I promise you wonât be disappointed
Would love to see a break down of The Chemical Brothers - The Universe Sent Me Or Aphex Twin - T69 Collapse
Could you check out The Smiths, There is a light that never goes out? Love your channel.
All for one! she is a goddess and I bet a debate will soon open on her or her replacement,,,,
Sonata Arctica - Paid in Full check that one out
ELDER. Before. Turn into an elder. lll is the song.
Potions by PUSCIFER on the recycle â»ïž
Awwlright I am still here thanks.
Do Seventh Wonder - The Light (Tommys old other band)
Erra or Veil of Maya!
Check out JD Beck on Zildjian LIVE on CZcams.
Please do Eluveitie (I know I spelled that wrong) -Inis Mona
Mentioned it a few times. Morphine's Beuna, not related to this band, but Morphine are special.
If you want to hear a band that is almost completely defined by their voice try Blind Guardian - The Throne
Even better, Demons & Wizards, the supergroup of Blind Guardian and Iced Earth.
Riverside - Left Out.
Please react to Maneskin - Zitti e Buoni (Eurovision Song Contest 2021 winner)
Please check out Sylosis, a thrash/death metal band from Reading, England and a long-time favorite of mine. They do excellent work, and in particular are notable for the incredible riff writing of Josh Middleton, who does the vocals and co-lead guitar, as well as the fact that, until their latest album, all their songs used guitars tuned to E Standard, which is highly unusual in modern metal. I struggle to recommend just a single song from them, so instead, I'll give you a song from each album and you can pick the one you think is the most interesting :)
Album - Song - Year - Notes - Link
Cycle of Suffering - I Sever - 2020 - Only song I've listed tuned to D Standard instead of E, includes my favorite vocal performance in this list - czcams.com/video/dZDd-MwuvcM/video.html
Dormant Heart - Servitude - 2015 - Manages to get some interesting perception of speed despite its tempo - the fastest-feeling part of the song has the slowest tempo and vice versa - czcams.com/video/9_RT0G4wWKg/video.html
Monolith - A Dying Vine - 2012 - Probably the song I've listened to the most times on this list, main riff is blazing fast and the vocals that accompany it are very quick as well, which is all the more impressive when considering that they're done by the same person at the same time. Changes significantly over its duration, particularly in emotion. - czcams.com/video/4Uol-vZNAt4/video.html
Edge of the Earth - Procession - 2011 - Strongest "groove" out of this list, and has my favorite intro and main riff in the list as well - czcams.com/video/Iz6xlrLKd4M/video.html
Conclusion of an Age - Last Remaining Light - 2008 - From before Josh took over the vocal role; in my opinion the old vocalist wasn't as good as him, so I don't listen to this album much, but the solos in this song are amazing and I still find it a joy to listen to. - czcams.com/video/hMARq1y0PvY/video.html