Gospel Drummer REACTS to MESHUGGAH - Bleed Live (Tomas Haake)
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- Gospel Drummer REACTS to MESHUGGAH drummer ,Tomas Haake, "Bleed" Live drumcam footage. CashApp: cash.app/$kenn... (If your feelin' tipsyđ€)
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This reaction was heavily requested and I want to thank each and every person who recommended this reaction!
Anyone else a guitarist who prefers watching drummers because you play guitar because your mum wouldn't let you get a drum kit?
LOL started drums after 10 years of guitar this year
As a guitarist I enjoy watching really good bassists and drummers because I can enjoy and appreciate their talent without having to feel like I'm terrible at guitars like I do when I watch guitar shred videos
@@TheVashnessItself99 good for you man, coming into 2021 swinging
Daron Malakian liked this haha
I started on drums then was told by my neighbors to switch to guitar cause we were all gonna start a band together and one of the brothers across the street was already a drummer. So I did lol. Childlike innocense at 9 was just like "aight cool seems like a plan" hahaha
Thomassss Hankie
Thomas Hankie- Clockwise play through lol
This reaction is great. He actually analyzes the playing.
where? I gave up after half of it as all he is doing is woooing.
âWhat time signature is that?â
Meshuggah: Yes.
The time signature is 4/4 with 16th and 32th sub divisions aka the hertas. But the time signature is 4/4.
@@PravoslavniMetal not all but a lot more than people think
You can actually headbang to any tempo you want, try it.
@@Calamitous theyre all in 4/4 my friend
@@dustinmcgladrey562 Confirmed!
As far as kick pedal tension, most extreme metal drummers use as much tension as possible. I use trick pedals similiar to Tomas' maxed out on tension. Takes a sec to get used to, but for fast tempos its a godsend, your kick pedals are harder to start moving but easier to keep moving. It's a bit like using heavier sticks, that momentum helps out in a way you might not expect intuitively.
I play pop and funk mosty, and have ended up using Danny carey stick (2B) that weight/momentum one you get it moving helps you out.
Best band ever.
If Tool asks to tour with you so they can observe you, you know you did something right.
@@enlightendbel no doubt.
"Sounds like he's just on another day, playing." Yep. This song is like a normal day at the office for Tomas Haake. LOL.
I believe heâs using Trick Bigfoot pedals. The best part about that song is that if you took everything out except his hands, itâs the most basic 4/4 groove. The pattern heâs playing on his feet is called a herta, and if you go back and listen again, the pattern are slightly modified every time he comes back around to it. Also, if youâre constantly laying into open hi-hat grooves, not having your arm across your body is key. I honestly think his left hi-hat is only for keeping time. He had opened and closed hats on the right side and he doesnât employ hi-hat âhopsâ on anything I can recall.
And the rim shot is on beat 3, that's also why the time signature seems weird.
I play open, lefty on a righty, and Iâm able to play beats and rhythms that I couldnât play if my arms were crossed. Itâs a very valuable tool.
the hertas are a 5/16 pattern for the main lick & a 3/16 pattern for the shorter lick like at the very end of the tune
Tomas is a beast, for sure.
An exceptional drummer that I came across recently is Baard Kolstad from Leprous. His performance of The Sky is Red is sweet.
He used to play a lot outside with buckets and stuff when I used to live in Oslo. Talented kid.
He said in a interview that it took him 5 months to learn to play that song
Now we show him extreme metal.
Fleshgod apocalypse "the violation" 270bpm
Extreme? Man Of Feather and Bone's album I'm convinced was their attempt to kill their drummer. And The drummer from Chaos Moon/SkĂĄphe? SkĂĄphe especially is like Meshuggah but fast.
@@matthewgodding777 I know another one that will kill a drummer as Cuntcrusher by Infant Annihilator
Awesome reaction! Always cool hearing from folks who can appreciate musicianship across different genres.
If you're looking for more progressive metal drummers to check out, Matt Garstka of Animals as Leaders has some playthroughs I think you'd vibe with. The Woven Web would be a great place to start.
Bleed is about what it is to experience an aneurism.
That's why there's the constant droning, the sudden complete silence, the thumping like an accelerated heartbeat, etc.
Besides being a fantastic show and orchestration of drumming, guitar and bass, it approaches its subject matter very well too.
One drummer I would love for you to react to is Mario Duplantier. From one of the greatest metal bands of all time if you ask me, Gojira.
I second that.
Call me thrice - Mario is a rockin' drummer - I'd say Art of Dying for one of the best drums from Gojira
3 years later, i quarce that
It took this man 6 months for him to learn and be able to play through this song in studio. They almost scrapped the song due to the difficulty. Thank god he kept at it.
Then he got a herniated disc and has to periodically change his technique in some parts due to pain issues.
The lyrics are amazing. It's about having a stroke and the official video shows this with an amazing video.
He is the definition of a drum god!!!
Vocals: *"Aggressive"*
Bass: *"Heavy"*
Guitars: *"Crazy"*
Drums: *It's called "Bleed" for some reason!*
Meshuggah's "Clockworks" is a crazy polyrhythmic adventure, with some interesting time signature changes. I find it is a better representation of Tomas Haake's technical skill compared to this tune, though "Bleed" is a great show of his endurance!
He reacted to clockworks
I love your vibe and your appreciation of the musicianship. You earned my sub. :)
Thanks
If you like this youâre going to love Gojira. The Drummer Marioâs nickname is Beast for a reason. Please react to their songs Flying Whales, Gift of Guilt, Where Dragons Dwell, and Heaviest Matter of the Universe.
I second that. đ€đŒđ€đŒ
Me 3. Heaviest Matter is my fave of the songs above
Toxic Garbage Island, too.
LâEnfant Sauvage!
The Art Of Dying is sublime drumming IMO
Tomas Haake the best drummer in the world.
Well, one of. Mario Duplantier, Eloy Casagrande, Vlad Ulasevich and a few more, I guess. They all have amazing technique, power, endurance*. It's a matter of preference probably.
*Edit: And creativity, don't forget creativity
And it ain't even close.
@@stellak.6095 And so, so, so many more...
Virgil Donati
Check out Fleshgod Apocalypse and their song The Violation.
"What time signature is that?" 300/78 LOL it's the Meshugga time signature
its 4/4. Stop with this bullshit.
@@krusher74 it's hyperbole, do you speak it? get over yourself.
try meshuggah demon's name is surveillance
The faceless - planetary duality, drum cam It's amazing!
Nils "dominator" Fjellstrom - Vobiscum Satanas (Dark Funeral) live drum cam
Theyre in the States atm touring... if you find a chance to see them, try go. Current set list is NICE!! Won't spoil much but "Straws pulled at random" gets played, which for me was a soulshaking experiance. Sub for that reaction, and that as suggestion ;) Cheers for finding this response
I can feel my legs screaming just watching these drummers. The athleticism just blows my damn mind.
Love watching the reactions to Bleed, đ„đŻđ€
You definitely have to check out Jinjer`s drummer! He has released just now a playthrough video of one of their songs, "Under the Dome"... đ
He's a monster. No other words for it. Monster.
I love the read that his setup is so comfy! gotta be for this kinda work i guess lol!
Listen to strapping young lad or fear factory
Search Dick Lovgren and Tomas Haake drum and bass sessions. They are in sync every song all the time. Also for this type of music the tighter the spring tension the better. Gotta build up them cavs bc having them that tight is a struggle at first from the resistance but once it becomes your norm and your legs start building up that strength itâs a different ball game. Stoked to see you stoked on this man đ€đ»đđ»
Please do Eloy Casagrande - Desperate Cry. He's an absolute beast!
+1
Amen
Eloy is great, but Igor Cavalera was the real beast! đ
@@brunoguerra2153 absolutely!!
@@brunoguerra2153 Yes, Igor was the original beast đ Those guys did something very special in the late 80's and early 90's. Eloy is just so good.. he's one with the drum kit.
You should do "Break those bones whose sinews gave it motion" not as crazy as this but such a dirty groove dude.
Idk if anyone has said this yet or not, but during this performance he was recovering from a disc issue in his back that caused him to lose movement in portions of his body. Dude played through it and is such a beast.
I knew a sick skater who showed me a video of a treflip into a crook grind. I said how hard is that? He said "you'd have a better chance learning to fly"
This is one of those examples.
Love the vibes bro
10 was yrs ago this was great
for this song tomas uses triggers on his kicks, just to keep them consistent every time.
I normally would be a stickler on triggers. But considering Tomas has been fighting a herniated disc, I can understand lol
@@Djroshi01 sometimes triggers are needed live to get the definition on the hits as they can be hard to hear live. Especially on a song like this.
5:48: I've seen many drummers look at this part and none of them actually said something about his basedrum pattern seeming to be random but it actually being a pattern that repeats.
Sebastian Lanser(obscura)- The Monist
Tomas uses a lot of the Herta Rudiment and he alternates the pattern. Time signatures are all over the place. He said it took him about 6 months to learn that song. The guitarist wrote it and he perfected it. lol.. I have not heard anyone talk about the the wear mark on his snare. Look how small it is and then appreciate the precision he has on his snare!
I Love the cymbal accents synchronized with the string section riffage!! I feel like I've noticed it every time I've heard it, but it really stuck out this time for sum reason...Kwim?
Rumor has it, his calves can stop bullets.
Any chance we can get a reaction to Christoph Schneider of Rammstein's drum cam?
For out of this world drumming you got to check out the drummer Vlad from the Ukrainian band Jinjer. He has several drum playthroughs and also guitar and piano playthroughs. Just search Jinjer Vlad.
I am here was again to ask you to react to Matt Greiner
if you want to react to just the bass player and drummer, look up âDick Lovgren and Tomas Haake jam session long versionâ here on youtube. you will really love that one. the after that check out âSol Niger Within medleyâ with the one guitarist from this band and different drummer. you will be blown away by his drumming too!
Morgan Agren is an amazing drummer!
OPETH - Ghost of Perdition (LIVE AT RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE)
I'd rather see a reaction to Opeth's A Fair Judgement. You can hear Martin's anxiety issues come through in a really beautiful way on that track.
playing open with the hi hat on the right has helped me sooo much far as fatuge
interested in kick pedal work - George Kollias - "Aeons of Burning Galaxies"
He has a completely unique swivel technique to achieve his speed.
Plus he is using a third pedal for a effect drum.
What would it be like to wake up any day and wish Tomas Haake was your drummer? I have no idea but Messuggah does. I need to wish harder or get better sheesh
Ima subscribe to this vibe.
I literally learned guitar because my parents didn't want drums. But I was still learning metal on my guitar so it was still loud. I'm glad I did learn guitar, very well I might add. But I always regret not learning drums. I cant now because I have blown out my knees from skateboarding for 20 years.
Watch his video about the making of that album
10:18 woooooo (it's over).... Shit it's not over! đł
Thanks for checking out Meshuggah! They are a fun rabbit hole, a favourite to suggest would be Lethargica, or closed eye visuals.
They have a broad sound, imo
Check out Anup Sastry - Titan!"
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I love your demeanor and your insight, you actually broke this stuff down for me idiot ears. Bigup bro!
Bassplayer is schooled in jazz, listen to some songs from meshuggah with bass only songs
Check out Jinjer-under the dome Opeth-Baying of the hounds, I am in thier rabbit holes now.. SO many awesome players these days. There has been a lull in talent for a while..
Metal is getting back to shredding again... love it!
One of the reasons all the instruments in Meshuggah cut through so well is they play the right instruments for the music they're playing. 7 string guitars tuned to F and a 5 string bass tuned up to C. U cant play this shit with a regular 6 string tuned down and expect to hear anything but noise.
I would imagine that the kick drums alone would be a top 10 cardio workout.. lol Also. I've seen and played with a ton of drummers that have huge kits. But not too many actually use all of those kits. Thomas seems to use the whole deal.
Meshuggah fan here for the upvote.
i don't understand how someone can play this song in any musical capacity without having survived a couple of aneurysms
Tomas designed these vocals after surviving an aneurysm
I'd love to see you react to "Fix the Error"
Try out some George Kollias from the band Nile. Extreme double pedal technique and truly awesome stick work. Thanks for your reactions dude. Love it!!! You are great.
He uses triggers on his kick to get that nice mix on it.
"This is the crazy feet"đ
Clock hahahahahahahah wi-works!
Gold reaction
Just subbed to your channel. Watched a few videos of your playing, you have some serious chops! And your knowledge of the various kits, setups, cymbals, and techniques makes you stand out from many other "drummer reacts" channels. If I had a recommendation as to a drummer to check out soon, it would be Joey Baca from The Contortionist. The songs Language I & II are a good vibe altogether, while also showcasing the band's musicianship, especially the drums! I personally think you'd love it. Keep this content coming though!
Great video man. If you wanna check out another drummer dan presland is and awesome drummer.
It's very abrasive but man masterful technique they're displaying.
Please watch Alex Rudinger playing. There's this one particular playthrough of this song Xenochrist that's unbelievable. It's like all of the same technical intensity but he falls back heavy into some jazz fusion and grooves man.
Cool to see you branching out into some extreme waters genre wise loool.
Lol, I luv the noises you make dude they put a big smile on my face. You should try a track called nostrum by meshuggah another drum cam, it's pretty filthy.
React to Aaron TearsforFears drum challenge
What time signature is that?
All of them.
Tightest band live
Gotta get some Chris Adler stuff going
Hells yeah !
"The Faded Line" \m/
Iâd love to see you do Anthony Barone: Rise of the Fearmonger
I think you need to check out Daniel Erlandsson from Arch Enemy. Any song ever, really đ
React to WHATS UP PEOPLE!?
The single pedals used by Tomas Haake are of Polish production Czarcie kopyto :)
Love Meshuggah. You should react to some beatboxing, it has leveled up big time. Check out Vocodah - Headbanger or HEARTZEL - Bounce With Me
Also you should look into some Tesseract videos
Are you familiar with Gavin Harrison? I saw Tony royster Jr play for Jay z, and during setup I was so happy to hear him jamming on porcupine tree tracks. makes me wonder if Gavin Harrison is well known in the gospel drumming scene? You should definitely do a Gavin Harrison reaction video, dude's a beast
I got metal recommendations for you for days if you want! Highly recommend romain goulon from necrphagist or Blake Richardson of btbam (lots of fun time signature stuff, wild transitions).
Mario Duplantier from Gojira is one of best drummers Iâve ever seen. Check him out when you can. Respect.
It isn't in tents, it's in marquees
Please! Please! do Pete Zeldman'9 Volt Polyrhythmic Breakdown'.
Okay I feel like I'm the only one who got this...but anyways YES Travis Finnerty well played
Check out Tools drummer Danny Carey Pneuma
Full stop....240....full stop....poly poly poly ...heart attack
Matt Gartska from animals as leaders
You need to react to Gojira
this song is 4/4 from start to finish
I hear KB likes juice.... I think it's a good filtered vitamin substance
To answer the question of the drum heads, it doesn't really matter. The bass drums are triggered. So the bass hits are converted to a midi signal processed through a moniter and given a custom sound through the monitor...its a necessity for metal drumming with most of the bass drumming being so fast and rapid...regardless of head or bearer setup, bass drum hits at speed would sound like fuzz at the speeds most extreme metal drummers play at.
It's only triggered for Bleed, the sound is the same on other songs.