Went to every live show in Texas back when I was in high school. Met the whole crew at a coffee shop after a show one time. Talked to the drummer. I had been drumming myself for a few years. It was like talking to the final boss of my craft. Thanks for the chat Darren.
Theyve said that they do use click tracks. Paul even said it live when i saw them at club nokia. Its also to hear him self and the other members. One thing that a LOT of people dont realize is that they have a bunch of layers, samples, and backing tracks that all trigger and follow very precise patterns that they have to keep PERFECT time with. There is a LOT of work and timing and precision that goes into a mutemath show.
@@SoumitraVichare annoying when people say backing tracks is cheating but it's actually more difficult because the band has to be super tight and on beat for them to stay in sync with the backing track
He dubs with a foot pedal and plays a different beat the next measure or whatever. Still incredibly innovative. I have seen many concerts, and this band is both my number 1 and 2 because I have seen them twice.
This really is an amazing piece of music, held together with an equally incredible, unrelenting drummer that is nothing short of a genius. The drums are the true hero in this, an absolute driving force that provides an incredible groove for the band to jam to. Simple notes on guitars, nice keys, a few electronic effects and a frankenstein guitar. Simple sounding but technically off the Richter. Bloody beautiful.
They remind me of Pink Floyd from their most creative period. Absolutely amazing music. I hope they have the success that Pink Floyd enjoyed for many years.
I listen to so many drummers, and so many of them overplay or overstate a song - this guy nailed the groove and sound of this band - awesome to listen to
god i'm a drummer myself and normally i love listening to guys like Neil Pert, Mike Portnoy, or Carter Beauford. But this guy is just on his own. In fact this whole band is... I really want to see them live because this whole DVD is amazing
That's where I freaking heard this from!! That damn organ melody was killing me like I've heard this somewhere before. Very nice, thanks for posting that, you have eased my stressful mind :P
I LOVE these guys I've seen/met them 3 times Once in D.C. and 2 times in Baltimore their musical vocabulary not just on Rock but also Jazz is ASTOUNDING!
I got to play the Atari guitar at our concert (2009 at Cains in tulsa) Paul threw the guitar to the crowd and we got to play with it.....then after 2 mins the security guy got it back.....It was EpiC!
Captures everything that is magical about MUTEMATH. Hope they set aside their differences and return someday. They are sorely missed.
dk roy and a new guy corey did a show in tn at a small drum called nelson. check it out
Went to every live show in Texas back when I was in high school. Met the whole crew at a coffee shop after a show one time. Talked to the drummer. I had been drumming myself for a few years. It was like talking to the final boss of my craft. Thanks for the chat Darren.
Theyve said that they do use click tracks. Paul even said it live when i saw them at club nokia. Its also to hear him self and the other members. One thing that a LOT of people dont realize is that they have a bunch of layers, samples, and backing tracks that all trigger and follow very precise patterns that they have to keep PERFECT time with. There is a LOT of work and timing and precision that goes into a mutemath show.
They're a huge inspiration
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Timing and precision... They pull it it off so well
@@SoumitraVichare annoying when people say backing tracks is cheating but it's actually more difficult because the band has to be super tight and on beat for them to stay in sync with the backing track
you mean amazing@@JayBrekken
That drummer is so bloody talented is unbelievable!! played the drums in so many different ways I cant comprehend what the f.. just happened..
He dubs with a foot pedal and plays a different beat the next measure or whatever.
Still incredibly innovative. I have seen many concerts, and this band is both my number 1 and 2 because I have seen them twice.
Most underrated young drummer of today
Chris Allen at the House of Blues in San Diego, he put some water on the drums and hit them and it kept flying in the air through the lights
Jason G.
SICK. Still haven't seen them live somehow. Ugh.
+Chris Allen Who rated him poorly?
Most underrated band ever :(
Bbng drummer is actually the most underrated
This song has a very "Everything In Its Right Place" beginning.
I was just about to say that!
SoYouShouldKnow they are very influenced by radiohead
I’ve thought this for years. They were on a play list together I had for a long time with zero seven waiting line those 3 are like a triad
i thought it was a cover... so is not?
no normal person could listen to all of the 6 minutes and 51 seconds of this. but an awesome person would replay it over and over and over
This really is an amazing piece of music, held together with an equally incredible, unrelenting drummer that is nothing short of a genius. The drums are the true hero in this, an absolute driving force that provides an incredible groove for the band to jam to. Simple notes on guitars, nice keys, a few electronic effects and a frankenstein guitar. Simple sounding but technically off the Richter. Bloody beautiful.
Darren doesn't play to a clicktrack. He IS the clicktrack
Correct!
The clicktrack follows HIM ;)
This album is one of the best albums ever made, period.
And this song being one of the best outros ever fucking made. God damn.
agreed still jolds up
I have been lucky enough to see Mute Math in concert twice - they are amazing!!
I've been coming back to watch this video regularly since I first discovered it about two years ago. This never gets old.
Mutemath... I really want to see them live some day... They should really come to Holland!
Pure fuckin talent at its best. I'm completely speechless.
Oh my god, Paul ran over and did the effects for Darren's drums. That's amazing. You learn so many great details watching them play.
After I listened to this song, my life was RESET!! :'D I am back here since after 4 years
This band makes their own instruments. Enough said.
They remind me of Pink Floyd from their most creative period. Absolutely amazing music. I hope they have the success that Pink Floyd enjoyed for many years.
bill burrs podcast brought me here so IIIIIIIIIII'M JUST CHECKING IN ON YA!
omg... how does this not have more hits
Simply feeling it and letting his wrists do the work, allowing the sticks to bounce and letting ghost hits roll
nothing compares to this.... much love much respect
I love love love love love love love love times infinity love this song! AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
I was at this concert, and if you live twenty one pilots, thank MuteMath's influence
Love this!!! Mutemath is so underrated. One of my favorite shows of all time!
I listen to so many drummers, and so many of them overplay or overstate a song - this guy nailed the groove and sound of this band - awesome to listen to
Mute Math is officially my new favorite band. So unique, so incredibly talented.
Drummer is out of his fucking mind
Darth Bobo fmudysysnmxj
This video is still perfect and their drummer is still an absolute beast.
I was looking for this band...all my life
And this is why they're my fav band!!!
Whenever I surf the web I always end up right back here.....
13 years ago we had a podcast called The Jagerbombcast. This was our theme song. So dope.
That is the best sounding snare I have ever heard...
Honestly, I must be a few thousand of the views on this. The talent in this band blows me away.
it needs more 3:28-3:50,that section deserves to be at least a minute longer
seriously..
Mute Math is the most talented band I've ever seen in my entire life.
AMAZING!! I love mutemath, they are one of my favourite bands ever
I had worked a concert where they opened a few years back, fell in love with these guys. Love their sound and such talented musicians. Legit.
Dude it's been so long since I heard this song I love it though.
The most awesome performance from the genius that is and was MUTEMATH!
Almost the Doors esq at the height of their powers
Saw them a couple of months back. What a phenomenal band. Wow.
you will most definitely not be disappointed... just saw them last night at the house of blues... one of the best performances i've ever seen.
god i'm a drummer myself and normally i love listening to guys like Neil Pert, Mike Portnoy, or Carter Beauford. But this guy is just on his own. In fact this whole band is... I really want to see them live because this whole DVD is amazing
He reminds me of the drummer from Toto, Jeff Picaro
Imagine producing a record with weird glitch effects, sample retriggers etc etc. AND THAN PLAYING IT LIVE TO PERFECTION. Fuck me, that was phenomenal.
MUTE MATH!!!!!!
dude this is possibly one of the best alternative songs i have ever heard!
I love how they're all like "Hey you wanna play the keyboard on this part?"
I don't a more talented group of musicians in todays music. The drummer is beyond everything i've EVER heard. An amazing talent.
that is exactly what I was thinking. Thank you.
This is utter brilliance.
these guys opened for Matchbox 20 in St paul on Feb 4th 08.. they were Flippin awesome...
that's one of my fave songs of mutemath
That's where I freaking heard this from!! That damn organ melody was killing me like I've heard this somewhere before. Very nice, thanks for posting that, you have eased my stressful mind :P
Please, o please come to Europe!
I'm still loving that guitari! Haha!
This is quite possibly my favourite of all of Mute Math's tracks!
I LOVE these guys I've seen/met them 3 times
Once in D.C. and 2 times in Baltimore their musical vocabulary not just on Rock but also Jazz is ASTOUNDING!
1:22 that pause is the best thing i've heard in this week
Fantastic song, thanks much for sharing
absolutely amazing
The band is a great new discovery for me. Super sound!
i love it how the drummer always has to tape the headphones on.... :)
I have this DVD...it's amazing.
And this is the best song by far.
That was epic!
I could listen to this over and over... oh wait I am. =)
I saw them open for Wolfmother in Salt Lake City, and it was beyond epic.
They are amazing live...
The reason this song is called "Reset" is because you can't stop pressing the replay button after the song ends
Totally Awesome.
2 dislikes? They must be 2 deaf people angry that they can hear how awesome MuteMath is
This is awesome, y'all crazy.
i thought i didn't like them, until i saw this dvd. now i love them :)
This is just amazing
fortunate to see them live :)
these guys just worked st.louis the other night, i was lucky enough to be in attendance!
New fav band!
their use of effects is what gives mutemath their unique sound. I've never really seen them used in such a way that MM does
Mind=Blown !
My Life Is Better When I listen to this Music!
holy crap i just heard this song and now i love them
'cause it's freaking awesome
this was and is and forever will be, fucking awesome.
I miss mutemath
a nice trip!
this is THE BEST STUFF EVER!
MuteMath + DMT = FUCKING AMAZING
I got to play the Atari guitar at our concert (2009 at Cains in tulsa) Paul threw the guitar to the crowd and we got to play with it.....then after 2 mins the security guy got it back.....It was EpiC!
This is magic.
My favorite song by these men right here. i get lost in it at times. :]
Discoverd this on Pandora, Oh what a good day it was!
amazing!
GREAT STUFF!!!
shivers!
exactly, best drummer, he actually feels the way he plays, he doesn't just play, he feels what he plays!
Best live performance ever
Still love.
fantastic performers, class drumming
this is soo futuristic.. I love it!!!!
Man this is gooood
well said. these guys work hard and make great music.