loooool. I also felt the same, I was like "Should I keep going on, or just leave it there because it kinda hurts, no?" Actually, I'd say this whole project was a huge blue balls for sure, because of its concept. My apologies haha
I felt the same way on "Wisdom Comes", I wanted to hear that cool funky riff that comes after the main riff. That's what makes "Wisdom Comes" a stand out song on The Link for me, I freaking love The Link and I feel it's arguably Gojira's most underrated album.
@@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead I let y'all down in that song huh? haha Yes, true, The Link has a special place. It's a breeze to go through and listen to that album.
@@0secmusic9 you still did a great job. One of the things I love is that you didn’t just do the hits necessarily, it shows that you’re a true fan of their work and really listen to their albums in entirety
@@qwerty.4450 Hey, thanks a lot, Ricardo. I have a habit of listening to full albums from my favorite artists and bands, like, I want to hear every single song and appreciate every small detail. Yea, I wasn't even thinking of hits I just went with my favorites, and I'm glad to hear your observation, I appreciate it!
I love the picks for From Mars To Sirius, but Backbones intimidating riffage is insane too! I also love the beginning bit of flying whales where it comes from that calm guitar to that heavier badass rhythm.
Backbone was my 4th pick, I choose Where Dragons Dwell over that one because it's special to me. Yes, that's also great, but it's so hard to choose, dude, even Flying Whales has more than 3 great riffs haha Cheers!
Where Dragons Dwell helped get me through some hard times. But I gotta agree that Backbone is absolutely killer, that's a song where the simultaneous riff + vocals combo just exponentiates both to higher levels. So rad.
Born in Winter is probably my favourite for L'Enfant Sauvage, I feel like it's underappreciated! Fortitude as an album might just be my favourite Gojira album. It perfectly encapsulates the sound they've been working at for the last 10 years, amazing album
Yea, that's also my favorite, I mean I don't think it's underappreciated tho. One of those fan favorites, I feel like. Fortitude is so refreshing I've listened to it multiple times, and I agree. Thanks for your comment!
Thanks a lot for your kind words. I've had a hard time choosing favorites from their entire discography as there are so many great riffs haha, but hey, it was fun. Glad you've enjoyed it!
Coming from a lot of NuMetal and Grunge I wasnt that much into heavier music but last year, Gojira really did it for me. Their music feels so full, it's got everything, it's heavy but still melodic and even got a message. I really enjoy it!
Glad to hear that, welcome to the club haha Oh yea, I fully agree, especially the environmental message makes it ten times more impactful, IMO. Thanks, mate!
@@0secmusic9 And even though, I'm not a guitar player, but having at least a little bit of music knowledge, these songs dont seem to be easy to play :D Well done!
@@hansi639 A couple of them needed some practice, particularly the first two riffs are such a challenge to play them tight, well at least for me haha Thanks a lot, mate. Cheers!
@@0secmusic9 I feel that, I'm a drummer but most of their songs simply have too much fast double bass, can't keep up with them. Mario is too much of a beast :D
Thank you very much, I tried to get them all right as close as I can get, and good to hear that you've liked the result. I appreciate your kind words, mate. Cheers!
Hell yea, tremolo picking between the chugs is so simple yet so groovy. With down picking, you get punchier sound with stronger pick attacks, that's why I tend to stick to down picks until certain fast tempos. If it's reasonable and preferable soundwise, I choose down picking over alternate picking. Thanks for your comment mate!
This was awesome!!! I was so glad to see Where Dragons Dwell and Wolf Down the Earth, two of my favorites that are also the only two Gojira songs I know how to cover so far. As a mostly mandolin player, it of course sounds quite different when I cover them, but you absolutely CRUSHED these faithful covers. (Incidentally, Toxic Garbage Island is one I am currently working on!) Thanks so much for sharing! You got a new sub now, for whatever it's worth. Keep it up, would love to see you play live some day!!
Heyy, thanks a lot. I really appreciate it. Yeah, wanted to include some of their more emotional and dynamic songs to make the list more diverse and representative of their discography. I'm glad you find your favorites in there too. Also, the mandolin is a beautiful instrument. I remember having one lying around in my home when I was a kid, and I liked it, but I lost interest over time for whatever reason. It would be interesting to hear Gojira riffs on a mandolin. You should make that happen and upload it, haha. Welcome to the channel! cheers
@@0secmusic9 You def get first dibs on listening when I get there, hopefully soon! I don't have any video equipment, but just got some good audio recording stuff, so the next step is a mini-lesson on producing I guess! :) (Though it's worth saying up front that I can't cover them note for note - between the speed and the ... challenge of translating them, I just try to get something close enough to capture the feeling).
@@TaeKwonHottie Haha, I'd be happy to. Just let me know when it's ready! Don't worry about the equipment and the note-for-note thing; just go for it when you feel like it. I'm sure it will sound good. Also, I think the note-for-note approach isn't that creative or engaging. Hearing something with a personal touch and a different style is always more interesting, even if it's imperfect or whatever, in my opinion. Of course, I can think of exceptions and other ways around it, but that would be my take on it:) rock on!
I used to listen to terra incognita and the link front to back nearly a daily basis throughout high school. Blow me away you(niverse), rememberance, lizard skin, in the forest, etc some of the nastiest riffs I've ever heard
I discovered Gojira with L'enfant Sauvage, I didn't listen to any of their songs when I was little, I envy you in that regard haha Yes, dude, they are such bangers, I agree. Cheers!
That Love riff Just SO creative for the debute album BTW. We are usually love to play certain songs just because of some small parts of 1-2 riffs or so. It was kinda cool to realise that you picked almost every one of my fav parts
Oh, yea, they're all bangers for sure. If I made this list from 5 riffs instead of 3, my life would be so much easier lol Thanks, mate, I appreciate your comment!
Bruh I got a laugh at the way you were playing "Fortitude" at the end lmao, and your choice of memes is hilarious 😂😂😂. I got blue ballz several times but it was worth it, I usually pay more attention to the drums but videos like this help me realize how many incredible riffs Gojira has. Great video bro 🤘🤘🤙🤙
Glad you've enjoyed the little memes here and there haha Oh yea, ask me about those blue ballz, dude. lol It was so hard to cut the songs in those build-up moments. For sure, they got plenty, all the boys at Gojira know their crafts and are great musicians. Thanks a lot again, cheers mate!
Oh, I'm happy to hear that, Yannick. I tried to encapsulate their discography in a short and precise format with guitar tones close to their original work. Thanks a lot for your comment!
Thanks, man. I'll be spontaneously making covers in the next videos because I mainly want to explore different genres and write original compositions. I just don't want to force myself. I want to have fun doing videos while experimenting with them. But, surely, I'll be doing covers, just not all the time. I appreciate your comment, cheers!
Fantastic playing! My favorite riff is the bending-madness after the more melodic intro in Gift of Guilt. The first time I heard it I was convinced I've never heard anything like that before being done on the guitar.
Thanks, dude! I think I was exposed to great tapping playing from EVH, that's why it didn't blow me away like that, but of course Gift of Guilt has a beautiful melody, particularly with its lyrical theme, it hits like a damn rock!
Great riff choices man! Also, the way you hold your guitar pick is wild! Misha from Periphery used to hold his guitar pick in a similar way, but he eventually changed it to a more "proper" technique after seeing how Jake and Mark use the proper technique. He changed it because the way he used to hold it placed limitations on what he could do. I believe you can find the video of him talking about that on CZcams. Anyway, sick playing man!
Thanks a lot man, appreciated it. Oh it's funny that you mentioned that, I'm going through a similar phase atm, I've recently injured myself after years of bad playing habits and I also can relate to that limitations cause I was feeling stuck in some aspects especially in rhythm playing. On my way to achieving that "proper technique" haha Cheers, thanks for the comment!
Masterful playing, mixing and tone. If I wasn't looking, I would swear it was just album samples. I love how you showcase the different play techniques as well. I learned a lot from this video. Great stuff!
Wow, I'm very thankful for your kind words and comment, John. I appreciate it a lot. I'm trying to make the most out of my cheap gear, and hearing that it was pretty close to the albums, makes me delighted. Happy to hear that, mate, cheers!
Glad to hear that! Yea, I also find that song to be a little underappreciated. Maybe it flew under the radar since other songs in that album are relatively more outstanding, idk just a thought haha
Before i go on this tangent, i just want to make clear that this video is GREAT. What i'm about to say really has nothing to do with this video because all of the covers are truly flawless, but it did remind me of something i've asked for a long time. Why does everybody go crazy over that break down from remembrance? I know, its played very technically and is kinda bouncy, but its just open d, and whenever the song is talked about its always just that same goddam breakdown. It also doesn't help that i feel that the entire rest of the song is way better than the breakdown and i feel its getting discredited. Anyways, tangent over, great cover. Ps: sorry for more than likely making a lot of commenters mad
Thanks a lot, mate. I get what you're saying, and I appreciate your input. I feel like it's polyrhythmic in a way that not too alienizing to the listener, it's not like a Meshuggah riff that blows you away and then makes you give up on trying to keep up with the song. It's bouncy for sure but in a little teasing way that keeps you engaged throughout the outro, tastefully written. I think many great and iconic riffs are made out of just one note, especially with chugs and cool rhythms. Also, the context of the song is very important, in my opinion. Sometimes dynamic structure and other times the buildup that leads to that riff gives that heaviness. The rest of the song is overlooked, sadly. Cheers!
They still kick ass, IMO. I personally love pretty much their whole discography and appreciate their search for new sounds, and evolvement in different directions as artists. But I also get what you love about their first albums, like a more raw death metal type sound. Thanks for sharing your opinion here. Cheers dude!
Thank you to introducing me to some older riffs I would’ve never heard, also love the editing lol. Not to mention your playing is phenomenal! Earned a subscriber here man < 3
Oh, my pleasure, mate! Haha spiced it up a little with the memes. Thank you so much, it's great to hear that! Welcome and see you in the next one! Cheers 🤘
Yea, Wolf Down The Earth's vibe is different than the rest in that album IMO, and I kinda dig that part, and since this is my personal favorite type of list, that's why I went with it. Thanks a lot, mate, exactly!
@@FifatlasHD Yess, mate, Death is also one of my favorites I know their whole discography. Speaking of Death, I shared a new cover of Crystal Mountain check it out if you want. Cheers!
Hmm, I don't get that vibe tbf. What made you feel that way, is it a specific thing or just the general vibe of the song or something? I'm interested to hearing that!
Another world, I wondered what band made that riff. I heard it one day on the xfinity metal channel (930? Maybe idk) but I heard it and figured out what they were doing in a couple mins and I play that riff from time to time plus mutations of that idea concept
Wow, thanks man. I think Archetype Gojira is really great, it punches through the mix with its bright characteristic, especially when you hard-pan guitars to the left and right. Other than that, not much really going on, really. Oh also, just git gud haha
Gojira is part of bands I have heard so much good about but never ook the time to really dive into their stuff. A mistake I feel I should correct in the very near future...
Great video, straight to the point, great riffs that make me just want to grab the guitar and discover more. Looking forward to more videos like this - seeing as you have covers of Lamb of God and Children of Bodom, perhaps I may suggest those for future videos. I'd love to see a video like this on Vektor, don't know if you've heard them but they too have this cool "outer-spacey" vibe.
Thank you, yes for sure, Gojira's really an inspirational band. Thanks for the suggestion, however, I will focus on exploring new genres, writing original music, and composing musical pieces in the style of mini-documentary-type videos. Sure I'll keep doing covers here and there spontaneously, but my intentions aren't on making this channel a mainly cover channel. Cheers, mate!
Which riff from Satan is Lawyer do you think is the best? Honestly, dude, this video was extremely hard for me just because I had to leave out so many terrific riffs because otherwise, it would be their whole discography you know? haha Thanks a lot, glad you've liked the selection and the riffage! edit: Now, that I listened to it again. I think I'd personally choose the riff that comes after that double kicks part if I'd have add it to my list.
Haha, I appreciate it, mate! That's what I tried to accomplish, as close as I can get to the original, good to hear that you receive it like this. Thanks again, and cheers!
Man, Gojira used to be great. I really liked from Mars to L’Efant (I know that’s not the right spelling) albums. When they dropped their death metal edge, I pretty much checked out on the band.
Oh, I see, I'm on the other side of the spectrum, usually, if a band changes style, pushes the boundaries, and/or evolves, I tend to like their new direction and appreciate their evolving sound.
@@0secmusic9 Terra is great too but I feel like on Link you can hear there sound really taking shape but there is still so much rawness it ends up sounding like Morbid Angel half the time
@@mikesbadopinions9671 Oh, I see what you're saying. Yea, you can totally see their progression and development in that album, both songwriting and sonic-wise. Now that you mentioned it, not too long ago I made that same Morbid Angel reference to someone haha Cheers dude!
Thanks a lot, Toby! Copying from another comment: "The majority are in standard D tuning. However, a couple of them are in drop C tuning. Also, The Art of Dying was in CGCD#GC."
Timestamps are in the description. Thanks for watching!
Cutting off Toxic Garbage Island like that gave me the biggest case of blue balls I've had in a long time hahaha
loooool. I also felt the same, I was like "Should I keep going on, or just leave it there because it kinda hurts, no?" Actually, I'd say this whole project was a huge blue balls for sure, because of its concept. My apologies haha
I felt the same way on "Wisdom Comes", I wanted to hear that cool funky riff that comes after the main riff. That's what makes "Wisdom Comes" a stand out song on The Link for me, I freaking love The Link and I feel it's arguably Gojira's most underrated album.
@@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead I let y'all down in that song huh? haha Yes, true, The Link has a special place. It's a breeze to go through and listen to that album.
@@0secmusic9 you still did a great job. One of the things I love is that you didn’t just do the hits necessarily, it shows that you’re a true fan of their work and really listen to their albums in entirety
@@qwerty.4450 Hey, thanks a lot, Ricardo. I have a habit of listening to full albums from my favorite artists and bands, like, I want to hear every single song and appreciate every small detail. Yea, I wasn't even thinking of hits I just went with my favorites, and I'm glad to hear your observation, I appreciate it!
Love me a good Remembrance nailin'.
Oh, hell yea dude. I got you. Cheers!
The way of all flesh is hands down their best album. IMO obviously.
That's also my favorite album. Cheers!
terra incognito is severely underrated tho
Yeah it's goated
There are only “less good” albums imo, not to say those ones would be bad
@@Thomatos200 100%
Jesus, how i wish to hear Born in winter being played live.
Oh, I forgot they never played that one live. Hopefully, one day!
I wish I could hear that song live too
That riff from Fire is Everything is absolutely ridiculous.
It was the hardest riff in this list, I guess, maybe also Clone riff, they were both tough. Great riffs tho, so it was worth the struggle haha
got to see gojira live was one of the best experinces of my life pit was crazy
Ah shiieet, that must be amazing. I haven't had the chance to see them live yet :/
2:30 morbid angel
Oh yea, definitely has that old-school death metal sound.
Man....that "Dragons" riff though....so good!
Instant goosebumps, man, for sure. Such a powerful riff!
Watching the live version of Dragons where they pretty much play a 5 min outro and Mario is HAMMERING the double bass non stop is epic.
I am a simple man...
I see gojira, i click...
Yea I can relate to that haha
The American psycho clip LMAO
Haha, good old memes!
I love the picks for From Mars To Sirius, but Backbones intimidating riffage is insane too! I also love the beginning bit of flying whales where it comes from that calm guitar to that heavier badass rhythm.
Backbone was my 4th pick, I choose Where Dragons Dwell over that one because it's special to me. Yes, that's also great, but it's so hard to choose, dude, even Flying Whales has more than 3 great riffs haha Cheers!
Where Dragons Dwell helped get me through some hard times. But I gotta agree that Backbone is absolutely killer, that's a song where the simultaneous riff + vocals combo just exponentiates both to higher levels. So rad.
Where Dragons Dwell has probably my favorite guitar riff ever
Yea, It's pretty good \m/
Born in Winter is probably my favourite for L'Enfant Sauvage, I feel like it's underappreciated! Fortitude as an album might just be my favourite Gojira album. It perfectly encapsulates the sound they've been working at for the last 10 years, amazing album
Yea, that's also my favorite, I mean I don't think it's underappreciated tho. One of those fan favorites, I feel like. Fortitude is so refreshing I've listened to it multiple times, and I agree. Thanks for your comment!
Loved your riff choices, you nailed everything there is to nail. Great job!
Thanks a lot for your kind words. I've had a hard time choosing favorites from their entire discography as there are so many great riffs haha, but hey, it was fun. Glad you've enjoyed it!
Heaviest matter killed me bro LOL. Mario is absolutely thoomin on the kicks and you're just casually picking away
Haha, definitely bro, I also thought the same thing when I was playing the riff. Cheers!
Coming from a lot of NuMetal and Grunge I wasnt that much into heavier music but last year, Gojira really did it for me. Their music feels so full, it's got everything, it's heavy but still melodic and even got a message. I really enjoy it!
Glad to hear that, welcome to the club haha Oh yea, I fully agree, especially the environmental message makes it ten times more impactful, IMO. Thanks, mate!
@@0secmusic9 And even though, I'm not a guitar player, but having at least a little bit of music knowledge, these songs dont seem to be easy to play :D Well done!
@@hansi639 A couple of them needed some practice, particularly the first two riffs are such a challenge to play them tight, well at least for me haha Thanks a lot, mate. Cheers!
@@0secmusic9 I feel that, I'm a drummer but most of their songs simply have too much fast double bass, can't keep up with them. Mario is too much of a beast :D
@@hansi639 Not only very fast but he's also playing intricate rhythmic patterns. Oh yea, I can totally relate to that, indeed he is haha
Remembrance is crazy. Bravo
Oh yea, it is. Thanks a lot, mate!
Best stranded cover I’ve ever heard
Oh, thanks a lot, Kelton. Happy to hear that!
So happy to see inward movement on this, such an underrated song and album
Uh, it has some real nasty chugs, og death metal riffing right there. Bet, The Link has full of bangers. Thanks for sharing this, mate, cheers!
Yeah, The Link is honestly top 3 for me easily... phenomenal album
That tone is amazing!
Thank you, man. I used Archetype Gojira if you want to check it out.
Poetry in palm mutes 🙏. Thx for the Gojira Masterclass :-)
Yoo, I loved this term, I'll steal it for my future Gojira compliments haha Thank you, mate, means a lot. Cheers!
200 subscribers but this man plays like a king
amazing video
Thanks for the kind words, dude. Glad you've liked it!
Fuck ,remembrance, those picking sequences are fucking epic.
Indeed they are, they move you instantly!
Legit covers and great tone on all songs! Can't believe you have such low subs dude! Keep up the uploads!
Thank you very much, I tried to get them all right as close as I can get, and good to hear that you've liked the result. I appreciate your kind words, mate. Cheers!
the outra on Love doesnt get enough LOVE, great playing dude!
I think the breakdown riff casts a shadow on the outro, that's why it's a little overlooked maybe idk haha Thanks dude, cheers!
This needed the Sphinx opening riff but great work anyhow.
Yea, but I wanted to finish the video with a different vibe, that's why I swapped Sphinx with Fortitude. thanks!
I just fell in love with a new band thank you
Oh really? I'm so happy to hear that, I wish I was you, experiencing Gojira for the first time. You're welcome!
DAMN, you nailed everything, also the sound it's identical.
Oh thanks a lot, mate. Took some tweaking but yea I'm also happy with the result, cheers!
Very nice, Spot on! I miss my Gojira cover band when i see this. unfortunately broke up since last year. All the best from the Netherlands!
Thank you so much! Ah, it's tough man, sorry to hear that, I also miss my old band jamming to our favorite tunes. Cheers dude!
@@0secmusic9 Cheers!
@@BenjaminKoops interesse in een metal band starten?
@@bartsimpsonnft4387 waarom niet! Wat speel je en waar? Ik woon in Eindhoven (zanger/gitarist)
@@BenjaminKoops ik kan drummen en zingen woon zelf in de NOP
Inward Movement main riff so groovy. Interesting that you choose downpicking with the mid tempo riffs.
Hell yea, tremolo picking between the chugs is so simple yet so groovy.
With down picking, you get punchier sound with stronger pick attacks, that's why I tend to stick to down picks until certain fast tempos. If it's reasonable and preferable soundwise, I choose down picking over alternate picking. Thanks for your comment mate!
This was awesome!!! I was so glad to see Where Dragons Dwell and Wolf Down the Earth, two of my favorites that are also the only two Gojira songs I know how to cover so far. As a mostly mandolin player, it of course sounds quite different when I cover them, but you absolutely CRUSHED these faithful covers. (Incidentally, Toxic Garbage Island is one I am currently working on!)
Thanks so much for sharing! You got a new sub now, for whatever it's worth.
Keep it up, would love to see you play live some day!!
Heyy, thanks a lot. I really appreciate it. Yeah, wanted to include some of their more emotional and dynamic songs to make the list more diverse and representative of their discography. I'm glad you find your favorites in there too. Also, the mandolin is a beautiful instrument. I remember having one lying around in my home when I was a kid, and I liked it, but I lost interest over time for whatever reason. It would be interesting to hear Gojira riffs on a mandolin. You should make that happen and upload it, haha. Welcome to the channel! cheers
@@0secmusic9 You def get first dibs on listening when I get there, hopefully soon! I don't have any video equipment, but just got some good audio recording stuff, so the next step is a mini-lesson on producing I guess! :)
(Though it's worth saying up front that I can't cover them note for note - between the speed and the ... challenge of translating them, I just try to get something close enough to capture the feeling).
@@TaeKwonHottie Haha, I'd be happy to. Just let me know when it's ready! Don't worry about the equipment and the note-for-note thing; just go for it when you feel like it. I'm sure it will sound good. Also, I think the note-for-note approach isn't that creative or engaging. Hearing something with a personal touch and a different style is always more interesting, even if it's imperfect or whatever, in my opinion. Of course, I can think of exceptions and other ways around it, but that would be my take on it:) rock on!
This bro is metal AF
🤘🤘
I used to listen to terra incognita and the link front to back nearly a daily basis throughout high school. Blow me away you(niverse), rememberance, lizard skin, in the forest, etc some of the nastiest riffs I've ever heard
I discovered Gojira with L'enfant Sauvage, I didn't listen to any of their songs when I was little, I envy you in that regard haha Yes, dude, they are such bangers, I agree. Cheers!
@@0secmusic9 they were my first concert too around when l'enfant sauvage came out 😎 it was a tour with slayer.
@@ATthemusician Geez, what an incredible experience that must've been.
Gojira - amazing band . You - strong guitarist 🤘
Indeed, they are. Thank you, my friend!
That Love riff
Just SO creative for the debute album
BTW. We are usually love to play certain songs just because of some small parts of 1-2 riffs or so. It was kinda cool to realise that you picked almost every one of my fav parts
That pew pew slides with them dirty chugs. So good, indeed!
Oh glad to hear that, mate, cheers!
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The art of dying is one of my favourite gojira songs.
Great playing by the way!
Also same for me, 10 minutes of greatness, I can easily write an essay for that song haha. Thanks a lot!
I'm so glad you included the art of dying outro one of my favourite riffs AOT
Yea sure, dude. I also enjoy that riff a lot, so tasty.
Great selection honestly, glad you showed love to inward movement
Thanks man, it was fun to play as well
Backbone, Vacuity and the breakdown for Born For One Thing deserves to be in there but amazing list nonetheless!
Oh, yea, they're all bangers for sure. If I made this list from 5 riffs instead of 3, my life would be so much easier lol Thanks, mate, I appreciate your comment!
that riff in love is one of the most unique and sick riffs ever written
yea that one definitely slaps hard
I’m hearing a lot breakdowns. I didn’t realize Gojira had so many. No wonder why my metalcore/deathcore ass liked their earlier work.
They have plenty haha Yea, especially their first two albums.
Great playing man!!
Gojira has so many interesting riffs I’ve never heard like them before truly unique!!
Thanks, Gojira is really a blessing, a consistently amazing band!
Dude, Fortitude one was so so calming!!!!
Yea, dude, it gives me a campfire-type of feeling, so soothing. Cheers!
Love is one of my all time favorite Gojira songs, happy you played it!
It's definitely in my top 3 Gojira songs. That riff is so cool with that right-hand slide, PEW PEW haha Oh, my pleasure!
Inward Movement is one of their most underrated songs, so awesome
Agreed, I love its slightly old-school death metal vibe to it. Nice to see you also dig that one!
The Link is so underrated
Bruh I got a laugh at the way you were playing "Fortitude" at the end lmao, and your choice of memes is hilarious 😂😂😂. I got blue ballz several times but it was worth it, I usually pay more attention to the drums but videos like this help me realize how many incredible riffs Gojira has. Great video bro 🤘🤘🤙🤙
Glad you've enjoyed the little memes here and there haha Oh yea, ask me about those blue ballz, dude. lol
It was so hard to cut the songs in those build-up moments. For sure, they got plenty, all the boys at Gojira know their crafts and are great musicians. Thanks a lot again, cheers mate!
adoration for none at like 1:46 is probably my favorite gojira riff, other than that i agree with pretty much every riff youve chosen lol
It's a nasty riff, dude, instant stank face🤘 Oh, really, similar tastes huh? lol Glad to hear that!
Oh man the 7/4 timing really amps that one up. Really cool song.
Sounds great
Thanks, happy to hear that!
Great choices! You represented the band and each album very well!
Oh, I'm happy to hear that, Yannick. I tried to encapsulate their discography in a short and precise format with guitar tones close to their original work. Thanks a lot for your comment!
so good dude, would love to see more of these vids with other bands! great idea
Thanks, man. I'll be spontaneously making covers in the next videos because I mainly want to explore different genres and write original compositions. I just don't want to force myself. I want to have fun doing videos while experimenting with them. But, surely, I'll be doing covers, just not all the time. I appreciate your comment, cheers!
Fantastic playing! My favorite riff is the bending-madness after the more melodic intro in Gift of Guilt. The first time I heard it I was convinced I've never heard anything like that before being done on the guitar.
Thanks, dude! I think I was exposed to great tapping playing from EVH, that's why it didn't blow me away like that, but of course Gift of Guilt has a beautiful melody, particularly with its lyrical theme, it hits like a damn rock!
Great riff choices man! Also, the way you hold your guitar pick is wild! Misha from Periphery used to hold his guitar pick in a similar way, but he eventually changed it to a more "proper" technique after seeing how Jake and Mark use the proper technique. He changed it because the way he used to hold it placed limitations on what he could do. I believe you can find the video of him talking about that on CZcams. Anyway, sick playing man!
Thanks a lot man, appreciated it. Oh it's funny that you mentioned that, I'm going through a similar phase atm, I've recently injured myself after years of bad playing habits and I also can relate to that limitations cause I was feeling stuck in some aspects especially in rhythm playing. On my way to achieving that "proper technique" haha Cheers, thanks for the comment!
LOVE is such a great song
Yea, not only the breakdown but the whole song is amazing.
I would add the final riff of low lands is insane
Yo, that riff is such a banger, I think the build-up leading to that last part makes it that much more powerful. So many great riffs so little time.
Ohhh man that's a GREAT pick.
Inward moment got that A New Level vibe
Oh yes, I can hear that, not the first thing that came to my mind tho. Thanks for pointing that out!
absolutely amazing brother. good shit 👍
I appreciate it, bro, glad you like it!🤘
Masterful playing, mixing and tone. If I wasn't looking, I would swear it was just album samples. I love how you showcase the different play techniques as well. I learned a lot from this video. Great stuff!
Wow, I'm very thankful for your kind words and comment, John. I appreciate it a lot. I'm trying to make the most out of my cheap gear, and hearing that it was pretty close to the albums, makes me delighted. Happy to hear that, mate, cheers!
Great playing and mix, sounds great man!
Heyy, thanks a lot. I appreciate it mate, cheers!
you played every riff perfectly
I tried to make it as close as possible, happy to hear that. Thanks!
That love pick slide is so hard to get right each time.
Finding the sweet spot is the hardest but after you get comfy with it, then it becomes pretty natural I'd say. Thanks for watchin!
I'm happy to see Wolf Down The Earth on this list. One of my favourites from them, it truly embodies their sound, yet it's hardly ever talked about.
Glad to hear that! Yea, I also find that song to be a little underappreciated. Maybe it flew under the radar since other songs in that album are relatively more outstanding, idk just a thought haha
Before i go on this tangent, i just want to make clear that this video is GREAT. What i'm about to say really has nothing to do with this video because all of the covers are truly flawless, but it did remind me of something i've asked for a long time. Why does everybody go crazy over that break down from remembrance? I know, its played very technically and is kinda bouncy, but its just open d, and whenever the song is talked about its always just that same goddam breakdown. It also doesn't help that i feel that the entire rest of the song is way better than the breakdown and i feel its getting discredited. Anyways, tangent over, great cover.
Ps: sorry for more than likely making a lot of commenters mad
Thanks a lot, mate. I get what you're saying, and I appreciate your input. I feel like it's polyrhythmic in a way that not too alienizing to the listener, it's not like a Meshuggah riff that blows you away and then makes you give up on trying to keep up with the song. It's bouncy for sure but in a little teasing way that keeps you engaged throughout the outro, tastefully written.
I think many great and iconic riffs are made out of just one note, especially with chugs and cool rhythms. Also, the context of the song is very important, in my opinion. Sometimes dynamic structure and other times the buildup that leads to that riff gives that heaviness.
The rest of the song is overlooked, sadly. Cheers!
Love is so crazy sounding i love it so much
Yeah, me too! It was lots of fun to play that one as well. Thanks for watching.
Man, Gojira used to be so good. Love all the riffs up to and through way of all flesh in this video.
They still kick ass, IMO. I personally love pretty much their whole discography and appreciate their search for new sounds, and evolvement in different directions as artists. But I also get what you love about their first albums, like a more raw death metal type sound. Thanks for sharing your opinion here. Cheers dude!
Wisdom comes 🤘🤘🤘
Yup🤘
Ahh… I’m enjoying this😎
Thanks, dude, glad to hear that!
This is why I make my father pay my internet bills.
Haha, I appreciate it, dudee. Cheers!
@@0secmusic9 not a dude, but cheers🔥
Thank you to introducing me to some older riffs I would’ve never heard, also love the editing lol. Not to mention your playing is phenomenal! Earned a subscriber here man < 3
Oh, my pleasure, mate! Haha spiced it up a little with the memes. Thank you so much, it's great to hear that! Welcome and see you in the next one! Cheers 🤘
Damnit this was painful...nice job dude
Yea ikr? haha Thanks a lot, mate!
Where Dragons Dwell is absolutely beautiful. Love that riff.
Instant goosebumps, for sure. It has a special place. Thanks for your comment, cheers!
Backbone! Hits so hard
Yea looking back to it, I really dunno why I didn't include that one you're right haha
Good stuff man
Thanks, Lukas!
Cool man! I learned about many of their riffs here for the first time
Hey, thanks a lot. Glad to hear that, dude!
I have to see them live, I SHALL🤟
Yes, I also need to see them live. One day, hopefully!
Killed it !!. P.S I think their hardest riff from here is fire is everything , those octave slides are nuts
Thanks! Yea, very difficult to get it right constantly I also think that was the hardest riff on that list.
Dude your playing is real tight. Very relaxed right hand! Great riff choices too 🤘
Oh, I appreciate it Soroosh, thanks a lot man! Glad to see you again. Cheers mate!
"Wolf" instead of the back half of "Vacuity"??
Great playing throughout the video, their riffs are so fun an accessible.
Yea, Wolf Down The Earth's vibe is different than the rest in that album IMO, and I kinda dig that part, and since this is my personal favorite type of list, that's why I went with it. Thanks a lot, mate, exactly!
@@0secmusic9 Chuck's riffs in Death are really fun to play as well, if you haven't heard/learned some of those yet.
@@FifatlasHD Yess, mate, Death is also one of my favorites I know their whole discography. Speaking of Death, I shared a new cover of Crystal Mountain check it out if you want. Cheers!
Wolf Down The Earth, sounds like it shoulda been on Terra Incognito
Hmm, I don't get that vibe tbf. What made you feel that way, is it a specific thing or just the general vibe of the song or something? I'm interested to hearing that!
That the art of dying riff is my faborute guitar riff as of now
Right on man! It's also easy to play and has a great vibe to it!
Another world, I wondered what band made that riff. I heard it one day on the xfinity metal channel (930? Maybe idk) but I heard it and figured out what they were doing in a couple mins and I play that riff from time to time plus mutations of that idea concept
It's one of my favorite riffs from the whole Gojira discography. It's so fun to play!
All three riffs for From Mars to Sirius could have been from Flying Whales. Goddamn what a song.
Truee haha Gojira is one of those bands that you can't even pick your favorites from one song, let alone a whole album. Cheers, mate!
I don't usually listen to Gojira, but the riffs are brutal more often than not.
Indeed, they are pretty nasty. Gojira ftw!
The way of all flesh is a masterpiece
Absolutely, my favorite album from Gojira
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BRO HOW U GET UR TONE THIS GODLIKE
Wow, thanks man. I think Archetype Gojira is really great, it punches through the mix with its bright characteristic, especially when you hard-pan guitars to the left and right. Other than that, not much really going on, really.
Oh also, just git gud haha
Absolutely incredible playing, but cutting off Toxic Garbage Island, Born In Winter, and Silvera like that made me literally die
I appreciate it, Aidan! I know man, you're definitely not alone on that one haha Cheers!
Gojira is part of bands I have heard so much good about but never ook the time to really dive into their stuff. A mistake I feel I should correct in the very near future...
Oh yes, absolutely you need to correct that mistake haha Have fun and enjoy their songs, mate, cheers!
Great video, straight to the point, great riffs that make me just want to grab the guitar and discover more. Looking forward to more videos like this - seeing as you have covers of Lamb of God and Children of Bodom, perhaps I may suggest those for future videos. I'd love to see a video like this on Vektor, don't know if you've heard them but they too have this cool "outer-spacey" vibe.
Thank you, yes for sure, Gojira's really an inspirational band. Thanks for the suggestion, however, I will focus on exploring new genres, writing original music, and composing musical pieces in the style of mini-documentary-type videos. Sure I'll keep doing covers here and there spontaneously, but my intentions aren't on making this channel a mainly cover channel. Cheers, mate!
Satan is lawyer should have been one. Sick video. Great picks
Edit: Amazing picks
Which riff from Satan is Lawyer do you think is the best? Honestly, dude, this video was extremely hard for me just because I had to leave out so many terrific riffs because otherwise, it would be their whole discography you know? haha Thanks a lot, glad you've liked the selection and the riffage!
edit: Now, that I listened to it again. I think I'd personally choose the riff that comes after that double kicks part if I'd have add it to my list.
@@0secmusic9 totally
That was sick
Thank you, dude!
2:30 Wisdom Comes was *sooooooooooooooo* indistiguishable from the original that i even doubted like "is this even him playing the riff?"
Haha, I appreciate it, mate! That's what I tried to accomplish, as close as I can get to the original, good to hear that you receive it like this. Thanks again, and cheers!
How to choose
Nice playing and video overall :)
Thank you very much, glad you dig it!
Man, Gojira used to be great. I really liked from Mars to L’Efant (I know that’s not the right spelling) albums. When they dropped their death metal edge, I pretty much checked out on the band.
Oh, I see, I'm on the other side of the spectrum, usually, if a band changes style, pushes the boundaries, and/or evolves, I tend to like their new direction and appreciate their evolving sound.
It's L'Enfant Sauvage (think Infant/Savage)
So cool!!!
Thanks, mate!
The Link is the most underrated. Like straight death metal phase Gojira.
Yea, I'd also add Terra Incognita to that. Lots of great riffs on those records!
@@0secmusic9 Terra is great too but I feel like on Link you can hear there sound really taking shape but there is still so much rawness it ends up sounding like Morbid Angel half the time
@@mikesbadopinions9671 Oh, I see what you're saying. Yea, you can totally see their progression and development in that album, both songwriting and sonic-wise. Now that you mentioned it, not too long ago I made that same Morbid Angel reference to someone haha Cheers dude!
i love that love riff
Yeah, me too, so cool!
Yeah love is so underrated
Rememberance reminds me of destroy erase improve. So godlike.
Oh yea, for sure dude!
It must have been hard to pick just 3 riffs from each album...
Yes, it was harder than playing those riffs haha
well done!
Thanks a lott, Logan!
Awesome video bro. Are all these riffs in the same tuning?
Thanks a lot, Toby! Copying from another comment: "The majority are in standard D tuning. However, a couple of them are in drop C tuning. Also, The Art of Dying was in CGCD#GC."