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There was no decade quite like the 80s.

The entire song is composed of irregular time signature such as 5/8 and 7/8. Some of Seikima-II's songs use irregular time signatures.

Combining overplay and creepy stalker vibes - a song that I'd also be OK with never hearing again - this was pretty good- rating is a good balance. I think part of Bruce's power is that he never mails it in- he enjoys performing and you can feel it. By my count this is at least the second song you flat out admit you don't like ( see- Staying Alive) he's been involved with a version that you have enjoyed- plus several songs that usually aren't in your wheelhouse that you grooved to.

I agree with your wall of death score. I gave it less. lol It was a bunch of guys skipping towards each other like they were skipping aroung the May Pole. lmao Still, Gojira's most fun song at a live show tune.

Good

Good

9.2 Go. This is a 20.

You can here Zeps Achilles Last Stand in this track. My favourite from this album. You can hear Corgan and Chamberlain locked together all the way. 🤘🏼

Looking forward to see Archspire being brought up to the channel!

nice version of the song, and nice review

This was part of the Human Rights Tour 1988. Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Tracy Chapman, Peter Gabriel and others toured together. Parts of the E Street Band were in this band too.

Demon Kakka is simply the best

It should be prescribed as a nasal decongestant. It still works on me after more listenings than I care to admit. Thanks for putting yourself out there.

10:15 Yeah think Flyleaf was right after that Nu metal craze I thought they were so edgy and cool. Something about females just rocking out just a different sound

4:11 I think Paramore are very influenced in "nu metal" but still have their own kinda vibe with the 2000's. Again Hayley Williams just makes them different with her vocals

5:43 See Punk? but I think a lot of these "rock" maybe "alt" bands in the 2000's did this kinda mix but Hayley Williams vocals just put Paramore on a different level

Ive seen this live. I sounds just as good as the album

Frieza doesn’t deserve Demon Kakka singing his theme. Cell deserves the badassery.

David's whole bit on him getting mad at the boxer was hilarious to me 🤣, I love Jen too, and glad she made this song

I absolutely love the live performance they did for this in Tennessee the Cello, and violin was so good! The gradual build up with the Cello accompanied with the smooth wave of the violin play just mmm so good

I like that you get tougher on scoring. It was an issue, even lot of 8.0-8.9 songs we're in old score system.

I very much grew listening Amorphis, Sentenced and Nightwish in my youth. Possibly living in Finland hadsome effect on that too. 😂👀

Never heard The Blasters?? You spent way to much time listening to metal cr@p..

I can't blame you for your opinion.This is my favorite Radiohead song and this version is by far the best. I mean, the song ended up on BBC's Blue Planet. But I think the reason Radiohead fans love it so much is because the album's version is so vastly different that hearing what they did here is atonishing. Also, you stopped the video at the beginning of the crecendo, completely ruining the chaotic transition of erratic noise into melodic music. The 3rd drummer is Clive Deamer from Portishead. We agree on Zappa.

I love her voice in this, nice sultry voice that mixes well with his harsh vocals.

flat is on purpose. There are many flat notes in music. You can tell it is intentional when Eddie joins them. He hits the same notes. Intentionally.

I am not gonna hate on you. I have never in 40 plus years heart. Anybody's say that playing It behind your back. Or above your head simple or common not that big of a deal. So my question is if you're gonna say that. Who else does it names backup your words. Again, I'm not a hater, everybody's entitled to their opinion. I actually look forward to hearing.. Snippets and criticism or constructive criticism opinions. But if you're gonna do that, can you need to prove that you've heard scene and no somebody else..

Nice of you to mention the lights, What I really like about this is in the chorus it's just left and right to the beat in the music, it's simple but effective, for me too much today get overproduced with 100ths of lighting cues for every song and that just makes to much distracting

Their first 3 albums are heavy and excellent

I was thinking there could've been (a bit) more dynamic range in the vocals, but I like the point about it being more reserved.

More than I could chew is one to check out

I see Mastodon. I click.

they are just so so so good live, saw them twice now... and as always, love the reaction AND review mr. heretic! <3

Speaking as a bass player, Juna's obviously the instantly obvious star of the show. But the shamisen player and her rock star moves were the bomb. I like the way she started her solo in the last bar of the keyboard player's solo. It's so much fun when the different elements of a song blend together.