Carl-Richard

Ultimate musical improvisation/creativity

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Tbh, I feel to decisively label him as Orange-Green, when I don't feel comfortable labeling him at all, is inappropriate. He is kinda all over the place: sometimes he comes off as an epistemically arrogant Orange, sometimes he comes off as a Green New-Ager, and sometimes he comes off like a perspectivally complex Yellow. Of course, it's to some extent like this for all people, but it's very noticeable with thisintegrated, and I can give detailed accounts for all of these examples. And I can hear him saying "what if me being different just means I'm Turquoise?". Maybe? Could someone at Turquoise come off as an Orange dunce 1/3rd of the time? Maybe Turquoise is just completely wild, I don't know. The best explanation I've got is just thisintegrated being an atypical guy with an atypical personality, way of thinking and history.

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So I was listening to this song by The Aristocrats, and I noticed that the main riff at 0:33 sounded very similar to "Bad Horsie" by Steve Vai, only a more deranged version. Then I remembered that the bassist of the band used to play for Steve Vai, and I thought "huh, maybe this is a tribute to Bad Horsie by Steve Vai". Then I looked at the title of the song, and it said "Terrible Lizard" ? Of course!

 

 


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That microtonal vocal line she keeps doing has been stuck inside my mind all day xD

 


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Sometimes I wish I was a girl lmao. So emotional.

 

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The song that made me get into death metal:

 


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This is the most insane Meshuggah song I've ever heard. It's quite literally insane.


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Heaviest classical piece performed on electric guitar.

 


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My favorite technical death metal instrumental song

 


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This is the tightest live performance of a guitar solo in technical death metal history:

7:00

 

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OMG why is this so good? xD

 


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See the progression from thrash metal to djent :D

 

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Metallica's heaviest song from 1986 remixed and remastered to sound even heavier.

 


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Opeth isn't the only band from the 90s and early 00s that mixed progressive metal and extreme metal influences. Dan Swanö of Edge Of Sanity could be considered the progenitor of the style. But of course, Dan Swanö has a lot of ties to Opeth, as he is Swedish as well. He mixed some of their albums, collaborated with Mikael Akerfeldt on a few songs, and also plays in Bloodbath (oldschool death metal band) where Mikael also played.

 

 

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Ron Jarzombek was a technical metal innovator in his earlier years, and more recently, he has taken some novel approaches to songwriting similar to Meshuggah by starting from specific limitations.

In this album, his melodies follow a type of serialism seen in modern classical composers, which gives off this mentally unstable vibe, as the goal is to have no single note that can be identified as the root note. He also wrote the songs as scores for different scenes from horror movies, so seeing those scenes together with the music, coupled with the unsettling tonal nature and the extreme metal soundscape, truly makes this an especially deranged piece of metal music.

 

 

 

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Probably the only Death Metal song where you can hear (almost) all the lyrics. Probably the catchiest one too.

 


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NO WAY! He did the solo in Konnakol:

1:56

Insane.


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