YES!!! That's it. I'll have to check out Chaosphere. In the Ibanez catalog of 2003...I see that the bass player for them plays an Ibanez BTB...that's cool in my book. Actually I believe the guitarist does to.
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Meshuggah "I" ep..
- Thread starter Lackey
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AHHHHHHH HA HA HA HA HA!!!!! I just remembered that I downloaded the CD to my X-Box last summer before I got this computer!!!! Banging head as I type!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
I just finished listening to Chaosphere again... whoa.
For some reason, I didn't appreciate the tracks all sounding the samish until I listened to the hidden track... HOLY ****!
They took every track and combined them and they fit together in such a strange way, it was nuts. Chaotic, yet very very impressive.
I still really like the reoccouring theme concept all together, that little lead they play in different variations all throughout the album.
New Millennium Cyanide Christ in particular makes good use of this lead. When it all comes together, it honestly sounds like the gates of hell opening up. Which is, BTW, very metal.
So yeah, I guess I like Meshuggah now. I don't worship them like you guys seem to, but they are kick ass.
For some reason, I didn't appreciate the tracks all sounding the samish until I listened to the hidden track... HOLY ****!
They took every track and combined them and they fit together in such a strange way, it was nuts. Chaotic, yet very very impressive.
I still really like the reoccouring theme concept all together, that little lead they play in different variations all throughout the album.
New Millennium Cyanide Christ in particular makes good use of this lead. When it all comes together, it honestly sounds like the gates of hell opening up. Which is, BTW, very metal.
So yeah, I guess I like Meshuggah now. I don't worship them like you guys seem to, but they are kick ass.
Matt Till said:New Millennium Cyanide Christ in particular makes good use of this lead. When it all comes together, it honestly sounds like the gates of hell opening up. Which is, BTW, very metal.
I honestly think it's their best song. It's great.
"I'm a carnal, organic anagram/human flesh instead of written letters"
Haake is a huge influence on my lyric writing.
Matt Till said:
Do you know how hard it is to rip off Meshuggah?
Him and Carly Coma from Candiria were what made me all "Why the heck am I trying to write with my brain? I should just write with my headbones."
So now I write with my headbones, and I feel I'm better for it.
Brendan said:
Sorry dude, your just not Sweedish enough.
I still dig the hell out of your writing. When's your band going to have some recordings?
Matt Till said:
Between Haake and Coma, I'm about as original as Creed.
A better question would be "when am I goint to get a band?"
Why do you think I have the bit about shooting all musicians twice daily in my profile?
Brendan said:
Mmm.
I thought you were a vocalist (and not a bassist) in a death metal band. You talked of that earlier. Did that fall apart?
I agree on shooting of musicians though. Good for nothing lazy bastards.
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Matt Till said:I just finished listening to Chaosphere again... whoa.
For some reason, I didn't appreciate the tracks all sounding the samish until I listened to the hidden track... HOLY ****!
They took every track and combined them and they fit together in such a strange way, it was nuts. Chaotic, yet very very impressive.
I still really like the reoccouring theme concept all together, that little lead they play in different variations all throughout the album.
New Millennium Cyanide Christ in particular makes good use of this lead. When it all comes together, it honestly sounds like the gates of hell opening up. Which is, BTW, very metal.
So yeah, I guess I like Meshuggah now. I don't worship them like you guys seem to, but they are kick ass.
*Sniffle...*
They grow up so fast...
*Sniffle...*
