- "I'm in a band." - "Which one?" - "Meshuggah." - "Woah! What instrument do you play?" - "The lights."

My oldest daughter just got her first college boyfriend. He likes Meshuggah. So far so good...

3:05 Pravus 8:27 Born In Dissonance 13:22 The Hurt That Finds You First 19:02 Rational Gaze 24:42 Future Breed Machine 30:51 Stengah 36:49 Straws Pulled At Random 42:26 Clockworks 50:19 Lethargica 57:57 Bleed 1:05:30 Demiurge

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the 6th member of the band? The lighting guy is an absolute beast.

The best Swedish band since Abba.

Imagine being a meshuggah fan but you're epileptic

can all my fellow drummers just appreciate how good those ghost notes sound in this live. Congrats to Meshuggah for succesfully opening a black hole on Earth.

I don't always listen to Meshuggah but when I do, so do my neighbors.

Jens is such a powerful frontman without doing all that much. His stance on the speaker, the arms up, the toothy clench, the way he peers into the crowd. He’s a madman’s maestro.

Any drummer: practices with metronome Metronome: practices with Thomas Haake

I'm 64 years old and I love this band!

How is no one talking about Per? Can't imagine how pressured I'd feel if I had to fill in for Fredrik, and he's just chill AF through the entire show, enjoying and nailing this madness.

Note to self: New life goal - see Meshuggah live.

Hey this band’s pretty nifty!

I love how crowd starts screaming "meshuggah" in polyrhythms at 57:20

Such bands should play in Eurovision.

Me in College: Doing Calculus and Linear Algebra Meshuggah on stage: *Doing Calculus and Linear Algebra*

I'm only here because of a recommendation after watching a Gojira show. But...God. This is life changing.

That transition between The Hurt That Finds You First and Rational Gaze 18:55 made my night

Gotta give Per Nilsson some big time appreciation here. Filling Thordendal's shoes on tour is an impossible ask, and he did a damn close job. Hats off brotha.

Ok but can we appreciate that this band has been at this shit for over THIRTY YEARS & they STILL sound incredible. That is absolutely insane given the extreme nature of their music.

My ears are still ringing from this concert 4 years later, and I wasn't even there.

Tomas Haake’s footwork patterns on Bleed are insane to begin with, but the fact that he has them so locked in when playing live is truly incredible. These guys are on another level as far as being able to perform their material live. One of the greatest metal bands of all time imo

The sound mixing is 10/10

Per Nilsson's contribution, performance and small personal touches are absolutely perfect, I honestly can't think of anyone else to fill in for Fredrik

How on earth can a band play this tight? Everyone is just totally locked in. Almost. The. Whole. Time. Even the lights! I'm completely amazed by it. Probably some of the best concert footage I've ever seen.

Can we all agree that the sound engineer is in Beast Mode for this set. The whole show is tight AF.

rumor has it that physicists at CERN sync their atomic clock with Tomas Haakes drumming

It takes a lot of effort to programme those lights. The lighting engineer needs to be appriciated. He's like the 6th member of the band. He knows every beat of the songs.

That drop on "Lethargica" was so fucking heavy it created a gravity well effect around my speakers and collapsed my whole room into a singularity.

Its on my bucket list to see this band live at least one time before I die.

First thing that needs to happen when this pandemic is over, is a MASSIVE MESHUGGAH CONCERT

Just think, in 50 years time, this music will be considered 50s swing-era music, the possibilities are endless!

That Lethargica breakdown is LITERALLY the greasiest breakdown ever. I swear. And Lethargica is one of Meshuggahs top underrated tracks as well as my personal favorite.

Best band I have ever seen in my entire life. This is elite mixing, metal musicianship, and lighting at its best. Sounds better than the album recordings in my opinion. Unfuckwithable.

I don't think my pants would've survived seeing this live. Just incredible.

Jens sounds better live than in studio at 53 years old?? Insane. Of course the band is technically perfect. Gives me goosebumps, the whole thing. The Hurt That Finds You First has been on repeat every chance I get to hear it.

Clockworks is one of their most insane songs, how the hell they play that live without turning into dust amazes me

The fact that Bleed is the 2nd last song on the set is mind-blowing. I play the 5min shortened version of it and I feel like my legs are about to fall off; but here's Meshuggah nearly an hour into the concert blasting Bleed like it ain't no thing.

I literally have a hard time believing what these guys do in the stage. They are so perfect playing all those complex rhythms, to me it is actually scary to see this level of performance, doesn't even look human.

Meshuggah it is one of the most beautiful things that have happened to me in my life.

The last phrase of Straws Pulled at Random is one of my favorite Meshuggah things ever. It gives me chills to hear live.

There is nothing like Meshuggah live. NOTHING.\m/

Playing a show without any mistakes must be the craziest feeling on the planed. So satisfying to flow over those impossible parts.

That lights effect during Future Breed Machine breakdown was insane. The light engineer is a GOD

The crowd just looks mesmerised. A Meshuggah live show is incomparable. Almost a spiritual experience. Best band there ever was.

This is the best thing that internet has to offer.

Meshuggah really is the only metal band you have to see live. After that you can say you've seen the best metal concert known to man.

Im glad to hear jens still likes juice, true filtered vitamine substance after all these years

We are all extremely fortunate to be living in the same decades as these brilliant men.

Straws Pulled at Random is one of the best metal songs of all time. Just so good. Catchy, as well.

Supermassive black holes: We're the heaviest matter in the universe. Meshuggah: hold my beer.

Straws pulled at random, the bending of the strings combined with the lights sweeping down...absolutely mind blowing and epic.

is Per the most legendary fill in ever? like in any band ever? i can't think of even a close second

Just broke up with my girl all down..... I see this in my feed, now I'm grinning ear to ear and head banging. Thank you

Set list: --------------------------------------------------------- 3:05 Pravus 8:27 Born In Dissonance 13:22 The Hurt That Finds You First 19:02 Rational Gaze 24:42 Future Breed Machine 30:51 Stengah 36:49 Straws Pulled At Random 42:26 Clockworks 50:19 Lethargica 57:57 Bleed 1:05:30 Demiurge ---------------------------------------------------------

Meshuggah was sitting in my music library for over 20 years - mostly unlistened. I always had the feeling there is something special to this music but never managed to dig below the surface. I finaly saw them live in Vienna this year for the first time - I can't get enough since! To say it with the words of bill burr - a truly life-altering experience.

Per’s solo on The Hurt That Finds You First (18:00) really just engulfed me. I closed my eyes and I felt every thought I had just leave.

The guy whose controlling the lights, is a member of Meshuggah

Jens Kidman is 53 years old here and never sounded more vicious. Fucking unbelievable.

Meshuggah and Gojira on tour together would be epic . Imagine seeing Gojira and Meshuggah the same night.

Hands down one of the greatest metal bands of all time!!! I can't think of another band that actually fights off their level of musical complexity and heaviness. Their live performances are fucking unparalleled!

The band that can do no wrong. There is only one constant in my life and it's that no matter what I'm going through, I can always, always count on Meshuggah to churn out this deranged head-caving music. I always go through cycles after not hearing the band for a while and I think, 'are they really as great as I constantly chalk them up to be? Do I put them on too high of a pedestal?' and then I hear or see something that reaffirms tenfold their magnificence while I feel like I've been punished for faltering and doubting for even a single second

The Lethargica solo into the drop had me in tears for some reason that I cannot explain. Greatest metal band of all time imho. The amount of sheer talent and raw primal power never leaves me in awe. Long live Meshuggah!

57:27 what else to expect, even a fans of Meshuggah shouts polyrhythmically

This mix sounds waaaay better! But there still is small lack of bass. Cheers from Russia to all Meshuggah fans!

ladies and gentlemen… the undisputed, undefeated, heaviest band in the world.

I saw them open for Tool in the early 2000s. My friends and I thought there was a war going on in the arena. We were terrified and mesmerized! I have been an unwavering fan ever since that day!

I just heard something called Demiurge for the first time and now, forever changed, I am here.

When im 80 years old ill still be jamming this

I’m addicted to this. I’ve already watched it like ten times.

Meshuggah live is a completely different experience compared to just listening to the albums. So damn good

These men are gods.

That solo on Future Breed Machine was bloody wild. Psychedelic madness. Loved it.

the guy working the lights is a Meshuggah fan lol he got every beat down perfectly, even changing the lights for like the riff and the snares. dude was mad consistent, i have hella respect for whoever was behind them lights 🙏

If you (yeah! You!) are having this feeling just watching on youtube, imagine a live performance. I've seen them twice here in Brazil and my soul took some time to get back. If you have the tiniest chance to see them live, do it!

One of the most amazing metal bands of human history ladies and Djents...

People: how tight can a band of human mortals be? Meshuggah: yes.

27:50-28:30 is one of the most badass things to happen in music, ever.

That transition into Rational Gaze knocked me out of my chair.

How the hell can he play the whole 7 minuits of bleed after an hour of brutal drumming. Thomas haake is on a bother level

That Future Breed Machine performance at 24:42 gives me fucking goosebumps. Meshuggah are so tight, on records and live shows its unbelievable. Their stuff sounds so fucking gargantuan.

how can a live show sound better than a studio album 😅 incredible ♥️

Everyone who has the pleasure of seeing a Meshuggah concert knows that they are a fucking machine. It is absolute perfection.

the band that delivers one of the most entertaining and brutal live shows. They know well how to transport their audience to a polyrhythmic universe. A unique sound

Dude.. Future Breed Machine knocked me on my ass. This is my favorite version of this song I've ever heard. It's literally perfect. I couldn't stop moving.

Over 30 years and Jens vocals are still powerful. Normally metal vocalist get softer over time but his skills are just amazing.

59:04 both guitars almost drop out. But the amazing thing is that they both lock back in the middle of the riff. That is actually pretty damn impressive. Not an easy thing to do in a riff as complex and technically challenging as Bleed.

Blasted on booze, 50mg edibles, and a nicotine high, Demiurge was an absolutely life-changing experience live. "Terror rising. Agnostics nemesis. A prophet of extinction" I lost my mind, separated from my body, the gravity turned off, and I was transported to another another dimension. Thousands of people in that room but I was the only one there. I will NEVER forget that moment. Thank you Meshuggah!

The extra kick drums in the section of Bleed at 1:00:20 make it soooooo intense. I think this is my favourite KZfaq video ever.

When Mr Thomas Haake takes off his gloves and earbuds, festival's over. No encore, no begging, just respectful applause and an orderly procession to the marked exits.

This is what perfection looks like. The musicians, the sound, the lighting and effects... all of human musical history has coalesced into this moment. Be thankful.

The lighting at 28:14 (Future Breed Machine) god damn...!

This whole set is a work of art.

there is nothing heavier than meshuggah

this is not a band... this is a reaction to this miserable existence.... and as i find out, this is the sound of my own shredded soul....this magical experience called mesuggah is a living embodiment of reality

I was actually there. It was incredible. Perfect performance, tight sound, matching lighting. Best performance I´ve ever seen, though I was never a die-hard Meshuggah fan

28:45 for me the most epic moment I had the privilege to experience live at a concert. When the solo started my mind was blown for good.

Saw them in Nashville, TN couple years back. Meshuggah was the most primal & aggressive concert I've ever been to. If you have not seen them live or you are still on the fence because Meshuggah isn't your main jam, just do it. I swear to you, you will not regret it.

It's so freaking technical these dudes literally can't move when they are doing their work. The light show guy makes the whole thing just wicked.