So why the 3 peolpes who moves their head are not in time ?

There's some subjectivity involved. If they're not into a particular genre (metal) and especially if they've never heard the song before, they can be somewhat dismissive.

sounded good. lots of groove

the ghost note rolls totally ruined the groove

+THERAMMSTEINFAN490 how....?

cause they were not groovy. haha way too straight forward and static and cycled for a Haake groove. He mainly used them in direct conjunction with either kicks or cymbals.. which kind of seemed stale to me.

on a side-note.. very much like what haake has been doing on Violent Sleep of Reason..

I’d be starting a mosh in the front.

@Shigekishi I agree. I might not be FULL ON banging if im trying to understand a drum piece, but id at least be moving my head a little bit. (maybe that's just how me and you learn? by moving our heads around like idiots? lol)

@@laneweatherbee2232 you can avoid moving the head like an idiot if you just move it with the hats

It’s the drummer from TesseracT. Of course his ghost notes are god like ha. Dude is unreal.

yup

Aaaaaah... that explains a lot haha

Yoo yesssss

I think they were trying to pay attention to his technique. He said it was a master class so I assume they're all aspiring drummers paying close attention

I'll take that.

They call 'em ghosts

Ghost notes aren't the same as syncopations. Ghost notes *can be* (and often are) syncopated, but syncopated notes don't have to be ghost notes.

@@hititwithit that's fine, but he said a subtle syncopation on the snare. Those are textbook ghost notes. Let's not overthink things

+Viihta True that dude. I've been at plenty of shows where even though I love metal and love to head bang, I was there to watch the drummer and was pretty motionless as I stared in awe.

+john marsh You might have something there.

+Nunuv yorbiznes go listen to 'Trojans' by The Algorithm... thats a skillful piece

bazz boyy Meh

no horns from anyone at the end ... nooooo

+Jaxcompot Goddamn can you imagine how hard he'd stomp the hi hat during the Spasm drum solo?

Sadly, though, Meshuggah never seem to play Spasm live, I'd literally pee my pants if they play it if I am in the audience.

@@hakkenarsk Haha trust me I've looked for live videos of Spasm to see how Haake approaches it. No luck though! Troy Wright's cover is the next best thing for me. I've seen Meshuggah once and Future Breed Machine was absolutely fantastic, the breakdown with the perfectly synced strobe lighting was so intense!

What do yo think about straws pulled at random? I tend to listen to theesd two in a row to meditade.

Luke Barker Yeah, I love that Troy picked out that one. So flippin’ groovy. Seen them six or seven times, one of the best live acts I’d say.

Just wanted to say I read your comment and was blown away by how attentive you are. I am very impressed with you.

Wow you are so good 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 true drummer 👍

Isn't that pretty true of all Haake's work? "Metal Mick Fleetwood", as one KZfaqr calls him, seems to have a propensity for weird timing... it gets bloody difficult to headbang when he's playing in three different time signatures at once!

Its in 4/4. The hardest things are the polymeters

@@gSWG3R well, yeah, there's usually a line of 4/4 running through Haake's drumming, but that's never all that's going on. No such thing as a simple 4/4 beat with him!

yeah cookie is right, straight 4/4 with off beat grooves and a 3/4 measure or two to fuck you up

Cookedaburra d The snare is just off of the cymbal, which really fucks me up, and the kick is placed oddly ass well

+Sam Smith Ha yes I'dl like to see that too. One of my favs On guitar, the only reason why I can play along to New millenium cyanide christ is because of pure muscle memory. I know the longer tremolo in the opening riff ends on a downpick, that's it. Usually when you play along to meshuggah it's like thinking of two things at once and it's fun as hell but this one still fucks with me so I need to turn that off and just duguduguduguduuun

He realized the snare was displaced and gave up haha

Ricardo Perez hahahaha

Lol that guy is genuinely me, i literally only know the first groove before I get the timing confused haha

@@ben2nd how did it feel to attend Jay’s class?

@@NintendoCaprisunish honestly it was one of the most enlightening classes I have ever been to, especially as a drummer who looks up to people like Thomas Haake and Jay. He really went in to his history before he was a professional musician, working in a building not far from the ACM, and getting the call up from Tesseract. He then spent a good amount of time explaining how he writes his parts and how he writes with the band. It was amazing, he played Nocturne, a prog rock song that I think was part of a side project, and of course Stengah haha. I even got to have a go on his kit :)