progressive metal
Progressive metal is a subgenre of heavy metal, which blends the powerful, guitar-driven sound of metal with the complex compositional structures, odd time signatures, and intricate instrumental playing of progressive rock.
Progressive metal is guitar-driven and often features varying (and sometimes sudden) changes in time signatures. The genre is also known for lending itself to complex and extended guitar solos. Consequently, progressive metal songs can become relatively long. Read Full BioProgressive metal is a subgenre of heavy metal, which blends the powerful, guitar-driven sound of metal with the complex compositional structures, odd time signatures, and intricate instrumental playing of progressive rock.
Progressive metal is guitar-driven and often features varying (and sometimes sudden) changes in time signatures. The genre is also known for lending itself to complex and extended guitar solos. Consequently, progressive metal songs can become relatively long.
Progressive metal, itself a subgenre of rock and metal, has many offshoots. Elements of progressive metal can be found in death metal, black metal, avant-garde metal, industrial metal, metalcore, thrash metal, mathcore, power metal, djent and post-metal, among other genres.
Progressive metal is guitar-driven and often features varying (and sometimes sudden) changes in time signatures. The genre is also known for lending itself to complex and extended guitar solos. Consequently, progressive metal songs can become relatively long. Read Full BioProgressive metal is a subgenre of heavy metal, which blends the powerful, guitar-driven sound of metal with the complex compositional structures, odd time signatures, and intricate instrumental playing of progressive rock.
Progressive metal is guitar-driven and often features varying (and sometimes sudden) changes in time signatures. The genre is also known for lending itself to complex and extended guitar solos. Consequently, progressive metal songs can become relatively long.
Progressive metal, itself a subgenre of rock and metal, has many offshoots. Elements of progressive metal can be found in death metal, black metal, avant-garde metal, industrial metal, metalcore, thrash metal, mathcore, power metal, djent and post-metal, among other genres.
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System of a Down Lyrics
Sweet berries ready for two
Ghosts are no different than you
Ghosts are now waiting for you
Are you
Sweet berries ready for two
Ghosts are no different than you
Ghosts are now waiting for you
Are you, dreaming
Dreaming tonight
Dreaming alright
Do we, do we know
When we fly
When we, when we go
Do we die?
Sweet berries ready for two
Ghosts are no different than you
Ghosts are now waiting for you
Are you
Sweet berries ready for two
Ghosts are no different than you
Ghosts are now waiting for you
Are you, dreaming
Dreaming tonight
Dreaming alright
Do we, do we know
When we fly
When we, when we go
Do we die? Yeah
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
Do we, do we know
When we fly
When we, when we go
Do we die?
La la la la la la la la
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Daron Malakian, Serj Tankian
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Ryan Kearney
Dear confused and frustrated drummers and guitarists. I THINK this is right after listening for an hour...
Intro: Straight 5/4 counted 1-2-3-4-5 downbeat on 1.
1st Verse: 5/4 but sounds like syncopated 8th notes, it's damn hard to get into the groove, almost seems like the count is on an upbeat, but I was still able to count it as bars of 1-2-3-4-5, 1-2-3-4-5 or just as effectively (and perhaps moreso) as 1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2-3-4 (2 bars of 5/4)....however...
When Serj says "Are You" there are two bars of 3/4 snuck in there, before the count returns to 5....and then, when he says "are you Dreaming" that is four bars of 3/4 snuck in, counted 1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2-3, before returning to the 5 count...
But Then...for the pre-chorus, for the "dreaming ...the night... dreaming...all right" I count as 6/8 (1-2-3-4-5-6) (four rotations total)
Now the choruses, I get straight 4/4 with a triplet feel, but there's a tempo change.
The slow dramatic chorus can be counted in 4/4 at 120bps.
The fast aggressive chorus at the end counts as 4/4 at about 170bpm. (yes, I had to dig out my metronome...lol)
The 4/4 sounds SOOOO heavy against the weird jarring 5 rhythms... If John came up with this count, he's a legend. Even moreso if Darren cooked this song up and John had to figure out how to drum it. Sometimes guitar players write shit and the drummer is like "fuck you man..."
Jhonathan Matos
Sweet berries ready for two
Ghosts are no different than you
Ghosts are now waiting for you
Are you
Sweet berries ready for two
Ghosts are no different than you
Ghosts are now waiting for you
Are you, dreaming
Dreaming tonight
Dreaming alright
Do we, do we know
When we fly
When we, when we go
Do we die?
Sweet berries ready for two
Ghosts are no different than you
Ghosts are now waiting for you
Are you
Sweet berries ready for two
Ghosts are no different than you
Ghosts are now waiting for you
Are you, dreaming
Dreaming tonight
Dreaming alright
Do we, do we know
When we fly
When we, when we go
Do we die? Yeah
La la la la la la la la
Do we, do we know
When we fly
When we, when we go
Do we die?
La la la la la la la la
Stewie Williamson
Riven my voice on reading the lyrics a bit ago, I remember the waiting for my Grandmother waiting in her car, when this song appears in her head, she started to question me and ask "Munkee, so whom are you waiting for in the car, when the war is happening?"
I looked at her sort of strange in her eyes, brown they are, and replied "Oh I am just waiting for you."
Sort of odd how now, it cherrished it throughout SOAD, it is strange how this has some roots to my father too, I did loved them both in my own way, just not the way they think, paternal admire should of been. How funny the fire is in the question to be.
Rest in peace Melba. How strange you really are.
ARTV
15 years later. God, can't believe how much literally everything has changed yet my love for SOAD remains.
I still remember the first time I saw this video on Fuse when I was 13...
Big Poppa
I listen to this c.d. with your Mom while you were at baseball practice with your Dad.Tell her Ted says sup
katherine kier.
FUSE was so good back in the day
TheGamerG
@HAPPY SPORK couldn’t have said it better myself
endangered
"The Box" for me (their earlier work at least).
Dark Anime Boi
The soul of any band who left is never forgotten
BBR WILD
QUESTION ? Why i love SOAD very much ?
Me:SOAD is perfect
Hellen .D.m.N
vso ufro miyvarxar
BBR WILD
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