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YouTube Comments - 3,258 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
2022 and this album is still a 10/10.
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0:00 - Muramasa
2:51 - Have a Blast (guthrie govan guest solo)
8:46 - Facepalm mute
13:40 - Ji
18:55 -Scarlet
23:04 - Luck as a constant
29:09 - Ragnarok
35:45 - The Gods must be crazy!
39:23 - Make total destroy
43:50 - Erised (John petrucci guest solo)
50:03 - Epoch
52:14 - Froggin' Bullfish
57:20- Mile Zero (Wes hauch guest solo)
1:02:51 - Masamune
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0:00 - Muramasa 2:51 - Have a Blast (guthrie govan guest solo) 8:46 - Facepalm mute 13:40 - Ji 18:55 - Scarlet 23:04 - Luck as a constant 29:09 - Ragnarok 35:45 - The Gods must be crazy! 39:23 - Make total destroy 43:50 - Erised (John petrucci guest solo) 50:03 - Epoch 52:14 - Froggin' Bullfish 57:20- Mile Zero (Wes hauch guest solo) 1:02:51 - Masamune
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Still to this day I return to listen to the album that completely changed my life. These songs got me through very tough times. And continue to spark something deep within my being that gives me clarity when I need it the most. Thank you Periphery for this gift.
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0:00 - Muramasa
2:51 - Have a Blast (guthrie govan guest solo)
8:46 - Facepalm mute
13:40 - Ji
18:55 -Scarlet
23:04 - Luck as a constant
29:09 - Ragnarok
35:45 - The Gods must be crazy!
39:23 - Make total destroy
43:50 - Erised (John petrucci guest solo)
50:03 - Epoch
52:14 - Froggin' Bullfish
57:20- Mile Zero (Wes hauch guest solo)
1:02:51 - Masamune
(Thx to Despised, relying his comment to get on top)
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Am I the only one who thinks that Have a Blast is one of the best songs ever made
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This is honestly one of the best albums of all time
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Periphery has a little bit of everything for everyone to enjoy. Half the people arguing in the comments cant even play in instrument, your points therefore hold very little value. If you are a musican of any kind you would understand how things work for example: Spencers vocals be it his cleans or screams blend into the songs so well and they are fitting for what is being played in the songs.
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... My... word. We're here ladies and gents, this is it, the center of the universe.
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Happy 10 years Periphery II
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all of these djent djokes are making me djittery.
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My favorite album
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This album was a game changer and got rinsed 4 times a day to and from journey at work and everywhere inbetween.
Hail Periphery
I mean Stan
24 |
In case anyone’s wondering, this is still the best progressive metal album ever released.
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Man this album still gives me chills 11 years later. Some of the best metal I've ever heard. ❤️
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I remember sitting in my bed on a Saturday morning with my shitty HP laptop that barely ran, browsing YouTube and just randomly clicking on this. My 8th grade mind was blownnnnnnnnnn. This album got me into this genre and has helped my drumming grow and be what it is today. The nostalgia is real.
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While I do enjoy Juggernaut, they will never be able to out do Periphery II. In my opinion this is the best progressive metal album of the 2010's.
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I am returning to the roots over and over again. Even after 11 years this album gives me goosebumps
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This is the most important metal album of the modern era, and I don't feel that is up for debate. This album changed everything, for everybody in the genre. Production, how to record modern music, the guest spots, the moments on the album, I could go on all day with reasons why this is objectively the most important single modern metal album. The more I learn about production, mixing, arrangement, composition, etc. in metal, the more this album's importance is made even clearer.
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@hansolzy
5 years ago
Man.. this brings me back to simpler times.
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