That intro from 'The Art of Dying' by GOJIRA

Time Consuming Ep #37: One of the most requested songs in the comments, and for a good reason. "The Art of Dying" by Gojira has this epic intro with a HuGE 45 beat group in it. CHECK IT OUT!

The concept behind this songs polyrhythm is having two time signatures interact simultaneously.

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'The Art of Dying' original song:

Oh and, thanks for the extra hands Or Berger and Rachel Eisman!

MEGA BIG thanks to the amazing Sharon Renold for all the help in production, after effects, thumbnails and being awesome.
And lastly, HUGE thanks to Omer Gabay, my brother, for all the tremendous production help!

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Spotify playlists:
The "Time Consuming" playlist has all songs covered in the channel.

The "Time Consuming Suggestions" playlist has all the suggestions I got from you guys in the comments, plus a bunch of options I've put in.
Some of them may not have polyrhythms, and I'll delete them slowly once I go over it all!

If you have recommendations for songs for this channel, send them over!

Thanks for watching, Yogev

#musiceducation #polyrhythms #gojira

[LoudwireMusic]

This is like when they cracked the Zodiac Killer cipher

[temporaltomato]

*plays quintuplets version*
Me: Wow that's so cool!
Him: That sounds pretty bad.
Me: That sounds SO bad.

[Owliversestarlad]

3:19 he's actually not counting how many hits there are. He's counting out how many arms you'll need in order to play this song correctly

[spergferguson]

this is the only video that has ever explained mario's octopus drumming in any understandable way

[alexanderprime]

I like Mario’s drumming but i hate how he makes me feel stupid

[HashiShark]

The “muted guitar part” sounds like a clock ticking

[i.alinawaz]

I have nothing but huge respect for this guy. Imparting so much of knowledge with so much of hard work and a classy production!!

[schizophrenicenthusiast]

Finally, now I can listen to this track and tap my finger along in correct time.

[ikeatable]

This video is still somehow shorter than the song itself.

[omerprimat]

What a closure of 10 years of confusion... Genius!

[williamchristensen]

HO LEE SHEET.
I've listened to this song so many times, but seeing how it all comes together speaks so much to Mario's skill. What a machine!

[squibblez]

this is an incredibly easy-to-digest explanation of this intro, and it's still confusing. God bless Gojira

[chadid_]

Never in my life would i imagine watching King Radovid the Stern explaining a Gojira song

[gregtheflyingwhale]

If you're 5 5 5

THEN IM 3 3 3!!!!

[TheApostleofRock]

"45 is nowhere close to being divided by four"

44: BRRUH

[Lyendith]

So the rhythm is actually surprisingly consistent… Just the same pattern played in different ways… Awesome breakdown!

[aspaff]

The only guy who takes TAOD intro and wonders what what it would sound like with MORE polyrhythms. Fucking subbed

[gorehammero]

Been drumming for around 13 years, guitarist for 20+ and this is the most simple way I've ever seen theory discussed. Very well done sir.

[GrimmMusic]

That intro makes me go to the limits of the abyss of the death. Mario Duplantier is something else on drums

[alegiddings]

This is next level man, better than the online college classes lol