Interview Meshuggah - Tomas Haake (part 1) video free download


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Tomas Haake about His first drumkit, early inspiration from drummers, Rush

Video interview with Tomas Haake from metalband Meshuggah. FaceCulture spoke to drummer Tomas Haake from Meshuggah about his early drumming years, Rush, learning and rehearsing, different aspects of the ObZen album, the song Bleed, writing lyrics, the song Bleed, the upcoming live DVD and lots more. (03/09/2008)

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10 years ago

gottimetimestp

Bling Benny, numbers affect everything and can be seen to dictate aspects of whatever the subject may be. Messugah are a metal band, they inevitably jam and so I hear they have periods of writing alone but primarily mathematicians they are not, just like you have no rare insight with such cliche nonsense. They sound good because they know their material and are tight. Not maths, and certainly not "math". 

11 years ago

NinZine

I agree. I'm Swedish, use English daily/only, and you can hear which part I'm from... Probably tells you more about me than Tomas though :)

11 years ago

CareyPortnoyBeauford

good point actually. i didnt think about that

11 years ago

Robyn Withrow

"I moved on to cooookie jars" :)

11 years ago

Newkie YTPg

That moment when a swedish man is better at speaking english than most people that speak english as their native tongue. Sverige vet hur det ska gå till!

11 years ago

zombicue

true but they may be talking about his near-perfect accent

11 years ago

Eirik Skogstad Andreassen

"Fluent" doesn't necessitate "good". Most scandinavians have quite the special accents. Haake on the other hand, speaks and writes English very good. It's almost impossible to hear that he is actually Swedish.

12 years ago

SordidDawn

He writes all of Meshuggah's lyrics, of course his English is good.

12 years ago

thezone193

If I didn't know he was Swedish before watching this, I would've just thought he was American. But why are 95% of the population of Sweden fluent in English, compared to other non English speaking countries?

12 years ago

Pseudo Nym

I don't think it's at all surprising that his English is so good. It surprises me a bit though of how little of an accent he appears to have.

12 years ago

skiddlecrumms

Well, what we consider lazy is probably nothing compared to what he considers lazy.

12 years ago

kirk dudey

75% of the chicks give bjs and 95% of ppl speak english..Those odds are better then america these days. Sign me up!

12 years ago

vikingablod1016

he says that he is lazy but mårten and jens said that he was a professor in every subject and a doctor in drums

13 years ago

mandolinroad

@Dungarth It's the pronounciation. Being fluent means nothing. Extremely few Swedes can speak in as convincing an accent as Tomas does.

13 years ago

PaddyHarrison1986

He speaks far better English than most English people. And I'm English.

13 years ago

antibulletdodger101

@Emikropz are you kidding me.. basically everyone here speaks fluent english, something I´ve never come across in other non-english speaking countries

13 years ago

zzy177

after all English is one of the most if not THE most spoken language in the world

13 years ago

manan dedhia

God takes drum lessons from Tomas......

13 years ago

Emikropz

Wow, his english is good.. surprisingly as he's swede

13 years ago

Crescendo

I will have to quote myself because people still go on about a false statement that has been thumbed up for some reason: "I've seen more Swedes talking horrible English than those perfectly fluent at it. "omg Haake is Swedish so all of us are fluent in English!11" "

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