Hey there Steve here, hope you're doing well. Today we're going to take a look at top five mafroc intros and these ended up between the years of 1999 to 2007. I do plan to make more of these for different time periods so if you do end up enjoying the video, please let me know if you'd like to see more of them. I play the guitar parts and I give a little introduction to each of the intros and my good friend Joel, the drummer for our band mountains, he kindly provided the drums for each of them and he does apologize because you could only get access to a crappy kit as you call it and it's not the best audio quality but it definitely does the job so thank you very much to Joel. They are in order of personal preference and I know what you're going to be saying, I can't believe you didn't include this song or include that song. Yeah so please leave those comments down below and please leave your top five mafroc intros down below too. So without any further ado, let's get into it. So coming in hot at number five is the song Cutself Not by the band Farrowquake and this is from the turn of the century release The View from this tower. This track has a really meaty bass line in the intro and I don't have a bass so actually I use my guitar and I use the TC electronic subnip to provide the bass line there so I hope you enjoy this one.ragt the song Fireback about your new baby sex by Mafferock Connoisseurs Don Cabalero. This is from their third release and this was released in 2000 and this album was recorded by Steve Albini, I do believe. It's a solid opener for an album and the guitar part is really fun to play, especially when doing the harmonies. Music Coming in at number three we have Hella and we have the song Biblical Violence which was released in 2002 on their debut album Hold Your Horses. What I'm going to say about this one it was pretty hard to learn and also Joel commented about such a hard time that he had trying to get the drum track down to. Coming in at number two we have one of my all-time favourite Mafferock bands and this is Tereo Melos and the track is 40 Rats to the Hogshead which is taken from their Simpsons reference. This was on their 2007 EP released Drugs to the Dear Youth and this is a really good EP so please go and check it out if you haven't before and there's actually two guitar parts over the tapping but I've just tried to combine them best as I can into one. Coming in at number one we have the band American Football and the song is Never Ments. I mean you probably already guessed that anyway when I said 1999 release. So this one we all fell in love with that riff the first time I heard it right even as strictly some people would say this is Mafferock but it definitely straddles that line between Mafferock and Emo and it very much was one of those first records that influenced many guitarists after to start you know putting guitars into different tunings and writing the twinkly style of Mafferock as it's become to be known as. So that's it for now please let me know down below in the comments what your top five Mafferock intros are and if you would like to see more of these videos I did have a lot of fun making this one and I want to say thanks again to Jolter providing the drums and if anybody else is interested in doing drums or bass for another one of these please let me know and I want to say thank you to all my patrons and if you're not already subscribed and you're enjoying my content please consider subscribing and please leave a like and please share this so other people can see it too. As always thank you for watching and I'll see you next time goodbye.