+1.... Four bars of 5/8 works out the same, note-value-wise, as a bar of 10/4, but it's the feel that's important, here. The pulse is in 5/8 - ie, where the pattern "repeats" or whatever... at 1:40, the little breakdown between drums and bass - that sounds like a 10/8 pattern (could be written as two bars of 5/8, but the pattern is over 10), then it goes back to 5/8, and then 10/8 again, and so forth....

Speaking of counting and patterns, how about the little "snare w/ no strainer" fill that starts at 3:01-ish... ;) Cute little Carey riff....