I'm really happy that the Black Keys have "made it," but I really wish that their shows were more like this one today. Wouldn't it be awesome if they did a throwback "Dan & Pat only" show where they played all of the old stuff? I don't begrudge them for evolving and playing the songs that made them rich and famous at their shows now though. I just miss the good 'ol days.
@@Noloveforspectre Jack is more creative with lyrics, Dan is a better overall guitar player imo and can cover more genres . Keeping real music alive both of them though.
Strange Desire, Same Old Thing, I Got Mine, So he Won't Break, Heavy Soul, All Hands Against His Own, Just a Little Heart, Goodbye Babylon, and Black Door are my favorites from "Pre-Brothers"
I'm Not the One, Unknown Brother, Too Afraid to Love You, Black Submarines, Sister, Hell of a Season, Mind Eraser, Weight of Love, Turn Blue, In Our Prime, Up to You Now for "Post-Brothers"
00:00:42 - Thickfreakness 00:04:17 - Girl is on my Mind 00:08:43 - Just Got To be 00:12:00 - Modern Times 00:16:31 - The Breaks 00:20:26 - Stack Shot Billy 00:24:00 - Busted 00:28:08 - You’re the One 00:31:45 - Set You Free 00:34:30 - 10 AM Automatic 00:37:51 - Strange Desire (The Flame medley) 00:40:45 - The Flame 00:45:57 - The Elevator 00:49:27 - Have Love, Will Travel ENCORE: 00:53:56 - Your Touch 00:57:16 - Grown so Ugly 01:00:15 - Till I Get My Way
Sept. 10th I'm seeing these guys for the 3rd time and I can't wait but, I can't help wishing that I'd gotten to see this dirty smoky version at least once.
00:41 Thickfreakness 04:17 Girl is on my mind 08:51 Just got to be 11:50 Mondern times 16:20 Breaks 20:05 Stack shot Billy 24:10 Busted 28:18 You’re the one 31:41 Set you free 34:30 10 A.M. Automatic 37:53 Strange Desire 40:45 The Flame 45:36 Elevator 49:30 Have love will Travel ---- 54:22 Your Touch 57:21 Grown so Ugly 01:00:14 Till I get my way
cmon fellow youtubers. we cant just both agree that the white stripes and black keys are amazing bands and be on our way about it? both groups are kickass musicians and avid music lovers. they are the future of this generation of music and are the few musical groups that dont do it for the mula.
The set list is perfect I know every song and the grunge sounds like I just erupted.You guys need to just be Grateful that they are still around on this planet and try to play places that they never got around to in the beginning of their career.Be sure to see them if they come to your town.DONT Forget TO BOOGIE
Damn why do musicians have to evolve and change their sound. I really wish everyone would stop and just re-hash their first two albums :( Back me up OMals
Not so if you incorporate new ideas etc into your basic formula. Is Motörhead or AC/DC boring o old blues players? I Think not. But than again musical evolving is a western idea. Yes I play music myself and I use a basic blues foundation with my own identity It takes a lot more of yourself to stick to the basics. A talent in itself. You add new flavours, tones etc to the basic mix . But I respect your opinion of course.
In this set they were absolutely on fire! Can´t get enough of it. It´s just a pity the camera editor chose not to linger for more than a second at a time on each shot. It takes away from the sense that you´re kinda there with them, even if nothing compares to the heady, edgy, atmosphere of the Melkweg back then, (if this is indeed from that venue in Amsterdam).
dan and jack both get their influence from old blues artists. they aren't copying one another, since they've maintained a lot of their sound and started at around the same time
You should check out the Bud Spencer Blues Explosion and no I don't mean Jon Spencer. I don't really care for the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, but you might like them. They're a trio though. Anyway check out "Mi sento come se", they're an Italian group.
~Rolling Stones interviews Dan Auerbach~ ~Mmmmmm, just can't get enough. Ever~ www.rollingstone.com/music/features/dan-auerbach-i-cant-get-enough-rage-out-with-just-my-fists-20160106 By Brian Hiatt January 6, 2016 You work a ton, and you're a lifelong insomniac. Have you ever learned to relax? I have a hard time turning the brain off sometimes. A quarter of a Xanax helps [laughs]. And I'm a real good cook, man - I make breakfast, lunch and dinner. I got, like, a Zagat-rated lasagna that I make. And I make my own stock, make my own pasta, a great red sauce. One of the hardest things about [being on] the road is you never cook and end up eating a lot of subpar food. You had a laid-back hippie dad. What did you learn from him that you use in parenting your own two kids? My parents were always open and honest and real - my dad fucking cursed all the time. They didn't hide stuff from me and it's made for a good relationship. You're going to be best served just being yourself - if you were phony as a parent, they'll sniff that shit out really quick when they get older. I've been over to friends' houses where the mother will reprimand them for holding the utensils wrong at the dinner table. For me, that kind of thing always leads to the kid not wanting to spend real adult time with their family. They're being treated like a dog, so they don't want to hang out with you like a human. You box every day - what do you get from that? It's really addictive, but I'm still rage-filled - maybe I need to get into some kicking, too. I can't get enough rage out with just my fists, so I'm going to try to add the legs [laughs]. But I've learned the best boxers manipulate the subtleties, just like in music and art - it's the little stuff that separates the number-one guy from the number 10. Román González is my favorite, because he's such a pure boxer. He has heavy hands, which is great, and his lateral movement and footwork are incredible. What was your favorite book as a kid, and what does that say about you? I was obsessed with a book called My Side of the Mountain, about a kid who runs away and then lives in the woods in a hollowed-out tree. And I essentially wanted to have a hollowed-out treehouse ever since I was, like, 14. Actually, my treehouse is essentially my studio - I just realized that that's what I should name it. What's your favorite room in your house? I've got a room I call "the library." It's Daddy’s room. Strange smells emanate from Daddy's room, and the fireplace is on and it's dimly lit. I've got the stereo there. We listen to gospel records. I sit in there and feed the baby the bottle. And the sun comes up on that side, so I usually watch the sunrise in the morning there. Who are your heroes - who would you still be nervous to meet? Ever since I met Lou Reed, I don't really have heroes anymore. Or, at least, I don't want to meet them, unless I'm working as equals in the studio with someone like Dr. John. I heard a lot of Lou stories from my cousin [Voidoids guitarist] Robert Quine. Then the Black Keys were playing a fundraiser with Lou right after Robert died in 2004. So I walk up to Lou and say, "I'm playing in the Black Keys here. My cousin was Robert Quine. He told me how much he thought of you." Lou stared in my eyes, and just turned around and walked away [laughs]. What rules do you live by? Basic rules, like, be good to people. I've never been in a fight in my whole life. On the soccer team in high school, I broke up a lot of fights, held a lot of people down. I've ducked some punches, but I always thought fighting was for pussies. You're fighting because you can't express yourself. I never want to be that weak. You were raised in Akron, Ohio. What's the most Midwestern thing about you? I wear the same jeans every day. In the Midwest, you get a pair of jeans and then you just wear them until the crotch splits, and then you have to get a new pair. I buy a lot of pants, but I only wear my jeans. I see myself as this person who can wear slacks, and then I never do it. What habit would you like to break? Habit? My whole life is a habit! My coffee, the things I eat, how I get dressed. If I start breaking habits, I'm fucking with the matrix - I'm afraid to mess with the space-time continuum. And I'm happy with myself, warts and all. All my flaws - fuck it. I'm not trying to be perfect anymore. The people who are around me like me enough for who I am. You can read as many self-help books as you want, but you are who you are. You gotta just start to accept that.
Iam a huge Black Keys fan and i like the White Stripes.. Alot. But I cant honestly see the resemblance that makes everyone compare them all the freaking time.
He didn't start out with 3 amps, and Dan and Pat are "The Black Keys" because the bassist and keyboard player are only there for part of the sets, so they're not a part of the band full time. He's changed from 1 amp and a customized tele, to 2 amps and an SG, then a customized harmony, to supros, added the Marshall around the 4th album. Their overall style has changed from very basic and garage/blues rocky on the first 3, to more straight rock on the next 2, soulful on Brothers and now more alt.
Does anyone know a legit reason why they don't play this anymore and now come up with Gotta Get Away and Fever ect.... it makes me sad that sometimes they don't even play set you free anymore :'(
Bands have to evolve and change their style so they dont get bored of what they play. Imagine playing the same songs every day for years, it gets old. Also, as they go on through their careers they meet new people and become interested in different styles, and that shows in their newer stuff.
![The Raconteurs - From The Basement Full Set [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/fMwbrdnNn9Q/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm really happy that the Black Keys have "made it," but I really wish that their shows were more like this one today. Wouldn't it be awesome if they did a throwback "Dan & Pat only" show where they played all of the old stuff? I don't begrudge them for evolving and playing the songs that made them rich and famous at their shows now though. I just miss the good 'ol days.
They did that sometimes.
NO bass ???...nah ..i love a good duo configuration (white stripes..example) but im a bass player...i need the low end.
dan auerbach is my guitar idol
Mine too!!
My Dad and him are the reason i play! All i know is Black keys song to play and sing l i nesd new stuff😅
@@bluestogreen1693 Should try learning some white stripes dude.
@@SuperCragsterjack white low key wishes he couldve wrote riffs like Dan
@@Noloveforspectre Jack is more creative with lyrics, Dan is a better overall guitar player imo and can cover more genres . Keeping real music alive both of them though.
I LOVE these older concerts with just them against the world...
Best part of the video, 00:01 to 1:03:38
Strange Times is one of their best songs of all-time Imo.
Jacob Gang i do agree, but your touch remains my favourite
Wow. I meant Strange Desire. lol
Jacob Gang Brooklyn Bound and Just a Little Heat are easily the dirtiest riffs they have
Strange Desire, Same Old Thing, I Got Mine, So he Won't Break, Heavy Soul, All Hands Against His Own, Just a Little Heart, Goodbye Babylon, and Black Door are my favorites from "Pre-Brothers"
I'm Not the One, Unknown Brother, Too Afraid to Love You, Black Submarines, Sister, Hell of a Season, Mind Eraser, Weight of Love, Turn Blue, In Our Prime, Up to You Now for "Post-Brothers"
12:00 modern times gave me goosebumps the whole song.
That effing SG! My gawld!🤘
No guitar change! 👏
JESUS CHRIST..............KNOWS HOW TO ROCK AND ROLL.
00:00:42 - Thickfreakness
00:04:17 - Girl is on my Mind
00:08:43 - Just Got To be
00:12:00 - Modern Times
00:16:31 - The Breaks
00:20:26 - Stack Shot Billy
00:24:00 - Busted
00:28:08 - You’re the One
00:31:45 - Set You Free
00:34:30 - 10 AM Automatic
00:37:51 - Strange Desire (The Flame medley)
00:40:45 - The Flame
00:45:57 - The Elevator
00:49:27 - Have Love, Will Travel
ENCORE:
00:53:56 - Your Touch
00:57:16 - Grown so Ugly
01:00:15 - Till I Get My Way
Thank you 🙏🙏
Best version of "You're the One" I've heard. Sounds better than the album cut.
The crystal ballroom performance is sick too
Golden Age for the keys ! What a setlist
I love the Meet Me In the City yell out at 28 min
Yeah pretty sad
glad to see so many new faces to the black keys.....so proud to see the youngins take a likin to good music....the blues are alive and kicking
Sept. 10th I'm seeing these guys for the 3rd time and I can't wait but, I can't help wishing that I'd gotten to see this dirty smoky version at least once.
This is raw gold.
Support their new album go buy it!!!
00:41 Thickfreakness
04:17 Girl is on my mind
08:51 Just got to be
11:50 Mondern times
16:20 Breaks
20:05 Stack shot Billy
24:10 Busted
28:18 You’re the one
31:41 Set you free
34:30 10 A.M. Automatic
37:53 Strange Desire
40:45 The Flame
45:36 Elevator
49:30 Have love will Travel
----
54:22 Your Touch
57:21 Grown so Ugly
01:00:14 Till I get my way
Rock hit another peak during the mid-2000s. So much good stuff was coming out back then
@metaljay 18
I used to play only Grunge (still love listening to it) but then I found this and the White Stripes, a new world opened up for me...
the best setlist ever!!!!!!! pure love
I was there with a bunch of my mates (who weren’t into it 🤦♂️) feels like yesterday
Most of these songs were never played after this, what a shame you didn't enjoy it.
I was there. So. Damn. Good
BEST BAND EVER.
Strange Desire 38:20 hellz yeah.
Had to come here after listenning Fever
I have spent the last three hours watching The Black Keys live shows...And I don't regret a minute of it!
My favourite keys set! Music.
cmon fellow youtubers. we cant just both agree that the white stripes and black keys are amazing bands and be on our way about it? both groups are kickass musicians and avid music lovers. they are the future of this generation of music and are the few musical groups that dont do it for the mula.
Great music, decent audio, the Black Keys...awesome !
magic potion was always me favorite
vraiment impressionant merci c'est magnifique
The set list is perfect I know every song and the grunge sounds like I just erupted.You guys need to just be Grateful that they are still around on this planet and try to play places that they never got around to in the beginning of their career.Be sure to see them if they come to your town.DONT Forget TO BOOGIE
One of the best versions of "Girl is on my Mind"
So much fun. Damn I love these guys!
They don't do a song live better than they do Busted. Everytime it's crazy energy.
Best cover ever: Busted
Two dudes killing it!
Cuando sólo eran dos. Buenas épocas!!
jodidamente increible
Such a quality setlist from start to finish! Shame they rarely do a lot of these songs any more.
Shit, nothing sounds better than The Breaks!!
maximum volume to highest feedback!
NEED MORE THAN THAT!
I love the guys
strange desire is freakiiin AWESOME!!
beautiful
Soooo good...
Damn why do musicians have to evolve and change their sound. I really wish everyone would stop and just re-hash their first two albums :(
Back me up OMals
+CostanzaKramer1 AC / DC n Motörhead new songs same basic great sound n style
Not so if you incorporate new ideas etc into your basic formula. Is Motörhead or AC/DC boring o old blues players? I Think not. But than again musical evolving is a western idea. Yes I play music myself and I use a basic blues foundation with my own identity It takes a lot more of yourself to stick to the basics. A talent in itself. You add new flavours, tones etc to the basic mix . But I respect your opinion of course.
+Wyatt Scully I MEAN PLAY SONGS FOR AL THE FANS, NOT FORGET THEM AT ALL
+Wyatt Scully anyone who starts a sentence with "obviously" ouught be castrated as soon as humanly possible
Yes I feel that way about the black keys but with the first four records..not really feeling the stuff they have done post borthers
In this set they were absolutely on fire! Can´t get enough of it.
It´s just a pity the camera editor chose not to linger for more than a second at a time on each shot. It takes away from the sense that you´re kinda there with them, even if nothing compares to the heady, edgy, atmosphere of the Melkweg back then, (if this is indeed from that venue in Amsterdam).
Podría decir mucho de este concierto, porque realmente es uno de los mejores que les he visto a los keys, pero Busted habla por sí sola, bestial
Such an amazing setlist.
Very good !!!
awesome!! 20 mins in is an awesome version of stack shot billy!
dan and jack both get their influence from old blues artists. they aren't copying one another, since they've maintained a lot of their sound and started at around the same time
Awesome show. Thanks for the upload
awesome
Damn I wish I was there
Awsome!1
Soooo great. Thanks for posting this!
@dokterwouterkabouter me too only two days ! it's my first time to see them live
Such a freakin great concert
this is smokin why don't they play like this anymore ?
They moved onto different genres into their style.
they're posers
Awesome
Real honest set! love it!
This has to be one of the fucking best videos in entire youtube!!!
so much fucking swag
this is great! thanks
im so fucking excited for 1 februari
you rock... thanks for naming them- :)
Great show! And look at them now:( Guess I'm happy for their succes, but they aren't The Black Keys anymore.
Sad but true...
Their 2014 Glastonbury only had one old song and it was strange times, and they didn't have weight of love on the new album
Oh, for God's sake.
I grew up in Akron Ohio.....suckers....I am 42 I got to see it
Love the Black Keys. If you like them give the Griswolds a look!! There new single Heart of the Lion is on VEVO!!1
yes :)
What a bro
You should check out the Bud Spencer Blues Explosion and no I don't mean Jon Spencer. I don't really care for the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, but you might like them. They're a trio though. Anyway check out "Mi sento come se", they're an Italian group.
~Rolling Stones interviews Dan Auerbach~
~Mmmmmm, just can't get enough. Ever~
www.rollingstone.com/music/features/dan-auerbach-i-cant-get-enough-rage-out-with-just-my-fists-20160106
By Brian Hiatt
January 6, 2016
You work a ton, and you're a lifelong insomniac. Have you ever learned to relax?
I have a hard time turning the brain off sometimes. A quarter of a Xanax helps [laughs]. And I'm a real good cook, man - I make breakfast, lunch and dinner. I got, like, a Zagat-rated lasagna that I make. And I make my own stock, make my own pasta, a great red sauce. One of the hardest things about [being on] the road is you never cook and end up eating a lot of subpar food.
You had a laid-back hippie dad. What did you learn from him that you use in parenting your own two kids?
My parents were always open and honest and real - my dad fucking cursed all the time. They didn't hide stuff from me and it's made for a good relationship. You're going to be best served just being yourself - if you were phony as a parent, they'll sniff that shit out really quick when they get older. I've been over to friends' houses where the mother will reprimand them for holding the utensils wrong at the dinner table. For me, that kind of thing always leads to the kid not wanting to spend real adult time with their family. They're being treated like a dog, so they don't want to hang out with you like a human.
You box every day - what do you get from that?
It's really addictive, but I'm still rage-filled - maybe I need to get into some kicking, too. I can't get enough rage out with just my fists, so I'm going to try to add the legs [laughs]. But I've learned the best boxers manipulate the subtleties, just like in music and art - it's the little stuff that separates the number-one guy from the number 10. Román González is my favorite, because he's such a pure boxer. He has heavy hands, which is great, and his lateral movement and footwork are incredible.
What was your favorite book as a kid, and what does that say about you?
I was obsessed with a book called My Side of the Mountain, about a kid who runs away and then lives in the woods in a hollowed-out tree. And I essentially wanted to have a hollowed-out treehouse ever since I was, like, 14. Actually, my treehouse is essentially my studio - I just realized that that's what I should name it.
What's your favorite room in your house?
I've got a room I call "the library." It's Daddy’s room. Strange smells emanate from Daddy's room, and the fireplace is on and it's dimly lit. I've got the stereo there. We listen to gospel records. I sit in there and feed the baby the bottle. And the sun comes up on that side, so I usually watch the sunrise in the morning there.
Who are your heroes - who would you still be nervous to meet?
Ever since I met Lou Reed, I don't really have heroes anymore. Or, at least, I don't want to meet them, unless I'm working as equals in the studio with someone like Dr. John. I heard a lot of Lou stories from my cousin [Voidoids guitarist] Robert Quine. Then the Black Keys were playing a fundraiser with Lou right after Robert died in 2004. So I walk up to Lou and say, "I'm playing in the Black Keys here. My cousin was Robert Quine. He told me how much he thought of you." Lou stared in my eyes, and just turned around and walked away [laughs].
What rules do you live by?
Basic rules, like, be good to people. I've never been in a fight in my whole life. On the soccer team in high school, I broke up a lot of fights, held a lot of people down. I've ducked some punches, but I always thought fighting was for pussies. You're fighting because you can't express yourself. I never want to be that weak.
You were raised in Akron, Ohio. What's the most Midwestern thing about you?
I wear the same jeans every day. In the Midwest, you get a pair of jeans and then you just wear them until the crotch splits, and then you have to get a new pair. I buy a lot of pants, but I only wear my jeans. I see myself as this person who can wear slacks, and then I never do it.
What habit would you like to break?
Habit? My whole life is a habit! My coffee, the things I eat, how I get dressed. If I start breaking habits, I'm fucking with the matrix - I'm afraid to mess with the space-time continuum. And I'm happy with myself, warts and all. All my flaws - fuck it. I'm not trying to be perfect anymore. The people who are around me like me enough for who I am. You can read as many self-help books as you want, but you are who you are. You gotta just start to accept that.
28:20 Favorite.
@hopelander2 I would travel frome the end of the wold for this
If you get Goose Bumps from listening to ANY Of These Song's then You will know what I am talking about
Iam a huge Black Keys fan and i like the White Stripes.. Alot. But I cant honestly see the resemblance that makes everyone compare them all the freaking time.
The singer reminds me of "The Black Crowes" .-)
if you guys like the black keys and the kinks then check out 'the shakedown project'..seriously!!!
Y u no play meet me in the city??
It can't feedback until you feed it first!
These guys rip
He didn't start out with 3 amps, and Dan and Pat are "The Black Keys" because the bassist and keyboard player are only there for part of the sets, so they're not a part of the band full time. He's changed from 1 amp and a customized tele, to 2 amps and an SG, then a customized harmony, to supros, added the Marshall around the 4th album. Their overall style has changed from very basic and garage/blues rocky on the first 3, to more straight rock on the next 2, soulful on Brothers and now more alt.
MOZZAFIATO E SPACCA CUORE 🎢 💞 ⚡ 🚿
@marcelgeber thanks
@brilleaben simply google "Jack White Black Keys" and you will find all the sources you need.
That lawsuit Ibanez sg is sick
Mammamia..
always start with thickfreakness... Always.
Does anyone know a legit reason why they don't play this anymore and now come up with Gotta Get Away and Fever ect.... it makes me sad that sometimes they don't even play set you free anymore :'(
Bands have to evolve and change their style so they dont get bored of what they play. Imagine playing the same songs every day for years, it gets old. Also, as they go on through their careers they meet new people and become interested in different styles, and that shows in their newer stuff.
I wonder why he mentions horses reigns so much. I like his choice of wordsss tho
Jeebus fuckin Xmas! If only I had drank more in college to realize that a 2 piece could sound that fucking good., I would have dropped out sooner.
@curtismunk Is stack shot billy
Why is Dan shaking his head like he's mad in the beginning?
what's the song at 21:00?
The black stripes?
it's sexy isn't it!?
Looks like 1:03:38 of awesome to me
They need a bassist