Lostprophets - Live @ Reading Festival 2010
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- 0:00 Can't Catch Tomorrow
3:40 For He's A Jolly Good Felon
7:34 Burn Burn (Intro)
7:57 Burn Burn
12:35 It's Not The End Of The World (But I Can See It From Here)
16:49 Last Summer
20:54 A Town Called Hypocrisy
26:06 Last Train Home (Intro)
27:42 Last Train Home
31:53 Sweet Child 'o Mine (Guns N' Roses Cover)
32:58 Where We Belong
37:40 Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)
Greatest Welsh band of all time. Even after subsequent events are taken into account
Without them there is no BmTH or Kids in glass houses, blackout etc. they are better than Bullet also idgaf.
Not Manic Street Preachers then? Plus their lead singer doesnt molest children
@@nerdlingerrichardson9354 how anyone can listen to this and still enjoy it even after knowing what that depraved piece of shit did needs their head checking.
@@nerdlingerrichardson9354 n..no one said they were the first welsh band? And manics are a very different flavour of rock.
Feeder shit on these
A town called hypocrisy will always be one of my fav ever live songs
00:00 Can’t Catch Tomorrow
04:13 For He’s A Jolly Good Felon
08:09 Burn Burn
12:34 It’s Not The End Of The World But I Can See It From Here
16:49 Last Summer
20:55 A Town Called Hypocrisy
27:42 Last Train Home
32:58 Where We Belong
37:40 Rooftops
Very sad to watch this knowing that we will never get to see them again and they were actually one of the best bands to come out of the U.K.
It is sad isn't it. Imagine if they just kept going, releasing good albums and focusing on the music. They could easily have been headlining Reading and Leeds at this point. What could have been.
yeah nice to answer to the top comment, I knew there has to be one, bla bla bla I hav-e been in the force, for germany, I still am, if shit goes wrong I am one of these guys who needs to go out, just enjoy the music. I ctually dont care where its from
If they already were giant icons more than a decade ago, imagine today. They would probably be touring all across the globe at this point. Its sad to see the best band ever go. Ian Watkins would be an icon just like Chester Bennington or Gerard Way if he simply never decided to molest children.
LP coulda been one of the Welsh big 3s along with BFMV and FFAF, had Ian behaved like a human... The death to the band kind of symbolized the end of the 2000s era too. Rock scene was rad, world was much more care free back then.
Who could have known how depraved he was. Literally tried to have sex with a one year old, and who knows how many dozens of children he traumatized...
was in the crowd for this, great set
Haha love the “Informer” part 😅 23:41
It was Friggin ace 😂
@@danielap.3887 Prophetic, much? 😂
'Dramatic irony' now in its full sense, not just rumour and hearsay.
I still love them, i still listen, - its good music, regardless. Personally i dont think he was born "evil" i just think drugs do alot of psychological damage, especially to people with extremist personalities. Im not condoning, and still find it sick, but then again i feel half the stuff people get off to is questionable and borderline sick haha. I feel he is in such a unique position in life from being such a sought after, lusted and admired rockstar, to being the total opposite, and i wonder how that actually feels to be so very loved, then so very hated by the entire world.
@@ExposeClothing The thing is that the most naturally talented among us tend to be a little bit psychotic by nature, as they lack the same mental barriers that people who are wired up “normally” have, and can thus use physical and mental ability that would normally only manifest in a fight-or-flight situation AT WILL. These aforementioned mental barriers limit ability in any given discipline, BUT they are also necessary as they prevent physical harm and psychological self-destruction-and thus make the mind a bit more “robust.” In the case of how famous singers manifest this, it can be detected as follows:
1) Near-superhuman vocal feats, whether they be in terms of range, endurance, stamina, etc-combined with really strange vocal melodies (and songwriting) that defy conventional wisdom on what a given voice type can sing (i.e. having the ENTIRE CHORUS sit in the singer’s belting range, phasing in and out of head voice at random, etc.)
2) Tendency to sing better live when jumping around and dancing (or playing a guitar/piano/other instrument) than standing completely still with just a microphone-because the brain is a lot looser and less inhibited
3) The singer having a really eccentric and weird personality-this can manifest itself as weird quirks and hobbies, seemingly incongruous music tastes, strange phobias that only exist in a handful of people (such as one of my former celebrity crushes (Foxes) having a fear of oranges), and other contradictions in the singer’s personality…
Let’s just say that Ian from Lostprophets fits all of these to a T-his ability to sing so well with ZERO formal training and likely unhealthy technique (even before drugs started to destroy his voice) is BEYOND IMPRESSIVE. Like the aforementioned Foxes (Louisa Rose Allen), his whole approach to singing relied heavily on channeling his psychological issues and insecurities into his singing to overcome the fear of using his voice like that (and THEN figuring out the correct technique to avoid voice damage), like the aforementioned Foxes he is really one of the few singers I have heard where I can practically sense an “aura” around him when he was in his prime (that aura disappears by about 2008-2009), and like the aforementioned Foxes he strikes me as too mentally fragile and soft to accept the crushing burden of fame and attention (especially in regards to being a sex symbol)-however Foxes was smart enough to walk away from fame before it destroyed her and LUCKY enough to both have a great support network and to achieve fame in an era where mental health was starting to be taken seriously. Ian was not, and while the drugs ALONE didn’t cause him to do all those horrific things, they were likely the straw that broke the camel’s back-that and the feeling that his bandmates and friends had abandoned him when they moved to LA…
Anime probably fucked him up gotta be careful don't wanna fall down them rabbit holes
I did not listen to them for some 12,13,14 years? No big fan of supporting someone who did mess it all up - Fuck we did drink together in Munich 2009 and he was so grown up - I thought... . so sad... so dumb... but still so good music.. my heart is ripped apart... :(
Imagine being there that day,probably the Greatest British band in History,l adore LP. Rooftops is the Greatest Rock Anthem ever written,it is truly life changing. A Colossal Band of epic Proportions.
His a predictor who tried to rape an innocent baby.
Also a colossal paedophile of epic proportions.
The greatest British band in history?!?
Greatest? You mad bro?
the best band
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA HUGE FUCKING L
troll?
No, en realidad es mi banda favorita
@@ricardogalindoramirez9185 oh boy do I have some news for you
☠️
I’m just now getting back into them. I realize there are other members in the band who were a large part of the music. It’s hard to find their music anymore. I feel awful for the band. Did they move on?
they formed a band called "no devotion" but it seems heavily focused on electronica
2010 around this time Lostprophets was just on their final years, and Ian's atrocities has been started in 2007…
32:13 - That Sweet Child of Mine cover was not a coincidence, right? ;)
Dude really did do it for the “mega lolz.” I need the full backstory to where mega lolz came from
this wretch has been stabbed and is in serious condition👍, on the other hand I feel bad for the other guys who were from that band and were not to blame for anything, they kept making music under another name??
They were one of my favorite bands. Fuck Ian, the other guys deserved better.
I feel awful
For the band too. Did they end up moving on? Was Ian their main writer?
@@spfadden082711 nah lee was their main writer
@@spfadden082711think it was more of a group effort. Ian would’ve had involvement in writing for sure. But Stuart and Lee also wrote many of their songs.
I hate Ian Watkins for the crap he did that sick bastardo, I know it’s hard for me to listen to Lostprophets after their discontinuation in 2013 and Ian locked away for 29 years but I should’t be boycotting this but the rest of the former members I feel sorry for what they went thru when they didn’t know the crimes he was doing but all and all the music is still great but I’m happy the rest of them formed a new band No Devotion and made a commitment to never to sing any of the lostprophets songs from their discogs ever again and I agree with them
U need to stfu he is innocent idc sry not sry
Wow the live performances from this band started going downhill from 2008 onwards, while Ian’s voice development also stagnated and then went backwards…It’s like in 2006-07 he was on top of the world and as a singer he completely outclassed everyone else-yes even Jared Leto, Gerard Way, and Matt Bellamy (with the exception of falsetto given that prime Matt Bellamy of Muse is GOD in the falsetto register), but then his voice really started going downhill once he started to do drugs (and likely when he started committing crimes). Also The Betrayed was likely written and recorded right BEFORE the drugs started to fuck up his voice and especially his resonance (and ability to ride the resonance to belt higher and with less strain-something any competent singer would use), and as a result the band ended up with a bunch of songs that sounded great in the studio but that they couldn’t perform very well in a live setting…
And it’s such a shame because if Ian had stayed off the drugs and gotten the help he needed BEFORE it was too late, he would have been able to truly develop his voice to its limits, and yes even develop a high falsetto register comparable to that of Muse’s Matt Bellamy-the GOD of falsetto in modern rock that is. Hell in one live acoustic performance of It’s Not The End of the World, But I Can See It From Here, Watkins sings in a very Matt Bellamy-esque falsetto/pharyngeal voice, and goes ALL THE WAY UP TO G#5-WHICH IS ONLY A FEW SEMITONES BELOW MATT BELLAMY’S LIMIT!!!! In addition, Watkins, on both the Liberation Transmission B-Sides and 2007 Garage Sessions songs, was developing his belting range to extremes that even the likes of Jared Leto, Gerard Way, Brandon Boyd, Brent Smith, and (more recently) Spencer Sotelo couldn’t match-singing entire choruses in very high registers, sustaining A4-Eb5 range notes as a BARITENOR (MOST HIGH TENORS AND EVEN MANY MEZZO-SOPRANOS CAN’T DO THAT), etc…
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Was it the drugs that made him like that or would he have done those things anyway?
Not drugs
32:12 - that Sweet Child Of Mine cover was no coincidence, right? xD
It’s weird him saying don’t fall to the girl in the crowd as if he cares there’s no way he could he can’t be after what he’s done and said about what he’s done he should have got an Oscar he hid it so well wouldn’t be the first beast to get one
Getting through that sentence was a chore dear lord, you could use commas, you know.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 fake news ma dude it's a big set up reanalysis big monsters are roaming the streets free an crying a forest fire Burnet their la palaces
He's scanning the crowd for victims.
mega lolz kinda gives me the chills after he said when he was in prison 'for the lolz'
I can't see any prams there...
You can tell the band was not in rythym with Ian at all here. They did not like his presence. They already knew playing this concert at this point
I hope they didn't because it's 2 years before the worst abuse, that we know of, occurred. Wasn't arrested until 2012
@@ukmary1968 he was abusing since early as 2007
Unpopular opinion: the fact that the rest of the band didn’t know what Ian was doing or why he was doing it makes things WORSE. The reality is that they were extremely negligent with him and his deteriorating mental health, choosing to ignore him until the problems became too bad to ignore, not providing him with adequate support when he was starting to have problems, being completely oblivious to the signs that something was wrong (like how Ian went from dating models and actresses to having one night stands with unattractive women basically overnight-or how he even mentioned (in the recording studio) experimenting with songwriting while on drugs (in spite of previously being straight edge)), and acting like everything was okay when it wasn’t-all because they didn’t want the good times to end (this is understandable, but still negligent). What makes that EVEN WORSE is that one member of the band married Ian’s sister Lisa, so the rest of the band should have had more of a connection-however once the rest of Lostprophets moved to LA they basically took Ian for granted and ignored him barring the gigs and recording sessions. Honestly, while I don’t think the band should be forgotten, the other members of Lostprophets aren’t completely innocent-they had a generational talent leading them, they were practically on easy mode as far as rock bands go, and they blew it with their negligence and lack of understanding…
Where we belong - a lost profit in the slammer
*rhythm
❤Ian
🫶
@@cali_laalten ♡♡♡
You guys obviously don’t know what Ian Watkins did and why LostProphets had to break up.
(But then again Ted Bundy had groupies)
Band sound great the singer sounds bad
By this point of the gig, he’s likely wrecked, but probably on a few drugs too. Rooftops was av really good song…
Where is he now?🎉
Prison