0:00 Intro 3:00 The Dark Sentencer 10:46 The Gutter 16:46 The Embers of Fire 18:18 Beautiful Losers 26:27 The Running Free 31:37 A Disappearing Act 35:50 In Keeping Secrets In Silent Earth 47:30 Ghost 52:21 Blood 56:47 A Liars Club 1:01:49 Everything Evil 1:07:57 Blood Red Summer 1:12:42 A Favor House Atlantic 1:17:48 Window of The Waking Mind 1:28:35 The Suffering 1:32:36 Welcome Home
Thanks for posting this! It’s rad, saw them in Chicago tonight and they basically played the same set I think. So awesome being able to experience it again!! ❤️❤️
They all look exceedingly tired by the end of the set. I have played shows in 90°-100° humid weather and it is NOT fun. Although it looks like they have some air blowing across the stage it’s never enough. All you’re concentrating on is how gross you feel and how thirsty you constantly are…. lots and lots of water.
There's a vocal back track on one song. The talent is just oozing out of every one of these guys. Who gives a fuck if they use some backing tracks once in a while to deliver the experience they want to to their crowds?
Its track to track where its needed because the studio version has either doubling or something going on that you dont wanna do a ton if you dont know how to do it super well (such as screaming), this is totally normal, you find me someone that can double their own vocals live and I have a patch of land to sell you
@@1Capnjazz nah some of the backup vocals are Travis (the lead guitar player) specifically on the old stuff, and newer stuff is "everyone", the whole band has mics for choruses and stuff like old bands used to do a a lot of. Your other comment, yeah you could do it with a pedal, but you're gonna get a lot better sounding results doing it with a backing track (which isnt a crime, this isnt sports, its music), still fair point though. Specifically i think the song he might be mentioning this about is "Disappearing Act" which uses a lot of processed vocals, and doing a processed double track might be a lot more of a pain in the ass than playing the track you already recorded for the album
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0:00 Intro
3:00 The Dark Sentencer
10:46 The Gutter
16:46 The Embers of Fire
18:18 Beautiful Losers
26:27 The Running Free
31:37 A Disappearing Act
35:50 In Keeping Secrets In Silent Earth
47:30 Ghost
52:21 Blood
56:47 A Liars Club
1:01:49 Everything Evil
1:07:57 Blood Red Summer
1:12:42 A Favor House Atlantic
1:17:48 Window of The Waking Mind
1:28:35 The Suffering
1:32:36 Welcome Home
Also 22:00 Shoulders. Concert was awesome. I was there!
No comatose?
@@ihateutube1143 nope
@@ihateutube1143 I was hoping to hear comatose. I love the drum arrangement.
They have become such a cinematic band especially with there latest album
Every group that's this talented should get this much time to show it no matter if they are opener or lead no hour or 30 min garbage
I get to relive this .... thank you
I adore when they play Ghost live. The little outro jam is perfect.
That damn Josh eppard. Man what a beast
Thanks for posting this! It’s rad, saw them in Chicago tonight and they basically played the same set I think. So awesome being able to experience it again!! ❤️❤️
Same set list as Tampa a couple of nights before, awesome to hear it all again - thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the upload Tony.
Great audio quality.
Had a blast.. the colors, oh the colors!
Great Video man thanks
If the triple digit temperatures didn't get you, Claudio's face melters surely will.
They all look exceedingly tired by the end of the set. I have played shows in 90°-100° humid weather and it is NOT fun. Although it looks like they have some air blowing across the stage it’s never enough. All you’re concentrating on is how gross you feel and how thirsty you constantly are…. lots and lots of water.
i'm the "YEAHHH!" you hear from way back at 10:48 😆
Thanks for this! But why did the left stage speakers get more camera time than my guy Josh 😅
Story of my life son!
@@WeerdScienceTV I love that you're scouring the web for every video of your gigs!
@@WeerdScienceTV lmao it’s actually the real Josh !
Had a similar view but on the other side. Check it out
I was there and it was epic!
Amazing! Went to see them last night on Philly. Absolutely loved it. Any chance you have this audio (or could) uploaded to SoundCloud?
Quality isn't great
Aces High!
He's singing along to a track. During the verses you can hear there's another voice.
There's a vocal back track on one song. The talent is just oozing out of every one of these guys. Who gives a fuck if they use some backing tracks once in a while to deliver the experience they want to to their crowds?
Its track to track where its needed because the studio version has either doubling or something going on that you dont wanna do a ton if you dont know how to do it super well (such as screaming), this is totally normal, you find me someone that can double their own vocals live and I have a patch of land to sell you
It’s not the bass player singing ????
@@nathanlee1161 I have a pedal that could do it ….?
@@1Capnjazz nah some of the backup vocals are Travis (the lead guitar player) specifically on the old stuff, and newer stuff is "everyone", the whole band has mics for choruses and stuff like old bands used to do a a lot of.
Your other comment, yeah you could do it with a pedal, but you're gonna get a lot better sounding results doing it with a backing track (which isnt a crime, this isnt sports, its music), still fair point though. Specifically i think the song he might be mentioning this about is "Disappearing Act" which uses a lot of processed vocals, and doing a processed double track might be a lot more of a pain in the ass than playing the track you already recorded for the album
You’re missing shoulders between beautiful losers and the running free, allegedly.