[1:51] - 1000 HP [6:17] - Crying like a Bitch [11:46] - What's Next [16:30] - Straight out of Line [21:13] - Awake [27:43] - Mistakes [33:16] - Generation Day [43:29] - Something Different [48:15] - Stay Away from Me [53:54] - Voodoo [58:31] - Sully and Shannon Drum [1:08:10] - Whatever [1:19:17] - Moon Baby (Encore) [1:24:43] - I Stand Alone (Encore)
[1:51] - 1000 HP [6:17] - Crying like a Bitch [11:46] - What's Next [16:30] - Straight out of Line [21:13] - Awake [27:43] - Mistakes [33:16] - Generation Day [43:29] - Something Different [48:15] - Stay Away from Me [53:54] - Voodoo [58:31] - Sully and Shannon Drum [1:08:10] - Whatever [1:19:17] - Moon Baby (Encore) [1:24:43] - I Stand Alone (Encore)
Evan Casey For the record, you know the song is "Whatever" and not "Now Go Away", right ? (I assure you I'm not trolling you, as my only intention is offering respect-intended help on that. :) ) THIS CONCERT IS FREAKING AWESOME !!!!!
Kyle Hearnsberger Thanks for the heads up! It was awesome, make sure to see them live if you haven't, preferably with In This Moment and Papa Roach, because they're great too
NCD Fan You're welcome, for the heads up. Glad to help out a fellow rock/metal fan. I wasn't trying to be a "grammar Nazi" by the way. Just offering intended-respect help is all. :) The above concert friggin rocked here in TH-cam. I swear I'd give ANYTHING to see them in person someday (and it would be even cooler if I ever got to meet them.).
Kyle Hearnsberger I'm sure someone will stumble across Godsmack for the first time on here and having a breakdown of songs helps them dig deeper, but I've been rocking Godsmack since their first album, and was so happy to finally see them live. Check out the opening acts, I got them on the channel too!
I saw this show a couple of weeks prior to this in Reading, PA. Awesome show. Thanks for posting this. This is one of the best recorded shows I've seen.
`Mistakes` No, I don't feel a thing Life's going by me and still I say Oh God, I'm making the same mistakes.............. I love love love GODSMACK!! One of the best metal bands ever!
This show kicked ass... Who is going to see them ay JJO Sonicboom in Janesville with Papa Roach , In This Moment , and 10 other bands on September 26th? I can't wait!!!
I seen them live it was beyond worth it almost want to say it was a achievement because I was jamming out to godsmack at age 6 now I'm 16 scratch one from my bucket list lol
I was at the iwireless center February 1st 2011 to see Avenged Sevenfold when we were hit with that blizzard. Was stuck in a motel for 2 days before the roads were cleared enough to drive home.
I was there Iwireless Center Moline Illinois, was badass. Even thought you didnt actually video the "FULL" court because "Papa Roach" "In This Moment" was there also.
Pittsburgh Occult and Paranormal Investigation Society Thank you! I put it at the bottom of the description, it's a Lumix ZS40. I recommend it but be warned, current software makes combining 60fps 1080p a nightmare. I searched TH-cam high and low for a great, small concert camera, and Todd Reese's concert channel sold me on it, so hats off to him and his Linkin Park videos
Nice video. I went to the Amazon post and noticed that you have some similarity to myself in that you have a degree in philosophy and have written more than one novel. You are nothing like me in that you are a male born circa 1990 whereas I am a woman born in 1968. There's more but let's start with just this.
Miriam Pia Thanks for checking out the video, and my book, I appreciate it! As you might agree, age is simply a number which changes with time, and gender is more a social construct than a biological destiny for your life and conduct, and therefore definitionally dependent on its time and place. Ideas, however, are timeless, they are not constrained by their time and place and instead shape and define their time and place. They are representations of the will, and are what truly matter. We can discuss our differences, but I'd rather get excited about the realization that we are all humans, with feelings, wills, and ideas; I've come to realize the joy of philosophy is acknowledging the former, but embracing the latter.
NCD Fan I would like to strengthen our connection. Thanks for bothering to reply. I have a couple of publications myself but have not ever been in a band. Gender - well, in truth I think hormones have a tremendous influence. I have often played the mental game of wondering how I would be the same and how I would be different were my gender different from what it is. Meanwhile, over at a gym, it is simply the truth that a healthy man close to my size "but the male version of my own stature" can develop the physical power to lift like two or even three times as much weight as myself without steroids or any kinds of lies. That's just how it really is. I like both genders very much but think denying differences is not the best way to deal with gender issues. I accept trying to avoid conflict by denying gender differences but I am not sure how well that works.
Miriam Pia Gender typically refers to social differences, whereas sex refers to biological differences. There are definitely biological differences between men and women, including hormones and muscle potential, but there are biological differences between males and other males as well, meaning there is a range that females overlap, where some men produce less muscle mass than some females, and much much less than some males. So, it still comes down to differences between individual people, as do most debates that begin as a debate between supposed groups of people. As for gender roles, those are social constructs. Most gender issues deal with social constructs, and social constructs can be changed by society. What should and shouldn't be changed regarding socially-constructed gender roles and perceptions is the debate that will deal with gender issues. Changing biology may help certain people who feel trapped by the current society until that debate has been done and change has been made, and it may help spur the debate in society, and therefore inspire any necessary change which will occur from having the debate, but the actual debating of the social construct of gender is where any real change on a societal level will occur. Suggesting otherwise puts the onus on things that people naturally have no control over, the sex they were born with, and to erroneously associate imperfect gender conceptions by society with biological sex would be to imply to a large portion of the population that they were born deficient in one way or another, which isn't true, and confuses the issue. All women are potentially great, all men are potentially great, who isn't is a question regarding individuals. Biologically speaking, sex can influence this, but so can height and appearance. Why biological differences can influence who people in society consider to be great, and not great, are societal questions, and therefore deal with societal rules. There are no universal, natural rules stating tall, blond white males will be any better people than short, brunette black females, or vice-versa, and all historic race, sex, and oppression problems stem from society's poor track record of judging individual value. Confusing the social issue of gender as a biological issue of deficiency is akin to confusing the social problem of racism with a biological deficiency attributed to one's skin color, an obvious fallacy to a society which values logic. Sure, there are some biological benefits to certain skin color - less problems with sunburn, perhaps - but to associate that in any way with a superiority or deficiency in society is to confuse the issue of social perception of individual value with universal law regarding value of physical characteristics. Skin color has no bearing on individual value, just as biological sex has no bearing on individual value.
Miriam Pia ...The universe granted humans superior brains, if not superior bodies, to our other animal counterparts, to more or less a degree, which allowed us to build a society where worth is not dependent on physical ability. This is what allows humans to live longer, and better, lives. The more we use our brains, the better we judge individual value, and live better, longer lives as a whole. Conversely, the less we use our brains, the more we confuse the issue, the more we regress into an animalistic state, and the worse society functions as a whole. Therefore, the only thing stopping you, or anyone else, from doing what you want, aside from a few certain physical limitations, like extreme muscle bulking, or child bearing, is simply societal and mental constructs, both of which are possible to change. If you want to start a band, go for it. Plenty of women rock out, including quite a few badasses that I currently listen to, and support. If you want to build muscle, go for it. Plenty of women are incredibly - in some cases, unbelievably - fit, including those who fight mma who could kick many a fit man's ass. Thanks for the philosophical discussion. Point of the argument for yourself, and any interested reader: don't confuse malleable social constructs of value with physical limitations, which for most people, are very limited, and therefore, don't get caught up in current society's shortcomings in individual value assessment enough to limit yourself. Do what you desire, so long as you understand Mill's Harm Principle, and are willing to account for any repercussions of any actions you do as an individual in society.
NCD Fan I appreciate the emotion of support that I get from you about this. I wonder if you are British, the way you differentiate between biological sex and gender as a social construct. I guess maybe you thought I hadn't heard about that. In truth, I learned about all that more than 20 years ago. My comments came from a place of what I am like after having thought about all of that for 10 years and then not thinking about it so much for another ten years.
+grace.earley I can't remember which section number I was in, but it's a small venue, so if you're in the 100s you should be pretty close to the action like I was
a super fresk rock band have a great future that s the 2015 NEW BLACK SABBATH THAT S SO REAL THE BEST NEW SUPER HEAVY METAL BAND PETER FOM GERMANY GREATING TO THESE HOT NEW FRESH SUPER ROCK HEAVY METAL BAND SEE YOU NEXT PETER
I was at the iwireless center February 1st 2011 to see Avenged Sevenfold when we were hit with that blizzard. Was stuck in a motel for 2 days before the roads were cleared enough to drive home.
[1:51] - 1000 HP
[6:17] - Crying like a Bitch
[11:46] - What's Next
[16:30] - Straight out of Line
[21:13] - Awake
[27:43] - Mistakes
[33:16] - Generation Day
[43:29] - Something Different
[48:15] - Stay Away from Me
[53:54] - Voodoo
[58:31] - Sully and Shannon Drum
[1:08:10] - Whatever
[1:19:17] - Moon Baby (Encore)
[1:24:43] - I Stand Alone (Encore)
Thank you
+MrFooFighterX Thank You!!!
+MrFooFighterX 48 15 is keep away... not stay away from me
48:15 is Keep Away
+Lena Gennuso Thanks!, this should be a must on every live show or CD video on youtube.
Awesome!! Thanks so much for posting this! Godsmack rocked the place that night. As usual, they did not disappoint!
Jane R It was my first time seeing them, so happy they did the drum solo! Incredible show, and the opening bands were really good too!
[1:51] - 1000 HP
[6:17] - Crying like a Bitch
[11:46] - What's Next
[16:30] - Straight out of Line
[21:13] - Awake
[27:43] - Mistakes
[33:16] - Generation Day
[43:29] - Something Different
[48:15] - Stay Away from Me
[53:54] - Voodoo
[58:31] - Sully and Shannon Drum
[1:08:10] - Whatever
[1:19:17] - Moon Baby (Encore)
[1:24:43] - I Stand Alone (Encore)
Evan Casey Thanks! Nice profile pic, btw
Evan Casey For the record, you know the song is "Whatever" and not "Now Go Away", right ? (I assure you I'm not trolling you, as my only intention is offering respect-intended help on that. :) ) THIS CONCERT IS FREAKING AWESOME !!!!!
Kyle Hearnsberger Thanks for the heads up! It was awesome, make sure to see them live if you haven't, preferably with In This Moment and Papa Roach, because they're great too
NCD Fan You're welcome, for the heads up. Glad to help out a fellow rock/metal fan. I wasn't trying to be a "grammar Nazi" by the way. Just offering intended-respect help is all. :) The above concert friggin rocked here in TH-cam. I swear I'd give ANYTHING to see them in person someday (and it would be even cooler if I ever got to meet them.).
Kyle Hearnsberger I'm sure someone will stumble across Godsmack for the first time on here and having a breakdown of songs helps them dig deeper, but I've been rocking Godsmack since their first album, and was so happy to finally see them live. Check out the opening acts, I got them on the channel too!
One of my favorite live bands!!
DWallM3 It was probably my favorite show thus far, and I've been to a few!
We are seeing them in Kent,WA and then possibly in our hometown the next day. Godsmack is great live. Very great footage. Thank You
+Steven Dickerson No problem! You'll have a great time, I'm sure. Catch them with Sevendust if you get a chance, two of my favorite live acts
BOth shows are with Red Sun Rising
DAMN this rocks hell yes video is awesome .. and even for a live bootleg the audio is even good thanks for posting this
david paulson No problem!
godsmack playing walk.. .. that would be too much for me, I would just fucking die. with a smile on my face.
thanks for the upload man!
:D
Man, they should play Moon Baby more often!
I saw this show a couple of weeks prior to this in Reading, PA. Awesome show. Thanks for posting this. This is one of the best recorded shows I've seen.
BadMagick29 Thanks! It was my first time seeing them, I loved it
when they played The Glens Falls Civic Center in upstate NY last year, they played FML!! it was so awesome Rock On \m/
Susan Barron They are amazing live, this was one of my favorite shows
`Mistakes`
No, I don't feel a thing
Life's going by me and still I say
Oh God, I'm making the same mistakes..............
I love love love GODSMACK!! One of the best metal bands ever!
Cya guys here in PA on October 10th. Your gonna rock tge entire festival.
Godsmack FOREVER
alan hickin I agree, just as good live as they are on an album!
This show kicked ass... Who is going to see them ay JJO Sonicboom in Janesville with Papa Roach , In This Moment , and 10 other bands on September 26th? I can't wait!!!
OMG i cant believe they played "mistakes" ! In the luxembourg show they didnt..but they were awesome anyways!!
Vivibeth 513 I can't believe they played Mistakes also! One of my favorite GODSMACK songs!
Fuck yeah! ! This is the best performance I've seen in a long time. sound is great, video kicks ass. thank you so much for the upload! !!!
+Frank Alvillar No problem!
I wish Godsmack would come back to England need to see them live
I seen them live it was beyond worth it almost want to say it was a achievement because I was jamming out to godsmack at age 6 now I'm 16 scratch one from my bucket list lol
+Shane Akers Loved seeing them live, want to do it again
Really Good Audioquality !
Thank You
KuenzisWorld No problem! Glad you enjoyed it!
See You In October Here In Huntsville Al. Can't Wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Mcelyea Eileen one more night
Shannon Larkin is badass!!!
True story!
Goin to see Godsmack and Sevendust
+Bill Jordan I'm jealous! Two of my favorite live acts
last time I saw Godsmack live was 11 years ago with Metallica. next time I'll see them is October 13th.
damn. they're incredible live.
+NesNeedsBoost With Sevendust? That's going to be such an awesome show, wish I could see it!
Awesome !!!
+ThEdEsTrOyEr1979 Glad you enjoyed it!
I was at the iwireless center February 1st 2011 to see Avenged Sevenfold when we were hit with that blizzard. Was stuck in a motel for 2 days before the roads were cleared enough to drive home.
Godsmack rules
pogi-eat! No doubt!
DAMN AMAZING MUSICIANS> >>>>
+Susie Jane Truth!
NCD Fan I just discovered Godsmack! OMG - bought 3 CDs but nothing like watching live shows.
"You're gonna film this whole thing?"
"Yup!"
"You gonna put it on TH-cam?"
"Yup!
"
+davidson3600 I'm a man of my word
Tremendous Quality and a steady hand?
wish they played this set at rock on the range!
***** It was a kickass show for sure!
This was my first Godsmack concert
+Racheal Jones Mine too
NCD Fan I had a good time. Did you?
+Racheal Jones It was awesome
+NCD Fan agreed
I was there Iwireless Center Moline Illinois, was badass.
Even thought you didnt actually video the "FULL" court because "Papa Roach" "In This Moment" was there also.
Matthias Rooffeners Their full sets are on my page too!
NCD Fan really? :D
22:51 holly shitttt! look at the drummer :00
MrPalut How did I not notice that until now?! Lol Shannon's a beast
NCD Fan Hm and he's playing too slow in the refrain after this, you even can hear the BPMs dropping. :-/
Sonja Berger It's a live show. I thought he did good
Indeed but I think throwing that stick brought him straight out of line ;)
Sonja Berger Hahaha! Well played
what did sully say to the fan right before I stand alone
***** I think someone was shining a laser or something in his face. He told them to give it to their mother, more or less.
can you please tell me the camera you used to video this? the video is amazing
Pittsburgh Occult and Paranormal Investigation Society Thank you! I put it at the bottom of the description, it's a Lumix ZS40. I recommend it but be warned, current software makes combining 60fps 1080p a nightmare. I searched TH-cam high and low for a great, small concert camera, and Todd Reese's concert channel sold me on it, so hats off to him and his Linkin Park videos
Thank you!
MORECACTION
NEXT PLEASE
SUPER BAND GODSMACK
PETER
Snapped string 49:40. Concert forensics.
riley99 Haha! This moment sponsored by CSI Illinois.
What were the security guards dealing with in the beginning?
marsh1998 Someone was getting Straight Out of Line
Nice video. I went to the Amazon post and noticed that you have some similarity to myself in that you have a degree in philosophy and have written more than one novel. You are nothing like me in that you are a male born circa 1990 whereas I am a woman born in 1968. There's more but let's start with just this.
Miriam Pia Thanks for checking out the video, and my book, I appreciate it! As you might agree, age is simply a number which changes with time, and gender is more a social construct than a biological destiny for your life and conduct, and therefore definitionally dependent on its time and place. Ideas, however, are timeless, they are not constrained by their time and place and instead shape and define their time and place. They are representations of the will, and are what truly matter. We can discuss our differences, but I'd rather get excited about the realization that we are all humans, with feelings, wills, and ideas; I've come to realize the joy of philosophy is acknowledging the former, but embracing the latter.
NCD Fan I would like to strengthen our connection. Thanks for bothering to reply. I have a couple of publications myself but have not ever been in a band. Gender - well, in truth I think hormones have a tremendous influence. I have often played the mental game of wondering how I would be the same and how I would be different were my gender different from what it is. Meanwhile, over at a gym, it is simply the truth that a healthy man close to my size "but the male version of my own stature" can develop the physical power to lift like two or even three times as much weight as myself without steroids or any kinds of lies. That's just how it really is. I like both genders very much but think denying differences is not the best way to deal with gender issues. I accept trying to avoid conflict by denying gender differences but I am not sure how well that works.
Miriam Pia Gender typically refers to social differences, whereas sex refers to biological differences. There are definitely biological differences between men and women, including hormones and muscle potential, but there are biological differences between males and other males as well, meaning there is a range that females overlap, where some men produce less muscle mass than some females, and much much less than some males. So, it still comes down to differences between individual people, as do most debates that begin as a debate between supposed groups of people.
As for gender roles, those are social constructs. Most gender issues deal with social constructs, and social constructs can be changed by society. What should and shouldn't be changed regarding socially-constructed gender roles and perceptions is the debate that will deal with gender issues. Changing biology may help certain people who feel trapped by the current society until that debate has been done and change has been made, and it may help spur the debate in society, and therefore inspire any necessary change which will occur from having the debate, but the actual debating of the social construct of gender is where any real change on a societal level will occur.
Suggesting otherwise puts the onus on things that people naturally have no control over, the sex they were born with, and to erroneously associate imperfect gender conceptions by society with biological sex would be to imply to a large portion of the population that they were born deficient in one way or another, which isn't true, and confuses the issue. All women are potentially great, all men are potentially great, who isn't is a question regarding individuals. Biologically speaking, sex can influence this, but so can height and appearance. Why biological differences can influence who people in society consider to be great, and not great, are societal questions, and therefore deal with societal rules. There are no universal, natural rules stating tall, blond white males will be any better people than short, brunette black females, or vice-versa, and all historic race, sex, and oppression problems stem from society's poor track record of judging individual value. Confusing the social issue of gender as a biological issue of deficiency is akin to confusing the social problem of racism with a biological deficiency attributed to one's skin color, an obvious fallacy to a society which values logic. Sure, there are some biological benefits to certain skin color - less problems with sunburn, perhaps - but to associate that in any way with a superiority or deficiency in society is to confuse the issue of social perception of individual value with universal law regarding value of physical characteristics. Skin color has no bearing on individual value, just as biological sex has no bearing on individual value.
Miriam Pia ...The universe granted humans superior brains, if not superior bodies, to our other animal counterparts, to more or less a degree, which allowed us to build a society where worth is not dependent on physical ability. This is what allows humans to live longer, and better, lives. The more we use our brains, the better we judge individual value, and live better, longer lives as a whole. Conversely, the less we use our brains, the more we confuse the issue, the more we regress into an animalistic state, and the worse society functions as a whole.
Therefore, the only thing stopping you, or anyone else, from doing what you want, aside from a few certain physical limitations, like extreme muscle bulking, or child bearing, is simply societal and mental constructs, both of which are possible to change. If you want to start a band, go for it. Plenty of women rock out, including quite a few badasses that I currently listen to, and support. If you want to build muscle, go for it. Plenty of women are incredibly - in some cases, unbelievably - fit, including those who fight mma who could kick many a fit man's ass.
Thanks for the philosophical discussion. Point of the argument for yourself, and any interested reader: don't confuse malleable social constructs of value with physical limitations, which for most people, are very limited, and therefore, don't get caught up in current society's shortcomings in individual value assessment enough to limit yourself. Do what you desire, so long as you understand Mill's Harm Principle, and are willing to account for any repercussions of any actions you do as an individual in society.
NCD Fan I appreciate the emotion of support that I get from you about this. I wonder if you are British, the way you differentiate between biological sex and gender as a social construct. I guess maybe you thought I hadn't heard about that. In truth, I learned about all that more than 20 years ago. My comments came from a place of what I am like after having thought about all of that for 10 years and then not thinking about it so much for another ten years.
setlist pls)
+Till Lindermann I think there's one in the comments somewhere
I'm a stagehand for the Iwireless center. Always cool to get a few decent bands here locally. Most of them are shit.
+ebeezification This show was awesome for sure
what section/row/seats were you in? was this filmed with or without zoom?
+grace.earley lower level, the section just to the side of the stage, seated by the aisle. I zoomed in and out throughout the show.
+NCD Fan i am going to this venue in July and i will he in 104 row 1 so I didn't know
+grace.earley I can't remember which section number I was in, but it's a small venue, so if you're in the 100s you should be pretty close to the action like I was
a super fresk rock band
have a great future
that s the 2015 NEW BLACK SABBATH
THAT S SO REAL
THE BEST NEW SUPER HEAVY METAL BAND
PETER FOM GERMANY
GREATING TO THESE HOT NEW FRESH SUPER ROCK HEAVY METAL BAND
SEE YOU NEXT
PETER
peter klumpf …Huh?
Who gives if the picture is HD, if the sound is just crap?
this looks lipsynced
Captain SavAHOE Not a chance!
I was at the iwireless center February 1st 2011 to see Avenged Sevenfold when we were hit with that blizzard. Was stuck in a motel for 2 days before the roads were cleared enough to drive home.
+RebelRoseAngel Gotta love winters in the Midwest