God Bless Our Dead Marines (LIVE, GREAT QUALITY, SUBTITLES) [2/2]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2024
- Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band - God Bless Our Dead Marines (Live @ The First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia, PA, July 31st 2006) [Part Two]
Downloaded from the glorious channel Eattapes (then I added the subtitles).
Complete setlist of this show:
1. God Bless Our Dead Marines
2. Take These Hands Throw Them in the River
3. BlindBlindBlind
4. 1.000.000 Died to Make This Sound
5. Ring Them Bells (Freedom Has Come and Gone)
Encore:
6. There's a Valley Made of Melting Snow
If you don't know what Eattapes is:
Eattapes was a music channel in Stage 6, a site which allowed the upload of long videos and in good quality. After Stage 6 closed most videos were moved to www.veoh.com/, but the channel Eattapes didn't move (it will).
Eattapes is/was a channel full of complete live shows of amazing bands, all of them recorded in Philadelphia by a nice boy, who from now on will be referred as our Hero! ^^
So if it isn't still clear I have the full video of this show, because I had found it in Eattapes. I will not upload the whole show because Eattapes will come back soon, I'm just waiting:
www.eattapes.com/
P.S. I suppose our Hero has recorded also the last show of Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra & Tra-La-La Band in Philadeplhia, with the new stuff from 13 Blues for Thirteen Moons... Eattapes please come back soon!!! :P
Nearly 15 years later this song still brings me to tears. When the world is sick can’t no one be well.
Same - so god damn relevant right now, and it used to make me cry 12 years ago! Sheesh
still makes me cry. especially the "lost a friend to..." lines
It seems I always find myself back here after someone dies. This is just one of those incredibly human, vulnerable and transcendent performances that deserves to be played at funerals, I guess.
is it just me or is there something so moving about a stage full of people singing at the top of their voices?
You know, most bands arrange themselves front to back so the audience can literally see who is supposedly the most important, and so the people at the front can see and sing/play to the crowd. ASMZ arrange themselves in a semicircle, like a bluegrass band, so they can see and sing to each other. (Also, goddamn, what a song, what a performance, what a recording.)
I think im starting to prefer ASMZ over GYBE.... that ending where they all sing together is so intense and beautiful.... goosebumps
Wow.. I've heard this song dozens of times and that ending never fails to give me goosebumps and make me cry
It makes you realise the possibilities of art - and it just highlights the utter dross that we're often fed.
F*****ng beautiful.
God bless the mt zion.
This half of the song is my favorite.
Thank you very much for a high quality upload from this great band.
I was lucky enough to hear this song live, played by them, and I can tell you I wanted to hit the wall with my bare head with all my strenght. It was too powerfull for a human being.
lmao that's a bit of an odd reaction but you do you
i bow down to this
These guys make magic.
the difference in their singing between the album and the live version is incredible. I would love to see them live. I hope they release that new album that is rumored to be bouncing around.
I was waiting for over a year for 13 blues to come out, with "1,000,000 died to make this sound" running through my head on a daily basis the entire time after seeing them perform it at the Empty Bottle.
when the world is sick can someone be well but i dreamt we were beautiful and strong!
I am the other way around. I liked this album more than 13 blues. But I will admit after repeated listens it is starting to grow on me.
una de las mejores bandas con ese talento deben tener mucha consideracion
epic.
Efrim Menuck's voice remeber me Roger Waters from The Wall...
@fusion1224 Isn't just freaking amazing? There is nothing else like this.
@FugaziCharon
I think if you give 13 Blues (not sure how you feel about that one) and Kollapse a little more time, they will grow on you. I admit that with 13 Blues I was at first a bit put off by the general abrasive nature of the record until the last tune, (which was at first my favourite) but now, having listened a bit more thoroughly, I can safely say that the titular song on that record is among my top five ASMZ songs, at least, possibly top 3. All I am saying is give 13 Blues a chance.
the audience doesn't sing along with the final ?
everyone has their own opinion :)
Where do we go from here?
Any chance of uploading the full show as Eattapes doesn't seem to be coming back...
I'm number 2088, fear not my friend. Only 6 billion more views to go to pass Fallout Boy.
@FugaziCharon
Is there not reason to be angry? Don't get me wrong, as far as re-listening value goes, "Born Into Trouble...", for me, has their other records beat. But I could listen to many of their more recent albums and specific songs endlessly.
But unlike many they speak with their music and I have yet to hear a song by ASMZ in which the music itself, the tone of the song, does not match the intent. If I might ask, how many listens have given "Horses In The Sky" and "KT"?
@zissuntetnah It is bold. Why can't it be both?...
Why no piano?
¨God bless our dead marines¨ is not a bold statement, it's just an ironic statement..
whats wrong with teddy?
I didn't care much for this album, thirteen blues is a much better release. I just hate teddy Roosevelt's guns.
Nah