This show was spring 2003. I was there (I was 19, I'm the guy with the horrible looking floppy hair in the yellow shirt rocking the fuck out at 4:40. I was cutting my own hair at the time ... maybe that's why girls didn't like me ... all the emo music I was listening to back then had convinced me otherwise, ha. Anyway ...). The Assistant opened and Penfold played two sets. A month or so before this was that Great White/club fire in Rhode Island where 100-or-so people died. Fire marshals were on high alert. Of course a few hundred people showed up for the show, a marshal showed up, the room's legal capacity was around 100 (which was interesting because the room was less than half full with 100 people), and Penfold decided to split the night into two sets. I was able to get into the first set and "sneak into" the second set. The band cried a lot, there were a lot of speeches (especially during the first set, ha, I think they really burned themselves out during the first set, there's audio of it on YT), and they completely killed it. One of the best nights of my life!
@@lawrencecocuzzam&m hall in old bridge,nj..absolutely legendary venue for jersey between 1999-2004,essentially a bingo/veterans hall of sorts with mindfucking hardcore/punk/indie/emo lineups. 🌹
From time to time I come back here, to this very song and for some reason everytime I cry over this awesome performance. The vocals, guitars, everything just make me feel somewhere else, really really brings up every sadness I hide everyday and I feel like someone understand me. I feel like this song welcomes me and tells me that everything will be fine and that I am not alone with these feelings. Im 17, Im living my own teenage years, and this song speaks to my like speaked and will speak with every emo generation, and this is awesome. Penfold should be bigger at their time, or at least, should be remembered forever!! Edit: Almost 20 yo now One year ago someone I really loved died and this just... Changed every line of this song for me and I couldn't thank Penfold enough, I felt listen, like there was something that freed this feeling from inside of me and allow me to cry, allowed me to feel and allowed me to move on Honestly, this song will follow my entire life
I'm 17 too and I'm happy with you being here just a few days ago, I really love this piece although I'd like it to just stay in our memories as an elite song, this is not for everyone ★ have a good life mate :)
Apparently we are mostly all on the same page here, even all these years later. This was truly something special, it may be the context, the chemistry of the performance, the content of the song, or realistically a combination of all three of those things. The result is one of the (if not the) best performances I have seen, one where even just the video of it 15 years later can resonate with and move hundreds of different people in the same way. Especially if loneliness is what brought you here, or longing for something that is long gone, the same thing brought us all here together to experience an extremely emotional farewell from an obscure band. That's something I don't want to take for granted anymore.
I love this performance so much. Everyone singing along, the crowd bursting into chaos during the climax, screaming the lyrics, hugging each other and just enjoying the show. Not only that, but the band did a really good job for a live show. Literally sounds exactly like the album. And not even being bothered by bursting crowd. Truly an unforgettable show for anyone that went.
I've listened to Mineral, Texas is the Reason, Sunny Day Real Estate, Get Up Kids, any other major late 90's "emo" band; I've not listened to anything that has surpassed this. A song has never brought me to tears before, especially towards the ending when the crowd goes crazy. I got chills.
34 now and the last minute still gets me everytime a decade later. One of my biggest regrets will always be not getting to see bands I discovered in my 20s live because it was too late. Still go to as many shows as I can so if younger people ever ask me I can say "yeah I was there and it was just as awesome as you think it'd be"
So much emotion in the crowd, in the music... and the band dosn't even care... they just go along with it, rejoicing with the people... they had such a strong fanbase, loyal fans. Im glad they didn't get super popular. it ruins things.
This makes me sad about not having been a teenager during the late 90s/early 00s. I was just a little kid then. To think of all the amazing shows I missed out because of this... After the mid to late 00s the youth changed forever. Social media and smartphones just completely changed everything. The kind of youth you see in this video is gone and will never be back.
@@Frobbl I'm sad that you feel that way. I'll always have my youth, regardless of age. The memories, the friendships, the music, and the experiences will always live on in my mind and in my heart.
In the future people will look back to now, 2022, and say the same exact things. Shows and scenes like this still exist. Different bands & evolved sounds, but still similar feelings.
@@ilyfrankh I'm aware of that but the 90s and early 2000s still had one certain thing about them that is gone and will never be back or comparable in any way ever again: It was the last couple years before everyone started using the internet and social media. It was the last decade before smartphones. Smartphones, internet and social media changed the society forever and shifted the general atmosphere into something completely different. Internet becoming a mainstream thing was an absolute major change that you can't compare to the usual "it was different back then"-thing. The internet was a whole different level of change for our society. EVERYTHING changed in such a massive way within just one decade. To name just one of very very many changes: Personal meetups to keep up "contact" to each other suddenly became futile after they were 100% neccessary for human interaction for tens of thousands of years. The change was unreal.
i really really wish i could see this band live, growing up since 2003 i remember getting a burned copy of this CD from some emo kid (assuming emo because he was dressed in all black) at a laundromat this and a few other burned CDS i traded him for for some AA batteries from my gameboy for his walkman, honestly since then this music till this day shaped me into the person and the tastes i have till this day, honestly still on my top 10 playlist!
I'm wondering about the guys in the crowd just as well. I wish there was anyone from the crowd in the comments of this video describing what it was like to be there.
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I’m here. Still listening in 2024
I'm so jealous of everyone who got to experience that live
the ending was one of the best things ive ever seen in my life, and i've seen a lot
@@SapphireDreamssss that about sums it up.
What a performance. So intimate yet so epic..
This show was spring 2003. I was there (I was 19, I'm the guy with the horrible looking floppy hair in the yellow shirt rocking the fuck out at 4:40. I was cutting my own hair at the time ... maybe that's why girls didn't like me ... all the emo music I was listening to back then had convinced me otherwise, ha. Anyway ...). The Assistant opened and Penfold played two sets. A month or so before this was that Great White/club fire in Rhode Island where 100-or-so people died. Fire marshals were on high alert. Of course a few hundred people showed up for the show, a marshal showed up, the room's legal capacity was around 100 (which was interesting because the room was less than half full with 100 people), and Penfold decided to split the night into two sets. I was able to get into the first set and "sneak into" the second set. The band cried a lot, there were a lot of speeches (especially during the first set, ha, I think they really burned themselves out during the first set, there's audio of it on YT), and they completely killed it. One of the best nights of my life!
Glad to see you apart of this bands legacy still friend. Thanks for the story
I can smell the douche coming out of the screen
What was the name of the venue?
@@lawrencecocuzzam&m hall in old bridge,nj..absolutely legendary venue for jersey between 1999-2004,essentially a bingo/veterans hall of sorts with mindfucking hardcore/punk/indie/emo lineups. 🌹
@@lawrencecocuzza I believe the M&M Hall.
first recording of a 90s emo band i’ve seen where it looks like the audience actually knows the band
Giving the mic for the audience to sing the last verse is legendary.
You know its good real emo when you cant not get a bit teary eyed.
im so happy that youtube exists...
The best emo song of all time. Chills man
It would be a dream to play a last show like this
From time to time I come back here, to this very song and for some reason everytime I cry over this awesome performance. The vocals, guitars, everything just make me feel somewhere else, really really brings up every sadness I hide everyday and I feel like someone understand me.
I feel like this song welcomes me and tells me that everything will be fine and that I am not alone with these feelings.
Im 17, Im living my own teenage years, and this song speaks to my like speaked and will speak with every emo generation, and this is awesome.
Penfold should be bigger at their time, or at least, should be remembered forever!!
Edit: Almost 20 yo now
One year ago someone I really loved died and this just... Changed every line of this song for me and I couldn't thank Penfold enough, I felt listen, like there was something that freed this feeling from inside of me and allow me to cry, allowed me to feel and allowed me to move on
Honestly, this song will follow my entire life
I'm 17 too and I'm happy with you being here just a few days ago, I really love this piece although I'd like it to just stay in our memories as an elite song, this is not for everyone ★
have a good life mate :)
Almost 17 now, I've been listening to this song since late 14
Can't get bored of it
@@dinjampnick I'm almost 20 now
Came back here after some time, like always, and this song never gets old and never stop to make you feel something
@@pedrodargen1431 agreed
Sorry for your loss, stay strong :(
@@dinjampnick Thanks :)
Bro. It’s so beautiful like the band to the crowd.
Apparently we are mostly all on the same page here, even all these years later. This was truly something special, it may be the context, the chemistry of the performance, the content of the song, or realistically a combination of all three of those things. The result is one of the (if not the) best performances I have seen, one where even just the video of it 15 years later can resonate with and move hundreds of different people in the same way. Especially if loneliness is what brought you here, or longing for something that is long gone, the same thing brought us all here together to experience an extremely emotional farewell from an obscure band. That's something I don't want to take for granted anymore.
I love this performance so much. Everyone singing along, the crowd bursting into chaos during the climax, screaming the lyrics, hugging each other and just enjoying the show. Not only that, but the band did a really good job for a live show. Literally sounds exactly like the album. And not even being bothered by bursting crowd. Truly an unforgettable show for anyone that went.
Still one of the best live performance videos on youtube
I've listened to Mineral, Texas is the Reason, Sunny Day Real Estate, Get Up Kids, any other major late 90's "emo" band; I've not listened to anything that has surpassed this. A song has never brought me to tears before, especially towards the ending when the crowd goes crazy. I got chills.
The Gloria Record - Tired And Uninspired.
Pianos Become The Teeth - houses we die in
not a dry eye for days.
I respect your nostalgia, but this doesn't come close to sunny day, Texas is the reason, mineral, or elliot.
Macleod Drury Sundays by Joie de Vivre also a solid goosebumber
love knife
they’re all better bands overall, but this song is just unsurpassed. sadly nothing else Penfold ever made really came even close to this.
one of the best live performances of any song ever
любовь - это возвращаться сюда снова и снова
I was there and think about it regularly
who's still listening in 2024?🖤
still 2021
@@matchtabetaine ehrenmann
here in 2021
Us
Not me
You can almost feel the music going through the crowd, or maybe i am just high, either way what an amazing song.
9 years later. you're not high brotherman. this is what music is about.
время от времени возвращаюсь сюда и всегда трогает до слёз
пора снова вернуться
34 now and the last minute still gets me everytime a decade later. One of my biggest regrets will always be not getting to see bands I discovered in my 20s live because it was too late. Still go to as many shows as I can so if younger people ever ask me I can say "yeah I was there and it was just as awesome as you think it'd be"
So much emotion in the crowd, in the music... and the band dosn't even care... they just go along with it, rejoicing with the people... they had such a strong fanbase, loyal fans. Im glad they didn't get super popular. it ruins things.
So jealous and happy for everyone who was here. I sadly can only dream about their reunion one day like it was with Mineral
I worked with Brian and Mike between '99 and '01 and visited their gigs around that time. Even have "Amateurs and Professionals" CDs! Good times! :D
Tim Rizvanov I am prepared to offer 1000 dollars for that cd
Best emo song of all time.
Absolutely beautiful song
Holy shit! This songs makes me feel 15 and 30 at the same time. Takes me everywhere. Thanks for the upload!
Might be the best live performance I've ever seen
OMG that last minute is bonkers. Chills for days.
2019 still best live performance of a song I have ever seen
Christie front drives last show vid is pretty good
Make America Emo Again!
Claudio Eme America's already Emo, they bitch about anything
makes sure it's 2nd wave too lol
@@youarethebluestlight none of that goofy myspace era nonsense
Lol
I have goosebumps all over
3:51 > 5:57 It's too laaaate to teeeell you that I caaaaaare!!
This looks funner than any concert nowadays
😂😂😂😂😂
You don't get out much do you?
Maybe 😄 , but I definitely love how close the band is and how it's not so crowded .
its definitely nice not seeing any phones in the crowd!
because this is a punk show, not a concert, and they still look and feel exactly like this
Quite cliche but there’s no phone insight, just people enjoying being with friends and listening to some good music.
これぞEMO
This video brings me so much joy
I'm always coming back to it. It's to be cherished!
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I'm willing to pay a hundred bucks to go to this show.
I'd pay more than Taylor Swift's resale prices
I’d do anything to be in that crowd screaming
I always get goose-bumps listening to this song. So amazing!
I was here
😢
there's not a lot i wouldn't give to be able to be in that room.
the best live performance ever
there aren't no shows like this nowdays...
10 years ago - and still true to this day
@@ZLFT still wrong af
sure, diy and punk died after you stopped caring - tale as old as time!
@@kage6613 personally, I don’t know anything more anti-punk than dogging on people’s opinions, chad.
17 sept 2011 going from Mexico just to see their last show!!! :')
This makes me sad about not having been a teenager during the late 90s/early 00s. I was just a little kid then. To think of all the amazing shows I missed out because of this...
After the mid to late 00s the youth changed forever. Social media and smartphones just completely changed everything. The kind of youth you see in this video is gone and will never be back.
were still here, we just got older
@@Idontalwaysfeelgood And you are not the youth anymore. That's the thing. And don't worry. My youth is long gone too.
@@Frobbl I'm sad that you feel that way. I'll always have my youth, regardless of age. The memories, the friendships, the music, and the experiences will always live on in my mind and in my heart.
In the future people will look back to now, 2022, and say the same exact things. Shows and scenes like this still exist. Different bands & evolved sounds, but still similar feelings.
@@ilyfrankh I'm aware of that but the 90s and early 2000s still had one certain thing about them that is gone and will never be back or comparable in any way ever again: It was the last couple years before everyone started using the internet and social media. It was the last decade before smartphones. Smartphones, internet and social media changed the society forever and shifted the general atmosphere into something completely different.
Internet becoming a mainstream thing was an absolute major change that you can't compare to the usual "it was different back then"-thing. The internet was a whole different level of change for our society. EVERYTHING changed in such a massive way within just one decade.
To name just one of very very many changes: Personal meetups to keep up "contact" to each other suddenly became futile after they were 100% neccessary for human interaction for tens of thousands of years. The change was unreal.
really love this song from Japan
holy shit that ending was insane 🔥🔥
I was there for both sets.....what a night of music
Thanks so much for this video. I can't stop watching it.
super, guey. Raro encontrarse a alguien que le latiera toda esta onda almenos aqui en Mexico.
before youtube, before social media.....basement shows in NJ was where it was at!
Penfold and Mineral has geek guitarist and mike nesses bassist.
Everything about this is so on point.
dear God... i miss this band so much.
i cry everytime
i wish i could find some people to hear to that tune together..
this song really gets me. this is one of the best things on the internet ever. love this so much. never take it down. thanks
This touches my soul in a way nothing else does
i really really wish i could see this band live, growing up since 2003 i remember getting a burned copy of this CD from some emo kid (assuming emo because he was dressed in all black) at a laundromat this and a few other burned CDS i traded him for for some AA batteries from my gameboy for his walkman, honestly since then this music till this day shaped me into the person and the tastes i have till this day, honestly still on my top 10 playlist!
Damn what kids were listening to absolute bangers back then???
@@ashgonza92 i mean this band is from back then so yee
i remember.
This video is nearly 10 years old and only has 6 dislikes. How rare. (I was brought here from reddit and I'm glad to have been)
Kazdan Booker what the reddit link ?
@@linussg23 www.reddit.com/r/Emo/comments/9py69z/penfold_ill_take_you_everywhere_live/?
2020 and still amazing
That fucking build up.
breathtaking
God I wish I had been there
Nothing to say, just perfect
2021 and counting...
lo que daría por estar ahí csm aguante Penfold weon!
Yo igual wn
glad there’s footage of this
still so good. run this shit back!
это просто охуительно. Спасибо 😭
Damn I was in kindergarten when this was happening
Seriosuly, this band was one of the best.
最高だ
Word
me hubiera gustado estar ahi para recordarlo
😢
日本のクソみたいな文化にエモを汚されたくないな
最高すぎる
4:53 Drummer thinking "Man I never get to participate!"
:'( me hubiese gustado estar ahí
yo igual :(
Ya somos 3, fue épico
Igual jaja :(
yo tmb
Pretty much the greatest thing ever.
wonderful
Ah, I love this song!
How could this be there last show can't they see what they did to there fans holy shit that was emotional.
that must have been fun
god i love this video
rip the mini solo lol
this just makes me so godamn sad
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Wonder what’s everyone in the video doing now
Living out their lives
@@classicpinball9873 thanks I didn’t know
@@x3happybirdzlol686 I stayed in contact with everyone so I thought I’d share
I'm wondering about the guys in the crowd just as well. I wish there was anyone from the crowd in the comments of this video describing what it was like to be there.
it captured my heart
no guitarists were harmed in the making of this video
best song of this guys...amazing :D
Love this song.
5:37 the guy's crying at behind drummer
i need to be there
Wow.