@@james_the_animator yeah, I assumed it was something like that. I tried learning how to swing my guitar around my body cos it looked sick but I was doing it with a bc rich warlock which was heavy and had sharp as fuck edges from dropping it a lot and I got a big dumb abdomen wound.
@@hedkraken4668 thats just being a piece of shit and having no concern for other peoples safety honestly, you can easily break someones neck doing stupid shit like that
i had the pleasure of playing with DEP back in 04 in Mass.. we opened for Dillinger and Norma Jean.. it was right after Greg joined and the release of Irony Is A Dead Scene.. they played that EP and holy shit Greg killed it on the vocals for that.. Mike Patton was quite pleased.. they were the coolest guys ever.. i got a shirt from them for free that i still own and wear... i will NEVER forget that show and so lucky to have shared the stage with these dudes.. sucks they broke up but NOTHING lasts forever
That one magic Japanese weirdo Yamatsuka Eyes: "Cool. Can one of y'all sack my concert gig right there? I just brought one big ass excavator from a coal mine nearby, my fans would be so happy for it :-)"
GG would eat all you motherfuckers for breakfast, poop you out, eat said poop, fling it at the crowd, fight said crowd and get litteral head while performing. That being said, he was also an enormous sack of shit.
I was a day early and a fuck load too far north for that. Was at Leeds instead. It was fucking mental - still most memorable gig I think, even though I haven't got a fucking clue what happened for any of it. Just know I have a photo of someone doing a handstand.
Every time I saw them Panasonic youth was just explosive, but I think coz they usually closed with 43% burnt they had the opportunity to close the show and, back in the old days, use the extended breakdown at the end to either climb on the rafters or destroy everything with fire. Fucking rad.
Great comp. I used to think Greg was the craziest member of DEP. But now I'd say Ben is a VERY close second! The clips of Dimitri's fire-breathing are a nice touch, as well.
off stage they're actually nice guys, off stage they are ridiculously scary , I saw them a few years back and I swore I was gonna get my face caved in by either Ben or Greg, one of the best shows I've ever seen btw
Best time I saw them was a show that started at 3am at the old Knitting Factory in nyc, they opened for OL' DIRTY BASTARD! hahaha those were the days :)
@@sensational13 just had to look it up and found an article about it from 2003 so I guess then… sounds right. I totally forgot about this part but the article mentioned it and it jarred my memory - ODB was released from a state mental facility just hours before the show. He pulled up in a limo with a bunch of people and was shouting “Guess who’s homeeee!?” when he got out at the top of his lungs. I happened to be outside the venue smoking a cigarette at the time lol. What a bizarre night.
@@BIG_PASTA thats an epic combo. Odb was also a supreme legend who didnt care what anyone thought. Also the father of his own rap style hence bastard. Rip osiris. Epic show with unique crazy artists very cool.
Best live band i have ever seen. Greg jumped stage and ended up screaming middle of the crowd. Crowd running Circle around him. Never felt anything like that.
Here's a club biggest nightmare tour..DEP, Converge,Refused, Bad Luck 13,GG Allin,Eat The Turnbuckle,Homicidal, ...would be a killer show though!!Did I forget someone??
People always site at the drive in or the Bronx as being “crazy” live, as someone who has been both manhandled by Greg in the mosh and helped others to hold up Ben literally 7 rows deep twice, these guys are hands down the most um “energetic” live band ever. I understand not being into the music but you have to respect the fact they did this shit every night for 6+ months a year for over a decade. No one before them or since them will be the same. DEP4LYF 🤘
Dillinger were nuts, but ATDI definitely were fucking crazy as well. Their live shows actually have a lot in common but we’re very different in many ways. Both bands managed to have someone holding down the fort (DEP-Pennie and Liam keeping it together with a machine like consistency/ATDI-Tony, Paul, and Jim. While Cedric and Omar went nuts, Jim Ward was quietly the backbone of that band). There no doubt the Afros were crazily talented, but without Jim they would’ve been AWFUL sounding live). Especially once Heroin and Crack entered the picture. Dillinger was different though in that it felt genuinely dangerous to be there. ATDI, so long as you stayed away from the first couple rows and the Afros, you were gonna be fine. First couple rows risked having their teeth knocked out by a Jaguar or Jazzmaster or whatever Omar played. With DEP, anything could happen. Final note: there was a distinct difference in local bands around where I’m from before and after ATDI came through Philly on the In/Casino/Out tour. Afros were cool all of a sudden, and every frontman in the area started copping Cedric’s “dance” moves.
This is going to be a long one so strap in if willing.... Metal has always been a huge passion of mine ever since I started drumming at the age of 12. I've seen hundreds of live shows and all of my favorite bands. I've been drawn to the more extreme and darker side of metal like tech and brutal metal and black metal. I've always known of dillinger escape plan and at the time I wasn't really a fan. This all drastically changed the day I saw dillinger live. They are by far the greatest live band I've ever seen. They're able to bring this insane presence that they make their very own. I immediately became a huge fan and honestly have them to thank for opening my eyes to so many great bands that before I wouldn't give the time of day due to my stubborn opinion. Ill remember this show all the way to my death bed.
Yep also greatest live band I've ever seen. And it's so weird cos objectively next to say every other metal band, they just look like fashionable normal dudes and then they are the scariest band to ever grace a stage.
+Jesse Stern Hahaha! If it wasn't for straplocks on Ben's guitars so many people would be decapitated, suffering from acquired brain injuries or walking around with glass eyes.
I ran sound for them at Phantasmagoria Nightclub in Wheaton, Md. somewhere around the '00's. I have never been so happy to be behind the soundboard on the other end of the room as I was that night Lol!
I saw them a year ago at Nova Rock. It sucked because it's a mainstream metal festival so they couldn't do all this crazy stuff and not only that, but also, like, a three thousand people attented their set but literally all of them were standing steadily, only three of us were moshing so I was disappointed
Hey i'm from Ecuador and this is the first time that i see this band really really is a fucking great band !!!!!!!!! their performance is absolutely fantastic !
i saw them live in and already over packed club and periphery had just went on so everyone was super hyped already. i didnt think i was going make it out a live and i saw atleast 5 people knocked out and get pulled out of the pit
I was also wondering where that video was. When I show someone the DEP that hasn't seen them live, I show them that video! Especially 43% Burnt where they are tearing the insulation out of the air ducts!!
The Show at the House of blues in LA was legendary. I wish there was footage of that chaos. I also saw greg light some kids hair on fire on accident at the Roxy...good times
Well I say almost just because there's 9 crazy motherfuckers in Slipknot, only 5 crazy motherfuckers in Dillinger. Lmao those are my 2 favorite bands tho for real
Slipknot are a bunch of lame MFs in masks, safe up on stage, putting on a show. They’re like WWF wrestling to DEP’s full scale riot. Slipknot is some lowest common denominator, capitalize on teenage angst and 15 year old kids who are mad at their parents for having to clean their room type shit. Engineered to sell hair dye and about one step from Insane Clown Posse. DEP is not.
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security sees TDEP is coming to their venue: "Fuck."
They were banned from the state theater here in MI 😅
Fuck
I'd quit and join the pit
@@Eos05 they should have played at harpos. They dont give a fuck there.
@@Eos05 Nah.
I love how like 50% of this video is 43% Burnt
TheGnarlyToaster Cause is mostly when hell breaks loose.
43% of this video
@@marcel1372 ahhh beat me to it
100% of the video is Calculing Infinity album
93% burnt
The thing that will never cease to amaze me is how they always sounded that good live whilst trying to break their instruments in half
As a guitar player who wants to achieve good stage presence like these guys, I don't understand how they are doing it and it makes no sense
@@dilbophagginzBen has said he practiced his guitar-swinging in his room before he started doing it at the live shows.
@@james_the_animator yeah, I assumed it was something like that. I tried learning how to swing my guitar around my body cos it looked sick but I was doing it with a bc rich warlock which was heavy and had sharp as fuck edges from dropping it a lot and I got a big dumb abdomen wound.
One of the best live bands for sure
Solid rhythm sections... that's the key.
This is probably how they record in the studio as well.
Just a nice little gig at the mall.
A casual acoustic show at the mall. *wink*
i like the part where he runs on the crowd's head
obviously not a crazy person or anything...
@@hedkraken4668 thats just being a piece of shit and having no concern for other peoples safety honestly, you can easily break someones neck doing stupid shit like that
@@Nantosuelta That's why we went to see 'em.
Virgin Megastore in Time Square if I’m not mistaken
*Casually burns, throws, and destroys band equipment*
"Thank you, we are The Dillinger Escape Plan."
Best wireless guitar aux advertisement ever.
The clip of Ben hugging that guy and rolling down the bleachers makes me so happy
I was there. Melbourne Australia - Soundwave Festival
5:34 Dude had a near death experience and will never know it.
yeah just casually turn your back on a stage like this, dumb millennial
Fucking Ben almost broke my hand once.
holy smokes that was nuts
@@Jamesp1972 that guy is probably as old as you lol
His hair would absorb the blow.
There is no other band that combines awesome musicianship and deranged antics like Dillinger.
Rip 😢
The Chariot
@@summeronio9751 Yeah the chariot blew them completely out of the water
Norma jean and horse the band are in that category
@@coltonthedrummer I love both, they both have their strengths…but I’ve never seen Josh headwalk the crowd before
Dude at 0:38 he literally started running on their heads like some old kung fu movie. That is sick as shit!
That’s hardcore babyyy
Those "mall" scenes were HMV in Toronto. Greg running on the crowd.
These venues must post the lineup and say "goddamnit, what have we done?"
In France "La Cartonerie" Reims* they had to pay a ticket for having slam monitors xD
Greg is like "fuck i gotta find some shit to climb"
Greg Puciato is the personification of "no fucks given". Dude's a fucking BEAST.
i had the pleasure of playing with DEP back in 04 in Mass.. we opened for Dillinger and Norma Jean.. it was right after Greg joined and the release of Irony Is A Dead Scene.. they played that EP and holy shit Greg killed it on the vocals for that.. Mike Patton was quite pleased.. they were the coolest guys ever.. i got a shirt from them for free that i still own and wear... i will NEVER forget that show and so lucky to have shared the stage with these dudes.. sucks they broke up but NOTHING lasts forever
Never give instruments to nerds……
the best band ever that actually gives a shit about its fans.
trevor wade *jumps on top of fans*
Fans: WE LOVE YOU
haha there is no other band like Dillinger, the fans are part of the show for them. it's great
thats actually pretty literal too
Literally
“Oh there it goes.” As one of the guitarists is taken away by security lol. Yet, they still continued the show.
The show must go on🗡🔫
Nirvana: Destroy guitars
GG Allin: Fight the whole crowd
Slipknot: Light them on fire
NiN: Destroy keyboards
TDEP: Pathetic, hold my beer
Fucking gg covered him self with his shit and threw it to the crowd. Can't top that lol
I love DEP but nothing tops GG for violently debaucherous gigs.
At reading '02 he threw a bag full of shit in the crowd
That one magic Japanese weirdo Yamatsuka Eyes: "Cool. Can one of y'all sack my concert gig right there? I just brought one big ass excavator from a coal mine nearby, my fans would be so happy for it :-)"
GG would eat all you motherfuckers for breakfast, poop you out, eat said poop, fling it at the crowd, fight said crowd and get litteral head while performing. That being said, he was also an enormous sack of shit.
I feel like venues fear this band lol, it's like "Oh shit Dillinger is coming, better put up the barricades and hire some armed guards."
Grant Bowen I'm getting a Wild West visual from your comment.
Detroit PD riot squad showed up to The majestic (Majic stick) in Detroit to shut down DEP and Drowning Man in 2004 lol
43% burnt is the best live closer of all time lol
Ben's moment with those dudes from like 9:40 onwards is just fucking awesomeness. best band ever
Agreed
Its a true shame that there's no footage of him flinging a bag of shit into the crowd at Reading '02
Atrium too bad, man...came looking for that footage in particular. Still worth it
That would be my new favorite video. Especially when you know the meaning behind it, if you could call it that.
I was a day early and a fuck load too far north for that. Was at Leeds instead. It was fucking mental - still most memorable gig I think, even though I haven't got a fucking clue what happened for any of it. Just know I have a photo of someone doing a handstand.
@@vironfletcher472 yeah was in sugar coated sour. There is first half of the song up then it cuts ha like the rest of that set 😂😂
@@adefset4811what song did they play when that event happened
Anyone notice Dillinger get the most rowdy playing 43% Burnt haha
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed
sugar coated sour is usually pretty violent too
Every time I saw them Panasonic youth was just explosive, but I think coz they usually closed with 43% burnt they had the opportunity to close the show and, back in the old days, use the extended breakdown at the end to either climb on the rafters or destroy everything with fire. Fucking rad.
I've never really listened to The Dillinger Escape Plan. This video makes me want to go and see them live.
is your profile picture of derrick acosta?
The Rad Jazz Box
ye boi
did you ever do it
rip
Greg has a bad habbit of throwing amps into the crowd
Yeah those things are heavy as shit.
Good habit
I feel bad for anyone who didn’t grew up to the sounds of Dillinger, Coalesce, Converge and Botch. Bummer!
I'm going to miss this band so much. :'(
Great comp. I used to think Greg was the craziest member of DEP. But now I'd say Ben is a VERY close second! The clips of Dimitri's fire-breathing are a nice touch, as well.
It's Greg himself not Dimitri
The only band that ever made venue owners double check their insurance forms before they played a gig
the chariot and early letlive. were just the same.
@@nobetter7747saw some incredible Chariot shows in their time. Definitely up there with TDEP just in terms of energy and effort.
off stage they're actually nice guys, off stage they are ridiculously scary , I saw them a few years back and I swore I was gonna get my face caved in by either Ben or Greg, one of the best shows I've ever seen btw
6:30 is like the most metalbah mitzvah ever.
The event staff must have a tough job with dillenger.
If the guy's from Jackass started a band...
Aaron Carnes it’d be called CKY
Johnny's pain plan
You're a moron. CKY bitchessss
Oh yo that's me on stage at 2:35
Fucking sick show, fucking sick stage mosh
***** what venue is that?
Baltimore Soundstage
What song were they playing during the mosh?
at like 3 minutes, the 2 dudes who lock hands to keep the band and drums intact. You Da Real MVP's. EDIT: 2:56
Were these guys playing a show at a fucking mall?
I think it's in New York. Maybe Times Square or something. haha they're playing in front of a bookstore for fucks sake hahaha
cjbotts it's an acoustic gig ;)
Virgin megastore. Legendary gig
I'll never forget in 2013, the first time i saw Dillinger.. Greg handed me the mic for a line on Come To Daddy. Still my proudest achievement XD
There won't be another band like this ever.
Best time I saw them was a show that started at 3am at the old Knitting Factory in nyc, they opened for OL' DIRTY BASTARD! hahaha those were the days :)
Haha holy fuck a show at 3am what the actual fuck😂
The entire thing was totally absurd in the best way possible.
Crazy what year was this??
@@sensational13 just had to look it up and found an article about it from 2003 so I guess then… sounds right. I totally forgot about this part but the article mentioned it and it jarred my memory - ODB was released from a state mental facility just hours before the show. He pulled up in a limo with a bunch of people and was shouting “Guess who’s homeeee!?” when he got out at the top of his lungs. I happened to be outside the venue smoking a cigarette at the time lol. What a bizarre night.
@@BIG_PASTA thats an epic combo. Odb was also a supreme legend who didnt care what anyone thought. Also the father of his own rap style hence bastard. Rip osiris. Epic show with unique crazy artists very cool.
Dillinger Escape Plan: The band who stage dives ON STAGE hahaha
6:44 legendary picture
Best live band i have ever seen. Greg jumped stage and ended up screaming middle of the crowd. Crowd running Circle around him. Never felt anything like that.
THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN IS THE BEST BAND IN THE PLANET NO EXCEPTIONS
Slipknot: Fire onstage, fights
TDEP: Oh so cute
I saw TDEP open for killswitch engage in 2007. The only time I've been to a show that security was there to keep the band on the stage. Hahahaha.
TH-cam has been needing this for a while...
Here's a club biggest nightmare tour..DEP, Converge,Refused, Bad Luck 13,GG Allin,Eat The Turnbuckle,Homicidal, ...would be a killer show though!!Did I forget someone??
Botch
+Dan Zotter
Ceremony ;)
definitely botch
deadguy too
+Dan Zotter Every Time I Die for sure.
Dillinger is the only band where the security guards are there to protect the audience from them
People always site at the drive in or the Bronx as being “crazy” live, as someone who has been both manhandled by Greg in the mosh and helped others to hold up Ben literally 7 rows deep twice, these guys are hands down the most um “energetic” live band ever. I understand not being into the music but you have to respect the fact they did this shit every night for 6+ months a year for over a decade. No one before them or since them will be the same. DEP4LYF 🤘
Tbf, At The Drive-In was probably the craziest a live band could be without actively endangering themselves AND the audience. lol
Dillinger were nuts, but ATDI definitely were fucking crazy as well. Their live shows actually have a lot in common but we’re very different in many ways.
Both bands managed to have someone holding down the fort (DEP-Pennie and Liam keeping it together with a machine like consistency/ATDI-Tony, Paul, and Jim. While Cedric and Omar went nuts, Jim Ward was quietly the backbone of that band).
There no doubt the Afros were crazily talented, but without Jim they would’ve been AWFUL sounding live). Especially once Heroin and Crack entered the picture.
Dillinger was different though in that it felt genuinely dangerous to be there. ATDI, so long as you stayed away from the first couple rows and the Afros, you were gonna be fine. First couple rows risked having their teeth knocked out by a Jaguar or Jazzmaster or whatever Omar played.
With DEP, anything could happen.
Final note: there was a distinct difference in local bands around where I’m from before and after ATDI came through Philly on the In/Casino/Out tour. Afros were cool all of a sudden, and every frontman in the area started copping Cedric’s “dance” moves.
TDEP is absolutley my favourite band their live shows are like a war! :D
they are absolutely legendary
13:04 that mosh pit is epic.
“No Karate in the pit”
When greg starts fire breathing on stage... what cant greg do haha
It’s a damn shame I found out about these dudes after they retired. I hope there will be a reunion soon.
Same :( maybe a 30 year anniversary if we’re lucky
They’ve retired a few times. I hope you catch their next last show
They literally no longer legally exist.
I wouldn’t get my hopes up unfortunately
:/
@@mytoesarecold5555 that's...not true at all. Surely you were thinking of Motley Crue?
TDEP is really "Party Smasher".
Awesome.
0:38 When you're trying to make it as a band and someone in the back yells "JUST GET TO THE HEADLINER ALREADY!"
amazing music and insane shows definition of tdep
Amazing compilation. Thank you
Thank you, greatness.
Seen 'em live twice, right up the front and hoo boy I'm glad I did.
8:05 to 8:56.....holy mother of Satan, that is a fucking metal show.
The drummer seems to be the only sane one :P
Atif Azim it's not like you can play drums while running around and shit
realoatmeal tell that to slipknot
I bet they have a great tour insurence plan hahaha
sirenbassist7854 I know im late.
But they should call themselves The Dillinger Insurence Plan
Ok nevermind, ignore this. :P
I think lf anything we need dillinger escape plan to return more than ever.
True !!
I got to see TDEP at least 3-4 times and each gig was amazing. Last time I watched them was with the Deftones.
the most unapologetic,polarizing reckless take no prisoners bands around.dillinger escape plan.long live fucking d.e.p..
This is going to be a long one so strap in if willing.... Metal has always been a huge passion of mine ever since I started drumming at the age of 12. I've seen hundreds of live shows and all of my favorite bands. I've been drawn to the more extreme and darker side of metal like tech and brutal metal and black metal. I've always known of dillinger escape plan and at the time I wasn't really a fan. This all drastically changed the day I saw dillinger live. They are by far the greatest live band I've ever seen. They're able to bring this insane presence that they make their very own. I immediately became a huge fan and honestly have them to thank for opening my eyes to so many great bands that before I wouldn't give the time of day due to my stubborn opinion. Ill remember this show all the way to my death bed.
Yep also greatest live band I've ever seen. And it's so weird cos objectively next to say every other metal band, they just look like fashionable normal dudes and then they are the scariest band to ever grace a stage.
Fuck live aid, the hugging and rolling down the crowd was the most beautiful moment in live music history
dont forget the strap locks
+Jesse Stern Hahaha! If it wasn't for straplocks on Ben's guitars so many people would be decapitated, suffering from acquired brain injuries or walking around with glass eyes.
I'm pretty sure they're always wireless too right?
12:05 Billy's like "Alrighty... guess im done here" lmao
It was Chris.
@0:38
Remains one of the most badass moments in live music.
anyone else with bad knees have a heart attack at 2:09? I could feel my patellas exploding.
Mind your p's and q's when the bassist has this much chaotic energy
Dillinger shows are the most significant ones. I've never seen such insane things from other bands over the years.
Basically let’s just smash everything up I would be storming the stage every song then diving off
Now this is real rock and roll. Energetic and full of heart.
Yer Elvis would be proud
12:25 Crowd: [Backs away]
Greatest jazz band EVER
"Ben Weinman just ripped that kids shirt off" :D
Venues don't host the dillinger escape plan, the dillinger escape plan hosts venues
I ran sound for them at Phantasmagoria Nightclub in Wheaton, Md. somewhere around the '00's. I have never been so happy to be behind the soundboard on the other end of the room as I was that night Lol!
Jesus christ... These guys are not human
Ben grabbing those two young dudes in the bleachers and hugging them was fucking awesome
Ah yes, back when going to a TDEP show meant physical harm you as a bystander no matter where you stood
too bad I never got the chance to saw them live.... they were preforming near me about a month ago but you had to be 18 or older...
I saw them a year ago at Nova Rock. It sucked because it's a mainstream metal festival so they couldn't do all this crazy stuff and not only that, but also, like, a three thousand people attented their set but literally all of them were standing steadily, only three of us were moshing so I was disappointed
09:25 that one dude headbanging lmao, fucking crazy! And how Ben leant on him at 09:42, that's insane!
When beauty and chaos merge.
The most dangerous band in rock n roll.
The amount of equipment these guys must go through!
Hey i'm from Ecuador and this is the first time that i see this band really really is a fucking great band !!!!!!!!!
their performance is absolutely fantastic !
7:15...I think I see that white hair bobbing o_o
i saw them live in and already over packed club and periphery had just went on so everyone was super hyped already. i didnt think i was going make it out a live and i saw atleast 5 people knocked out and get pulled out of the pit
Thomas Haake of Meshugghah once said that Dillinger shows were the most violent thing he's witnessed. Now I see why.
Search for dillinger escape plan destros and watch the one uploaded from metalnick. That whole video would fit in here. :D
I may have seen it but thanks man! Planning on making this a series, so perfect suggestion! :D
I was also wondering where that video was. When I show someone the DEP that hasn't seen them live, I show them that video! Especially 43% Burnt where they are tearing the insulation out of the air ducts!!
I like how a good portion of this clips are from 43% burnt...
The Show at the House of blues in LA was legendary. I wish there was footage of that chaos. I also saw greg light some kids hair on fire on accident at the Roxy...good times
Do you know why we listen to metal?
Watch that kid fucking jamming after screaming into the mic at 8:35. That's why we listen to metal.
When Greg grab you and scream right in your face is brutal AF hahah
Dillinger is honestly almost as crazy as Slipknot in their early days.. I love these guys, theyre fucking insane
yeah, right, "almost".
Well I say almost just because there's 9 crazy motherfuckers in Slipknot, only 5 crazy motherfuckers in Dillinger. Lmao those are my 2 favorite bands tho for real
Slipknot are a bunch of lame MFs in masks, safe up on stage, putting on a show. They’re like WWF wrestling to DEP’s full scale riot. Slipknot is some lowest common denominator, capitalize on teenage angst and 15 year old kids who are mad at their parents for having to clean their room type shit. Engineered to sell hair dye and about one step from Insane Clown Posse.
DEP is not.
Half of these are from 43% Burnt.
Paul Tri 43% of them are
wow talk about connecting with the audience - Brilliant.