@@billthew6038 no one stating he's improvising, people who listen to them know how technical they are. 😂 Even if they messed some notes they go meh and just continue what already composed cause if improvise again they gonna overlap one another playing.
im sure at that time he just trying to get through without fuckin up. at this point its just muscle memory and he only has to open his eyes to find his pedalboard or occasionally give a sensual look to the nearest camera
@@Not_Andrew_Huberman Right after the 23:50 bit. Then Champagne started and those kids kept discussing if it was "A Whole New World" from The Little Mermaid or from Aladdin instead of paying attention to the show lmao.
I'm '57 just started checking 'em out 3 mo ago... never heard any of their music before then...... now I have tix to the LA show in aug. 1 week after my 58th bday. Pretty sure ill be " the Ol' Man In Da Club" lol
remember when that album came out and they came to my town, yvette young and her band (i forget what they're called) opened for them, one of my fav concerts of all time and it was in a small bar haha
Funny story, this one time when Tim showed his writing process, he writes it on a midi keyboard connected to his PC then figures out how to play it on his guitar once he's satisfied.
This band has single handedly restored my faith in Rock'n'Roll as a worthwhile musical form. Let's hope they inspire a million young musicians to be similarly creative.
Did you delete your channel for a while? I've been looking for this whole video for a long time and I thought you had deleted it or something. Thank you for having it available today. I love the "A whole new world" bit and this is the only video that has it.
These guys are fuckin awesome.... And they're getting better and better every day.. Most of the songs they played were spot on accurate.... Thank you so much for uploading this video.. ♥️
that's why there's no mosh going on it's a lot harder to LISTEN to the music when you're screaming and shoving people this is vibing music, not moshing music both have their place, but i'm gonna' reserve my moshing for something like of mice & men, not polyphia
I mean, imagine trying to remember every song note for note, and I know he plays certain parts in some songs differently than they were recorded to make them a little easier.
Just a stamina thing most likely, you try playing these songs for 30mins and not bend flat or pause for a line or two. The part that bothered me was always how he handled the bends in nicks solo. Somethings off when he learned that one
Tim siempre tan tímido nose si es timidez pero siempre lo veo muy concentrado y como que le cuesta soltarse en el escenario jaja pero me gusta lo que hacen ojalá está banda siga tomando peso antes tenían buenas canciones como James Franco y finales eran mis favoritas pero no se hacía tan conocida la banda en ese entonces me gustaría llegar a verlos en vivo los disfruto mucho y hay canciones que se nota que son más entretenidas disfrutarlas en vivo
@@eleckson nah they all just had to stand still to film a snapchat story lol, but fr those people talking over it the whole time didn't seem like they wanted to listen. bummer
@@ChintzMusic na I was at the show in Houston and I was literally just staring at Tim shred. Never thought I would get the opportunity to see him and he did not disappoint. They were loud as fuck once they finished a song but very few phones and just people enjoying
It seems to me, or is there something wrong with Clay? I'm used to the fact that he usually has fun at concerts, but last lives he is somehow not himself
I was considering watching this live today but can’t justify $75 since I’m broke right now. I also am less of a “polyphia fan” so much as a Tim fan. I hate to say that because his band mates work so hard but I wish Tim was a soloist.
They don't have much stage presence, and when any of them steps up to talk into that mic, it just comes across like a brony convention! I love their music, but they need to develop their stagecraft as much as they've developed their musical chops.
Since Tim likes to compare himself to the greats that he’s better than, Polyphia is for sure not Pink Floyd, he’s more like a punk Paco de Lucia…maybe, that’s generous
@@zackmash851 And so it may be, but talent isn’t everything. They’re as talented as Yes or Genesis in terms of the progressive and experimental style for the day. My preference is for something with soul and bittersweet emotion.
@@finnmacdiarmid3250 i love how soulful they can write their music while also being technically intense. makes it so it doesnt get boring. the passion it took to get to this level of playing is more than the entirety of pink floyd's open G strumming could ever reach
There you go Goose 0:51 40oz 4:51 G.O.A.T. 9:53 O.D. 13:11 Saucy 16:14 The Worst 19:45 "A Whole New World" from Aladdin 23:50 Champagne 25:09 Icronic 29:53 Finale 34:26 Euphoria 39:30
Well there songs are extremely hard to play especially after drinking and having all the adrenaline. I honestly thought they played amazingly for an instrumental, technical band.
@@xborg3236 Have you played any of their songs? You're back and forth across the fretboard at such high speeds and hitting so many harmonics that it's really hard to play perfectly. It's disingenuous to compare with other guitarists who aren't playing parts that require as much precision.
@@xborg3236 Scottie's parts are difficult but way more consistent than Tim's parts, Tim's parts get awkward to play since he makes them way harder than they need to be. So yeah tim makes way more mistakes
Bit fret wanky and soulless if you ask me. Not that they're not really good at what they do obviously, but you kind of get numbed out by all the notes after a while.
Yeahhh Im not going to lie I was in Houston with Tim right in front of me and I just stood there in Awe. I couldnt stop watching him just fucking shred. Incredible experience
@@adrianramirez4884 That's what I'm saying. You hear everyone go wild when they finish, but during they're silent because they wanna fucking listen instead of yelling WOOOO!
Agreed, Henson (and others of that style) is the start of a new chapter in the electric guitar's history. Notice also how the audience actually stands and watches/listens as opposed to leaping about like a bunch of idiots. Reminds me of the days of Hendrix and early Zeppelin gigs where the crowd actually took notice of the artist.
Agreed. Dont get me wrong - they are amazing musicians who are redefining their instruments. (I applaud them for that) But "trap" beats in general are very repetitious. A actual singer on atleast a couple of songs would make it more interesting. Still very cool though.
"How to not play a single melody for an entire evening" (and no, please don't tell me I'm jealous or anything - I absolutely acknowledge that these guys are technical greats)
Just because they have multiple melodies in one song or because they play fast doesn't mean there is no melody, most their music, especially the latest stuff is very melodic. The fact that I can sing (out of tune but still) most of their riffs is pretty much evidence of that
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Goose 0:51
40oz 4:51
G.O.A.T. 9:53
O.D. 13:11
Saucy 16:14
The Worst 19:45
"A Whole New World" from Aladdin 23:50
Champagne 25:09
Icronic 29:53
Finale 34:26
Euphoria 39:30
Lmao 23:50 is "A Whole New World" from Aladdin
@@grainisobtained1690 Hehe thanks
Playing God
Forgot All Falls Apart, Drown, The Worst also I think Reverie
@@Ryanbaggarlythis is from a few years ago before RTYWD was out
Dude, the drummer is a fucking beast. The tempo is his, gravity following his rule, not him playing following the gravity rule.
First I thought he sucked but then I realized he actually didn't.
@@markrobertson8521 ?
That moment you realise Clayton isn't improvising, those are composed parts he's playing... heck
@@billthew6038 no one stating he's improvising, people who listen to them know how technical they are. 😂 Even if they messed some notes they go meh and just continue what already composed cause if improvise again they gonna overlap one another playing.
@@SammieSvana that's what I said xD
Tim has become more of a showman compared to past year, theyre constantly evolving
all the practice with herman li has paid out lmao
im sure at that time he just trying to get through without fuckin up. at this point its just muscle memory and he only has to open his eyes to find his pedalboard or occasionally give a sensual look to the nearest camera
@@srbelnappa most likely
Someone in the crowd really just said "a whole new world from the little mermaid 💀"
That whole discussion got me laughing so much lol.
its crazy how long they argued about that haha
When?!
@@Not_Andrew_Huberman Right after the 23:50 bit. Then Champagne started and those kids kept discussing if it was "A Whole New World" from The Little Mermaid or from Aladdin instead of paying attention to the show lmao.
That shit was so funny
Jesus Christ, I've never heard of these guys til an hour ago and they are insanely talented. This isn't even a genre I'm interested in much.
Bro u are missing out. Fantastic show.
To me as an older musician, Polyphia are one of the best most inspiring bands out there today. Absolutely Love them.
mutemath
I'm '57 just started checking 'em out 3 mo ago... never heard any of their music before then...... now I have tix to the LA show in aug. 1 week after my 58th bday.
Pretty sure ill be " the Ol' Man In Da Club" lol
@@RaptorV1USA you should check out clipping and burden by mutemath live-- i think you will enjoy
.....would love to see Polyphia play “Renaissance” in its entirety live...
I knowwww right, love that album, bittersweet is just phenomenal
nah
@@toemasmeems not a big renaissance fan I see, how bout baroque? ;)
remember when that album came out and they came to my town, yvette young and her band (i forget what they're called) opened for them, one of my fav concerts of all time and it was in a small bar haha
@@lumayne8829 woah sounds like a blast, can't wait for them to tour Europe soon. also they're called covet
damn the drummer is on fire
He splashes for sure
I'm a pianist but goddamn, I wanna play like them
Funny story, this one time when Tim showed his writing process, he writes it on a midi keyboard connected to his PC then figures out how to play it on his guitar once he's satisfied.
Learn guitar
Guitar is a really fun instrument, it will be worth it if you decide to learn it too
BROOOO i need them to tour in europe man.... i really wanna go to one of their concerts
Same! That would be sick
here ya go
@@etroverde7555 i already ordered tickets, i'm hyped af
They are going to Europe now. In May
To get the best experience, always listen with headphones. @25:09 you can hear the girls argue little mermaid vs Aladdin 😂
Came to the comments for this
This band has single handedly restored my faith in Rock'n'Roll as a worthwhile musical form. Let's hope they inspire a million young musicians to be similarly creative.
wha
Lol! This isn't rock & roll. It's absent of any rebellion. Its like smooth jazz fusion.
@@dsvet the smooth jazz fusion was the best joke today!
that goat song hits heavier than many metal songs, even albuns i could say!
@@rozanshoryoha it might hit heavier for hipsters and metrosexuals but not for metal heads
@@dsvet weak bait bro
Did you delete your channel for a while? I've been looking for this whole video for a long time and I thought you had deleted it or something. Thank you for having it available today. I love the "A whole new world" bit and this is the only video that has it.
This is so hype, I want to go to their show so bad
Polyphia is by far my favourite band and Tim is my hero, please never stop, love your stuff, rock on 🤘
These guys are fuckin awesome....
And they're getting better and better every day.. Most of the songs they played were spot on accurate.... Thank you so much for uploading this video.. ♥️
Great quality, thanks
so much harder to listen on live. the awesomeness is level over 9999
holy shit; my jaw is on the floor
This guy come from the future!
Dude I swear I can hear myself singing the lick for Champagne
god damn i'm so excited
The spotlight never left tim 😂
Left for one minute, that one minute being the bass solo in GOAT hahaha
@@aadil999 they got put some control on that spotlight and raise scottie's output a bit to match tim
Everyone is talking about how they should play more songs from renaissance but am I the only one who wants some more muse?
Jazz rock math technical sweeping hammer ons harmonics Spanish. It's all mixed
Love This Band ... From Thailand 🤍
they're so much fun
3:12 S A M B A G R O O V E, G U YS!
18:00 is Tim doing some kind of little dance? lol
I love polyphia and I understand what kind of musicians are interested in them so I'm shocked to see there's no mosh going on
What makes you think the audience is full of musicians?
that's why there's no mosh going on
it's a lot harder to LISTEN to the music when you're screaming and shoving people
this is vibing music, not moshing music
both have their place, but i'm gonna' reserve my moshing for something like of mice & men, not polyphia
Guys, put your phones down. Enjoy being there.
Damn you held your phone up for 45 mins. Shit. Was there on left side
goddamn that snare sounds fucking huge
Holy shit, this fucks 🤟🏽🤟🏽
Solid Kikass Show! viva polyphia!
Is it just me or has Tim not got 27:00 part right in a while? Does he just play it like that now?
I wonder the same
I mean, imagine trying to remember every song note for note, and I know he plays certain parts in some songs differently than they were recorded to make them a little easier.
Just a stamina thing most likely, you try playing these songs for 30mins and not bend flat or pause for a line or two. The part that bothered me was always how he handled the bends in nicks solo. Somethings off when he learned that one
29:10
I can barely hear Scott on this video. Is it just phone audio stuff or was his sound really that quiet on the show?
Its the phone. Their audio is mixed extremely well at the show. They sound like the album. Its actually insane.
Tim siempre tan tímido nose si es timidez pero siempre lo veo muy concentrado y como que le cuesta soltarse en el escenario jaja pero me gusta lo que hacen ojalá está banda siga tomando peso antes tenían buenas canciones como James Franco y finales eran mis favoritas pero no se hacía tan conocida la banda en ese entonces me gustaría llegar a verlos en vivo los disfruto mucho y hay canciones que se nota que son más entretenidas disfrutarlas en vivo
this is fvking lit !
i'm assuming polyphia wasn't headlining bc this crowd was W E A K
Maybe they wanted to listen. Lol
@@eleckson nah they all just had to stand still to film a snapchat story lol, but fr those people talking over it the whole time didn't seem like they wanted to listen. bummer
@@ChintzMusic YA MOMMA
@@ChintzMusic na I was at the show in Houston and I was literally just staring at Tim shred. Never thought I would get the opportunity to see him and he did not disappoint. They were loud as fuck once they finished a song but very few phones and just people enjoying
@SynthWave Dave there's like 3 phones visible in this lmao but yeah
lmao a wall of death at a Polyphia concert
12:36 I want so much this original backing track
Where is the part that Tim jumps in the crowd
Take all my likes!
wow
15:59 19:23
Y’all never knew SRV would be reincarnated as a half Asian phenomenon did you?????
Damn, please hire me to write your setlist.
How about some more tunes from Renaissance?
What were the last two songs then?
@@liamdstein The last two songs were Finale (from Muse) and Euphoria (the only one from Renaissance).
@@liamdstein yeah preferably more than one. Storm would be great to see...
One thing that is different between a Chon and Polyphia live is that there are more women in Polyphia lol
They all want Tim lol
Chon plays outside of the 4/4 sig a lot more…
We’re here for Tim. 😅
Tim has 12 fingers
Still yet to come to Nz 🥲
thats what im saying
It seems to me, or is there something wrong with Clay? I'm used to the fact that he usually has fun at concerts, but last lives he is somehow not himself
Right? He barely says anything, he used to talk as much as scott
Maybe he’s just tired of everyone’s shit lol
He’s usually drunk as all hell at these shows, but they’re taking things a lot more seriously sober now. He’s probably just not energized
saw somewhere that clay is sober now so that probably has something to do with it
@@steeleemedia9417 yeah he used to be a mad lad at every concert, so that would make sense
I was considering watching this live today but can’t justify $75 since I’m broke right now. I also am less of a “polyphia fan” so much as a Tim fan. I hate to say that because his band mates work so hard but I wish Tim was a soloist.
They don't have much stage presence, and when any of them steps up to talk into that mic, it just comes across like a brony convention! I love their music, but they need to develop their stagecraft as much as they've developed their musical chops.
Greatest elevator music ever!
Since Tim likes to compare himself to the greats that he’s better than, Polyphia is for sure not Pink Floyd, he’s more like a punk Paco de Lucia…maybe, that’s generous
What are you even saying.
@@carlchameleon9847 He brings an unnecessary criticality to music
if you rolled the entirety of pink floyd into one human being, they would still only be a fraction as talented as any one member in this band
@@zackmash851 And so it may be, but talent isn’t everything. They’re as talented as Yes or Genesis in terms of the progressive and experimental style for the day. My preference is for something with soul and bittersweet emotion.
@@finnmacdiarmid3250 i love how soulful they can write their music while also being technically intense. makes it so it doesnt get boring. the passion it took to get to this level of playing is more than the entirety of pink floyd's open G strumming could ever reach
Is this hipster elevator music?
Setlist
Sure, sir! What else do you need? Just tell
@@evlsol hahaha
There you go
Goose 0:51
40oz 4:51
G.O.A.T. 9:53
O.D. 13:11
Saucy 16:14
The Worst 19:45
"A Whole New World" from Aladdin 23:50
Champagne 25:09
Icronic 29:53
Finale 34:26
Euphoria 39:30
@@evlsol LOL
Forget the chicks worried too much about talking
is it me or Tim makes a lot of mistakes while playing?
Well there songs are extremely hard to play especially after drinking and having all the adrenaline. I honestly thought they played amazingly for an instrumental, technical band.
@@MaxHorn12 no there are other guitarist who perform way better live
@@xborg3236 Have you played any of their songs? You're back and forth across the fretboard at such high speeds and hitting so many harmonics that it's really hard to play perfectly. It's disingenuous to compare with other guitarists who aren't playing parts that require as much precision.
@@mitchell10394 forget about about other guitarists, Scott's parts are harder in most of their songs and he rarely makes mistakes .
@@xborg3236 Scottie's parts are difficult but way more consistent than Tim's parts, Tim's parts get awkward to play since he makes them way harder than they need to be. So yeah tim makes way more mistakes
Tool is more entertaining tho.
Bit fret wanky and soulless if you ask me. Not that they're not really good at what they do obviously, but you kind of get numbed out by all the notes after a while.
Amazing skill but….
why aren’t them people moving? nothing not even for goat
yeah I know they're stuff is stupid hard but they gotta practice while dancing they just need a bit more stage presence and they're sets would be dope
If you FFwd ahead in short increments, it all pretty much sounds like the same damn, very long 45 minute song.
You can say the same for most prog-rock but I disagree.
@@michaelbell75 And Neil Young. 👍
@@FredaPeeple and AC/DC
Nah dude, I lost my shit when they played The Worst and Icronic. 45 minutes of Tim shredding and Clay going off on the drums? Sign me the fuck up.
Because you don’t know their music by heart.
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The most impressive is the number of people shooting with their smartphones instead of enjoying the moment
How would you be watching this if it weren't for homie who recorded it???
If you were there like I was you would understand
Crowd lame asf
Yeahhh Im not going to lie I was in Houston with Tim right in front of me and I just stood there in Awe. I couldnt stop watching him just fucking shred. Incredible experience
It’s the angle. I was front center and it was so lit. No pun intended
Shoutout to the guy who started jumping on 40oz but stopped cause he realised he was alone
@@adrianramirez4884 That's what I'm saying. You hear everyone go wild when they finish, but during they're silent because they wanna fucking listen instead of yelling WOOOO!
the new jimi hendrix fresh new lead player....more interesting than clapton jeff beck or van halen 2021 a player from another galaxy
Agreed, Henson (and others of that style) is the start of a new chapter in the electric guitar's history. Notice also how the audience actually stands and watches/listens as opposed to leaping about like a bunch of idiots. Reminds me of the days of Hendrix and early Zeppelin gigs where the crowd actually took notice of the artist.
@@stephenyatesacoustic I mean some bands demand you to mosh around, but everyone enjoys music differently
Agreed the Hendrix for Gen Z and younger millenials.
@@stephenyatesacoustic You want the crowd to just stand their like a bunch of robots? What's the point of having the audience at that point?
No stage presence at all
yeah theyre still a little to worried about making mistakes but then again playing the shit they play live would terrify me
@@aucusticguitar8069 word..ya I mean no disrespect just i had no idea they were like that live. A bit shocking honestly
Put your stupid phones away
if I were at this show I wouldn't be paying attention either. It would be more entertaining to read a newspaper
@@nicknickson3650 yet you clicked on the video, dummy
If you were there like I was you would wanna record it to
Very boring after a while. Every song sounds the same . They need to vary tempo. And they need a singer.
Agreed. Dont get me wrong - they are amazing musicians who are redefining their instruments. (I applaud them for that) But "trap" beats in general are very repetitious. A actual singer on atleast a couple of songs would make it more interesting. Still very cool though.
"How to not play a single melody for an entire evening"
(and no, please don't tell me I'm jealous or anything - I absolutely acknowledge that these guys are technical greats)
?????
Wdym
🧑🏻🦲
Just because they have multiple melodies in one song or because they play fast doesn't mean there is no melody, most their music, especially the latest stuff is very melodic. The fact that I can sing (out of tune but still) most of their riffs is pretty much evidence of that
They're more melodic and creative players than anything. Their technicality is actually just a plus.
so bored
this looks like the most boring live show of all time
this shit is putting me to sleep