Aarøn Gillespie Underoath, "Its Dangerous Business Walking Out Your Front Door"

[@JAMESHARTDRUMS]

THAT SNARE

[@claytonpanipinto]

That Crowd..i can't even imagine how it must feel to have so many people so stocked to see you play. Crazy stuff

[@xstyg]

does anyone hear the dotted quarter note aaron does on the high hat during "time is running....gas is running out" line?
so sick

[@emmanueldii627]

Drummer is an absolute beast!

[@thecomputernerd01]

soundwave festival

[@Danz2003]

thats a huge crowd!

[@ChristinaRedd]

0:30 the longest Aaron has ever worn a hat. 5 seconds.

[@allweknow05]

3:23 gives me tingles every time

[@Guitarsncadillacs]

The fill @02:49 is absolutely unhuman

[@theused4lifebaby]

@xstyg ha yeah its awesome
he has HEEAPS of style this man.

[@MUERBMANN]

you can ses the broken stick fly at the underoath banner in the background and you hear it^^

[@mtayala]

The crowd makes a geat choir! lol

[@hotwheelz20072]

That tech in the back wants to be on stage sooo bad! haha

[@Gdrums94]

@xXtreeeatsmanXx actually he does use g2 and g1s...there's a vid on here of him promoting evans cause thats who he's endorsed by. he uses g2 batter and g1 resonant skins for toms, EMads for bass, and an EC batter head and Hazy 300 resonant head for his snare. according to his evans artist page.

[@TheThunduhhh]

@xXtreeeatsmanXx to my knowledge, some coated remos over some clear ones. i really dont know what the specific name of the heads.

[@CJ-Litty]

Lol Molitov, its the dude from pergamum throwing an open bottle of water? haha

[@livevlogandprosper]

R.I.P.

[@sciencebillnye]

ONE BIG ASS CROWD,

[@drumkids09]

what are throw offs used for?

[@dastobek]

@crazykinoflongboards molotov

[@dastobek]

1:23 throwing a molotov cocktail in the audience :*

[@B43Rsick]

@dastobek hahahaha I went back to 1:23 and imagined that it was

[@teosomeone]

ahah why "(w)" ?!

[@MUERBMANN]

ouh he brokes his stick ^^
0:45

[@xstyg]

hahahahahahaha omg

[@tayw01]

(W) lol

[@namawon]

camera man. get closer. haha.

[@teosomeone]

Snare (L).