I remember the first time I saw these guys back in 1999 at a hardcore venue I worked at in Connecticut and he was just screaming at the ceiling. No mic, and you could still hear him.
pausing at the right times and doing some googling makes me think it's this: guitar: 1980s Gibson Les Paul Studio Standard (dot inlays with a bound neck and sunburst, had to search around never seen one before) amps: Sunn 1200s (late 60s / early 70s I think) with Emperor 2x12 and Ampeg V-4b Reissue (I don't think old ones had a green LED) with Emperor 4x12 (cab belongs to Audiotree?) pedals: Boss DS-1, Boss / JHS Angry Driver, Boss Tuner, two Boss Pitch Shifters (the blue ones), Digitech JamMan Stereo Looper (not actually plugged in for guitar? maybe playing ambient stuff into PA), two TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverbs.
For all you guitar & amp nerds out there - the amp that Sean is playing through beside the Ampeg is a Sunn Sentura ii from 1969 which was loaned to him for a few performances while the band was in Chicago. The guy who loaned it was a director at the Chicago Music Exchange and friend of the band. I know this because I just bought the exact amp from him and can’t wait to play through it!
Had never heard of this band until their latest and honestly that is maybe my favourite album this year. So dynamic, brutal, full of tension. Amazing band.
i've noticed a resurgence of a similar style that my friend in her mid-20s (me, being early 40s) listens to and I'm always telling her about bands like Jeromes Dream [Orchid, Usurp Synapse, etc..]. she tries to take me to shows but I simply can't enjoy myself standing in a crowd of children. I guess you could say this band coming back is like a Jeromes Dream come true.
music doesn't have an age limit dude! the audience is there for the music, not you, and even if you are noticed for being a little older, most people will respect that and be like damn they have good taste!
I run into plenty of other dudes in their 40s (and even 50s) at these shows...seems strange to tell yourself you can't go because there may be some people in their 20s there?
Norma Jean and JD were operating around the same time in the late 90s. I've heard it said that Norma Jean's sound came from Botch who's inception arrived a little earlier. I think if you look at any of the 'metalcore' bands from that era, you'll see variations in the evolution of the sound.
Honestly I think JD took less liberty to innovate, which is arguably to their credit. Their sound varies less in general, creating a more consistent vibe. Although Bless the Martyr was a contemporary milestone for the sound, JD keeps it more somewhat classy.
4:00 stretched invisible from London, the drum intro part reminds me of David Grohl in Scentless Apprentice. These guys sound just like on the CD but Better
It really is a great time to be a Jeromes Dream fan
indeed
We're eating good.
the bass players unwound shirt makes me very happy
Love to see it
i have the same shirt!!
His name is JEFF.
I remember the first time I saw these guys back in 1999 at a hardcore venue I worked at in Connecticut and he was just screaming at the ceiling. No mic, and you could still hear him.
Sean's guitar tone is massive. Hope one day he does a rig rundown.
Agree
pausing at the right times and doing some googling makes me think it's this:
guitar: 1980s Gibson Les Paul Studio Standard (dot inlays with a bound neck and sunburst, had to search around never seen one before)
amps: Sunn 1200s (late 60s / early 70s I think) with Emperor 2x12 and Ampeg V-4b Reissue (I don't think old ones had a green LED) with Emperor 4x12 (cab belongs to Audiotree?)
pedals: Boss DS-1, Boss / JHS Angry Driver, Boss Tuner, two Boss Pitch Shifters (the blue ones), Digitech JamMan Stereo Looper (not actually plugged in for guitar? maybe playing ambient stuff into PA), two TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverbs.
@@syn891 agree agree
@@Trafffic1092 Wow, thanks for that man!
^^^
This is almost on-par with the album recording?! I’m floored. Incredible performance and sound quality.
It’s really good. The performance, engineering, everything. Top notch stuff ❤
So glad this band is finally getting the attention they deserve
For all you guitar & amp nerds out there - the amp that Sean is playing through beside the Ampeg is a Sunn Sentura ii from 1969 which was loaned to him for a few performances while the band was in Chicago. The guy who loaned it was a director at the Chicago Music Exchange and friend of the band. I know this because I just bought the exact amp from him and can’t wait to play through it!
Ah that's awesome man... how much did you pay for yours?? I've been interested in acquiring something of that sorts.
This is some crucial info lol ty
Sean is a fucking monster on the guitar
Fuck yeah this absolutely rips. Can't believe this sound is coming out of just 3 guys now.
Now I just need all the screamo on Audiotree. Terry Green, Naedr, pg99, Gillian Carter, ect ect.
@@dllngr_ if only dude that sounds like a dream
@JaxWayne just imagining how Untitled III by Terry Green or Disquiet by Naedr would sound on Audiotree got me hollering
Yeah, this is some of the biggest sounds I've heard come out of a 3-piece band. And they play so tight.
This is gonna be crazy
Awesome, didn't even know this band was still around.
reunion
@@syn891 Reunion? They just put out a new album and one a couple of years before it.
@@TheBr0seph Yeah, they reunited in 2017.
Now i guess is time for some LOMA PRIETA as well on this chanell.
Deymn, Didn't expect them here, thanks Audio Tree❤, Imagine having City Of Catterpillar in here or Saetia or Page 99
For real! I would love to see usurp on here that would be nuts.
Audiotree brining nothing but heat. Respect to everyone putting these together: Class work!
Had never heard of this band until their latest and honestly that is maybe my favourite album this year. So dynamic, brutal, full of tension. Amazing band.
You should really listen to the Jerome’s Dream/Orchid 10” split
Let’s DO THIS
BEST BAND
Legends ❤
The new album is incredible, wow, I am blown away at how good it sounds. Loving the stylistic change with the distorted vocals this time around.
Best comeback band
The addition of Sean……..love to see it. JD never disappoints.
Legend band!
Very EPIC set!!! This is the best they've ever sounded!!!
please please please get a Frail Body live session, absolute the best rn
i've noticed a resurgence of a similar style that my friend in her mid-20s (me, being early 40s) listens to and I'm always telling her about bands like Jeromes Dream [Orchid, Usurp Synapse, etc..]. she tries to take me to shows but I simply can't enjoy myself standing in a crowd of children. I guess you could say this band coming back is like a Jeromes Dream come true.
music doesn't have an age limit dude! the audience is there for the music, not you, and even if you are noticed for being a little older, most people will respect that and be like damn they have good taste!
I run into plenty of other dudes in their 40s (and even 50s) at these shows...seems strange to tell yourself you can't go because there may be some people in their 20s there?
Don't put a limit on yourself. You don't HAVE to mosh if that energy isn't there for you anymore. Just don't be a weirdo and you'll be fine lol.
How do they get such consistent feedback? Is it just cranked all the way up? Or is there a pedal for that?
That's some high quality aggressive rawk n roll 😮. Please tour Canada 🇨🇦
I'm so glad Audiotree got to this band
Damn. Hadn't thought of this band in years, someone mentioned it, then this was JUST uploaded. And they sound so good, what in the...
Seeing them live in Stockholm on the 24th!!
HOLY SHIT!
WOW speachless
Love what they did with Life Is What You Make Of It
Bring Ostraca next I'm begging you
A present for those who are present
I love these guys. ❤️
Harto ruido. Simplemente disfrutable de inicio a fin. Love Sean.
Had the pleasure of seeing their denver date and god damn it was intense and amazing
This sounds fantastic.
drummer is insaaaane
old school JD scream at 20:04
Most definitely!!!!
the besties
So sick they're back
Amazing, thanx for this Gift 🖤
Amazing
i luv jermoiez dreem
Love this!!!! So good
This is legendary
CANT WAIT TO SEE YALL IN STL HELL FUCKING YEAH
Could this BE any tighter? Such a great milestone for JD. A++
Attending their show in Munich next saturday❤
Omg! ❤
Just saw some records on Ebay. Orchid skull record split and 10. A couple I think.
¡Gracias! Brutales y bellos
heck yeah doods!!!!
Yayy ❤
I like to think they were only gone so long cuz it took a while to convince to Jeff to start using a mic. 😉
weee wanntt more weeee mant moree weeee waant more!!!!
Saetia on audiotree pls
Increible coomo suena 36:58
JD × AT are great!
Fuck me... this is nice!!
the last truly great hardcore band. so glad theyve still got gas in the tank, nearly brings a tear to my eye
35:52
If I still hearing this type of music I'd better start learning sign language.
DO ORCHID NEXT SINCE THEY ARE BACK!
Fear before owes them something
this is so fucking insane
The guitarist looks like the personification of a dancing manic. I LOVE him.
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
omg
Ver y sad i missed them in SEA
Does anyone here endless nameless influences on song 3 I believe
never noticed it before, but you're totally right. I think Nirvana was actually secretly a huge influence on all the original screamo bands
@@luminancebloom i just think Nirvana was an influence on everyone
What happened to their og guitarist Nick antopolous(sp)
нечто.
What kind of mic is that? Didn't the vocalist used to use a bullhorn.
Ahh, hooey!
Vocals remain consistent.
Why why why why do they refuse to play It's More Like A message To You anymore whyyyyyyyyyyy
por dios
Their entire sound is Norma Jean's Bless the Martyr Kiss the Child
Norma Jean and JD were operating around the same time in the late 90s. I've heard it said that Norma Jean's sound came from Botch who's inception arrived a little earlier. I think if you look at any of the 'metalcore' bands from that era, you'll see variations in the evolution of the sound.
Honestly I think JD took less liberty to innovate, which is arguably to their credit. Their sound varies less in general, creating a more consistent vibe. Although Bless the Martyr was a contemporary milestone for the sound, JD keeps it more somewhat classy.
@@jared4034 no one sounded like Norma in '02
@@rjmacready6693 converge sounded better in '01 with jane doe.
@@jared4034 pure copium what-about-ism. This band literally sounds like old Norma Jean. It's just the truth.
skramz
stayin thin
Fucking rips
The Talmud is no good
too straight for me , not such interesting as "Saetia " / or my fav "love like... electrocution"
ngl they kinda bore me now :(
4:00 stretched invisible from London, the drum intro part reminds me of David Grohl in Scentless Apprentice. These guys sound just like on the CD but Better
Thanks audiotree for making my kids trans
what am I hearing?
what am I feeling?
what a sound engineering.
BIG LOVE, THANks!!!!