I imagine Fantano in the concert, meanwhile all the people are having a good time, he’s with his arms crossed, analyzing everything the band does with a cold look in his eyes
He never said the album was bad, 6 is a good rating. It reminds me of an album like The Wall, it has some great moments but is too bloated with stuff that shouldn't be there (too many detours). Would've been much better off cutting the album down to half its length in both cases
Some bands can't recreate the magic produced in the studio. Some legends produce live music that can't be reproduced in a studio. King Gizz and Liz Wiz are that rare breed. They are better live than they are in the studio. It's that simple. These are talented musicians. I have nothing further to add.
Milwaukee's set was nuts. Cookie sang down the sink, Cavs surfed the crowd, and they ended on a 30 minute head on/pill jam that had a few other tracks nestled in.
@@tylermollenhauer8362 I was in the pit for almost the whole show, went surfing a couple times and got dropped hard at one point. My left leg is still bruised as hell but it was so worth it.
I acted like such a fool in the pit at the Aragon, totally possessed, next time I see them i gotta avoid the pit so I can actually watch them play though
I was at the show in NYC on Weds and they played the closing track to Murder of the Universe where Han Tyumi narrates the destruction of the universe. It was fucking sick. The whole crowd went nuts. So melon doesn't speak for everyone about MotU. Some of us appreciate Han Tyumi and Leah Senior.
seen them 3 times, the 3 times they played river last... to talk true... it's not that great cuz most of the entire concerts are very fast/heavy music, and to finish in a slow song kinda ruins the mood... but still great band to see live
What’d you think of Joey’s solo on Work This Time? I’m just glad a brought a change of underwear after that one.... cause it was so good I soiled myself.
I love that Gizzard changes up their setlist with each show. I went to the Seattle show and they played a much different show song wise. They opened on Self-Immolate which was super cool.
I went to see them at Perth, Australia last minute before they closed the tickets online. Oh boy, I don't remember much of the night, I ended up making a new friend and bought the tour shirt. I really enjoyed their concert and line-up.
King Gizz is always one of my favorite shows of the year when I can see them. Their sets flow so effortlessly. The crowd is always fun and it feels like everyone is experiencing something special.
I wish they played Tezeta for this show just so you could come to appreciate Sketches of Brunswick East after you meme’d on it because it’s fantastic live
Ryan Poole In my opinion, Sketches is better off not being played live because half of what makes it is the studio production and stu’s mixing. It’s one of my fav albums of all time and I feel like they just wouldn’t be able to pull it off as well as other albums live.
Saw them earlier this year in Sydney, just after self immolate dropped. The crowd was very high energy, and the set list really leant itself to a pit focused crowd, with tracks from Nonagon and MOTF being weaved together. Definitely my favourite band both live and in studio.
Just saw them in New York. My favorite part of the show was when the electronic signs for the venue changed from white to dark blue and everyone thought they were dimming the lights and started cheering for a random sound guy who picked up a guitar.
They were really, really high. Guaranteed. PS: super happy to see a band demonstrate many degrees of heaviness. Neil Young was one on the last to do so...
Hey Melon! I Was at the New Haven concert on the 27th that you were at! There were some rumors that you were coming to the concert because they heard that you were in the area from some concertgoers. I wasn't close to you (I think you were in the second row of the floor from what I heard), because I was in the mosh. It became confirmed when you posted the pic on your snapchat (I saw it on the subreddit). There was actually some guys going around looking for you, I thought you were in the balcony, but that turned out to be false. I still can't believe you didn't stay to meet the band after the show, they came out 20 minutes or so after the show and met the fans. I think it would've been pretty cool if you showed up, and even cooler if Stu or one of them recognized you. Anyway, it's super cool that we were at the same show!
I've had the pleasure of seeing them live twice, and I found in a festival setting they have more energy. Having just a short time for their set they really go all out in every song and it's super impressive
@@torontohoodman648 yea man, I was standing 4 feet Infront of the VIP booth on the right side of the venue. I bet one of those heads in that concert footage is mine
Saw them at Webster in NY back when Nonagon Infinity/FMB was fresh. Amazing energy, both from the band and the crowd. Really want to see them again some day.
I was there pretty close up to the stage on the left. Curious how you enjoyed Stonefield and ORB. Got to speak with the sound manager, everything sounded great so i had to give him credit.
Idk if its a melbourne thing, but they have amazing energy when I see them live.. Actually have met all of them individually except for Stu the illusive egg. They are all very chilled and very gracious people.. I think they are great role-models for anyone aspiring to be in the business. If any of the band see this - i’m sorry but no matter how many times I see yall around the city, I will be starstruck every time.
Really regret missing this show. But by the time I went to the page to buy a ticket general admission was already sold out :( Glad you enjoyed it Anthony :)
I saw em with Stonefield and ORB back on the 24th of August in Chicago at the Aragon Ballroom, it was fantastic to say the least. Honestly the best show I've ever been to - the whole crowd of 5,000 people jammed together in the interior of the venue were just constantly moving and having a rad time. Would highly suggest seeing them if given the chance. King Gizzard 8/24/19 @ Aragon Ballroom setlist: www.setlist.fm/setlist/king-gizzard-and-the-lizard-wizard/2019/aragon-ballroom-chicago-il-2b9f10ca.html
Twin drummers have always blown my mind and was a part of what stoked my interest in Gizz. I'm no drummer but that seems like it would be super difficult to accomplish, and they do it effortlessly. I really like the effect of it on songs where they alternate hi-hats.
Saw them in Toronto this past tour and agreed that it was a fucking blast. Very diverse setlist too, starting with Infest the Rats' Nest songs and transitioning to some lighter stuff and even Tezeta. Very fun crowd too!
I can't believe I saw these guys live before Anthony, they were great but when it came to his energy everyone seem to have a lot of fun honestly, specially Stu and Ambrose, I can't really imagine this guys being laid back.
I saw them in Portland OR the same day they released Infest the Rats Nest and they opened by playing the full album. Other than that my experience was very similar. Great show!
Plenty of huge acts come to Israel and not sure what there is to understand. You either play music to all people or you purposely don’t want to play to Jews, no excuse. Playing a concert and sharing art has nothing to do with the Israel/palestine thing and the people that want to hear music should not be punished.
@@Saif_Al_Dajjal You know that world tours don't include most of the countries out there, right? Don't try and make it a race issue. Also, Stu from king gizz is a Jew so clearly that's not the reason
Seen them 6 times or so (luckily live in sydney so they frequent here). Each gig has been fantastic!!! They bring the hype of proper metal shows with the sounds of psych rock. The crowd is always rowdy but friendly. Definitely a must see once in your life
Longrat Hello, from the UK. I think that if you’re going to Alexander Hall, you’re going to have a very difficult time in finding it, as it doesn’t exist. The place you need to find is Alexandra Palace, which isn’t actually a Palace, but a lovely old building on top of a hill in north London where BBC television used to be broadcast from years and years ago. It will be the bands biggest UK/European gig (10,500) It’s gonna be awesome. 🤘
It's crazy seeing them playing huge venues like this. I've seen them 3 times in their hometown Melbourne, every time at small intimate venues and every time better than the last. I imagine something might be lost when the entire venue isn't one big mosh, but I'm so proud that they're able to do this overseas. Also Anthony, it's pronounce Moog like 'Vogue', and I believe the keyboard they're using on stage is a Nord Electro
Yo Anthony, I got a comment (if you read comments, not sure), you complained about the narrative vocals on Murder of the Universe but if you got the vinyl copy you would have seen there’s a book that comes with it! It makes the narrative read more like a story and understandable. A very creative idea that’s well executed if you have the vinyl!
I saw them the day of their ITRN album release in Portland and managed to see them again in Chicago a week later! You’re definitely correct about the mix between ages and generations of people going to their shows. It was a pretty amazing thing to witness! Now I want to go to gizzfest
If they lacked energy it's because they were probably tired from all the touring and maybe the venue wasn't inspiring enough or the crowd was too chill. I saw them just after they released MOTU and it was for sure the most intense and energetic concert i've ever been too, golden time to see them I'm so grateful :D Since the first beat of Rattlesnake at the start it was total pogo mayhem, people just jumping around like crazy and having real fun! Great mixed crowd as well! Set ended with Am I In Heaven? medley, and towards the end since the stage was on a sandy beach close to the sea, Stu proclaimed he wants to be throw into the ocean (actually the mediterrean sea :P), so he stage dived and we carried him and threw him in :D Such an epic day, I was reborn after it, or MAYBE... Altered :D If anyone else was there,
Saw them in Vancouver and they were so great. (Despite the shitty venue) Love those dudes! Had to use cold packs on my neck for a whole week after moshing too hard but it was worth it. Also ORB and Stonefield were really good 2 and Stu is an absolute legend !!
Their show in SLC a week or so ago was so intense! Maybe it was more of the crowds energy but holy hell it was one of the funnest shows I had been to in awhile. So Jealous you got some Crumbling Castle action! We didn't get CC but sounds like most of the setlist was similar.
Saw them last night at Summerstage (Central Park NYC). Great show and I completely agree with all of your comments. Looking at the footage from your show, I would say the outdoor setting really enhanced the set as it gave it more of a festival feel. I have never seen them live before but looking at some of the performances like the KEXP ones on youtube I would say that they are just laid back. I would love to see them again but the dates don't work for me this tour. Next time around for sure.
Killer setlist. I saw them last year, it was also a killer set, but I really need to hear the Rats' Nest songs live. I live pretty close to Melbourne, it's cool to know such a talented and prolific band coming out of there.
I saw their show in Portland, OR two weeks ago. Really awesome, plus it was the day that Infest The Ray's Nest was released, so they played the entire record. Totally agree with most of your points, the crowd was really interesting and one of the most varied audiences I have ever seen.
Saw them in Vancouver and it was my first time listening to any of "Infest the rats nest" since I wanted to go in blind. It was by far one of the most fun concerts I've been to recently. We had the same sort of different demographics attending and it was great to get them all moshing!
Were you at Desert Daze 2018? I flew there from Seattle. By far the BEST festival lineup I’ve ever been to. Aside from the storm the first day, such an amazing weekend!
I imagine Fantano in the concert, meanwhile all the people are having a good time, he’s with his arms crossed, analyzing everything the band does with a cold look in his eyes
Lucas Barría nitpicking everything possible
I saw swans with fantwan and he was as mesmerized as all of us.
Stolen
I feel bad cause I totally analyze shows and how they're put on. I genuinely enjoy the process and see what different artists do with what they got.
@@asmith4549 N I T P I C K I N G A N D B I A S E D
"The band delivered every single track without missing a beat"
But remember: Once they're Mr. Beat they only miss a beat
This comment is vastly underappreciated
I have to play it now..
I looked through the comments especially for this.
I dont have à sax😂
King Lyrical and the Spiritual Miracle
PolitikZ. With a Z.
Coltrane
Spiritual individual
Real hip-hop, dont you forget it.
I like ur name and pic
You're still wrong about Murder of The Universe.
S P O K E N W O R D S E G M E N T S
Vomit Coffin and Digital Black are fucking awesome tracks
Nah if I wanted to listen to some boring talking I'd throw on a podcast.
The songs are decent, but the spoken word is a bit obnoxious. I agree with Fantano on this one.
He never said the album was bad, 6 is a good rating. It reminds me of an album like The Wall, it has some great moments but is too bloated with stuff that shouldn't be there (too many detours). Would've been much better off cutting the album down to half its length in both cases
Melon I saw you at this concert. You were bribing the security into letting you in by giving them minimalist wallets instead of paying for a ticket.
The question is - who wouldn't take the wallets? They replace your filthy leather wallet and fit nicely in your pocket.
@@KorskiMusic the coins. Where do you put spare change?
@@minksrule2196 Waaaay up 😀
So when do we get a Worst To Best King Gizzard video?
That would be so fucking divisive
D4rdar When they slow down releasing albums enough so that a list can be made before needing to add another to the list
It'd be a long video.
That would be a fucking tough one, I'm unsure I could even make a solid list that I wouldn't rearrange within a month or two
Melon have to create own channel for that.
Some bands can't recreate the magic produced in the studio. Some legends produce live music that can't be reproduced in a studio. King Gizz and Liz Wiz are that rare breed. They are better live than they are in the studio. It's that simple. These are talented musicians. I have nothing further to add.
They just fullscreened Windows Media Player from windows XP on the big screen
I love this continuing saga of Anthony being unable to pronounce "Polygondwanaland".
Man, this concert was so good, especially when Stu burned down the venue.
AUTO CREMATE
SELF IMMOLATE
bold choice to block all the exits beforehand, but i can appreciate his artistic vision
Milwaukee's set was nuts.
Cookie sang down the sink, Cavs surfed the crowd, and they ended on a 30 minute head on/pill jam that had a few other tracks nestled in.
That Head/On Pill jam was fucking legendary. Moshing and crowdsurfing during that was wild
They did the Head On/Pill jam in Adelaide as well! 'Twas fuckin sick
@@tylermollenhauer8362 I was in the pit for almost the whole show, went surfing a couple times and got dropped hard at one point. My left leg is still bruised as hell but it was so worth it.
That Milwaukee show was actually the best show I've ever been to by any band. Fuck I love this band.
Saw King Gizzard on their last tour at the Showbox Sodo in Seattle, it was me and my girlfriend’s first fight.
It was a fist fight, we won.
Zachary Schmidt they had us in the first half
Showbox Sodo is just Walmart brand Showbox
@@mistermetokurarchives calm down virgin
Best rock band of the decade.
I prefer grindgrind, its like grindcore but they play all of the music over the sound of an industrial blender.
Drams O'Scotch too daggy for mine.
Matt Polston I... agree
Imagine Dragons is way better.
Matt Erickson you don’t like quality over quantity ? You probably love Culture II lmao
King Gizzard is the best live show currently on tour.
Viagra Boys would like to have a word
Porcupine Tree are also insanely good
Idles are pretty good, also a band called Sports Team in the UK
Although is not as good as the Angelik 2 the Core tour
Lol porcupine tree haven't been on time for a longgggg time tho 😂
The mosh pit in Chicago was f-ing crazy. I felt like I was about to die.
Same in Portland Oregon 👌
planet b at the chicago show sent me to hell
It was such a bomb show in Chicago. And Orb was badass too
I acted like such a fool in the pit at the Aragon, totally possessed, next time I see them i gotta avoid the pit so I can actually watch them play though
Alexander Sullivan Chicago’s show was one of the craziest shows I’ve ever been to.
Anthony: 'The narrative is too intrusive on Murder of the Universe.'
Me: I WOULD LIKE TO DIE
I WOULD LIKE TO VOMIT
I was at the show in NYC on Weds and they played the closing track to Murder of the Universe where Han Tyumi narrates the destruction of the universe. It was fucking sick. The whole crowd went nuts. So melon doesn't speak for everyone about MotU. Some of us appreciate Han Tyumi and Leah Senior.
I AM A BLACK HOLE SHITTING INTO THE VOID
Actually, the music is too intrusive on every single King Jizz record.
I saw them live in 2018, they killed it! Also thanks Anthony for introducing me to them with your Nonagon Infinity review. Can‘t live without the Gizz
You should hit up a black midi concert
Stop meming
He should go to a Cory Feldman concert. That dude is the real innovator today.
I'm seeing them on Nov 24 at the Crocodile
G ouch
@@zachm3264 what do you think G stands for?
No love for the great opening bands Stonefield and ORB?
They were really good, saw them in Toronto!
They kick absolute fucking ass.
I was at the Philly show, and to me Stonefield sounded decent at first, but then all their music kinda sounded the same.
I didn't make it in time to see Orb at the greek theatre in LA but Stonefield did not disappoint. The live vocals in particular were perfect
@@paddygetty3528 Stonefield can be a bit samey but they do what they do so well
Just saw them in Central Park and it was insane! Highly recommend!
Leroy Jenkins hell yeah dude I was there!
@@DJProfessorL Hell yeah same! Pit was intense as hell
Yeah same it was wild
@@damianamusic did you see the shoe that was in the middle at one point? we all bowed down to it lmao
had to miss it for school RIP
You're so lucky to get the river last dude
N / A I felt lucky too when they played Work This Time at a gig I went to in July
Would kill to see work this time
*picnic on a frozen river
seen them 3 times, the 3 times they played river last... to talk true... it's not that great cuz most of the entire concerts are very fast/heavy music, and to finish in a slow song kinda ruins the mood... but still great band to see live
@@josuafonseca9889 out of curiosity, what would you what would have wanted for the ending?
Anfony, tell me, what's the top 5 shows you've been to? What's 5 you would like to see that you haven't?
Blark you know that his top 5 he would want to see would all be Cory feldman, right
1. Corey Feldman
2. Lil Xan
3. The Yeezus tour
4. Watch The Throne
5. Lil Mosey on the Juice WRLD tour
Do you guys know how I can contact him? He’s had my family for almost 3 weeks now
@@laytonn1160 you're gonna need a ouija board, 37 centimetres of yarn, and a can of chili beans.
@@SKUNK_FPS_Clips dont forget the pentagram of ridge wallets
I just saw them in seattle, it was amazing felt like I was going to die
FateBringsMe2U missed that show by one day 😭
Seattle gang 😎
What’d you think of Joey’s solo on Work This Time? I’m just glad a brought a change of underwear after that one.... cause it was so good I soiled myself.
cltnthecultist that solo made me almost cry dude! So sick!
@@Shannara1977 "play that harmonica ambros" - Joey
I love that Gizzard changes up their setlist with each show. I went to the Seattle show and they played a much different show song wise. They opened on Self-Immolate which was super cool.
Hey Anthony, I met you outside of the venue. Glad you enjoyed the show!
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I went to see them at Perth, Australia last minute before they closed the tickets online. Oh boy, I don't remember much of the night, I ended up making a new friend and bought the tour shirt. I really enjoyed their concert and line-up.
I totally saw you there!!!! I didnt want to interrupt your experience though.
There’s trillions of middle aged caucausians with melon shaped heads with glasses in the world. What made you distinguish THE melon?
@@verycutetaco probably his gross posture and unhealthy slobby figure
Swampy Wilkinson Or probably his gigantic poster with “Black lives don’t matter” written on it.
Haha same, didn’t want to be that guy
King Gizz is always one of my favorite shows of the year when I can see them. Their sets flow so effortlessly. The crowd is always fun and it feels like everyone is experiencing something special.
They ended the Denver show with Bitter Boogie and it faded out into like a 5 min jam with Ambrose's vocals, it was sexy
Talked to Cavs in Montreal, says he just wings it every night. God damn it lol
Can’t wait to become an altered beast at their tour date in Austin on September 4th - see you fellow Gizzard Wizards there!
I wish they played Tezeta for this show just so you could come to appreciate Sketches of Brunswick East after you meme’d on it because it’s fantastic live
Ryan Poole In my opinion, Sketches is better off not being played live because half of what makes it is the studio production and stu’s mixing. It’s one of my fav albums of all time and I feel like they just wouldn’t be able to pull it off as well as other albums live.
Saw them earlier this year in Sydney, just after self immolate dropped. The crowd was very high energy, and the set list really leant itself to a pit focused crowd, with tracks from Nonagon and MOTF being weaved together. Definitely my favourite band both live and in studio.
Just saw them in New York. My favorite part of the show was when the electronic signs for the venue changed from white to dark blue and everyone thought they were dimming the lights and started cheering for a random sound guy who picked up a guitar.
They were really, really high. Guaranteed.
PS: super happy to see a band demonstrate many degrees of heaviness. Neil Young was one on the last to do so...
Hey Melon! I Was at the New Haven concert on the 27th that you were at! There were some rumors that you were coming to the concert because they heard that you were in the area from some concertgoers. I wasn't close to you (I think you were in the second row of the floor from what I heard), because I was in the mosh. It became confirmed when you posted the pic on your snapchat (I saw it on the subreddit). There was actually some guys going around looking for you, I thought you were in the balcony, but that turned out to be false. I still can't believe you didn't stay to meet the band after the show, they came out 20 minutes or so after the show and met the fans. I think it would've been pretty cool if you showed up, and even cooler if Stu or one of them recognized you. Anyway, it's super cool that we were at the same show!
This is great but where is the love for our other Australian friends? Braindrops has been out for a week now and I'm still waiting for the review.
I've had the pleasure of seeing them live twice, and I found in a festival setting they have more energy. Having just a short time for their set they really go all out in every song and it's super impressive
I thought that was you behind me. I was going to ask for a pic but you snuck out right before the end of the last song
Panzer Deer r u being serious
@@torontohoodman648 yea man, I was standing 4 feet Infront of the VIP booth on the right side of the venue. I bet one of those heads in that concert footage is mine
Panzer Deer I honestly would want to fanboy the fuck out but would also be wondering whether he was just some bald guy lol.
I didn't wanna really bother him. You never know how open people are to having fans approach them.
Ah my brother is seeing them on the 4th and I’m so jealous.
In Austin? I’m going too - so fuckin’ excited.
Justin Mendoza see y’all there let’s go berserk!!!
I’m so excited for that show
Stubb's BBQ hype
Saw them at Webster in NY back when Nonagon Infinity/FMB was fresh. Amazing energy, both from the band and the crowd. Really want to see them again some day.
the band of our times, ladies and gentlemen. if they were making music back in the hay-day of rock, everyone would bow.
I was there pretty close up to the stage on the left. Curious how you enjoyed Stonefield and ORB. Got to speak with the sound manager, everything sounded great so i had to give him credit.
Idk if its a melbourne thing, but they have amazing energy when I see them live..
Actually have met all of them individually except for Stu the illusive egg. They are all very chilled and very gracious people.. I think they are great role-models for anyone aspiring to be in the business.
If any of the band see this - i’m sorry but no matter how many times I see yall around the city, I will be starstruck every time.
I’m so excited! I’m seeing them tomorrow in Philly
Really regret missing this show. But by the time I went to the page to buy a ticket general admission was already sold out :(
Glad you enjoyed it Anthony :)
I saw em with Stonefield and ORB back on the 24th of August in Chicago at the Aragon Ballroom, it was fantastic to say the least. Honestly the best show I've ever been to - the whole crowd of 5,000 people jammed together in the interior of the venue were just constantly moving and having a rad time. Would highly suggest seeing them if given the chance.
King Gizzard 8/24/19 @ Aragon Ballroom setlist: www.setlist.fm/setlist/king-gizzard-and-the-lizard-wizard/2019/aragon-ballroom-chicago-il-2b9f10ca.html
"the band's energy wasn't too high, it wasn't too low"
How dare they
Twin drummers have always blown my mind and was a part of what stoked my interest in Gizz. I'm no drummer but that seems like it would be super difficult to accomplish, and they do it effortlessly. I really like the effect of it on songs where they alternate hi-hats.
MrKneller kinda underwhelming when the play the same thing though. Check out Grateful Dead if you haven’t already, great double drumming.
Just saw them in Asheville and they were on fire! The crowd and venue helped too. Best show I've seen this year
You should review the Easter egg track from the Invade the Rats Nest video game
Infest
Saw them in Toronto this past tour and agreed that it was a fucking blast. Very diverse setlist too, starting with Infest the Rats' Nest songs and transitioning to some lighter stuff and even Tezeta. Very fun crowd too!
5:50 the synths used on Cyboogie were Roland synths (Juno-106) and I believe the vocals go through a Korg Microkorg Vocoder
The Milwaukee show kicked ass. It was the best concert I’ve been to.
I saw them last Friday in Milwaukee, they rocked the house. Big medley for the closer was lovely, along with the new albums
Saw Gizzard in a tiny venue of about 200 people at the end of 2017. Insane show, feel incredibly lucky to have seen them in that setting
I can't believe I saw these guys live before Anthony, they were great but when it came to his energy everyone seem to have a lot of fun honestly, specially Stu and Ambrose, I can't really imagine this guys being laid back.
I saw them last week in Salt Lake. Organ Farmer, Cyboogie, and The River were my highlights. So good
I saw them in Portland OR the same day they released Infest the Rats Nest and they opened by playing the full album. Other than that my experience was very similar. Great show!
MQZON I was there ! In the mosh it was amazing lost my poster though :/
I got to see them a few weeks ago in SF, I’m glad you saw them yourself and made a review pointing out what makes them such a great live performance
Would love more of these, this was excellent! I missed them this time, but have seen them twice. It was great to have this to fill me in.
saw them at Batschkapp Frankfurt am Main, Germany. absolutely amazing show
In cryinnnnnngggg.
I CAN'T see king gizz because I live in Israel.
NO ONE'S COMING TO ISRAEL.
kinda understandable.
BUT STILL.
Sorry to hear that, but I think it’s admirable that you understand
Plenty of huge acts come to Israel and not sure what there is to understand. You either play music to all people or you purposely don’t want to play to Jews, no excuse. Playing a concert and sharing art has nothing to do with the Israel/palestine thing and the people that want to hear music should not be punished.
Please tell me you saw radiohead when they came to Israel
@@Saif_Al_Dajjal You know that world tours don't include most of the countries out there, right? Don't try and make it a race issue. Also, Stu from king gizz is a Jew so clearly that's not the reason
think you mean very understandable lmao
Seen them 6 times or so (luckily live in sydney so they frequent here). Each gig has been fantastic!!! They bring the hype of proper metal shows with the sounds of psych rock. The crowd is always rowdy but friendly. Definitely a must see once in your life
I'm flying to London to see them in Alexander Hall. It's gonna be one of their biggest shows ever, I'm so excited!
Longrat
Hello, from the UK. I think that if you’re going to Alexander Hall, you’re going to have a very difficult time in finding it, as it doesn’t exist.
The place you need to find is Alexandra Palace, which isn’t actually a Palace, but a lovely old building on top of a hill in north London where BBC television used to be broadcast from years and years ago.
It will be the bands biggest UK/European gig (10,500) It’s gonna be awesome.
🤘
@@davidmason9529 excuse my ignorance! I cannot wait.
Can’t wait to see them in October
It's crazy seeing them playing huge venues like this. I've seen them 3 times in their hometown Melbourne, every time at small intimate venues and every time better than the last. I imagine something might be lost when the entire venue isn't one big mosh, but I'm so proud that they're able to do this overseas. Also Anthony, it's pronounce Moog like 'Vogue', and I believe the keyboard they're using on stage is a Nord Electro
Yo Anthony, I got a comment (if you read comments, not sure), you complained about the narrative vocals on Murder of the Universe but if you got the vinyl copy you would have seen there’s a book that comes with it! It makes the narrative read more like a story and understandable. A very creative idea that’s well executed if you have the vinyl!
I saw them the day of their ITRN album release in Portland and managed to see them again in Chicago a week later! You’re definitely correct about the mix between ages and generations of people going to their shows. It was a pretty amazing thing to witness! Now I want to go to gizzfest
I just saw King Gizz tonight at the 9:30 club in D.C. and holy shit I think I ascended
They completely avoided Michigan and Ohio 😔
i don't blame then for avoiding michigan, but i would have liked to see them in Ohio
i’m from ohio and we’re driving out to philadelphia to see them
We made the journey to Toronto from Detroit to see them. So worth it
Well who doesn’t?
Right, closest show to me is five hours away in chicago
If they lacked energy it's because they were probably tired from all the touring and maybe the venue wasn't inspiring enough or the crowd was too chill. I saw them just after they released MOTU and it was for sure the most intense and energetic concert i've ever been too, golden time to see them I'm so grateful :D Since the first beat of Rattlesnake at the start it was total pogo mayhem, people just jumping around like crazy and having real fun! Great mixed crowd as well! Set ended with Am I In Heaven? medley, and towards the end since the stage was on a sandy beach close to the sea, Stu proclaimed he wants to be throw into the ocean (actually the mediterrean sea :P), so he stage dived and we carried him and threw him in :D Such an epic day, I was reborn after it, or MAYBE... Altered :D
If anyone else was there,
Just got done seeing em in Philly! Best show/set ever!
Great review Ant! Glad you had equally as good of a time!
Huge king gizz fan, loving your positivity about them I feel the same.
Saw them in Vancouver and they were so great. (Despite the shitty venue) Love those dudes! Had to use cold packs on my neck for a whole week after moshing too hard but it was worth it. Also ORB and Stonefield were really good 2 and Stu is an absolute legend !!
Their show in SLC a week or so ago was so intense! Maybe it was more of the crowds energy but holy hell it was one of the funnest shows I had been to in awhile. So Jealous you got some Crumbling Castle action! We didn't get CC but sounds like most of the setlist was similar.
I'm going to see them in Austin in 3 days. Thank you for this review. It's got me even more hyped!
Please do a review of Selling England by the pound by Genesis
that album is like 50 years old.
@@jetpackredman687 Its amazing though
I just saw them at the REBEL in Toronto. Was a wild set and a great show. Kinda shook
i procrastinated too long to get tickets for that show :c i would've totally gone but sat too long
SNOOF AYY it was great. Their set list was insane
Saw them last night at Summerstage (Central Park NYC). Great show and I completely agree with all of your comments. Looking at the footage from your show, I would say the outdoor setting really enhanced the set as it gave it more of a festival feel. I have never seen them live before but looking at some of the performances like the KEXP ones on youtube I would say that they are just laid back. I would love to see them again but the dates don't work for me this tour. Next time around for sure.
>never missed a beat
Even on Mr. Beat?
really great review, love to see coverage of my favourite band
Seeing them in Dallas next Friday. SO excited!
They are on the top of my lists for gigs once bands start touring again.
fuuuuuuck!
i was gonna go to that concert but i wasnt available
next time Gizz come around, ill be there and hopefully seeing ya, melon man
Seen them in a closed space here in Greece last year.
Best thing ever!
Killer setlist. I saw them last year, it was also a killer set, but I really need to hear the Rats' Nest songs live. I live pretty close to Melbourne, it's cool to know such a talented and prolific band coming out of there.
I saw their show in Portland, OR two weeks ago. Really awesome, plus it was the day that Infest The Ray's Nest was released, so they played the entire record.
Totally agree with most of your points, the crowd was really interesting and one of the most varied audiences I have ever seen.
Saw them in Vancouver and it was my first time listening to any of "Infest the rats nest" since I wanted to go in blind. It was by far one of the most fun concerts I've been to recently. We had the same sort of different demographics attending and it was great to get them all moshing!
As an Australian, great to see Aussie acts getting American reach. We got a whole dope music scene down here you'll need to check.
when i saw them in seattle they played muder of the universe and had han-tyumi talking the whole time with subtitles on screen. it was fucking awesome
I’m seeing them in New Orleans, I’m so stoked
When can we expect the unkle Adams x Tom McDonald x cal Chuchesta collaboration?
you have great communication skills. sending love through the space from Argentina
Can't wait to see them next tuesday!!!
I'm going to see them in October! Really hyped for it!
Saw them at Desert Daze in Joshua Tree, blew my mind
Edit: should of gone in the pit Melon
That storm was nuts wasn't it?
I was there too, best concert lineup ever
Were you at Desert Daze 2018? I flew there from Seattle. By far the BEST festival lineup I’ve ever been to. Aside from the storm the first day, such an amazing weekend!
@@joshuafoster1772 I was there, I go every year but I thought 2017 was the best lineup
Saw them in Chicago for the second time...SO GOOD. They never disappoint me. 🤘🏻
I was at this show up on the balcony. Mosh pits were savage down front. First time seeing them.
Los Angeles had the best show. Due to the fact that they kicked off the tour here
San Francisco had the best show because we had two full nights of Gizzard in a row