Between the Buried and Me - Coma Ecliptic: Live (FULL SHOW)
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"Coma Ecliptic Live" Blu-Ray/DVD.
01. Node (0:00)
02. The Coma Machine (3:43)
03. Dim Ignition (11:16)
04. Famine Wolf (13:34)
05. King Redeem / Queen Serene (21:10)
06. Turn on the Darkness (28:15)
07. The Ectopic Stroll (36:40)
08. Rapid Calm (43:44)
09. Memory Palace (52:21)
10. Option Oblivion (1:02:15)
11. Life in Velvet (1:06:38)
Metal Blade Records present Between the Buried and Me "Coma Ecliptic: Live". The concert, which features the band performing "Coma Ecliptic" in its entirety, was filmed live on location October 4th, 2017 at The Observatory North Park in San Diego, CA. Bassist Dan Briggs comments: "The genesis of the Coma Ecliptic filming was based around capturing the look and feel of the show our lighting director Chris Hill produced for the full album set. It's such an important record for us and our progression as a band and the visual representation captures the moods of our tragic tale so well. It's the perfect way to wrap up the last two years we've been living with this album day in and day out!" - เพลง
Michael Jordan is the Blake Richardson of basketball
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Awesome
Too good!
FACT
You are the Blake Richardson of commenting.
It's super ridiculous that BTBAM has such a layered sound with so much going on and they still pull it off live. So much talent.
Absolutely, Devin Townsend could learn a lot from this. :)
Pound for pound probably one of the most talented groups in existence, yet it feels like each member is underrated in their field.
it's hard to say each one of them isn't the best compositionally on their respective instruments.
helllllloooooooo
Helloooooooo right back!
Dustie Waring hello!
Howdy! 👋
Helloooooo, Newman
Hello, handsome.
I have underestimated this album. Everything this band does is gold
I had too. Listened once maybe twice... and not even all the way through, then put it away. Until just now. At this late stage of the game. This truly is phenomenal. Bravo BTBAM, bravo.
This remains the only BTBAM album I haven't loved whole heartedly since they started their roll with Colors, and I can't figure out why. It's always been at a reserve from me for some reason, as much as I can appreciate the skill that went into it.
It seems like I see that a TON when BTBAM fans talk about this album. I don't get it. I fell in love almost instantly. Arguably my favorite album of theirs, and one of my favorite albums of all time.
@@disco4535 I guess the main complaint from older fans was the lack (or rather diminished amount) of harsh vocals. I undersand the complaint if the thing you love the most out of BTBAM are Tommy's harsh vocals, but this album gives you so much more. I mean, it has everything you love about BTBAM -- nasty breakdowns, Blake's tremendous blasbeats and lushous drum fills, tasty guitar lines and Dan's all-encompassing bass tone -- and it gives Tommy the freedom to explore more his vocal range. In my opinion, the cleans don't take away from the harsh vocals, instead, they only make them more rewarding and impactful because of the contrast. This was my gateway album to BTBAM so I'm biased, but I just love this album more each time I listen to it.
I don't think I truly appreciated this album when I first listened to it. Now I am on a kick and I can't stop listening to it. I'd like to revisit Parallax I and II while I'm at it. I pretty much have S/T, Silent Circus, Alaska, and Colors memorized at this point. I'm still not too familiar with Automata I and II yet although I'm getting there.
I discovered this album from a Spotify suggestion and became completely obsessed with it. I think I played it back to back for about 3 months.
As others have said the sound and performance is so close to the album version it's amazing.
Nice to see a future BTBAM fan!! If you go through their discography you are in for the musical treat or your life!! Their albums are so fucking magnificent is unbeliveable, even the new ones are excellent.
Welcome to our journey
I'm on myself
It is one of those no skip albums for sure
Dan Briggs deserves more closeups
Sotiris Monachogios Dan Briggs deserves more solos.
the apple kingdom really hope we see more dan solos/leads on their next record
And more volume
Well...you got those solos you asked for. Dan slayed it on the new album.
Just about the greatest metal band to ever exist. They completely smashed it out the park on the Colors Ten Year Anniversary Tour. The sound production quality of their sets is exquisite.
They kill it every time
@@Nrich1112 Hey Dr. Mantis, thanks for the reply. Yes, they absolutely do.
Fucking beast
Tommy became the first Keyboard player since Geddy Lee to outsource playing the keyboard to the bass player.
No joke, I can't think of any others since. Well done
@@BobbySacamano well, John Baizley from Baroness did the same to their current bassist around the same time. It appears to be a trend now
Ah shit, guess I better get back into playing piano lmao
WAIT a minute! Geddy Lee IS the bass player...mind blown by your mutant combination of comic genius and super-human trolling powers.
Not even 100,000 views. I am so blessed to know this band.
Hard to believe they've been at it consistently for almost 20 years.
I got their first CD from a merch table waaaaay back before they were anything like they are today, it's really amazing looking over their discography and seeing how much they've grown.
"Alaska" came out in 2005 I think. Think on that.
@@ZMB-on5ub yeah, their third album. It's amazing and can't wait for the upcoming this year!
They're like the Spurs with Pop at the wheel lol.
now this is prime time quarantine material
This is one of those albums that once you start you have to finish, every time. Man I wish I could have been there to see it live.
Can we get a raise for these sound engineers, sound quality top notch. Thank you.
coming back to say we're going to need a 10 year tour for this album
The beginning of Famine Wolf gives me chills.
Node
0:11
The Coma Machine
3:43
Dim Ignition
11:16
Famine Wolf
13:34
san dieegooo 20:40
King Redeem / Queen Serene
21:10
Turn on the Darkness
28:15
The Ectopic Stroll
36:40
Rapid Calm
43:44
Memory Palace
52:21
Option Oblivion
1:02:15
Life in Velvet 1:06:38
Out here doing the lord's work lol good job my man
Hero.
@@connorgyles3080 😂😂😂
You know there’s time stamps in the description.
@@sinikal6438 they added them later + they copied my timestamps + 1 year ago on phones timestamps in the description were not working
This will forever be one of the most incredible and well articulated albums ever written by a metal band
true, and its only BTBAM's 3rd or 4th best one! shows how sick they are!
They are brilliant. Was lucky enough to see them perform colors in its entirety.
The first time I heard it, I was hanging out with some fun guys. Blew my lid right off. This album will always be special to me. Every time I hear it, I feel "altered".
BTBAM is a listening experience. Its theatrical, metal, atmospheric. Its one of a kind and unmatched. Amazing.
It's amazing how they can reproduce that entire album live. Even all the overdubs that were done in the studio were present in the live show. The whole album came to life on that stage. Brilliant!
This might be the only metal show that I’d want a seat for. Mostly so I can sit on the edge of it.
I love how they put a big glowing halo around Jesus, their drummer. Looks cool.
They are all a bunch of Jesuses.
Yes... so those Giles. Such a badass show.
😂😂😂🤘🤘🤘
is that a gong like danny carey puts one behind hm?
This is consistently the best band to be able recreate exactly what they recorded to live performance. I will never cease to be amazed by them.
I agree with the funeral theme of yr last comment, but I would recommend Tomahawk (with Mike Patton, Duane Denson of The Jesus Lizard, John Stanier of Helmet!! and ex-Melvins bass player Kevin Rutmanis). Saw them@ the House of Blues Anaheim during the Mit Gas tour...technically every bit as clean as the album, plus M. Patton tweaking knows & dials & synths while singing amazingly, never missing a note or cutting a word off due to running out of air or a tough note to hit & sustain. SUPER-professional. And just freakishly flawless--not fair to the audience, because when you see a flawless or even near-flawless performance you can't help but wonder why your other favorite acts can't do that, even when they may be technically more proficient than, say, Tomahawk's instrumentalists.
@@ignoblesavage5559 I will check them out!
If you want your band to recreate their album what is yhe point of seeing them live just buy a pa system. I was confused many years ago and I thought the purpose of live concerts was to recreate their album live on stage but that is not the point of live music I assure you
@@garrettpatterson9490 more of how they’re so technically proficient in studio, and they’re able to pull it off time and time again. But since you’re clearly an expert as to what people want when they see a band live, I’ll defer to you :)
@@dps0610 wait I was only replying to your expertise on recognizing what the band is striving for
This band is amazing in so many ways, but what impresses me the most is that they can write an entire album that flows so well with perfect transitions and logic from start to end, then be able to 100% reproduce it live with no transitions, without making it sound incoherent. That's BTBAM for you !
I'll just add my voice to the choir of comments that this album, and this band, hit different than anything else I've ever listened to. So insanely grateful for them and their music.
I would pay so much money to see this album live.
Me too.
Got to experience it. 'Twas epic
I would have bid twice as much on Parallax II 😜
@@7riXter I saw them on tour during the Parallax II run. I can't remember how many songs they played from the album, but I do remember they played "Lay Your Ghosts to Rest". And the place went off during "that riff", you know the one I'm talking about. hahaha
@@lethalbydefault yeah got to experience that too last year 😊
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They played a lot from Parallax II (Astral Body, Lay Your Ghost To Rest, Black Box, Telos, Bloom) but i would die to see Melting City and Silent Flight Parliament and the Reprise of cause.
However… what u think about the new single 😉
Took me a while to 'get' this band but now i love em. It's like if dream theater and mars volta had a bipolar baby
Ive seen BTBAM at least 7 times over the years...never let down, never mediocre , never flacid ....
I saw them years ago when Dusty had a horrible back issue. He couldn't even stand/barely walk on stage but gave it his all from a stool. Total pro's
i am at my ninth times, i can't wait the next
Will always follow them. Incredible. I'm 30. 5 kids. And we love BTBAM. Can't wait to take my oldest daughter here soon!!!
@@Cphill763 i brought my 10 years old twice already :-)
your kids will love them
12 times!
I was at that show, what an amazing memory! Still remains one of my top 3 bands!
This is flawless. I believe this is one of the albums I will be showing my kids in 10 years and raving about it like my dad did with Korn and others with me growing up. Fucking legends. If you havent seen these guys live you're SEVERELY missing out.
i took my 2 kids to see them play at the north carolina state fair the other year lol. ages 2 and 7. they were blown away.
Holy shit was Tommy on fire that night. Clean AF
And his harsh vocals were more "on point" than in every current tour since
They all were.
this is a great album for him to shine on man. i'd love another rock opera concept album from btbam.
The way he goes higher and higher towards the climax of Life in Velvet.... *chef's kiss*
Alaska changed my life. I've been on board ever since.
One of the greatest bands of our time!
Pure perfection. I love this band.
Im so damn happy, i couldn't see them live because the fkin virus here en Buenos Aires, and since been a while that i wanted to see this DVD, so, this is a big relief :,)
Como nos cago el corona man que bronca
Y opeth también ☹️
@@Ignazyoh La verdad que sí Nachito, una cagada. No puedo creer la mala suerte que tuvimos .'(
We share your pain. I had tickets too. This video was a great treat!
Same here in Utah );
Entiendo tu dolor manito, también perdí Metallica y BTBAM por el covid aquí en Brasil :(
They never stop bringing a joyful tear to my eye
This abum gets better every time you listen to it.
glad i gave this band a chance. good asf
Glad you gave them a shot! This is definitely a great album to introduce people to the band. Some of their earlier records might put people off by how heavy they are before actually giving them a proper listen.
Welcome to the club!
I rememebr first hearing this album ,when I was visiting family in MX , I was on a beach at midnight listening to this , alone , it was great
such a tight live performance. the guitarists just don't fuck up ever
rhythm guitar should be a little louder in the mix
They do. But they're only human. I fkn love these guys. Seen them live a couple handfuls of times lol
Wow hella random to see you in a random comment section! Hope ur doing well bro watched all your reviews when you were doing ccc
The best musicians are the ones that make you think they never screw up. Covering up screw ups is a skill unto itself.
These guys have evolved into one of the best bands EVER...PERIOD!!!!
They did that like 15 years ago but ok
@@serpentinefire921 Wow, thanks for telling me something I didn't know...🤣🤣
Tommy's performance is impressive to say the least, they're all tight as usual but this album is so underrated - it's like a soundtrack to a live screenplay and very immersive, Dustie is hands down a fantastic soloist with the amount of emotion he releases, Paul is too majestic and Dan is a compositional genius and arguably the backbone directing their fabulous work
The transition between each song is just...
Seen BTBAM 6 times and this was absolutely their best show! The production and story telling was unlike anything I had ever experienced.
I dont believe this only have 160k views because I alone must have watched it 100k times
Great concert, happy this is now on TH-cam forever
This is easily their best album, hands down. Maximum talent, maximum composition, minimal growl. I wish all their albums were like this.
For me it's Colors followed closely by their Hypersleep Dialogues EP, everything I love about them packed into 90ish minutes.
Amazing!!!! After Corona come to Brazil!!!
Eles estiveram aqui em março agora vai demorar infelizmente.
The Ectopic Stroll is just something else live. Thanks BTBAM ♥
Brilliant album, reminds me of moving to a new country on my own in 2015 and listening to this over and over again as I was familiarizing myself with a new city.
Love it when an album connects like that to a specific time of life
2012-2024 still listen btam and recomd to my friends
One of the best metal bands of this generation. Thank You! You guys are a true inspiration !
Saw them last year (pre-covid). Absolutely impressive. It sucks this only has 88K views
I have a whole new appreciation for this album now that I've seen it live! It was almost like listening to it for the first time ever! That joy of discovery! Thank you so much for this!
These guys musicianship and skill level are next level. They sound perfect just like the album. 🤘🤘
Their songs always feel like a musical adventure ❤
Since I'm bored and stuck in doors. I would like to offer a few observations after watching yet another jaw dropping performance by the best band on the planet. Don't worry. It's long but I have a good point to make.
Before BtBaM I was a huge fan of Opeth. (Still am. Saw them with Devin Townsend and Gojira a couple years ago. Fan-fucking-tastic show)
They basically tried to do the same thing. Switching between genres. Switching up clean vocals with death metal vocals. Blackwater Park is still one of my favorite albums of all time. Deliverance too. But then Opeth started getting mixed signals from the fans. They were attracting two different kinds of fans who liked them equally but not all at once. Something I observed early on at live shows.
In 2003 Opeth puts out Damnation and really stirs the pot. All clean tone. All clean vocals. I think it's a great album but it split the fan base down the middle.
Then they release Ghost Reveries which is probably one of their best albums. It was a return to formula but the damage had been done. There are some sensitive fucking metal heads out there.
Even I was a bit sceptacal they would ever release another Blackwater Park. Which is why by the time they released Watershed, I didn't even know it came out. Opeth was off my radar. Aside from listening to everything from Orchid to Blackwater and sometimes Watershed I didn't really keep track.
Before Damnation they released an album every single year. Ghost Reveries took 2 years and I think Watershed took 2 or 3 as well.
The rest of my knowledge (up until a couple years ago) comes from Wikipedia because like I said. "Off radar" Friends weren't really interested. Other bands were coming onto the scene. Yada-fucking-yada.
Between 2011 and 2016 they release Heritage, Pale Communion & Sorceress. I didn't know what had happened but they changed completely and finally picked a genre they fucking excelled at. Old school progressive rock.
The first album I heard that pulled me back in was Pale Communion. It took me totally off guard. It was heavy and progressive but old school and deep. All clean vocals. I thought it was great but I was very confused. Where was my Blackwater Park II?
I go back listen to Heritage, same thing. Sorceress, same thing. Now they have a new album. Same formula. Same thing. Fucking great. And here is the thing. You can still tell it's Opeth. One forum I was on asked the question. Are you just fans of Metal or are you fans of Opeth?
I was a fan of Opeth... and metal. Blackwater Park already exists. Why was I trying to put pressure on them to make another one? They had evolved. And I was so fucking happy for them.
By the time I saw them live with this new format I was fully committed again and they fucking blew every single person away at that show. No more split fan base. Fans of Opeth were fans of Opeth. Not Clean Opeth or heavy Opeth. Just Opeth. And they still play a lot of heavy shit live too. And it fits in great with the new shit.
This has happened to other bands who haven't faired too well on the other side. Mastodon, Gojira, Metallica even
Opeth came out better than ever and I actually prefer the new stuff now. I post this here for people to get a true perspective on BtBaM. These guys probably should have gone down a similar path. But they haven't. They have never split their fan base. They have only gotten better. And they really didn't even need to.
That is why I think this band is the greatest band on the planet. Because I don't want Colors II. Never even crossed my mind. They have consistently kept me satisfied with the amount of content and growth they have achieved. And that is beyond amazing. These guys are an enigma and I can't wait to see what comes next.
I don't know Opeth.
But Mastodon changed once Hinds got hit in the head (by shavo I think?) And he was knocked out. When he was he claims he saw shit and didn't want to be heavy anymore.
But BTBAM have just always mixed everything so well. You can see they arent the angry screamo band. Colors set them apart. White Walls is actually about writing the album and being different and thinking people would hate it. They were trapped inside cause of the weather. Since then they have stayed heavy but mixed is so many genre styles. Hell Ants of the Sky has a Hoedown. They definitely give you something for everyone. Hard as fuck, screaming, clean vocals. They all play their parts so well. Tommy is a monster singer and showman. And he doesn't let his side project interfer (though Dim Ignition does but it's great). And man do they know how to end an album. Option Oblivion and Life in Velvet together is insane. Silent Flight Parliament/ Goodbye to everything. White Walls. Swim to the moon. Blot.
I legit get sad thinking they may hang it up soon enough. We are all getting older.
This is amazing. Finally somebody who understands why I love newer BTBAM so much better than older BTBAM. I honestly don’t care much for Colors. Then again, Coma Ecliptic was my introduction to them, so maybe that’s partly why I gravitate towards their newer stuff. (I’m late to the party, I know.) But Automatia 1 and 2 were incredible, and I just recently went back and listened to the Parallax II. I suppose that’s considered an older album now, but not as old as “old” BTBAM. Also.. the one and only Opeth album I’ve listened to all the way through was Pale Communication, funny enough. Knocked my socks off. I’d never heard anything like that before. Is it even worth my time going back to old Opeth? 😂🤷🏼♂️
@@LudaChez Shavos friend. Shavo felt terrible. Hinds was just being Hinds and snapped shavo in the butt with a towel or something stupid and Shavo's friend had to be a white knight and sucker punched Brent.
@@julianvandersteen2303 dude, you gotta check out The Great Misdirect.
@@julianvandersteen2303 If Pale Communion is the only album you've heard then older Opeth might be a hard sell. Try listening to Blackwater Park. If you don't like that then you won't like any of their older stuff.
As far as it being worth your time... I would say that any time there is a possibility to find new or old Music that you might love, it is always worth the time.
I never realized how good they are....
I can't wait to see these guys play again.
One listen and this was an all-time top 10 metal album for me.
When i first listened to this album back at its release, i wasn't feeling it much. But, with more listens it has grown on me and now, behind colors of course, this is prolly my 2nd fav album by my fav band. Can't wait for the 1st album to be out again. Real talk self titled is prolly number 3 for me, although alaska is a close 4th.
That's such a peculiar top ranking! Neither Parallax's up there for you?
@@tommyh2985 Curious what you would put as your top 3? Only am asking because I think Colors is easily their best album, but of course, opinions are allowed to differ. I just wondered what you meant by it being a "peculiar" top ranking? FWIW, my number 2 would be probably Parallax II: Future Sequence, then Third is Coma Ecliptic. And in case tone of voice wasn't apparent, asking in a friendly way, not a confrontational way or anything! I hate when things get mistaken because people weren't able to hear the tone of my voice. One of these days I hope they will have tone-of-voice-fonts lol
@@tommyh2985 sorry, but no.. felt like parallax should of been 1 album instead of 2, same w their lastest album.. dont get me wrong, i love pretty much everything they've done but self titled was my 1st album i heard.. back in 2003. Saw them live in sc and im super nostalgic for it. Btbam can do no wrong. Seen them live like 10 times. Cant wait for something new. I got a ticket to see an evening w btbam in june. Theyre supposed to play thd gr8 misdirect start to finish then a second set of random hits.. cant wait but of course covid 19 had to fuck it up. Misdirect had to grow on me, bc following up colors was impossible, but now id say its a close 5, maybe 6.. im also nostalgic for silent circus. Then prolly parallex at 7. But its all great.
@Reece Deeter word colors is the rt answer but coma is amazballs.. such a beautiful album.
Yea, this album isn't much my taste, but listening to it all the way through it's written so incredibly. It really is a masterpiece.
One of my favorits for sure ! blake is such a beast :O
Tommy is so damn talented
all of them
They are monsters that make me happy to be alive :)
Such an important band of the last couple of decades both technically and creatively, as important as Voivod in the 80s or Death in the 90s.
incredible! I have not heard this material yet and my jaw is dropped to the floor. They are such an amazing band. Virtuosity, tonal exploration pushed to the boundaries but still the same great original style of theirs. I have seen them twice in London few years back and that was unforgettable experience. I think I shall definitely get the tickets to their show if they play London again after the covid-19 lockdown ends..
Such an amazing band. Capable of such progressive aggression and and then.., how to be still and haunting. Sunshine to darkness and the palette in between. Bravo!!!
I listen to this at the end of every long work day. I Need to see my favorite band again in Seattle.
Beautifully heavy, mesmerizingly technical - these are my words for these guys! Always goes beyond expectations and never fails to disappoint
I notice that every one who is a fan of these guys has seen them at least twelve dozen times
Thank you so much for this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I promise I'll buy this DVD when I'm able to afford it.
Cannot wait any longer!
One of the best concerts ive ever seen!
Automata I and II live DVD will be next!
Obviously. Although it'll probably be Live Studio like Parallax depending on how this virus swings. But you know these guys man...they are not gonna stop doing stuff so hell.... We might get a whole new album just because they can't tour.
@@withinmyself what a douche lol, "obviously". No announcement of that at all so I wouldn't just assume they're doing another live album.
@@seanpatrick103 Oh.. thanks for your equally uninformed input. I guess I have to point out that I was being "Optimistically Sarcastic" when I said "Obviously."
I even went on to suggest that maybe a new album would be in the works. I've left many comments that might call for name calling but this just isn't one of them.
Why are so many people on the internet looking to pick a fight over the most frivolous things.
I guess retaliation is in order so...um.. Dickweed!!! Yea!!! take that!!! Now I truly feel superior for no reason.
@@withinmyself God you even reply like a douche. Go stick your nose in an ambient Devin Townsend album for the 50th time or something dude
@@seanpatrick103 Jesus dude. You really are insecure aren't you. You can browse my playlists if you're having a hard time finding good Music. As far as fighting goes, I probably shouldn't have responded like that and it won't happen again. I respect this band and the fans so I don't want to be the other half of a toxic thread. Please stop.
This is a masterpiece, nothing less than that. S2
Love it 😍😳
I've obsessed over this band for many of years and 31:38 is one of the most emotional riffs I've ever heard. I don't know if I've ever heard something at that tempo that is so sad... Literally makes me want to cry every time I listen to it. Turn on the Darkness is a JAMMMMMM.
I was supposed to see you guys for the first time in may. I'll keep learning Extremophile Elite in the mean time.
Amazing how much you guys did visually with just lights
Simple lights and that’s all you guys needed to add to the music to put on a performance that felt beyond just a live band playing music
I felt like I seen the story that pops up in my head when I listen to this album being performed in live action infront of me
Absolutely surreal
I’ve seen BTBAM 4 times already and I don’t think I’ll ever stop going to a show whenever you guys tour
I just realized that this is the exact show I went too
Wow.
Seen them twice so far. It's nice having a band that comes to Canada very often
Simplemente, gracias.
Such a great show. Love you guys.
Just ordered, love everything you guys put out!
Rapid Calm - goosebump. Repeated many times...
thank you for posting this!!!!
I remember loving Parallax. Then they wanted to make a rock opera? Wtf? I was worried. Then the coma machine came out. Then I got the album. Holy shit.
Dark works engrossing. Our sun is sleeping.
THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD!
Just what I needed with this lockdown 🤘
I know I'm alone in saying this, but my fave music from them starting at the top is: The Parallax: Hypersleep Dialogues and then The Great Misdirect...
Actually you're not.
Parallax is absolutely a masterpiece. Great Misdirect is lower on the list for me though. Colors held a top spot for a long time and I can still go back to it without feeling burned out.
I think one reason this album in particular is so amazing to me is that they ALREADY put out some of the greatest Music I'd ever heard. Then they did it again. And I saw them on this tour which pushed me over the top as far as the newer stuff goes. They seem be way more energetic playing a lot of this newer stuff (which is understandable as I'm sure they've most definitely gotten burnt out on Colors-era stuff)
They have something for everyone though. Either way you cut it, you're still listening to (imo and most likely) the greatest band of the last 20 years.
I'm actually with you my dude!
It's all been pretty good man, they've had a lot of bangers and no one should fault you for your personal line up
Me personally, I have a special place in my heart for Arsonist, Mordecai, Ants of the Sky, All Bodies, Obfuscation, etc... you know... like all their songs. Parallax 1&2 were both amazing works of art.
That was awesome. Thanks for posting.
Seen these bro’s 5 times live , always amazing
I've seen them twice. Once at a festival and then at a smaller venue. They always entertain.
12 times. Hopefully 13 june 5th.
masterfully executed!
Remarkable amount of finesse! (L)
Thank you Metal Blade!!
35:04 is so fucking good. The ending to Turn on the Darkness is my shit.
Between the beer and me, perfect!!
The only thing Between the Beer and Me is $18.
Awesome live performance!
Ahhhh i remember when this album come out,you guys so great
great sound
Epic album from an epic band! Why aren't there three Dan Briggs cams!?
Thanks
Hell yeah. Cant wait.