saw them Sunday night w/ Circa...sucks they only played 5 songs, though they were excellent. bought a shirt from the drummer afterwards, he seemed SUPER depressed...idk if that's just his personality or what?
EbluestarE as much as I love their music they don’t seem into what they’re doing anymore. 4 years ago they still enjoyed it but not anymore. You can hear it in their newer stuff and performances. Probably why they’re breaking up.
I’m glad I saw this on TH-cam and didn’t pay for the live set. Surely this is t how they always performed live, because it’s a snooze fest. At least act like you like the music you’re playing....
I've stopped uploading videos to TH-cam due to people intentionally skipping out on the live experience to instead watch on TH-cam. If you like live music, go to a show to support your favorite groups. Buy merch/physical media, and talk about what you love about them. I'd rather have a band perform well than try to needlessly show off. Stage presence is great, but I attend concerts to support bands I like because they are doing what they love to do. A band maturing and focusing more on intricacies of their craft, to me, is a large part of the experience of a live show. Every performance and experience thereof is unique and can never be duplicated, and much of that is lost in recorded media. Nothing can replace physical attendance.
![Aaron West And the Roaring Twenties [Full Set, Live at Chain Reaction, Anaheim, CA, 2017.11.18]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8bn7HR0BupQ/mqdefault.jpg)
01:20 Midnight Zone05:38 Spinning09:40 Tiny Raindrop13:25 When I Come Undone17:45 Void20:25 Fade24:51 For a Walk28:00 or 29:35 'Postcard'34:30 Quake40:15 Run from me 44:34 Stonehands48:50 Notice Me53:38 'Reflection'58:03 I Told You Apart In My Head
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MVP
@@angrykoreanlady Thanks!
@@bubblecreamcustom2913 Run from me at 40:15
Aha thanks!!
I know it is kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to watch newly released tv shows online ?
i am so in love with jon simmons' eyes! you can't see them on here but still!
Man, they sound so much better live.
They were definitely one of my favorite live bands.
I love the way their instruments sound live! They’re so much more powerful!!!! It’s like… euphoric…
At 19:30 Jake Clarke is in the Fukin house
Holy shit I saw NOFX at this venue when I was 16 :)
saw them Sunday night w/ Circa...sucks they only played 5 songs, though they were excellent. bought a shirt from the drummer afterwards, he seemed SUPER depressed...idk if that's just his personality or what?
EbluestarE as much as I love their music they don’t seem into what they’re doing anymore. 4 years ago they still enjoyed it but not anymore. You can hear it in their newer stuff and performances. Probably why they’re breaking up.
Van ellis ,was...a super creative drummer.
WHY he did not play the last show at The Fillmore. Had to be huge.
@@BeersBikesandTheFlag turns out he took over create control with Light We Made and then stole a bunch of money from the band.
new members?
Wondering the same thing.
2 of the members were getting married or something (not to each other) so they couldn't go on tour
Is that Not Eric? Slaymaker?
wondering the same thing, who's that dude?
That's definitely not Erik, but that's Andy on the far right.
I’m glad I saw this on TH-cam and didn’t pay for the live set. Surely this is t how they always performed live, because it’s a snooze fest. At least act like you like the music you’re playing....
I've stopped uploading videos to TH-cam due to people intentionally skipping out on the live experience to instead watch on TH-cam.
If you like live music, go to a show to support your favorite groups. Buy merch/physical media, and talk about what you love about them. I'd rather have a band perform well than try to needlessly show off. Stage presence is great, but I attend concerts to support bands I like because they are doing what they love to do. A band maturing and focusing more on intricacies of their craft, to me, is a large part of the experience of a live show. Every performance and experience thereof is unique and can never be duplicated, and much of that is lost in recorded media.
Nothing can replace physical attendance.
Thanks for posting
@@Sparkwolf I'll take a live experience...everytime!!