The fact that Jon Theodore can play this perfectly at such a fast tempo blows my mind. I’ve been trying to learn De-loused on drums for 15+ years and still can’t play all of it at tempo. Fucking legend and my biggest influence.
Yea Cicatriz drum pattern is tricky at high tempos. You definitely need to practice it slowly and make sure everything is tight before trying to get it up to speed
My all time favorite drummer. Saw him live with queens around 2012. Never got to witness the majesticness of Jon and the Mars fucking Volta....sadly... I play drums and listening to him taught me so much.ripped him off gladly
The Mars Volta are a band of two faces. Albums that are meticulously and painstakingly written and recorded with such ridiculous intent and precision, and live shows that are pure and utter chaos. Love it.
yeah its always funny to see people complain about their live performances...if you were ever actually there and had a bad time that's on you, if you want to hear the album you can just stay at home.
Jesus Christ, Jon Theodore! Playing these grooves at this tempo is just INSANE! This was and always will be the very best incarnation of TMV. RIP Ikey.
I totally understand why people would think this sucks, but this imo is a great performance. If you want perfection, listen to the record, if you want raw unfiltered passion and energy along with some great improvisation, then this is it. They're humans, not robots.
this is (arguably) in my opinion one of the best live performances ever. because it specifically is improvised passion along with some perfection. no bands have the balls to play half of their song spot on and half of it improvised
I just can't get over how fast they played this song live. As a drummer a lot of TMV songs can be tricky to play, but they do so many of them double tempo live and I can't imagine how grueling that must be. True testament to the ability of these folks.
Because all of the mixer channels, compressors, and eqs are all fucked? Seriously, whoever did TMV's live sound during the comatorium tour should have been court marshalled.
This performance is a scattered mess that works so damn perfectly!! That’s what I’ve always loved about The Mars Volta. Never a straight forward performance. They always add their own uniqueness to every show and make it so the audience can experience them. The power and passion this sound gives off! Amazing!
May this performance live forever to show the world what the mars volta were all about and continue to inspire musicians who want to try and deliver this kind of energy to the audience. One of the best versions of Cicatriz!
'At the Drive-in' broke up because they were basically "Bored" with making that kind of Music. THIS Music is a result of them fighting against that Boredom. And God bless them for it. They Don't LOOK bored, do they?
The drummer is playing so fast and clean, it’s pretty unbelievable. Omar is also unbelievable here for other reasons. Lol. I’m thankful this video exists
holy shit. new fan. virtuosity in musicianship, funky, interesting themes and songwriting, lots of changes. Latin flavorings. Damn these guys are good. Love the filth in the guitar. Cedric is an incredible performer. Maybe wish the bass was more upfront but sounds pretty good on the recordings. Flea sounds great on the records. Every drummer has been great. Every album is quality, too. I'm big into these guys right now.
look for bootlegs from the european tour of 05, imo their most technical/ quality performances, cedric is spot on and their live version of cassandra will blow your mind. for me, that was their golden era
their old performances were so good. look up years 2003 and 2004 live. theres some earlier ones that are interesting too before drunkship came out with jeremy ward, but those few years after drunkship were magical and probably their most well known era by fans even if we weren't around back then. for some reason we didnt get a lot of 2005 live footage, even though they were better sonically and talent wise, that was kind of their led zeppelin era and probably their 'peak'. drunkship era was more punk and wild. then 2008 they became more metal. the 2008 shows were enormously long with extremely difficult material, and they played all their old hits too. Those were great shows but once again weren't really captured that well. their last recorded performance before hiatus was also great just more refined, like malkin jewel live. it sucks they weren't professionally recorded throughout their career, the few tv shows they did it never came off that great like yahoo sets, henry rollins, mtv and letterman maybe? i never really liked those ones. But big day out and of course the electric ballroom sets are such classics i don't think it gets any better. BTW the new tour since breakup has been good, I think they aged well, it's like mars volta for old people like a fine wine now
I don't know....I read a lot of the comments and I can't help but laugh that so many people make the assumption that drugs are the cause and the effect of the performance. So here's my two cents (hahaha): I think the performance is fantastic. The thing is that The Mars Volta are an extremely polarizing act. I know so many people that love them and hate them. But I think that a band like theirs is purposely ambiguous in their scope. It's part of their brilliance. And I have to have to admit that I was one of those people that didn't get them...INITIALLY. But the more I listened the more I went AHHHHH. The light came on. So,when I watch their performances,I can't help but feel that they are being "engulfed" by their own sound. There is something so primal and savage to them...and yet so cerebral and esoteric. I have really grown to love this band.
+Robert P You've put it so well there. I saw them live right after their second album dropped, when they opened for System of a Down. I wasn't that familiar with them at the time and had no idea what I was seeing. I really wish I could see that performance again with my current appreciation.
this is a friendly reminder that passion must overcome anything in any craft, this performance will always lift up my spirit with the explosion of energy that it carries
Saw them live once and Cedric looked me dead in the eyes during the show and just focused on me for a minute. lol Kinda freaked me out a bit. My body suddenly got really warm like I was in some spotlight or something. He's strangely intimidating. Maybe he mistook me for his long lost brother or something because my nest of hair is so similar to his. xD
Always thought Cedric was a dick. He talks so much shite during shows and comes across pretentious and sensitive. Gotta give him credit for relationship of command though. Best rock album since never mind.
Just be happy you've never gotten the Will Swan stare down. That shit is terrifying which is unfortunate because he is the nicest dude but yeah when you're in the crowd he's like one of those jesus statues. No matter where you are in the crowd it looks like he's starting right into your soul.
The complainers are nuts. Theodore's killin it on drums with Ikey and Juan holding it all together. Everything Omar's playing is working and Cedric's vocals. Maybe a few too soon cutaways but that "Shrouded in Veils!" and everything else he's doing. Come on! Even Marcel's percussions coming through. Great performance!
I don't think I've ever been more pissed off about a TH-cam ad interrupting my listening and viewing experience. Aside from that this is a Fucking amazing live performance!
I love The Mars Volta so much, I can't even explain it in words. They renewed music and the rock genre. In addition to being unclassifiable. I love their discography. Omar is a virtuoso musically speaking, and Cedric writes outstanding lyrics. This guys just blow me away...❤
Increible presentacion!!! miadmiracion completa para la energia y entrega de estos individuos en escena. Verdaderamente admirable. Es una gran lastima no poder verlos en el presente. amo esta banda desde el primer sonido.
I think this was the first live video I've seen of them. Cicatriz ESP was thus a long time favourite of mine. I really miss the MV and am happy about the new songs. I wish I'dve seen them more often back in the day though.
The sheer intensity and endurance of Jon Theodore and Ikey should be aknowledged more often. Yeah Cedric and Omar were/are the upfront personalities. They recruited and in the end alienated Jon. Juan is somewhere in the middle. Thankfully Jon got picked up by QOTSA.
I respect the energy that these artists bring to the stage. im not sure what to think about the quality of this performance though, i found myself struggling to find the song i wanted to hear in it
+bass brain When the "performance" takes precedent over the musical performance, I am unimpressed. I am a big fan of a lot that they accomplished in their career -- but performances like this always leave me wanting to listen to the album version. That's where the MV shined. Their silly stage antics are just kind of silly and always annoyed me when I saw them live. Play the fucking song, already. There's a reason I like rock music and not the grateful dead.
On their albums I'd agree, when there's hella noise and dissonance it's all tempered with skill and tamed to the point of being digestible (rick rubin is a god) but live their compositions just suffer a brutal and savage rendering. When your albums are produced almost flawlessly, it kind of confuses your fans when you sound like mangled garbage live.
In my opinion this is a great performance, but i saw that most of comments doesn't agree that. One reason why i love Mars Volta and is that i have never heard perfect quality on their live performances, Cedric doesn't sing at all, but thats what mars volta sound its about. Its not about drugs either, you can realize how much they enjoy what they're playing live, even when it sounds like shit.
Eugenio Magaña Gámez I believer you're describing the spirit of punk rock and yes that's in high doses with TMV, but live they sound like shit? And Cedric doesn't sing? Really? really?
Technically no, Cedric doesn't sing a shit. You can name it any other way but no singing. (Even though I believe in TMV they're all great musicians) Opera singers REALLY SING. Technically sometimes they sound like shit, yes sir! And that's awesome, i love that. I really don't understand why people want them to play exactly the same as an album record, its stupid. They worth much more for live performance, thats my point.
I never got into this band because it was just waaaaaaaay tooooooo over the top. It was like a psychedelic 1968 performance that was a cross between Grace Slick, Janis, Grateful Dead, MC5 and a bunch of others. The only thing missing is the "twilight zone" spinner in the background for everyone tripping on acid. At first glance, you'd think this performance was Woodstock 1969. Theodore, the drummer, was the entire energy of the music...not the performance, but the music. When he left, the musical energy completely changed.
Yeah fuck hitting any correct notes or anything....that’s meaningless. I’m a huge TMV fan and enjoy this performance but the excuses TMV hipsters make when they’re not that great is beyond me. No, it’s not the acoustics, no, it’s not “all” about the expression. And no, you’re not just that deep that you get it.
I feel the exact opposite. I don't care if they stand in one place and don't move at all. I want to be impressed by the playing, not the stage presence.
Hello kids. Never put a live mic In your mouth. We had to take this chick who played in my band to the hospital for electrocuting herself. We were a metal core band and she was trying to get that distorted mic in mouth sound. And all of a sudden she turned into dead weight and slammed her head on the corner of the stage. And was out cold it was scary as fuck. Apparently the shock stopped her heart for a few seconds.
There is NO BAND quite like TMV. Lucky enough to catch ATDI but never got the chance to see Mars Volta 😞 would've loved to have seen em with Jon or Thomas on the kit.
Without Jon the band was never the same. But they have all talked about how Heroin ruled their lives for a bit. Unfortunately, they were better artist off the wagon than on....
It was more than amazing seeing this lineup 20 years ago. Still to this day, after seeing hundreds of shows, being at Bonaroo 2005 was beyond epic and by far the best. I still can't believe they got rid of Jon Theodore 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
![The Mars Volta - Inertiatic ESP [Letra Traducida] (Live)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/D5YvhimG7PQ/mqdefault.jpg)
5:10 the awareness of Cedric to pull his Friend Omar away from future hearing issues was spot on!
omar mixed amptecture im pretty sure and people have a thought it sounds so abrasive because of his hearing loss
"still to come... The Black Eyed Peas"
Fucking lol
LMFAO I had to comment on this legendary comment since no one else has this whole time. Too funny 😂
they’re out to lunch 🤣🤣🤣
Edgy! They got some good tracks
Ahahah
They don’t know this but it was Theodores show the whole time. He kept the chaos together
To be fair, they probably didn't even know where they were at the time, or if they were humans or not. Remember kids, drugs are bad mmkay.
Progressive ambition, jazz spontaneity, punk energy.
It *actually* is perfect
Couldn't have said that better
The fact that Jon Theodore can play this perfectly at such a fast tempo blows my mind. I’ve been trying to learn De-loused on drums for 15+ years and still can’t play all of it at tempo. Fucking legend and my biggest influence.
Yea Cicatriz drum pattern is tricky at high tempos. You definitely need to practice it slowly and make sure everything is tight before trying to get it up to speed
he is the best drummer fuuuuuckkkk and this is honestly the best mars volta rhythm section
Blake Fleming
My all time favorite drummer. Saw him live with queens around 2012. Never got to witness the majesticness of Jon and the Mars fucking Volta....sadly... I play drums and listening to him taught me so much.ripped him off gladly
Listen to his early band Golden... Cedric saw one of their shows pre Mars Volta and his mind got blown...so he hired Jon when tmv formed
The Mars Volta are a band of two faces. Albums that are meticulously and painstakingly written and recorded with such ridiculous intent and precision, and live shows that are pure and utter chaos. Love it.
the only modern band that understood what rock is about. No half ass, no bullshit. Go up there, fire it up, create moments, explode and leave.
yeah its always funny to see people complain about their live performances...if you were ever actually there and had a bad time that's on you, if you want to hear the album you can just stay at home.
Jesus Christ, Jon Theodore! Playing these grooves at this tempo is just INSANE!
This was and always will be the very best incarnation of TMV. RIP Ikey.
The crowd are tooo "high" at that moment
The speed and insanity, ha.
I totally understand why people would think this sucks, but this imo is a great performance. If you want perfection, listen to the record, if you want raw unfiltered passion and energy along with some great improvisation, then this is it. They're humans, not robots.
amen brother
this is (arguably) in my opinion one of the best live performances ever. because it specifically is improvised passion along with some perfection. no bands have the balls to play half of their song spot on and half of it improvised
I FUCKING love this performance
I just can't get over how fast they played this song live. As a drummer a lot of TMV songs can be tricky to play, but they do so many of them double tempo live and I can't imagine how grueling that must be. True testament to the ability of these folks.
@@WadeTroutt start listening to jazz...youre in for a real treat!
i feel sorry for any band who have to go onstage after the mars volta
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It's prob worse for Dillinger Escape Plan. Rip :(
Because all of the mixer channels, compressors, and eqs are all fucked? Seriously, whoever did TMV's live sound during the comatorium tour should have been court marshalled.
Too bad this isn’t the comatorium tour.
Especially if you have to share the same mic! Highly recommend you bring your own or at least a fresh...non-deepthroated windscreen.
Whoever edited this really captured the vibe.
Underappreciated aspect for sure.
This performance is a scattered mess that works so damn perfectly!! That’s what I’ve always loved about The Mars Volta. Never a straight forward performance. They always add their own uniqueness to every show and make it so the audience can experience them. The power and passion this sound gives off! Amazing!
absolutely! you said everything here. That's what's good!
I've always loved the Volta because their ambition exceeds their talent, and their talent is infinite
Well put!
RIP Ikey Owens his playing was always perfect for the song.
The best rock band in the last 17 years.
Agreeing 5 years later
King Gizzard comes close too.
Jon Theodore, nuff said
I live by this quote
Yeah ok so why is he playing this song so fast that I could hardly enjoy it? Lol. He's an amazing drummer but this is way too fast
Dude right? He’s got swagger when he plays
RIP those drums. Jon destroyed them
Thomas pridgen it's the the better and deantony parks it's good too
😂😂😂🙏🙏🙏
@@cocholi1 pridgen is great, but Jon is a God on those drums
@@cocholi1 Imagine thinking Jon isn't TMVs best drummer lmao
god he rules- their best drummer
Afro Latin rock at its core.
May this performance live forever to show the world what the mars volta were all about and continue to inspire musicians who want to try and deliver this kind of energy to the audience. One of the best versions of Cicatriz!
Perdón por el atrevimiento pero podría decirme que trata la canción porfavor. De antemano gracias
'At the Drive-in' broke up because they were basically "Bored" with making that kind of Music. THIS Music is a result of them fighting against that Boredom. And God bless them for it. They Don't LOOK bored, do they?
alot of us always complaining about mixers and their craft they never get the credit they deserve....excellent mix... and jon theodore is a god
Seriously that mix tho
The drummer is playing so fast and clean, it’s pretty unbelievable. Omar is also unbelievable here for other reasons. Lol. I’m thankful this video exists
holy shit. new fan. virtuosity in musicianship, funky, interesting themes and songwriting, lots of changes. Latin flavorings. Damn these guys are good. Love the filth in the guitar. Cedric is an incredible performer. Maybe wish the bass was more upfront but sounds pretty good on the recordings. Flea sounds great on the records. Every drummer has been great. Every album is quality, too. I'm big into these guys right now.
look for bootlegs from the european tour of 05, imo their most technical/ quality performances, cedric is spot on and their live version of cassandra will blow your mind. for me, that was their golden era
I thought the same thing about the bass, it gets lost a bit in the madness
Flea?
their old performances were so good. look up years 2003 and 2004 live. theres some earlier ones that are interesting too before drunkship came out with jeremy ward, but those few years after drunkship were magical and probably their most well known era by fans even if we weren't around back then. for some reason we didnt get a lot of 2005 live footage, even though they were better sonically and talent wise, that was kind of their led zeppelin era and probably their 'peak'. drunkship era was more punk and wild. then 2008 they became more metal. the 2008 shows were enormously long with extremely difficult material, and they played all their old hits too. Those were great shows but once again weren't really captured that well. their last recorded performance before hiatus was also great just more refined, like malkin jewel live. it sucks they weren't professionally recorded throughout their career, the few tv shows they did it never came off that great like yahoo sets, henry rollins, mtv and letterman maybe? i never really liked those ones. But big day out and of course the electric ballroom sets are such classics i don't think it gets any better. BTW the new tour since breakup has been good, I think they aged well, it's like mars volta for old people like a fine wine now
I don't know....I read a lot of the comments and I can't help but laugh that so many people make the assumption that drugs are the cause and the effect of the performance. So here's my two cents (hahaha): I think the performance is fantastic. The thing is that The Mars Volta are an extremely polarizing act. I know so many people that love them and hate them. But I think that a band like theirs is purposely ambiguous in their scope. It's part of their brilliance. And I have to have to admit that I was one of those people that didn't get them...INITIALLY. But the more I listened the more I went AHHHHH. The light came on. So,when I watch their performances,I can't help but feel that they are being "engulfed" by their own sound. There is something so primal and savage to them...and yet so cerebral and esoteric. I have really grown to love this band.
+Robert P You've put it so well there. I saw them live right after their second album dropped, when they opened for System of a Down. I wasn't that familiar with them at the time and had no idea what I was seeing. I really wish I could see that performance again with my current appreciation.
if you learn about the group this era was DRUGS
+Sara Meza not this era, they got sober when Jeremy Michael Ward died, which was just before Deloused came out.
Robert P me too ..drugs or not probably both on their systems love to shine onstage and drugs.
this is the most powerful incarnation of the volta. young(ish) cedric and omar plus juan and jon mothafucking theodore.
I'm so glad I was able to see them once with Jon Theodore. Best iteration of the band, period
I dunno man check out Cygnus vismund Cygnus 2017 live
Cedric's vocals are kicking ass in this footage!
For once 😆
this is a friendly reminder that passion must overcome anything in any craft, this performance will always lift up my spirit with the explosion of energy that it carries
Saw them live once and Cedric looked me dead in the eyes during the show and just focused on me for a minute. lol Kinda freaked me out a bit. My body suddenly got really warm like I was in some spotlight or something. He's strangely intimidating. Maybe he mistook me for his long lost brother or something because my nest of hair is so similar to his. xD
Always thought Cedric was a dick. He talks so much shite during shows and comes across pretentious and sensitive. Gotta give him credit for relationship of command though. Best rock album since never mind.
Just be happy you've never gotten the Will Swan stare down. That shit is terrifying which is unfortunate because he is the nicest dude but yeah when you're in the crowd he's like one of those jesus statues. No matter where you are in the crowd it looks like he's starting right into your soul.
Same! Atlanta show 2008
@@alexhennigh5242 Will Swan, intimidating? He looks like a cuddly teddy bear lol
Dogon Loquendo he’s not
Jon's drums sound so baller in this performance
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The song actually starts at 3:00... they just realized that they were tripping too long, that's why they played the song on 1.5 speed
The complainers are nuts. Theodore's killin it on drums with Ikey and Juan holding it all together. Everything Omar's playing is working and Cedric's vocals. Maybe a few too soon cutaways but that "Shrouded in Veils!" and everything else he's doing. Come on! Even Marcel's percussions coming through. Great performance!
Mars Volta in their earlier days were so fun. They became less unhinged later on I think. More focused.
@@Martel4 that probably has to do with their drug use
It's 2024. There still the greatest band of all time
I don't think I've ever been more pissed off about a TH-cam ad interrupting my listening and viewing experience. Aside from that this is a Fucking amazing live performance!
This is my favorite video of all time on TH-cam.
I love The Mars Volta so much, I can't even explain it in words. They renewed music and the rock genre. In addition to being unclassifiable. I love their discography. Omar is a virtuoso musically speaking, and Cedric writes outstanding lyrics. This guys just blow me away...❤
God DAMN is Omar a fucking mad man on that guitar. And the drummer is pretty good too.
Aaron Freeman "Pretty good"
Probably my favorite video on TH-cam ngl.....
I'm never quite sure if I'm in the middle of a Mars Volta jam or song.....but it is a damn fun ride.
I don't think it's an overstatement to say that Cedric can play the microphone
been listening for 20 minutes and still waiting for the song to start
Been watchin this for years never gets old...Cedric u da fuckin man
Cedric...really loves that mic, lol!!! Otherwise, he's a beast...possessed by the music. They're all talented as fook!!!!
Increible presentacion!!! miadmiracion completa para la energia y entrega de estos individuos en escena.
Verdaderamente admirable. Es una gran lastima no poder verlos en el presente.
amo esta banda desde el primer sonido.
He amado a esta banda durante más de una década y nunca he tenido la oportunidad de verlos. tal tragedia
Ya están en gira hermano. Los ví en Chicago apenas. Uno de mis conciertos favoritos!!
This is your favorite bands, favorite band.
best band of the last 20 years period. over.done.kaputt.forget it...
Porcupine Tree
no sir
Michael Edwards booooo this man!!
gotta love it when one mentions my favourite band as the top band of the last 20 years, and another one answers him with my second favourite band
A. S. Fuck yeah
I’ll take that 3 minute intro all day.
ONE OF THE GREATEST RECORDINGS OF ALL TIME. HUMANS. FEAST.
Best live I saw in my life.
THEY SOUND GREAT LONG LIVE THE VOLTA
this was such a fricking good album
Best song ever ... Listening now.. Miss mars volta live
Like a moth to a light they keep our ears engaged.
The Mars Volta shreds.
Colton Hubbard The Mars Volta shreds but it's an actual live perfomance
This performance always makes me feel like it was at woodstock
Cedric looking/acting like Joe Cocker maybe has something to do with it lol
the echo they kept on the vocals also helps
YES!!!! You can feel the lsd lmao, absolutely incredible passionate performance. This is EXACTLY what it means to make music
4:00 the octave harmonic jump there is bad ass
I think this was the first live video I've seen of them. Cicatriz ESP was thus a long time favourite of mine. I really miss the MV and am happy about the new songs. I wish I'dve seen them more often back in the day though.
My favorite live video performance by tmv. And yes someone had to many candies on the tour bus before the set.
this is awesome. what a amazing band
Best performance ever! Love Mars Volta even they Small concert in paredes :(?
3:02 his movements are amazing
Jon Theodore is WASTED in Queens Of The Stone Age. He is a monster drummer. He belongs in a fast proggy band.
Will always be one of my fave live performances. 🔥🧡🤙🏽So much soul on stage. Absolutely shreds.
The sheer intensity and endurance of Jon Theodore and Ikey should be aknowledged more often. Yeah Cedric and Omar were/are the upfront personalities. They recruited and in the end alienated Jon. Juan is somewhere in the middle. Thankfully Jon got picked up by QOTSA.
I respect the energy that these artists bring to the stage. im not sure what to think about the quality of this performance though, i found myself struggling to find the song i wanted to hear in it
no one cares
Miceal wilson haha, your right
+bass brain When the "performance" takes precedent over the musical performance, I am unimpressed. I am a big fan of a lot that they accomplished in their career -- but performances like this always leave me wanting to listen to the album version. That's where the MV shined. Their silly stage antics are just kind of silly and always annoyed me when I saw them live. Play the fucking song, already. There's a reason I like rock music and not the grateful dead.
+Alex Caminiti i mean, you have the album so you can hear the song there, i think you could try to enjoy something you will never ever hear again
your ears are not prepared ... good luck
I like how around 2:50 they’re kinda marveling at the drums
This drummer is awesome!!
The thing about this band is that even when they sound like shit, they still sound awesome.
i hope that "shit" in your dictionary means "genialidad"
Their drummer is always on point.
They’re technical.
On their albums I'd agree, when there's hella noise and dissonance it's all tempered with skill and tamed to the point of being digestible (rick rubin is a god) but live their compositions just suffer a brutal and savage rendering. When your albums are produced almost flawlessly, it kind of confuses your fans when you sound like mangled garbage live.
Yeeeaaarh well not live though...... That was fucking awfull.... One of the worst live performance ever
omg IKEY sooo good rest in peace man
Forgive them father, for this music is so great they can not speak but listen. These comments are dope and so are you.
Love this album. These guys had SO much energy live. I still play this album often, daily even...
In my opinion this is a great performance, but i saw that most of comments doesn't agree that. One reason why i love Mars Volta and is that i have never heard perfect quality on their live performances, Cedric doesn't sing at all, but thats what mars volta sound its about. Its not about drugs either, you can realize how much they enjoy what they're playing live, even when it sounds like shit.
Eugenio Magaña Gámez I believer you're describing the spirit of punk rock and yes that's in high doses with TMV, but live they sound like shit? And Cedric doesn't sing?
Really?
really?
Technically no, Cedric doesn't sing a shit. You can name it any other way but no singing. (Even though I believe in TMV they're all great musicians) Opera singers REALLY SING.
Technically sometimes they sound like shit, yes sir! And that's awesome, i love that. I really don't understand why people want them to play exactly the same as an album record, its stupid. They worth much more for live performance, thats my point.
Eugenio Magaña Gámez The energy, man. The energy. It's all about the energy.
Ian Mckenna Comparing TMV to punk rock is bad, rly.
Eugenio Magaña Gámez they sound fkn amazing..
El tipo tiene muy buena voz, es como si se hubiera viajado en el tiempo, desde 1960 y algo...
¡estoy de acuerdo! su voz me recuerda a cantantes como robert plant y geddy lee
@@SaintBeatrix si
What tha hell is Cedric saying around 1:07? All I got was “Rivers aWaHHHH!” *splat*
Saw TMV live in Seattle. It was nuts. Jon Theodore went off for the entire show with no breaks. Beast.
4:48 The preparation for the chorus to hit...
Gotta fix your chair, take a deep breath, spit.
IIIIII'M DEEEEEEE FECTIVE!
oh jon theodore ... wow.. off the scale!!!!!
Tremenda performance, dentro de las mejores bandas q parió el nuevo Milenio.
confirmo
Still my favourite live performance!
The hint of frances the mute at the end
The way Cedric moves on stage is so unsettling…
I never got into this band because it was just waaaaaaaay tooooooo over the top. It was like a psychedelic 1968 performance that was a cross between Grace Slick, Janis, Grateful Dead, MC5 and a bunch of others. The only thing missing is the "twilight zone" spinner in the background for everyone tripping on acid. At first glance, you'd think this performance was Woodstock 1969. Theodore, the drummer, was the entire energy of the music...not the performance, but the music. When he left, the musical energy completely changed.
it´s not about the timing, how good they play the song or how good they put the fingers in the guitar/bass, etc..., its about energy and expresion
it also might be about the amount of acid you did on that particular day before playing
Yeah fuck hitting any correct notes or anything....that’s meaningless.
I’m a huge TMV fan and enjoy this performance but the excuses TMV hipsters make when they’re not that great is beyond me. No, it’s not the acoustics, no, it’s not “all” about the expression. And no, you’re not just that deep that you get it.
Nah it’s definitely about that haha. That’s like saying it’s not about the peanut butter or jelly or bread it’s about the idea of a sandwich
I feel the exact opposite. I don't care if they stand in one place and don't move at all. I want to be impressed by the playing, not the stage presence.
well fucking said
Jo Wilfred Tsonga on drums... Amazing performance!
*Jon Theodore
Hello kids. Never put a live mic In your mouth. We had to take this chick who played in my band to the hospital for electrocuting herself. We were a metal core band and she was trying to get that distorted mic in mouth sound. And all of a sudden she turned into dead weight and slammed her head on the corner of the stage. And was out cold it was scary as fuck. Apparently the shock stopped her heart for a few seconds.
right on dude that sounds metal as fuck, what's your band's name
Cedric man,....der typ is einfach total irre ey,hammer,...durch im kopf ,..i luv it,pure genius
Little bits of Cassandra Gemini poking their way through there. 👌
Those Bongos are on point!
There is NO BAND quite like TMV. Lucky enough to catch ATDI but never got the chance to see Mars Volta 😞 would've loved to have seen em with Jon or Thomas on the kit.
WOW!!!!! If you don’t like this get the fuck out of here, this is amazing
I totally agree! This is f. Amazing!
Really need to get the DeLorean running and go back in time to this! So good.
my face and ears just melted off...
On certain spots Cedric reminds me of Robert Plant. If this is bad I got to reconsider all my music perspective.
Cocaine amongst other fruits can inflate one's ego big enough to fire a man who drums like the earths heart. Emu mashup without him
oh puede solo ser que el disfruta y lo hace con ganas, por eso hace todos esos gestos
Without Jon the band was never the same. But they have all talked about how Heroin ruled their lives for a bit. Unfortunately, they were better artist off the wagon than on....
2022 and it still fucking hits!!!!
That subtle close up on Omar’s butt at 9:48 and Cedric at 9:44
Yep! Good call. A lady videographer perhaps?
that audience is in fucking AWE!
Lo mejor que vi en mi vida
La intro....... me agarran escalosfrios! dios!!!
When Jon Theodore was in the band i truly believe TMV were the greatest band walking the planet. NO ONE could touch them!!
It was more than amazing seeing this lineup 20 years ago. Still to this day, after seeing hundreds of shows, being at Bonaroo 2005 was beyond epic and by far the best. I still can't believe they got rid of Jon Theodore 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️