Extreme amount of live pitch correction. It's not very subtle either. One step away from being t-pain label. Very robotic. I was laughing my ass off on the downfall of us all opener it was so bad. Especially towards the end
Huge props for this recording. I think a unique part about this is being able to watch all the peoples faces who walk by. Feels like I’m at the show. Many thanks!
Downfall Of Us All - 0:45 All I Want - 4:26 Paranoia - 8:43 Miracle - 13:02 2nd Sucks - 17:39 Right Back At It Again - 20:00 Rescue Me - 23:28 Have Faith In Me - 27:49 I'm Made Of Wax Larry - 31:41 Mindreader - 36:16 If It Means A Lot To You - 41:34 All Signs Point To Lauderdale - 46:36
Finally got a bassist for live shows. I was about to come in here and comment something like "come on, still no bassist for live shows" but I was proven wrong. This is rad to see.
Seen them last night on there new tour! It was pretty sick seeing them for the first time and for it to be the first set of the whole tour. They played for little over an hour and a half. They played songs that haven't been played in over ten years plus they even played since you've been gone all in all was the best live show ive been too
The steady stream of crowd surfers through right back at it again was insane. So was that security guy trying to throw all the balls back into the crowd. Props to security
I don't understand how bands can continue to play setlists that have so many 10+ year old songs, - knowing that's what the crowd will want to hear - yet releases songs like Feedback. It's really painful to hear that sound change, when they've had a consistent sound for 11 years/6 albums.
@@EthanRom ah close but I actually have what is known as a singular brain cell that, even if alone has the ability to make the most obvious fucking connections in the world. I lend you it to spare me your autistically pedantic retort.
I just wish they would play the song at regular speed instead of having a faster click immediately after the original slower intro. I get saving time and wanting to squeeze more songs into the set but the tempo change is so obvious that right off the top of the set, it feels like they're choosing quantity over quality. They've been doing this since they released this record so I don't get why they didn't just track the song faster.
God I loved this band but this made me loose respect for them. I thought it was just their music that fell off after their 3rd album, not their performances
Weird because this is the first time I’ve seen Jeremy hit high notes live. If you go back to the 2010s he almost never sings high note La the way they’re recorded on albums.
That was actually my first thought which was that Jeremy looks like he’d rather be reading a book than be there. I’m sure singing the same stuff for so many years can not be exciting but this plus their music getting lackluster, it seems like they either don’t care anymore or they feel above the music or band. I’m gonna go out on a limb and say money can make people get bored with their routine. I go back to that f you money song on the last album. That song really ruined this band for me. Like a lot.
