the real Full Version of Avenged Sevenfold live 2003 at warped tour 2003 Setlist : Darkness Surrounding, Eternal Rest, To End The Rapture, Turn The Other Way, We Come Out At Night, Second Heartbeat, Enjoy! No copyright intended
Wow, I was the one who filmed this. I didnt expect to see a lot of people posting it even generated as such like this. Glad so many people are enjoying this old A7X to this day. The Rev was truly special and the heartbeat of this band.
A tape collector on RU-vid called Liberated Tape Archive had also uploaded the entire thing in a higher quality, but with audio artifacts. I don't hold much doubt that you're the cameraman after looking at your channel, so thanks for filming this. Do you have anything else from A7X other than what's already publicly available? You seem to capture some special happenings. This one, Zacky gets hit on the head by Shadows, the Fonda show, we get footage of IWSYT Part 2 and Clairvoyant.
@@BradNolanVideography Oh. I should of read the notes then. And yeah, gig footage pre-City of Evil is largely absent, not much is available, it'd be great if you could add another piece. Thanks, dude!
I ve been listening to this show recordings for years and years, it is one of my favorite avenged sevenfold recordings, thank you for capturing such an amazing moment
I remember passing by this stage and not knowing who they were back then.!! I couldn't believe what I was hearing.. there was about 12 of us standing there watching and loving it, I think face to face may have been playing and this crowd turned into hundreds in like 2 songs!!!! They were pretty wild to see this day!!
@@icommitedwarcrimes4879 true this is the purest form of a7x sad that they changed their sound. To me this is how I look at a7x and how they sound to me.
@@josephdoesmore8922 it is not bad that they've changed the sound. You wouldn't like to listen to a band that sound repetitive like pop music. But, it would have been nice if thdy didn't leave that metalcore sound. Or to continue screaming
@@icommitedwarcrimes4879 I'm cool with the directions they've taken. At this point, they're known for it, and tonbe fair they are one of the very few bands who have been able to hold it together. I'll always enjoy the variety of music of theirs and respect them as people and musicians.
Setlist: 00:25 Darkness Surrounding 06:44 Eternal Rest 12:20 To End The Rapture 13:31 Turn The Other Way 19:35 We Come Out At Night 24:34 Second Heartbeat
A7X was huge after waking the fallen. They were like the kings of that scene. As soon as city of evil came out a lot of their original fans left. I remember in high school talking to my buddy who was like in love with them but as soon as city of evil came out he bailed on them. I still think they write good songs. This era is untouchable though.
lots of original fans left but gain millions more. they know what they do. they need thrive and survive, they need change, they just did what they just wanted, different sounds each album. i'm actually never heard about them before city of evil come out, but now i love their old or newer album. yes it's different genres but i still love all of them, i never bullied them for mainstream hail to the king, or dislike them for rough sounding the seventh trumpet. I just appreciate them as a good band.
@@andikardian9014 Second Heartbeat is multiple genres/movements. It should've been a sign that they would go on to play whatever music they like on a whim. It makes perfect sense that early fans left with COE. But ultimately, for those who just like rock, whatever it sounds like, so long as it's good, Beast and the Harlot is vastly superior as a musical achievement compared to all this old stuff. Second Heartbeat is a great song in a weird way, but it's got way too much emotion for me to listen to often. I leave it off the A7X playlistt. It's got such a profound sense of lost time and nostalgia that you can't reach. I'd have to be in the best mood to listen to it and not just become sad.
I was 20 the first time I saw them in 2004. I had heard them on a hopeless records comp album hopelessly devoted to you a couple years before, and they were incredible to see. I remember anybody that listened to them during that time were completely blown away by their music. Hell I even remember people that started listening to them in 03/04 getting made fun of by people that had only been listening to them for 2-3 years. It's amazing though, that as quickly as this avenged sevenfold that people fell in love with took off, is as quickly as they left us....
I always keep coming back to this vid right here, it's freaking amazing. Ending of Eternal Rest is just pure magic! Hell, this whole concert was pure magic! It's one of the best of their early era.
You should check out the 2004 Fonda Theater show. When Unholy Confessions video was shot. Dude just got it up 2 months ago. fuckin epic footage of Jimmy 🤘💙💙🤘
The reality is that a7x is what it is today because of this fkn record waking the fallen. Waking the fallen was by far their best piece of music. Created a style to be followed for many other bands and a big asterisk for the genre. I listen to these guys since 01 im 25 yo . And for new fans saying this is garbage , this is what defined these guys. Rock on dudes
I agree dude, i found a7x on 2013 and really regrets that i never heard of them before. and it was HttK era, the guitar was really catchy to me in HttK but the drums was meh. and then as i listen to their older stuff i fall in love deeper with a7x, especially Eternal Rest, Remenissions and Desecrate through Reverence
I agree that Waking the Fallen is a masterpiece, all of it's songs are great. However, I believe most people hating on their early years do so because of Sounding the Seventh Trumpet, which in my humble opinion was a really shitty album. But everyone's gotta start somewhere, right?
While I kinda miss it, what I like about Avenged Sevenfold is that they ALWAYS does something new for every album. None of them sounds the same, but all of them are awesome.
dude they were so poetic with Waking The Fallen and Sounding The Seventh Trumpet. (don't get me wrong, they're still putting out poetic lyrics lol) they've come such a long way dude! what I would give to have seen them live back when they played songs from STST.:/
Seeing a live video of some of these early songs blows the entire album out of the water holy SHIT. Never been a fan of 1st album but if I heard this live I'd lose it
2020 still come back to this video!!! Remember the first time I heard em 16 years ago through one of those headphones hottopic used to have, blew my mind to say the least!
Sophomore in high school during this tour. One of my buddies gave me a burned copy of Waking the Fallen, and I fell in love with it. That CD didn't leave my stereo in my piece of shit truck for at least a full year. Wasn't a fan of the change in direction and never really got in to the newer stuff, but I still love WtF.
@@ConnorKenway63 It took over a decade, but I actually really like that album now. I'm not in to much following that though. Newer stuff is good listening, but I don't throw on a newer album and listen to it full through.
I hear ya. The only albums after the first two I like are City of Evil and Nightmare. Self Titled had a couple songs I liked but was too radio rock for my taste. HTTK felt like they made music for their fans dads rather than their fans. I’m not into prog so I didn’t like the stage or LIBAD.
oh my godness....i went to this warped tour and this was one of the main reasons, yet there was so much goin on that unfortunately i made it for their last 2 songs. i was in the far back. good times. rip rev. a7x forever! my 6 year old autistic son found one of their newest songs recently and i have fallen back in love with this band. good times!
Waking the Fallen is still one of the best and most complete metal albums ever made. I'm not too into the albums that followed it, but regardless of what they've done since or will do in the future, that album is a masterpiece and I will always respect them for it. 🤘😑🤘
Saw this 2003 set in boston on the Ernie ball stage (right before Murphys law). I had never heard of them before but loved it. I saw them two years ago at Rockville in Jaxonville..probably 10,000 more people than the first time. Pretty cool.
He was 19 here. In the Waking The Fallen Resurrected documentary he talks about how he dropped out of high school to play in front of like 20 people, lol
I think I might have been live here! I remember they were giving demos to waking the fallen (might spelled that wrong) and was so sick! ahaaaaaa the best show I would say, was Deviates! front row! will never forget that!
Was this in Milwaukee? And dropkick Murphys played too I remember ... Trying to find the footage for the one I went to but I think it was summerfest idk 2002 to 2005 it would've been
Avenged Sevenfold | 2003.06.27 | Vans Warped Tour, Verizon Wireless Music Center, Noblesville, IN, USA Setlist: 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:25 Darkness Surrounding 00:06:44 Eternal Rest 00:12:20 To End The Rapture 00:13:31 Turn The Other Way 00:19:35 We Come Out At Night 00:24:34 Second Heartbeat
The whole set is played kinda slow, but that’s understandable cause the original versions are fast as fuck. Hopefully they doing something for STST’s 20th anniversary. Some old audio/video recordings from the vault would be nice.
Erik Best They've always been punk rock, they just don't play punk rock. Streets is pretty punk to anyone who listens, from their debuting album, the very beginning. Bat Country I see as a punk rock song more than rock, but that's my opinion.
This is the summer I discovered A7X. Warped Tour ‘03 @ the Sleep Train Amphitheater outside of Sacramento. They blew me away. I was 18 and wanted to be Matt so bad!!
