1. The Gutter 0:53 2. Englishman in New York 12:47 3. Lucky Stars 21:21 Watch Coheed and Cambria live at Paste Studio NYC! More sessions and interviews here: www.pastemagaz... Audio: Bob Mallory Video: Brad Wagner Thumbnail: Pat Dunford
I met the dude back in 2008, they were there for a concert at the Palm in Las Vegas. The entire band, especially Claudio, were an extremely humble and genuine group. They invited my friend and I to sit with them at their booth, super nice guys.
I love that no matter how successful Claudio gets he still gets butterflies performing, no matter how big the crowd and how he constantly seems humbled when he gets any kind of praise. You can tell that what he does and what an influence he has on people is so important and inspiring to him.
I love when Claudio and Chondra play as a duet, Chondra is really a very good back up singer and she does pretty good harmonies, her father is also a musician and she knows well what she is doing.
The way he turns away for the acoustic effect of the room during the gutter, like, "nah, I don't need to break the mic" just shows he knows how much vocal power he has.
I love that he expresses himself through his comics. Shyness can be hard to overcome. I have watched many interviews Claudio has done talking about the meanings behind songs like welcome home and the suffering. He let his pain out and is happily married to the same woman who inspired those songs. He is literally living his own fairytale. His comics are just extensions of his life on very creative fictional level and they have become great songs. I've been inspired by this band in the past month after being introduced to them by a from work. I'm a drummer and song writer. I have no desire to make it big but I'm always looking for different bands to expand my writing and playing. Me and my band love Coheed. We enjoy not being tied down by and specific style and trying new was of writing and playing. Our influences are constantly growing and it's fun blending so many different bands together into one as something original. I have written lyrics for three songs since hearing Coheed for the first time a few weeks ago. I already thanked the friend from work for helping to unlock a new creative style to follow in my writing but I'd like thank you Claudio, Coheed and Mrs Sanchez for the influence and thank you for the wonderful music. Keep up the great work. I look forward to more great music and may y'all continue being blessed. You have earned everything you have worked for.
20 year later and your still my hero Mr Sanchez.Another outstanding performance.Well done to you both.You never fail to please.Saw your nerves near the end but you still keep it in line and sounding sweet. Peace and Love Claud and Shaundra from Scotland Uk
Okay been a fan for so many years now..and even have some of the signed amory wars and kill audio you sell at your shows, but to come across this recording of you two together is seriously such a blessing 🙌 such a beautiful compliment to each other you are. Can't wait to see you next time you're in Kansas, much love to you all ❤
This was amazing. I've wanted to see Claud cover Englishman In New York since Josh's vid of him singing along and getting invited into the Sting rehearsal
It's really cool that Claudio still gets nervous in 2019. He can do it all and make it look easy. It's refreshing, surprising and humanizing to see him own up to being nervous.
I'd LOVE to see a studio quality acoustic album officially released. I made my own youtube channel for my favorite C&C acoustics....be nice to have it in my real music library though. Best acoustic band....ever.
I'd love to see something like Nrivana's MTV Unplugged, where they didn't play their hits, and played some underrated songs, like Three Evils, Atlas, anything from The Afterman. Maybe a few cool covers.
I'd sell my soul to Pazuzu and sacrifice 4 goats to get an acoustic album. I've met Claudio before and he is just a very humble artist who really loves what he does and values his work. If only more artists did the same. It goes for all 4 members of the band. Just an amazing collection of talent from genuinely nice guys.
I feel like The Color Before the Sun could've easily been stripped down or reworked into a Prize Fighter album and the Coheed concept could've been put on hold for a year or so, that might've gone over better with the fans. Either way it's still a decent album.
Yeah it's not a bad album by any means, it's just that folk and pop punk isn't what I expect/want from Coheed. They did it well, because they do everything well, but I want rock, prog, and metal.
Well that's the lead singer/Creator's wife. She's not in the band. But they do these things on occasion. Fun fact, he's written previous songs about wanting to cave her skull in. Also definitely check them out. Possibly my favorite band.
@@justandardprocedure Jeez dude scare people away why don't you, pretty sure he was not talking about her so much as he was talking about Newo Ikkin. Get yo' facts straight yo'.
Never really got into the band's music but after seeing this I'm a fan for sure. His concept for a storyline with characters having each album a new journey is awesome! It's as if George Lucas's "Star Wars" was told through songs. A very humble, talented musician and songwriter. It's time to listen to listen to all their older stuff. Any suggestions?
