The last chorus was definitely not added over. You can still hear and feel the live atmosphere and you can hear variations in the harmonies between the band members that aren't in the studio version.
Driving from Houston to San Antonio in August to see these guys (for the first time), Porcupine Tree (2nd) and Coheed (5th). Could NOT be more excited. These guys are epic.
I was at this show, and this video, while AWESOME, doesn't even come close to capturing how mindblowing these guys are live. I drove 9 hours for that show and it was completely worth it. I'll br driving another 6 to see them in Buffalo with Coheed, and I know it won't be in vain.
21 days until I see you guys again. It's insane to believe you guys have actually gotten BETTER live since the last time I saw you. I didn't think it was actually possible.
@ohohmynow The Dear Hunter is amazing, but Between the Buried and Me may rival them for live execution. It is nearly impossible to differentiate the live version of their album Colors from the studio version. Just incredible. Regardless, so happy that proshot videos of their shows exist.
@jcreighton9090 Very likely to be the best show ever in existence ever. Looking forward to seeing every single person there. I will be friends with all.
@judicaboodi94, i think casey explained that on thelakeandtheriver a while ago. that explanation is pretty much spot on. i could be misremembering though.
Search up Something by Snarky Puppy. Towards the end, Lalah sings chords. It is possible, although obviously Casey either dubs that track or a reverb/multiplier is pumped through the board...
Really? I guess I haven't been keeping up, but everything I heard about their plans directly following the color spectrum was to start writing Act 4. Either way, more TDH is more TDH, so who can really complain?
@ellis2k3 Probably one of the more random & incorrect comments I've seen in a while. Not only is the music so different, it's a million times as dull & uninspired both lyrically & vocally. The instrumentation's alright, though.