Jake Luhrs Reacts to Burden by As I Lay Dying 

I learned the great dividers on the 7 string from his unearth days recently and it is just nonstop riffage. I don't know if he or Buz wrote that one but that and zombie autopilot still hold up so well today.

@@Rob_Cary hE WAS ON THAT UNEARTH ALBUM TOO!? Broooo this is my goat gym album

So glad I am not the only one that knows that Susi joined an absolute banger. My first harcoreish show was Unearth when I was 14 in Houston. I was by myself and the hardcore bros took care of me.

​@@yoanbertrand7926absolutely

The only sad part about it is that he joined when the album was almost done recording, so he most likely didnt contribute to writing riffs

😂😂😂

I always liked to think he’s punching invisible midgets

I laughed way too hard at this. Great comment.

This is also the second album since Tim came back.

Yeah but the entire band left so it’s just the Tim Project. Lol

@@PositivelyPessimistic42 Phil Sgrosso the guitarist is still in the band as well. He’s not original but he’s longest tenured after Tim.

@@PositivelyPessimistic42 to my knowledge Tim and Phil write most of the music anyway.

God bless the forgotten and hated

wouldn't call label them as "modern". More like early 00's metalcore. If we say modern metalcore, what comes to mind are Wage War, While She Sleeps, Bury Tomorrow, Fit For a King, Polaris, Erra, Invent Animate, Currents, Imminence etc.

They're not modern metalcore. They're old-school melodic metalcore. Modern metalcore are bands like Monuments and Imminence. Which are the greatest modern metalcore bands imo.

Old modern heavyweights of Metalcore.

We need a tour of just them. All headliners.

@@nsjohn130 that would be a gift from God lol.

I saw them 1 month ago 😍

I saw them together many years ago as well. In a small club where ABR was selling their own merch.

He sounded great and worked better than I expected

It’s unfortunate that he’s so bad live. Sounds great on the recordings though.

Was listening to his voice when I first heard this song and I was like, I KNOW THAT VOICE! And I haven't listened to Miss May I in like almost a decade

He can't hit as high as the old guy but atleast he has a moustache so that's good

​​@@AdamLock3Calm down. His tone is unreal live. It's extremely unique. He doesn't have Josh's range, but that doesn't mean he isn't good live. His vocal abilities don't have to be the same as Josh's. He just has to be himself, and he's extremely unique

The two undisputed heavyweight Champions of tight, technical riffing and breakdowns in the genre IMHO.

And based on your name, this obviously hits close to home for you. I agree. On this side of heaven, certain doors have closed forever. Hoping relationally that forgiveness & healing can be achieved all across the board

Where was it mentioned that this was about Nick? Haven't heard much about what happened when he left

Its not about Nick, but about Jordan. Tim only has nice things to say about Josh og Nick according to interviews

This is about Jordan my dude. Not nick

Means they have been putting in work. Maybe some new ABR in the works.

Much like megadeth I can enjoy the music but hate the musician. Tim will always be a piece of shit for what he did

From eagertuna0: @DyingInPlainSight Hello and thank you for reaching out here. While I'm certainly not Jake, I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge all that you're going through. Feeling like a burden can be such a difficult challenge, especially when the resources that are made to help us (e.g., counseling) just aren't working. It's easy to feel hopeless and miserable in times like these. It sounds like you also have some conditions that would make these struggles even more challenging, and this really can make these lows feel like a lot. While I haven't read "Mountains", to use a mountain metaphor for a moment, it sounds like you're trying to climb up to this place of self-improvement, but the path has seemingly become too steep. It can feel insurmountable and like our legs will give in. But also, perhaps what we really need is a hand to pull us up when it gets steep. This is all to say that it's okay to get help and to need a hand. Needing help doesn't mean that you're a burden, and I hope you continue reaching out in places like this because we care for you and want to help you throughout your journey. At the same time, it's important to recognize that what this hand looks like is different for everyone -- if reaching out here helps for you, that's wonderful and we're here for you. If it doesn't, that's okay too -- there are other options out there. It's also awesome to here that you're such a big fan of Jake; he really is an incredible person, and I personally am always so impressed by all he does for pulling incredible people (like you) into the discussion of mental health. It takes courage to share, so thank you again for trusting us with your story. Please don't hesitate to reach out again (on our RU-vid or forum.heartsupport.com/) if anything is on your mind; we're here for you as you climb these mountains. Wishing you all the best, Tuna

From Micro: @DyingInPlainSight It's hard to find the right support when it feels like there are forces working against you all the time. PTSD, anxiety and depression in themselves take so much of your energy, both physical and emotional. It's understandable that, at times, it feels like walking on a path that moves you further to the person you aspire to be, or the life you want to have. Dealing with pretty much the same struggles as you, there are definitely times when it feels like it has become who I am. That I am this addition of hurt, pain, traumas and darkness that never seem to leave me. That it would have become my identity and way to be in this world, and there wouldn't be any way to walk around that. After a while, it feels, as you said, that the burdens you carry become you. It feels like if you were to put yourself out there and open up to others, they would see how much *you* would be broken, and it's too hard to imagine the look in their eyes. My friend, I'd like to encourage you to keep trying seeking support the way you've been doing through professional help/counseling. I know it's difficult and discouraging at times to find both the right professional and the right type of therapy. All combined, you can end up meeting a certain amount of people before finding the right person for you. It takes time, it's exhausting, but it's also absolutely worth pursuing and persevering. Because this is about you, about your life, about your well-being and your future. You deserve to be supported during these dark seasons, for they are meant to be walked through and lead to better ones. They don't have to be a final destination, for you are SO, SO much more than the challenges and hurt life has been sending you. I'm so proud of you for sharing all of this here. I wholeheartedly believe in you, friend. You will rise again. :heart: - Marie-Anne, Heartsupport staff

@@jakeabr Thank You 🙏🏼

As I lady dying?

@@cwrichardson3 the lady dying form of as I lay dying.

Seiko, off Amazon, 190 bucks I believe, it’s my favorite haha

@@jakeabr do you know which model? like from the watch caseback?