Thank You Scientist feat. Bluecoats - FXMLDR (Solar Powered Live Performance) 

William Gutierrez we try

"how could we reproduce that megaphone effect we did in the studio?" "we could use a megaphone..."

I just saw Tool on Sunday and Maynard did the same thing!

@@alexw6225 he's been doing that for such a long time now

Industrial bands been doing this for forever now. Still cool, tho.

Killing it!

Who would win? Thank You Scientist vocalist, or original Yes keyboardist on the Union tour?

Soaking up the sun

THE most perfect comment.

No

@@ernstvay5380 shut the fuck up, anime is the best

@@varhah lol he didnt say its not

But there’s like 13 dudes in the band

Marimbas need to be in more songs, they sound so good

Sent literal chills throughout my whole body

@Blaine Burns Its Insane to even compose such a Part. Only Frank Zappa did STUFF like that before in 1975.

@@sheldoncooper8199 funny you should mention Zappa. Bluecoats and TYS relationship started when bluecoats used some of their songs in a production and the closer started with Zomby Woof and finished with a reprise of Psychopomp

Technically it isn’t even a guitar solo, it’s just some wild ass transition that is ultra complex, because fuck it.

Extra marks for the fringing on the singer's shirt though

what happened at jagged?

@@upsidedownpyramid7617 Jagged Line was a show that the Bluecoats (the band that played with TYS) performed. They played music from TYS in the show

@@echowood1732 please tell me they played blue automatic

@@upsidedownpyramid7617 nope, sorry

@@echowood1732 that would have been a perfect time for a pun though XD

The ULTIMATE crossover episode, nonetheless.

Doggy Doggy....what now?

The most ambitious crossover of all time

Their shows are so good

I know at first I was thinking it was the studio mix vocals but no, it's not

Listen to Haken live and you will be amazed how great he sings live... total opposite from James Labrie lol

@@walqc lol!!!!!!!

@@walqc bro, with much respect to Ross but he's far from really good, I'd classify him as just decent. It's different if we're talking Loic from the ocean or Einar (don't think I've gotta introduce him) or Jim Gray (him too)

Ahmad Al Hothali and Def Leppard shorts

bruh, i thought i'd be the only one to spot that xD jaja

This!

Yeah she's great

And Afro samurai headband

I had to rewatch them rip that line with the guitarist, I couldn't believe the speed and articulation. It's so incredible

@@slyskyes590 it's even cooler when you realize that those two guys likely just picked up that sheet music a week or so in advance since Thank You Scientist came during their rehearsal time. They learned their entire show AND this part in short notice

Don’t sleep on Ben, the boy has moves

@@thankyouscientist he's also a stick so he'd effortlessly dodge everything

Antoni Soroka I agree, but even still the horns were so much punchier in certain parts with their backup.

Antoni Soroka also to be fair, the full hornline didn’t have nearly as many parts as the small ensemble in front did. So what you’re mainly hearing is the 8? Or so members that are in the front. Most of the full brass sections are towards the end when it picks up and you hear it more. Regardless, what an insane experience 🙌🏼🙌🏼

I get them being in the back, but I wish they had like a little solo section or something.

Umm no way. They were balanced great. Listen on something other than a phone speaker.

Can't expect too much, a lot of school bands are rhythmic loudness

Which symphony orchestra?

Miracles do happen !

I don't see why not. They've added so many elements since the beginning of DCI, many of which seem blasphemous if you are either a long time fan or actually marched back in the day. Don't get me wrong, I still love DCI and still go to my local show every summer (well except for 2020 because everything sucks this year) but it can be quite a shock if you haven't been following them all along and you show up and see trombones out on the field, a keyboard player in the pit who also doubles as a DJ to sometimes play pre-recorded sounds, giant speakers for amplification of various mic'd instruments, including all of the soloists, and last but not least, giant set-pieces carted out onto the field. It can be quite a shock to the system to see all of these things when you grew up listening to, and watching, drum and bugle corps. Times have changed, and so has DCI. They've adapted and moved along. I won't be surprised at all if and when they decide to allow woodwind instruments, although I'd have to admit it will be really weird to see.

@@gustafsone it'll also be pretty difficult to hear lmao

C Cassiopiea time to put on your back up short shorts

Steven Frankowski and knee high socks

During the summer we loaned our field to the blue coats to practice, that's when they were their I assume

@@darthevan01 During the summer of 2018 the blue devils and a couple other drum corps marched on our field for a competition.

Shout out for the bob weir shout out,, weir everywhere (~);}

Yes, next question

Tom Elder the Boy has pizzazz

Thanks bud 🤌🏻🤌🏻

Did you just say... Xylophones

@@johnoliver9390 marimba players malding

Ken Faulkner absolutely correct

Well it was the best song on the album

@@davidatkins9382 actually caverns goes way harder

Yeah, I'll update me.. FU.

Mikael Akerfeldt can play anything he damn well pleases. Lol

*bloo

@@fausto8686 *BLOOOOOOOOOO

dude, this album was released under claudio's label. they're practically coheed and cambria with some sort of parallel universe michael stevens as the frontman

@@bodevp shot forreal?? That makes my comment/initial reaction make so much more sense 😂

They're actually signed to Claudio Sanchez's record label company so if Claudio likes em, you know they're probably gunna be fantastic

I found out about them on the Coheed and Cambria cruise a few months ago. Really cool guys too 🤘

That is the exact same way I found them and they crushed!

They were awesome live. I saw them in Winston Salem, NC at the last show on the tour. All three bands were great!