Title Fight - Numb, But I Still Feel It / Shed 

I have drunkenly laughed out loud by myself to this comment on more than one occasion

@@ChrisRennie1999 Doing the exact same then being immediately followed up by your comment made me feel a sense of calm, in a weird way. Thanks. 🖤

As they should

Should seen some of While she sleeps / Malevolence old gigs back in the day where peeps would just move all the furniture out of their university housing living room and lay a shit load of mattresses against the wall 😂

Not that either is less ace

This show WAS fun

Looks like many people died

hey david

@@mrow2 sup G?

hey david

best comment on youtube

​@@Kylenol. sup G?

This isn’t a knock on them I love these guys but this is such a standard guitar tone

​@@kantina4765I personally liked more the tone of shed on the studio, it was a vox amp

Jcm 800 plus tube screamer

trapped under ice

Depends where you’re at, look up venues for local hardcore artist and join the scene. Most venues are art galleries, skate shops and bowling alleys. Also helps if you find a promoter or two.

gotta find the local scene, try to find bar venues or house shows

Pracarai

Rainer Diabl a good time.

That's punk for ya man. And hardcore for that matter. It's just fun.

True that. I mean it take part in those parts of it but at some point I think people should notice "hey these guys are awesome and I'm seeing them live, let's take a moment to just enjoy watching them do their thing."

Jordan Leigh No. That's lame. Stage dive or get out of my face.

Jordan Leigh This venue has a 150 person cap, there were 400 kids there, this is one of the very few venues in baltimore with no security or barrier If you truly enjoy a band, scream tip you lose your voice and swan dive off the highest thing you can find

i love the chaos. to each is own

Nothing ruins a good show like a wasted dude or 2...NOTHING I TELL YOU.

the lesson here is to SWED.

What's funny about that is I think they are all Straight Edge, so they don't like that type of shit

Thats usually a hardcore punk thing where as title fight isnt a straight up hardcore punk band but yeah that dude was wasted and it was annoying.

well i describe Title Fight as just punk, and yeah

I always keep coming back to this video and I get the goosebumps...

I got to see them at a tiny skatepark shortly after floral green came out and it ruled. It was a lot like this, me and my friend talked to Ben after the show and he was super nice.

This was an incredible show. Rip ccas

@@RapidFire81 Best fucking band

@@RapidFire81yea

Escucho voces tambien

Best shows I’ve ever been to honestly. Sucks for you though boo boo :(

Right there with u man lets go catch a one step closer show lol

Jamie is wearing a whirr shirt, title fight and whirr are both 2 of my favorite bands ever

@@NathanSplosion bout to see them today actually haha

@@DigitalBath306 why are you lying 🤨

love this comment

What?

Try cocaine

Totally, wouldn't mind being in the crowd either tho. Some do neither.

Saw them a coffee shop last October. it was so sick

Now I just wonder if they miss playing shows

dougthealligator :(

@@dougthealligator where tf is TF...lol

@@PiLLO360 They are on a hiatus but I hope they come back in 2021 with some new material or at least some shows

Lmfao was thinking the same thing

same:(

I saw them with Circa and Tera Melos, would of loved to see Pianos but Tera Melos are absolutely amzing artists. One of the best shows Ive ever been to, Title Fight is sooooo good live.

+NecromorphCursory Lucky! Tera Melos wasn't a part of that tour by the time it reached Houston but they did play a Halloween show here which I unfortunately missed. I've only seen Tera Melos once and gosh are they amazing artist indeed.

Well put

fr

sick

Yes it is

I miss whirr and title fight

Yea pretty sure the venue has been closed for a few years now.

@@FeetFirstProductions I just mean all of it. The honesty. The respect. The hardcore communion. At least, from these guys. This show was in 2014. They were probably writing Hyperview at this time. While that was a beautiful record, it killed their careers. Half the people in that room probably don't give a fuck about Hyperview. And that's a shame.

I strongly disagree Hyperview “killed their career”. They played much bigger venues and tours after. Their crowds continued to grow in size and depth. Also I don’t think Title Fight cared much about their “careers” to begin with anyway. Ultimately they are the ones that chose to slow down playing shows. There is also plenty of new bands out check out the No Pressure or Fiddlehead videos we’ve recently put out and you can see a similar band/crowd reaction.

fr the energy is amazing