I’m the guy at 3:11 in the blue hoodie and black hat. It was a magical time. Before the second album, they played some songs from the upcoming album At the time. I can remember it being just an amazing time. I have this recorded on VHS.
I agree. This is one of KOL's best and my favorite song they perform live. I saw the boys' perform this song at The 9:30 Club in Washington DC in 2005 in front of maybe 200-300 people. I was standing on the balcony next to this really attractive and (seemingly) nice & subtle but definitely tall blond gal. I'm 6'1" and she was taller than me although maybe she was wearing boots since it was during the colder time of the year.?.? After the song was over, we just so happened to look at each other and we were both tearing up. Then, we went our separate ways. Magical. Here is the (rather poor quality) audio of the show in DC released by our National Public Radio (NPR) in 2020. I think I need to listen to it again now. Thanks for your post, Ms. Angie.
If you were lucky enough to see this song live on their MB tour... There's no going back to the old days, they are on a level far beyond that. 10 years later and this song is unbelievably better live.
The guitars sound so dirty, Caleb’s voice is gruff and on point. Southern rock baby. Will forever love this song, all the way back as a teen when this came out.
I've loved all their music up until Walls. Walls just didn't real do it for me. Angelo wasn't a part of it and they didn't do the 5 syllable title with it. Almost no sound from their roots. I HATE to say it, but Walls is definitely a sell out sounded album man. We can only hope for old gold.
We Are Like Love Songs = W A L L S. I didn't read any of their interviews this summer apart from one but I believe it's the same reason as why they've stopped working with Ethan Jones. The sound from their roots will never return. Growing up I breathed indie rock and guitar music 24/7 but ever since I discovered Editors I can't even force myself to listen to indie bands like The Vaccines, The Wombats, Kaiser Chiefs etc. Have a look at MUSE for example. They used most of the good riffs there were around and now they keep making the same music, relying on similar music but that music will never sound as good as their former stuff. It sounds like a band imitating Muse. Hell, even Royal Blood sounds more Muse than the band itself. Walls is not that good and I agree.. When I first heard OVER I was blown away but later after a few listens I realized the song, along with most of them on the album were weak. It's a perfect album to listen to when you wanna relax or in your car, but it doesn't sound as emotional as their other albums. But still, in their defense not many bands can release 7 albums and all of them to sound just as good. They don't say "The future of the world belongs to the youth of the world" for nothing. Kings of Leon will be replaced by some new bands, some new kids who are going to have an extraordinary story (although not as extraordinary as theirs) who fill arenas just like they did. Catfish and the Bottlemen seem to be very popular and they released their debut around 2014? Times change, but at least no one can take these videos that we watch here and the memories away from us (unless third party claims/copyrights lol) so yeah. Kings of Leon forever!
Good comment man, and WOW! I didn't realize WALLS stood for that, that's kick ass. The old sound definitely won't return. I mean, you're right, they're older ya know. Plus they don't do all the drugs they used to do I'm sure. WALLS has some okay stuff but nothing over the top. Mechanical Bull wasn't TOO bad either but WALLS is just way different. But bands can't retain the same sound that's very true. Though on Mechanical Bull I did hear a lot of older influence in some of the songs.
Thanks, man.. Well, yes. Matthew himself said that at one point they all decided it was about time to stop with the drugs. He even said he wasn't even drinking that much as he used to so yeah.. I used to like Mechanical Bull a lot cause I discovered that album when I was finishing my first year at Uni. but as time progressed I kind of found it bland. The song just don't move me anymore, apart from maybe Comeback Story. At that point I loved it, though. Tonight was probably my favourite. I leave that to you because just like Kings of Leon say themselves "We are still discovering new bands so we can't talk about music like some people do in terms of "Their first album sounded better than their last one etc" I'm still relatively a new fan of them so I'm still learning ha!
Tonight was a cool song but you're right on the album my dude. KoL has some really sweet stuff though. If you don't know, at the end of the YYM album "Talihina Sky" comes on after Holy Roller Novocaine ends. California Waiting has two sweet versions. And it's all pretty rad. Rock on my man
the guy with the orange amps just makes that epiphone fuckin wail at the bginning, he makes that guitar cry. you know you've got something when you can convey so much emotion with an instrument.
this song reminds me of people that I have known, the best songs do huh? Burn herb people mellow for at least once a day good for the soul then cook up some good shit love family
I just had the strangest thought...could it be that these guys still had that Pentecostal fervor because they had so recently left the church and still had some of that "fire" especially in the music. Jerod looks a little like he is doing the dance that you see in a lot of Pentecostal churches on a Sunday night. Now that they are so far removed from that Spirit there is very little fire left. I haven't seen them "cut a rug" in quite a while. I know, I was in the UPC and those folks can dance!
stop hatin! they ARE the best! WERE the best, and ALWAYS WILL BE the best!!!! i bet u if OBTN didnt get as popular as it did u would still love em.........HATER
Didn’t they have someone help them write these early songs? Whoever it was should get back coz they are god awful now and have been for years! Music for babies birthday parties.
@@liberioescriba6158Yeah, that guy Angelo whrote alot of they early songs, but not this one acording wikipedia "Youth & Young Manhood's" page: "All tracks are written by Caleb Followill, Nathan Followill and Angelo Petraglia, except "Trani" by Matthew Followill" . Great song anyways... masterpiece IMO
I hate when my favorite bands get older, fatter, married, sober, boring, and start putting out crap like "Come Around Sundown." In my head, KoL is still this band.
I am 17 years old watching this whilst I'm supposed to be studying chemistry and there is Jared as a 17 year old playing in front of such a crowd...
I was in that crowd....we were waiting for QOTSA
Fuck I was in the same mood st the same age and right now I miss those days bro
Oh fuck off. Cringe. No one cares
@@abcd-xr1fh shut up
……and now your older.
You doing okay??
I’m the guy at 3:11 in the blue hoodie and black hat. It was a magical time. Before the second album, they played some songs from the upcoming album At the time. I can remember it being just an amazing time. I have this recorded on VHS.
Really good song
I actually think this is the best live version of Trani that the boys have played. Even better than Bonnaroo.
i'm 12 years late to say this, but yeah dude, it definitely is... 4:16 gives me chills everytime.
Bonnaroo 04 still the best imo
God, i've missed this Kings of Leon so much
Wow! Good friend of mine has this in his Top 5 KOL songs of all-time. After watching this, I see why.
I agree. This is one of KOL's best and my favorite song they perform live. I saw the boys' perform this song at The 9:30 Club in Washington DC in 2005 in front of maybe 200-300 people. I was standing on the balcony next to this really attractive and (seemingly) nice & subtle but definitely tall blond gal. I'm 6'1" and she was taller than me although maybe she was wearing boots since it was during the colder time of the year.?.? After the song was over, we just so happened to look at each other and we were both tearing up. Then, we went our separate ways. Magical. Here is the (rather poor quality) audio of the show in DC released by our National Public Radio (NPR) in 2020. I think I need to listen to it again now. Thanks for your post, Ms. Angie.
If you were lucky enough to see this song live on their MB tour... There's no going back to the old days, they are on a level far beyond that. 10 years later and this song is unbelievably better live.
My phone ring tone for the last 5 years... 👍
Jared was 17 years old. Talk about living the dream...
OMG this song...
The guitars sound so dirty, Caleb’s voice is gruff and on point. Southern rock baby. Will forever love this song, all the way back as a teen when this came out.
Tonight..tonight tonight. My favorite band in the world
best song from KOL
The weather there. The music. The voice.. the song. The people.. Aaaah!
❤❤❤Inspiring❤❤❤
Such a great piece of songwritin. This performance gets straight pentecostal with it.😝 so damn good boys
Great comment!
fucking amazing. That guitar sound.
OH MY GOD ! amazing. best live song ever
back to those days, back to those days, back to those days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE
Greatest rhythm guitar I heard in a song as of yet
That's what got me first about this song. I'm obsessed with that guitar part man. Don't get any better than this shizz
Kings Of Leon WERE the best ;)
hell yeah.............................
This is THE best live performance of Trani.
Bonnaroo 04
Back to the good old days when they were respected and adored. They sold their fucking soul.
I've loved all their music up until Walls. Walls just didn't real do it for me. Angelo wasn't a part of it and they didn't do the 5 syllable title with it. Almost no sound from their roots. I HATE to say it, but Walls is definitely a sell out sounded album man. We can only hope for old gold.
We Are Like Love Songs = W A L L S.
I didn't read any of their interviews this summer apart from one but I believe it's the same reason as why they've stopped working with Ethan Jones. The sound from their roots will never return. Growing up I breathed indie rock and guitar music 24/7 but ever since I discovered Editors I can't even force myself to listen to indie bands like The Vaccines, The Wombats, Kaiser Chiefs etc. Have a look at MUSE for example. They used most of the good riffs there were around and now they keep making the same music, relying on similar music but that music will never sound as good as their former stuff. It sounds like a band imitating Muse. Hell, even Royal Blood sounds more Muse than the band itself.
Walls is not that good and I agree.. When I first heard OVER I was blown away but later after a few listens I realized the song, along with most of them on the album were weak. It's a perfect album to listen to when you wanna relax or in your car, but it doesn't sound as emotional as their other albums. But still, in their defense not many bands can release 7 albums and all of them to sound just as good. They don't say "The future of the world belongs to the youth of the world" for nothing.
Kings of Leon will be replaced by some new bands, some new kids who are going to have an extraordinary story (although not as extraordinary as theirs) who fill arenas just like they did. Catfish and the Bottlemen seem to be very popular and they released their debut around 2014? Times change, but at least no one can take these videos that we watch here and the memories away from us (unless third party claims/copyrights lol) so yeah. Kings of Leon forever!
Good comment man, and WOW! I didn't realize WALLS stood for that, that's kick ass. The old sound definitely won't return. I mean, you're right, they're older ya know. Plus they don't do all the drugs they used to do I'm sure. WALLS has some okay stuff but nothing over the top. Mechanical Bull wasn't TOO bad either but WALLS is just way different. But bands can't retain the same sound that's very true.
Though on Mechanical Bull I did hear a lot of older influence in some of the songs.
Thanks, man.. Well, yes. Matthew himself said that at one point they all decided it was about time to stop with the drugs. He even said he wasn't even drinking that much as he used to so yeah.. I used to like Mechanical Bull a lot cause I discovered that album when I was finishing my first year at Uni. but as time progressed I kind of found it bland. The song just don't move me anymore, apart from maybe Comeback Story. At that point I loved it, though. Tonight was probably my favourite. I leave that to you because just like Kings of Leon say themselves "We are still discovering new bands so we can't talk about music like some people do in terms of "Their first album sounded better than their last one etc" I'm still relatively a new fan of them so I'm still learning ha!
Tonight was a cool song but you're right on the album my dude. KoL has some really sweet stuff though. If you don't know, at the end of the YYM album "Talihina Sky" comes on after Holy Roller Novocaine ends. California Waiting has two sweet versions. And it's all pretty rad. Rock on my man
Om fucking G, what a song, what a live version, Om fucking G
Jared is so rocking out!! This band is so awesome.
4:20 It's so perfecttt Matthew's guitar
the guy with the orange amps just makes that epiphone fuckin wail at the bginning, he makes that guitar cry. you know you've got something when you can convey so much emotion with an instrument.
GOOOD
I love these boys.
The solo to this is fucking quality
will they ever again make a song of this musical magnitude ??
No. They made the money, got the girl, and called it a day.
Who see 2019? ˆˆˆˆ
from 4.18 to 4.59, THE BEST MINUTES EVER
5:10 "later... we're gonna go do drugs backstage."
good god.. what the hell happened?
It's kinda like zep and creedence. So much soul in those two albums.
this song reminds me of people that I have known, the best songs do huh? Burn herb people mellow for at least once a day good for the soul then cook up some good shit love family
feels
The bassist plays the hell out of one note for the last minute of the song. At least he adds a few slides in, unlike the studio version.
...SO THIS IS ROCK N ROLL GUYS !
i taught myself this song
sick, sick, sick!
I just had the strangest thought...could it be that these guys still had that Pentecostal fervor because they had so recently left the church and still had some of that "fire" especially in the music. Jerod looks a little like he is doing the dance that you see in a lot of Pentecostal churches on a Sunday night. Now that they are so far removed from that Spirit there is very little fire left. I haven't seen them "cut a rug" in quite a while. I know, I was in the UPC and those folks can dance!
absolutely
lol, i luv KoL they are GREAT! live, and it seems everyone thinks tht
1:57 man if only i was there.
2:43 onwards, woah man
Transistor radio on channel 10
ur ones baps at 159 quite nice!
What happened to them? Could have been great.. .
You know a band has souled out when you're girlfriend sings along to the latest album :(
I like little cats
2:50 hahaha, jared dancing :D
4:23 I love you Jared :D
The problem for me is that this band cannot write this stuff anymore, sex is on fire,aye fill up my pockets time lads,
stop hatin! they ARE the best! WERE the best, and ALWAYS WILL BE the best!!!! i bet u if OBTN didnt get as popular as it did u would still love em.........HATER
Oh dear, what happened to this band....
amazing question
I heard Sony brought in a songwriting team to "help" after because of the times...
Like a trani on teeeyen
6 people need to re-evaluate what real music is.
They're not Kings - they're Gods! :)
Haha well said bro
watching Palladia Storytellers with KOL.... I must be confused... is there 2 bands named Kings of Leon?
Unreal... pity about them
1:56 booooooobbssss
Use Somebodeeey LOL.
1:57 man i'm so immature ;)
@Larro20 are u kidding, this not even in the top 100 of best perfomances ever.
O que é isso Jared? HUAHSAUSHAAS
4 seconds in is that a Vuvuzela? lol
ahaha
1:57 RACK
Not sure what you mean by that Sherri.
What the hell is Jared doing at 2:55 ?!
lmao
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@trashywilma Yeah- they're still good. Their music is still good. Just not as COOL.
you do realize they were rich right off the bat right?
Didn’t they have someone help them write these early songs? Whoever it was should get back coz they are god awful now and have been for years! Music for babies birthday parties.
Yeah, some guy by the name Angelo... also they smoked pot & snorted coke like kids eating candy nerds.
@@liberioescriba6158Yeah, that guy Angelo whrote alot of they early songs, but not this one acording wikipedia "Youth & Young Manhood's" page: "All tracks are written by Caleb Followill, Nathan Followill and Angelo Petraglia, except "Trani" by Matthew Followill" .
Great song anyways... masterpiece IMO
I hate when my favorite bands get older, fatter, married, sober, boring, and start putting out crap like "Come Around Sundown." In my head, KoL is still this band.
cocaine.