Seven Mary Three Filmed at The Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort in Mount Pleasant, MI on 10.22.10 Cameras: Justin Hoffman and Scott Wellestat FOH: Jason Westbrook Editing: Scott Wellestat
I never understood why Rock Crown was such a hated album. That's not only my personal favorite from these guys but one of my favorites of all time.A friend showed me "Lucky" many years ago and I absolutely fell in love with this band.
Rock Crown was before its time. Everyone was anticipating a full rock on album follow up to American Standard and when Rock Crown came out I think people were surprised about its mellow tone. Personally for me I love that album and it’s still my fav album from them. American Standard is a brilliant album in its own right but you can’t compare the two, it’s like comparing apples and oranges.
I think Rock Crown is a great album, People seem to hate Orange Avenue more tho I’ve noticed but Dislocation and D&ND i feel like nobody knows those albums existed because those were both there least popular
It reminded me of No Code from Pearl Jam. Both are my top two albums of all time and I think people expected more ‘hard hits’ and didn’t appreciate the actual musical and lyrical talent of Rock Crown
I just Love Seven Mary Three. From their American Standard debut thru Dislocation. These guys are so criminally underrated. It was nice seeing this show since I've never gotten the opportunity to see them Live ;-)
I have literally seen thousands of concerts but July 3 1997 Barrymores in Ottawa was pure magic, maybe my favourite concert of all time for the Rock Crown tour, the stage , the mood, the set list - unforgettable, sorry you never had a chance to see them.
well technically you would be wrong. their debut album was not American standard. if you really want to go to their debut album it was churn. it was the label that gave the album the name American standard. to me in my opinion I think the band got better through Time their album sales weren't giving them the respect they were due. one of my favorite if not my favorite song is hammer and a stone from their last album
I agree about them being massively underrated. I've seen them probably 6 or 7 times over the years. Even got to see Jason Ross do a private acoustic set for about 50 people. A friend won a secret location private session before the concert we were already going to see that night at Lupos heartbreak hotel in Providence RI. They also played at India point park and the Met Cafe. Love this band and the memories they invoke. Brings me back with every 🎵🎶🎵
I fucking love this band!! Everything they do touches me..This man's voice gives me shivers..Then one day I went down town to pay bills and there was a band playing..In Erie PA in the summer there always is..WH WHA WHAT??!! 7 MARY 3!! I'm originally from from Pittsburgh but that's when I truly appreciate ERIE!! And yes.. I got wet.. what? Wet? I didn't say that
SAw these guys at HOB CHICAGO and a few years later on the River in Louisville-highly underrated band and sonwriting. Lyrically one of the best of 90s altrock. Still love hearing Times Like These on a quiet summer night just around midnight, It brings a peacefulness to the world...
One of my favorite bands! Completely under rated!! So many reasons I love this band & their song's. DFN being the most heartfelt reason. The Music will help soothe my broken heart David. 🙏💕👣 Rest in Peace sweet man, Gone too soon, taken too young 💔😥🌹
Man, you guys were one of my constants back in the 90's. So many good memories tied to all of these songs! You guys are heavy on my playlist when camping/road trip'n, for sure. Right along side Willey, Waylon, Cash, Cornell, AIC, Floyd, Van Morrison to name a few. Cheers!!
Saw 7M3 early on in their career at the Moore Theater in Seattle. Loved them then, still love them to this day. One of the best all around sounds of their time.
I've been watching a few, and what I see is real rockers, it shows on your face that your loving yourselfs right now, feeling right. I appreciate that. I feel the same way. Thank you Seven Mary Three.❤
Jason Ross - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar Thomas Juliano - Lead Guitar, Backup Vocals Casey Daniel - Bass Mike Levesque - Drums Setlist. Rock Crown Was a Ghost Wait Headstrong Over Your Shoulder My My Sleepwalking Cumbersome Things I Stole Upside Down Out For Blood ? Water’s Edge Keep on Rocking In The Free World (Neil Young Cover) R.I.P 7M3
I love these guys....but I'm trying to figure out why he changed the drumming so much on Waters Edge. Studio version is way better and much more complicated to play. I start playing drums when these guys came out, needless to say I played this album many times. Great show though! Please your more 🤘
I think the thing that hurt the most was when Aerosmith canceled the tour they were supposed to go on with Seven Mary Three. I think things would have turned out much different. I believe that they would have had more wide spread acceptance if they were able to tour with them.
These guys have a great sound for three guitars and a drummer. I miss Alternative Music, the 1990’s and my 20’s and 30’s. Take me back ole cruel world...... Does anyone know the title of the song at 36:00?
And Day and night driving is the best album no one has ever heard. Sad but true. All of them are actually very good but day and night driving is another level. SLow and twangy but still the slow ones are just too good to not be consumed en masse.
Who is this drummer he totally change the feel of the songs I know because I used to play these songs on drums this has totally different style, bummer I love the original drummer style.
American Standard is so underrated. It's one of my favorite albums of the 90s.
I never understood why Rock Crown was such a hated album. That's not only my personal favorite from these guys but one of my favorites of all time.A friend showed me "Lucky" many years ago and I absolutely fell in love with this band.
Rock crown was great. So was economy of sound, dislocation, and day and night driving
Oven is my personal favorite! Lucky is number 2 for me on Rockcrown.
Rock Crown was before its time. Everyone was anticipating a full rock on album follow up to American Standard and when Rock Crown came out I think people were surprised about its mellow tone. Personally for me I love that album and it’s still my fav album from them. American Standard is a brilliant album in its own right but you can’t compare the two, it’s like comparing apples and oranges.
I think Rock Crown is a great album, People seem to hate Orange Avenue more tho I’ve noticed but Dislocation and D&ND i feel like nobody knows those albums existed because those were both there least popular
It reminded me of No Code from Pearl Jam. Both are my top two albums of all time and I think people expected more ‘hard hits’ and didn’t appreciate the actual musical and lyrical talent of Rock Crown
I just Love Seven Mary Three. From their American Standard debut thru Dislocation. These guys are so criminally underrated. It was nice seeing this show since I've never gotten the opportunity to see them Live ;-)
I have literally seen thousands of concerts but July 3 1997 Barrymores in Ottawa was pure magic, maybe my favourite concert of all time for the Rock Crown tour, the stage , the mood, the set list - unforgettable, sorry you never had a chance to see them.
well technically you would be wrong. their debut album was not American standard. if you really want to go to their debut album it was churn. it was the label that gave the album the name American standard. to me in my opinion I think the band got better through Time their album sales weren't giving them the respect they were due. one of my favorite if not my favorite song is hammer and a stone from their last album
I think you mean "From their American Standard debut thru to Day & Nightdriving" All albums were spectacular and so underrated!
I agree about them being massively underrated. I've seen them probably 6 or 7 times over the years. Even got to see Jason Ross do a private acoustic set for about 50 people. A friend won a secret location private session before the concert we were already going to see that night at Lupos heartbreak hotel in Providence RI. They also played at India point park and the Met Cafe.
Love this band and the memories they invoke. Brings me back with every 🎵🎶🎵
OMG I feel for you so so much because I have seen them live so many times and it is epic every time.
I fucking love this band!! Everything they do touches me..This man's voice gives me shivers..Then one day I went down town to pay bills and there was a band playing..In Erie PA in the summer there always is..WH WHA WHAT??!! 7 MARY 3!! I'm originally from from Pittsburgh but that's when I truly appreciate ERIE!! And yes.. I got wet.. what? Wet? I didn't say that
SAw these guys at HOB CHICAGO and a few years later on the River in Louisville-highly underrated band and sonwriting. Lyrically one of the best of 90s altrock. Still love hearing Times Like These on a quiet summer night just around midnight, It brings a peacefulness to the world...
I was there that night. AS always 7M3 was awesome. Hard to believe it was 11 years ago...
One of my favorite bands! Completely under rated!! So many reasons I love this band & their song's. DFN being the most heartfelt reason. The Music will help soothe my broken heart David. 🙏💕👣
Rest in Peace sweet man, Gone too soon, taken too young 💔😥🌹
Great band.Saw them in little bar in Columbus georgia. They were awesome..missing them and their music. Still have the old ones.
Man, you guys were one of my constants back in the 90's. So many good memories tied to all of these songs! You guys are heavy on my playlist when camping/road trip'n, for sure. Right along side Willey, Waylon, Cash, Cornell, AIC, Floyd, Van Morrison to name a few. Cheers!!
My My 20:50
Cumbersome 27:30
Water's edge 51:55
The entire show is amazing, no need to skip around.
What he means is "thank you"
@@nathannall5754 exactly
I miss these guys I saw them twice back in the 90's in tiny little clubs in Nashville!! They were fkn awesome!!
luv 7M3. theyre in my top 20. always & 4ever.
Saw 7M3 early on in their career at the Moore Theater in Seattle. Loved them then, still love them to this day. One of the best all around sounds of their time.
I've been watching a few, and what I see is real rockers, it shows on your face that your loving yourselfs right now, feeling right. I appreciate that. I feel the same way. Thank you Seven Mary Three.❤
27:44 The world needs more 7M3.
they need to make a comeback
💜. Greetings from 2o21
Amen, Cay!
So underrated
xkellar braskey yes you're right
My my what a show! Seen them more than once in my early days. Would love to do so again. Dude still has that amazing voice!
Wow this brings me back. Thanks for the video👍👊💯
They are amazing!! Ther songs: so deep and beautiful...
found these guys from a friend. absolutely love them!!! so underrated. just like Will Hoge, Monster truck
And there it is ladies and gentlemen. The underrated CZcams comment on every musician on CZcams.
Whoever posted this 👍🤘 unfortunately have never had the chance to see live this is straight forward old school kick ass rock
Jason Ross - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Thomas Juliano - Lead Guitar, Backup Vocals
Casey Daniel - Bass
Mike Levesque - Drums
Setlist.
Rock Crown
Was a Ghost
Wait
Headstrong
Over Your Shoulder
My My
Sleepwalking
Cumbersome
Things I Stole
Upside Down
Out For Blood
?
Water’s Edge
Keep on Rocking In The Free World (Neil Young Cover)
R.I.P 7M3
Thank you for this!!!!!❤
Over Your Shoulder- so freakin good
Great rock music.
I'm hear because Jason is the best.
Great band !
Can we get this in high def please. 7M3 for life!!
Nice nice They are my idol since when I was young,
One more thing......Watching these guys now, I cannot help but see Ulysses S. Grant on Vocals.
Looks like an awesome concert, would love to see them come to Houston
Saw them live at the crest theater in the nintys, still awsome !!!
Oven, lucky, my favorite dog, Blackwing 4 of my favorites!
Love him getting after the lighting guy haha
Saw these guys at the Filmore in SF opened for Creed
Best band ever.
Think they played a fair in Florida in 2014 unfortunately i was not in a financial position to go, hoping for a show in the future.
Love it
Scott where did everyone go? Man I miss the days with everyone on the boards.
Brian Barbour I'm glad I stumbled across this....out for blood was the last song new I heard then everything vanished.
I love these guys....but I'm trying to figure out why he changed the drumming so much on Waters Edge. Studio version is way better and much more complicated to play. I start playing drums when these guys came out, needless to say I played this album many times. Great show though! Please your more 🤘
I'm no drummer, but I really enjoyed the drumming. The kick had a sound I really liked. Is it anything special, or just how it was mic'd?
my all-time fave @10:56
que excelente banda
Keep on rockin' in the free world.
Thank you
Thanks :) I like 7mary3 - alot
Bad ass! Thanks for the upload!
I think the thing that hurt the most was when Aerosmith canceled the tour they were supposed to go on with Seven Mary Three. I think things would have turned out much different. I believe that they would have had more wide spread acceptance if they were able to tour with them.
These guys have a great sound for three guitars and a drummer. I miss Alternative Music, the 1990’s and my 20’s and 30’s. Take me back ole cruel world......
Does anyone know the title of the song at 36:00?
"Things I Stole" from the album Day & Night Driving
@@LesGrossman69 Thank you Brother Les.
And Day and night driving is the best album no one has ever heard. Sad but true. All of them are actually very good but day and night driving is another level. SLow and twangy but still the slow ones are just too good to not be consumed en masse.
Who is this drummer he totally change the feel of the songs I know because I used to play these songs on drums this has totally different style, bummer I love the original drummer style.
the drummer is Mike Levesque. You are correct, Giti Khalsa was their original drummer, Giti kicked ass!
Blows my mind that those kids are just standing there.
I have been waiting for them to come to
TX for sooo long! Any tours or shows please let me know.
Mickie Smith - they disbanded years ago. I have heard nothing from them since. I wish they would get back together
como se llama la canción del minuto 35:45 por favor
Where are they now
Can hear where Kings of Leon got a lot of "their sound" from
They don’t do it like this anymore
7M3 Rocks
I’m going to drain my phone watching this 👍🤘
heard a little Traffic and Frampton in there!!!!!! GOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Besser geht's nicht
Setlist?
❤
Good god man, if Cumbersome is so cumbersome, reinvent it. Maybe do it acoustic or something, but don't die inside for us. :(
8 people have no taste in music
trop bon...
Someone turn the bass drum down a bit overpowering
I used to smoke J's back in American standard album in teachers restrooms
They need EverTune bridges.
geil
they have enough songs to do an hour long show?
hmmm ive got fish to feed
watch me