Or maybe Goldsmith learned from that experince what he didn’t want in a band experience? Read some interviews. Obvious why he moved on and back to working with Jeremy in The Fire Theft and SDRE.
It's kinda funny that here we are, 25 years after I first listened to SDRE, and aside from a few more wrinkles, a few more pounds, and a lot less hair, these guys are essentially the same. I love it! On a side note, I got crap for listening to them in highschool, and my wife gives me crap even today. 😂
@@only_one_chrisfantazzi Similar experience in MA. I lean towards Diary and LP2 but man do I have a new appreciation for the newer stuff after hearing it live!
@@thedeadroachsociety4083 I saw them in 94, 98, 2000, 2003. Most of lp2 was always written when I saw them on Diary they did Rodeo Jones. . I remember those records coming out everyone was scared to say that higtbso wasn't good. Everyone was expecting diary again
@@only_one_chrisfantazzi 100 % agree. I'll admit to being one of them. I feel stupid since Jeremy's ROTFQ wasn't like.... Anything (lol) but after the shock wore off I ended up liking it. With age comes maturity I guess.
@@thedeadroachsociety4083 i saw him on that tour that was before the reunion. Its good , true with age comes maturity, however, when something is favorite record It doesn't
William Goldsmith is by far my favorite drummer from the 90's. I've never heard a drummer "speak" like he does. The way he plays, he really interweaves the drums into the fabric of the song, rather than just provide the driving beat. SDRE would sound quite different with any other drummer, they are not a plug-and-play kind of band. The closest one to him I can think of is Zac Farro.
Part of me still wishes i was old enough to have had the chance to see these guys when they first formed, but the fact that I was finally able to see them and for it to feel just like i was listening to them for the first time again was surreal. Seeing William completely decimate that kit on Seven was just as cool as Id always imagined.
Fucking Phenomenal!!! What a joy it is to watch this band I've loved for almost 3 decades play with a fire and passion that's just spectacular. They sound amazing, and play like they are out to show the beauty of these songs like never before. And to see them seemingly enjoying every second just makes it even more enjoyable
They still sound fresh than ever! I don't know about the sound since I wasn't personally there, but I bet it sounded awesome so I'd at least give my appreciation to the FOH for doing a great job.
You'll taste it. You'll taste it. I'm time. The right words. Saw this live at the fest if Quincy, MA. Call the the clerk on Tuesday morning......i can die happy
3:57 I swear I hear like a brass section in the background, I think my brain is messing with me but it sounds so good. Sunny day instrumentation has always been peak
@@finncallahan8994 nate was a founding member of the band until 98, but he came back around for the 2010 reunion, he's not in this current incarnation though due to foo fighters obligations
I can never figure out what it is about that interlude two chord beat in J'Nuh that fucks with my head so much. It's like so off yet so on at the same time. Of course I know nothing academic about music or timing so thats probably part of it.
who got the fucking chills when the audience sang along?
Goldsmith is absolutely KILLING IT on drums. He’s even better than when he was younger.
dave grohl being a hard ass to him way back prob a part of it lol
Or maybe Goldsmith learned from that experince what he didn’t want in a band experience? Read some interviews. Obvious why he moved on and back to working with Jeremy in The Fire Theft and SDRE.
Goldsmith said in a interview "I practice every instead of only with my band" That's the reason, Dave Grohl has nothing to do with it.@@kaden_eaugh
@@yourwelcome9336 well im sure thats the case i definitely respect the dude
It's kinda funny that here we are, 25 years after I first listened to SDRE, and aside from a few more wrinkles, a few more pounds, and a lot less hair, these guys are essentially the same. I love it! On a side note, I got crap for listening to them in highschool, and my wife gives me crap even today. 😂
Same! Only now the wife is gone and my GF loved the live show. (Though I doubt she'd listen on a regular basis 😁).
Grounds for divorce
emo is back @@KevinfinityDrums
This really was such a special show everything was perfect SDRE and the crowd was on fire the energy was great all around
It was a wierd crowd there were two crowds people who loved the old stuff and those the stuff after lp2
@@only_one_chrisfantazzi Similar experience in MA. I lean towards Diary and LP2 but man do I have a new appreciation for the newer stuff after hearing it live!
@@thedeadroachsociety4083 I saw them in 94, 98, 2000, 2003. Most of lp2 was always written when I saw them on Diary they did Rodeo Jones. . I remember those records coming out everyone was scared to say that higtbso wasn't good. Everyone was expecting diary again
@@only_one_chrisfantazzi 100 % agree. I'll admit to being one of them. I feel stupid since Jeremy's ROTFQ wasn't like.... Anything (lol) but after the shock wore off I ended up liking it. With age comes maturity I guess.
@@thedeadroachsociety4083 i saw him on that tour that was before the reunion. Its good , true with age comes maturity, however, when something is favorite record It doesn't
William Goldsmith is by far my favorite drummer from the 90's. I've never heard a drummer "speak" like he does. The way he plays, he really interweaves the drums into the fabric of the song, rather than just provide the driving beat. SDRE would sound quite different with any other drummer, they are not a plug-and-play kind of band. The closest one to him I can think of is Zac Farro.
I totally agree. Both of them almost have a melodic quality to how they play, where the drums are very much a core part of the music.
Part of me still wishes i was old enough to have had the chance to see these guys when they first formed, but the fact that I was finally able to see them and for it to feel just like i was listening to them for the first time again was surreal. Seeing William completely decimate that kit on Seven was just as cool as Id always imagined.
I remember hearing this song in 8th grade in 99.whew...blew me away...
Dave Grohl is scared of those biceps.
Fucking Phenomenal!!! What a joy it is to watch this band I've loved for almost 3 decades play with a fire and passion that's just spectacular. They sound amazing, and play like they are out to show the beauty of these songs like never before. And to see them seemingly enjoying every second just makes it even more enjoyable
solid af!!! they sound the same just like in 1995
Such a great voice
I have missed them, a formative and influential band, a bead rock coming up. Boy, they sound terrific!!!!
These two songs...magic. Seein them again in Chicago in April.
Was so glad to be at this show. They did great
Awesome video - thanks for sharing! Was lucky enough to see them in Chicago at the Metro late show and next day at Riot fest!
They still sound fresh than ever! I don't know about the sound since I wasn't personally there, but I bet it sounded awesome so I'd at least give my appreciation to the FOH for doing a great job.
This is amazing. I like it a lot. God bless
symphony of guitars 🤘🎸🎸🎸
So damn good!
Great show
Wow sounding epic!
Amazing video!!!
gorgeous
8:50 I don't see any mobile phones held up high, also it would be a shame to do in such a moment. Great audience
You'll taste it. You'll taste it. I'm time. The right words. Saw this live at the fest if Quincy, MA. Call the the clerk on Tuesday morning......i can die happy
I was supposed to see them tonight in San Diego and it was cancelled. I’m here enjoying your show. God, I hope they reschedule. Cheers for the upload!
Did you make it the other night?! I hope so!
Que maravilha ver que voltaram
Jeremy's eye brows were made for emo...lol. Love these guys, I can't wait to see them next Saturday in Atlanta.
Hey dude, it's Craig from Halo Down, Bean showed me this👍
YOOOOOOO My dude!!! FUCK YES!!!! good to hear from you!!! LOVE IT!!!
@@markitaneight we gotta hang soon
3:57 I swear I hear like a brass section in the background, I think my brain is messing with me but it sounds so good. Sunny day instrumentation has always been peak
thats the bass. (and yes, nate mendel sounds awesome!)
@@nanobot423 that’s Nate Mandel? I didn’t know he was in SDRE at this point
@@finncallahan8994 nate was a founding member of the band until 98, but he came back around for the 2010 reunion, he's not in this current incarnation though due to foo fighters obligations
I can never figure out what it is about that interlude two chord beat in J'Nuh that fucks with my head so much. It's like so off yet so on at the same time. Of course I know nothing academic about music or timing so thats probably part of it.
I wish to marry Dan Hoerner
10:00 can someone make this a gif?
Joe burns I'm giving you a big line next time I see you
cause when it comes off top! you gotta make it happen!
@@markitaneight remember when he gave me the horns back
@@markitaneight I had a big phat bag that night .
John Turturro is so psyched playing lead guitar