Title Fight - No One Stays At The Top Forever (Live in Sydney) | Moshcam
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Title Fight performing No One Stays At The Top Forever live at Metro Theatre in Sydney on 9 September 2011
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Title Fight is an American pop-punk/hardcore band from Kingston, Pennsylvania, United States, formed in 2003. Title Fight plays music in the vein of Jawbreaker, Kid Dynamite and Lifetime, taking influence from such pop punk acts as Saves the Day and emo bands Knapsack and Seaweed. They are signed to SideOneDummy Records and have toured the United States with bands such as New Found Glory, Bayside and Senses Fail, also becoming a regular on the hardcore festival circuit playing such fests as This Is Hardcore, United Blood and Sound and Fury.
Title Fight formed in 2003 as a three piece consisting of Jamie Rhoden on guitar and vocals and twin brothers Ned and Ben Russin on bass and drums respectively, playing local shows in Kingston and Wilkes-Barre. The band added Shane Moran on second guitar in 2005 and recorded two demos in 2005 and 2006.
They recorded a split with the Erection Kids in 2007 on FlightPlan Records. Members of the Erections Kids later went on to form Balance and Composure. The band quickly followed up their first release with the Kingston 7" (also on FlightPlan Records) in 2008. Their latest release, The Last Thing You Forget, was recorded in December 2008 at the Getaway Group in Massachusetts with Jay Maas and released in June 2009 on Run for Cover Records. The 7" featured three new songs while the CD release featured all of their releases to date. This was followed by a US tour with New Found Glory. The Kingston EP has also been re-released on Six Feet Under Records.
In 2010, Title Fight was featured on Triple B Record's compilation, America's Hardcore, with a new song entitled "Dreamcatchers". They also did a US tour with Bayside, Senses Fail and Balance and Composure and a tour of Japan with H2O.
On January 19, 2011, Title Fight signed to SideOneDummy Records and announced they had finished recording their debut full-length, produced by Walter Schreifels and engineered by Will Yip at Studio 4 in Conshohocken, PA. The band will also embark on their first headline tour in 2011 with The Menzingers, Touche Amore, Dead End Path and Shook Ones.
The band will release their new album, Shed, on May 3, 2011. On February 10, they released a new song off Shed for free download entitled 27 and Shed's album artwork. On February 23, SideOneDummy posted pre-orders for a new Title Fight 7" called "Flood of '72". The 7" will feature the song from Shed along with an acoustic version of the song, and will be released on April 12.
On May 20 it was announced that Title Fight would embark on their first Australian tour with Touché Amoré in September 2011.
God, that guitar tone hits so hard
the passion from them this entire set is incredible
my favorite title fight song
underrated record
no way, rightly regarded as a generational shift!
I miss Title Fight.
They play the intro different live, the higher intro note is so good
The best band in the world ♥️♥️♥️
F-, they’re so good!
Thanks for the video! Great Job!
All the other live versions of this suck in comparison, this one gets the tempo right, the audio quality difference just makes it so much better
I like the dude on the right's vocals way more than the center guy
Jamie Rhoden, I would have to agree, its because he's generally more audible live, Ned delivers so much more energy in the studio recordings though
@@harderonyou agreed. That's the beauty of clean vs unclean vocals in a band
@@lastpatriot7506 are jamies really clean tho (most the time)? he has that gritty hardcore element to him as well
@@veil2612 you're right. not clean, just cleaner than Ned's.
I used to think I was weird for liking Jamie’s vocals more but they just slap 😂