I was at this live, first row, and I was absolutely amazed at how good the singing and the playing in general was, for a live. I've seen a lot of bands, hundreds of them, in concert, and this was easily among the top 10 best performances I've seen, I'd even say top 5. They really sound great live. The energy is there. The lighting is top notch. What more can you ask for ? It was bliss for 90min.
This ☝The amount of energy on stage is just unbelivable. The band is burning churches and sacrifying goats and there is me in the front row weeping my eyes out as they are just SO good.
Melissa Daoust , I love this band but sometimes his vocals get to me, only when he does the aaahhhh stuff, musically there brilliant👍also lucky enough to have seen them in my own town twice in the uk 🤘
Man, that crowd was just in shock with the awesome sound, they didnt have the wherewithal or ability to move with the music. Ive been there when I was watching Tool at a concert. Its like being hypnotized
30 minutes in and FINALLY they find a groove and get the crowd to connect. I love these guys and their music and musicianship is straight stellar, but I hope they reorganize their setlist so that some energy finds its way in much sooner. Great video, thanks for sharing!
Szabolcs Mate while I agree that should be doing massive stages and they well deserve it...this is pretty intimate. I wish I could be front row and singing along to their music and be noticed. You know?
Unfortunately, this has nothing to do with music industry. Consumers tastes are the ones that are "broken". But that's why bands like Leprous have a devoted fan group.
It's easy... It's because these crappy conglomerate media companies cannot find tons of random musicians that actually have talent and pump them out one after another. So they take people they can make look attractive and then produce simple crappy stuff and fix their suckiness in the studio and send em on their way. This stuff gets hidden from the mainstream because it will raise the bar and their audiences' expectations.
I agree these guys should be be bigger, I'd for sure love it, but also, I think it's good we have bands like this that are more niche. Let's be honest, if these guys were an arena or bigger selling band, they'd sound nothing like this. Their songs would be shorter, and it would be a, "don't bore us, get to the chorus" mentality. I love some bigger bands, and we have some outliers like Slipknot that are not mainstream friendly and well are very mainstream, but yeah not everybody can pull that off. I guess I see this all like video games. Some of my favorites are the indie and AA titles. The AAAs are great, but so many are ruined by micro transactions, more recently NFTs, rushed designs, yada yada yada. Sometimes having a more niche band that doesn't have a lot of hands all over them is a good thing. I hope this band finds success and a good living, but I'd be totally okay if they never become the next Foo Fighters or Ghost. I bet they just wouldn't be this. Or who knows really. People are weird.
@@dominicspizzirri4399 Dream Theater is pretty mainstream and play some bigger venues that fill up. They became my favorite band back in around '94 for a little over 20 years and then I kind of moved onto other progressive rock/metal. Tastes change as we get older I suppose is true.
I almost wonder how it doesn't happen more often. I was at this live, and I was absolutely amazed at how good his singing was, live. I've seen a lot of bands, hundreds of them, in concert, and this was easily among the top 10 best performances I've seen, I'd even say top 5 in term of sound - they really sound great live.
Is there a video of this beautiful cello intro (or the rest of this show) without people blabbering on and on over top of it the entire time NON STOP? Holy cow, why go to a show if you aren't going to close your mouth the whole time?
In my opinion both tesseract and leprous kill tool both younger bands yes but talent isnt based on age and they dont make people wait 300 yrs to hear a stinker like tool did on the 2nd most recent album that was a joke the new one isnt much better in fact I hear blatant ideas rehashed all over the place I can name drop riffs from aenima etc
@@nmac3718 I have to say that i am very satisfied with theis new album. Invincible is becoming my favorite song from the. Good and well crafted songs, very interesting and unique. Leprous is also great, they are a very classy prog group. Baar is marvelous on drums and vocals are awesome, of course.
No he didn’t. The crowd we’re out of time with the music, but the music was perfectly in time. If you listen carefully he is totally locked in step with the guitar. Any good musician knows not to take their beat from the clapping of a crowd.
Great show!!!!!! damn!!!!! Help! anybody know how did they run this show? midi light control, video, seq, click tracks, etc, which software should i use, if i want to run something similar?
They actually talk about it in the promo for Pitfalls; they think the songs from Tall Poppy Syndrome are in a complete different vibe from all the other albums
As someone who has followed them for years I was disappointed as no tracks off Bilateral either on the UK tour. I understand they have "progressed" and they certainly are drawing bigger crowds now. But still I'm a bit sad....
THE intro is magic... but what the bass player make or guitar player made in debut ????? Come on...it's not professional ! Tune guitar in back stage ! :)
Leprous is dead in 2012. Now it's only Einar Solberg's Band. He is so narcissistic. Creativity level : one note riffs.The biggest imposture of 2010's metal
I can kinda see where youre coming from but thats just not true. Shurke is also there from the start and I dont see how you can view Einar as narcissistic. Also the one note riff stuff is just straight up wrong. Malina had some of their best riffs and TPS and Bilateral had some "one note" riffs too. Yes, Bilateral and TPS are their best albums but their new stuff is amazing too.
While their newer stuff is scaled back and less heavy/distorted, Pitfalls and Aphelion are anything but 'one-note' riffs. You can make that argument about The Congregation (and to a lesser extent, Malina) sure, but Einar has already admitted that TC was his most solo-like album due to the lineup changes at the time.
Horrible take. They continue to push boundaries and create new sounds that I could only define as "Leprous". Baard is one of the best drummers on earth, regardless of his time in the band. And Einar is certainly exploring new avenues but it's still incredibly fresh and Leprous is one of the most legit bands on the planet
I love this band so much. That "I am not that strong" from stuck always almost makes me tear up. I'm a grown man, muscular, and always assumed to be strong on all fronts. But I am not. It resonates. On a level emotionally I cannot convey. To anyone. This band. Fuck.
Setlist:
00:00 - Intro
08:34 - Bonneville
14:28 - Stuck
21:25 - Foe
24:22 - The Flood
32:19 - From the Flame
36:22 - MB. Indifferentia
42:57 - Illuminate
47:25 - Rewind (Short)
52:39 - Slave
59:17 - Malina
1:05:54 - The Last Milestone
Encore:
1:17:54 - The Cloak
1:22:16 - Mirage
1:29:21 - The Price
32:19 the exact time a new fan born and see the light for the first time
I was at this live, first row, and I was absolutely amazed at how good the singing and the playing in general was, for a live. I've seen a lot of bands, hundreds of them, in concert, and this was easily among the top 10 best performances I've seen, I'd even say top 5. They really sound great live. The energy is there. The lighting is top notch. What more can you ask for ? It was bliss for 90min.
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This ☝The amount of energy on stage is just unbelivable. The band is burning churches and sacrifying goats and there is me in the front row weeping my eyes out as they are just SO good.
cheap beer, and hot natural beauty metal chicks,hmmz popcorn maybe,somee amphetamine,those are the first tings that come to mind.
Baard is a beast!
If there is a contest for the best soundtrack to an apocalypse, this is my nomination 11:14
I am literally astounded at the beauty and skill in this performance. It's so extreme.
I would have expected a circle/mosh pit during that exellent cello intro. What an amazing way to start the show. 🧡🔥🤘
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Einar is amazing, im always surprised by how good he sounds even live. Definitely one of my favorite singer.
Melissa Daoust , I love this band but sometimes his vocals get to me, only when he does the aaahhhh stuff, musically there brilliant👍also lucky enough to have seen them in my own town twice in the uk 🤘
Also was in the front both times, they are brutal🙂
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Even the cello intro kicks major ass. These guys are just a talent-magnet of awesome.
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The missing ending of Rewind can really piss me off, it´s one of my favourite Leprous pieces at all.
Man, that crowd was just in shock with the awesome sound, they didnt have the wherewithal or ability to move with the music. Ive been there when I was watching Tool at a concert. Its like being hypnotized
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Amazing backing vocals by everyone in that band...hats off!
And Raphael (on the cello) absolutely killed it!!
Good times!!!
Thanks for posting
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This was probably the video that got me hooked in Leprous, I was really impressed, instantly!
I fucking love this band for whatever reason. Their music is just mesmerizing.
I would seriously pay some good money to see them touring with Caligula's Horse!
30 minutes in and FINALLY they find a groove and get the crowd to connect. I love these guys and their music and musicianship is straight stellar, but I hope they reorganize their setlist so that some energy finds its way in much sooner. Great video, thanks for sharing!
All the cello parts were SUBLIME! 🎼😍🎶
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I am way into this. That late set vocal and string composition was puuurrfect
I like these guys, so much. Great songs!
front row must be blinded by the light...then again, it's nice to listen to Leprous with eyes closed :)
The performance of "The Last Milestone" is so hearttouching. :_(
Hi Uta !! I was there at this show :)
@@emperialAnthems Thank you for knowing my name. ;-) We had "The Last Milestone", too, once at a Munich gig.
THAT INTRO AAAAAA
GOOSEBUMPS
1:05:55 Absolute bliss!!!
Can't wait to see them here at the glass house here in the Untied States with Haken on November 19.....
nick fortune same!
saw them last week here in Ft lauderdale... it was Great... of Course Haken... and now i am a Fan of Bent Knee
Hope the show was great! I'm seeing them Friday and I'm hyped. I've seen Haken live before, but this will be my first time seeing Leprous.
nick fortune I was there! It was amazing!
@@sebastianarmas897 Ya I was there too. Great show All bands tore it up..
The music industry is clearly broken. How aren't these guys filling up the largest stadiums?
Szabolcs Mate while I agree that should be doing massive stages and they well deserve it...this is pretty intimate. I wish I could be front row and singing along to their music and be noticed. You know?
Unfortunately, this has nothing to do with music industry. Consumers tastes are the ones that are "broken". But that's why bands like Leprous have a devoted fan group.
It's easy... It's because these crappy conglomerate media companies cannot find tons of random musicians that actually have talent and pump them out one after another. So they take people they can make look attractive and then produce simple crappy stuff and fix their suckiness in the studio and send em on their way. This stuff gets hidden from the mainstream because it will raise the bar and their audiences' expectations.
I agree these guys should be be bigger, I'd for sure love it, but also, I think it's good we have bands like this that are more niche. Let's be honest, if these guys were an arena or bigger selling band, they'd sound nothing like this. Their songs would be shorter, and it would be a, "don't bore us, get to the chorus" mentality. I love some bigger bands, and we have some outliers like Slipknot that are not mainstream friendly and well are very mainstream, but yeah not everybody can pull that off. I guess I see this all like video games. Some of my favorites are the indie and AA titles. The AAAs are great, but so many are ruined by micro transactions, more recently NFTs, rushed designs, yada yada yada. Sometimes having a more niche band that doesn't have a lot of hands all over them is a good thing. I hope this band finds success and a good living, but I'd be totally okay if they never become the next Foo Fighters or Ghost. I bet they just wouldn't be this. Or who knows really. People are weird.
@@dominicspizzirri4399 Dream Theater is pretty mainstream and play some bigger venues that fill up. They became my favorite band back in around '94 for a little over 20 years and then I kind of moved onto other progressive rock/metal. Tastes change as we get older I suppose is true.
1:26:57 Einar is amazing, but sometimes its hard for him too, I suppose.
Happens to everyone every gig. We are all just humans
After nearly 90 minutes singing at the top of his range, still impressive.
just a little reminder that he is, in fact, a human
a set this long is hard on even the greatest of vocalists especially when as energetic as they are.
I almost wonder how it doesn't happen more often. I was at this live, and I was absolutely amazed at how good his singing was, live. I've seen a lot of bands, hundreds of them, in concert, and this was easily among the top 10 best performances I've seen, I'd even say top 5 in term of sound - they really sound great live.
greetings everybody that have excellent sound ear music
Setist in this video
8:35 Bonneville - (Malina album)
14:25 Stuck - (Malina album)
21:26 Foe - (Coal album)
24:22 The Flood - (The Congregation album)
32:18 From the Flame - (Malina album)
36:21 MB. Indifferentia - (Bilateral album)
42:53 Illuminate - (Malina album)
47:26 Rewind - (The Congregation album)
52:39 Slave - (The Congregation album)
59:17 Malina - (Malina album)
1:05:54 The Last Milestone - (Malina album)
1:18:01 The Cloak - (Coal album)
1:22:18 Mirage - (Malina album)
1:29:21 The Price - (The Congregation album)
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
Is there a video of this beautiful cello intro (or the rest of this show) without people blabbering on and on over top of it the entire time NON STOP? Holy cow, why go to a show if you aren't going to close your mouth the whole time?
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As we dont know about Tool new stuff... im pretty well served with Leprousa and Tesseract.
There is a festival in my country in a week, thay features both Leprous and Tesseract 😂 plus Skindred for fun
And then Leprous releases their first single from Pitfalls the same day Fear Inoculum drops haha
In my opinion both tesseract and leprous kill tool both younger bands yes but talent isnt based on age and they dont make people wait 300 yrs to hear a stinker like tool did on the 2nd most recent album that was a joke the new one isnt much better in fact I hear blatant ideas rehashed all over the place I can name drop riffs from aenima etc
@@nmac3718 I have to say that i am very satisfied with theis new album. Invincible is becoming my favorite song from the. Good and well crafted songs, very interesting and unique. Leprous is also great, they are a very classy prog group. Baar is marvelous on drums and vocals are awesome, of course.
@@ryansadauskis yeah! hahaha. Everybody was talking about tool, not the best date to release progmetal songs. Even they were excited forTool.
Incredible.
Still cant believe how good this Version of rewind is. I guess the Whole Thing is incredible and unbelievable
fantastic start to a great concert!
Look, I love this show, but taking away the climax of rewind pisses me off hard x.x. The rest is fantastic though!
Thank you so much! This is incredible!
Bkn yo lo estoy esperando aca en chile que vienen el noviembre
Love the failed clapping at 14:38. Every fucking prog show.
True
Never keep the headbang
GREAT SHOW.!!!
i was searching for "dredg's" pretendants. I got them... so far !
8:40 Leprous don't worry. In Chile we will scream louder when you step on stage.
we will!
Estái entero claro q ziiiii xddd
High on the bucket list... attending a rock concert in Chile!
EPIC
Qué bandotaaaa
19:52 Level up
leprous makes me tickle. december in finland!
Belamente assíncrono.
The metal version of Sigur Ros
Rules
They cut the end of Rewind :(
Thanks for sharing :-p
14:37 Oh my god. The crowd is so bad at clapping that they made Baard fuck up.
@Kameron Santana cool.
@@hugoflores8090 cool.
yes les toulousains c'est vraiment la lose
No he didn’t. The crowd we’re out of time with the music, but the music was perfectly in time. If you listen carefully he is totally locked in step with the guitar. Any good musician knows not to take their beat from the clapping of a crowd.
@@Panda_SMM cool
how come they didnt do the ending parts to rewind?
Yeah.....this is mby best part of album!
It may be because he did not wanted to growls just for his voice.
But I don’t think it is the case because he did growls in other songs so I don’t know
Still in search of a good recording of Echo
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♥
venham pro Brasil.... :)
Sonho
Queria muito eles aqui
Sim ❤️
Best band ever
Going ADD man, almost 7 minutes of just cello?
Top 🤘
Great show!!!!!! damn!!!!! Help! anybody know how did they run this show? midi light control, video, seq, click tracks, etc, which software should i use, if i want to run something similar?
WTF Rewind incomplete? Oo
If you don't like people being part of the show (but in the right places) don't search for Leprous the Price in Argentina.
Wow that intro 0.0
It should be illegal to stop playing Rewind right there. The song feels like such a waste of time when it doesn't end up going anywhere. What a shame.
Is possible find the intro music?
Why not a single song from Tall Poppy Syndrome?
They actually talk about it in the promo for Pitfalls; they think the songs from Tall Poppy Syndrome are in a complete different vibe from all the other albums
As someone who has followed them for years I was disappointed as no tracks off Bilateral either on the UK tour. I understand they have "progressed" and they certainly are drawing bigger crowds now. But still I'm a bit sad....
how are people so terrible at clapping.. jfc
Linecheck and tunning starting the show?! >:-(
I would shot the crowd chatting, talking, making noise...why don't they go to a pub instead of disturbing a nice performance ?
THE intro is magic... but what the bass player make or guitar player made in debut ????? Come on...it's not professional ! Tune guitar in back stage ! :)
Ugh, the vocalist is too gay for me. The band is such talent and then he walks in
Ughhh the crowd sucks
Ughh that post too.
Nash K Ralp ughhh you!
Leprous is dead in 2012. Now it's only Einar Solberg's Band. He is so narcissistic. Creativity level : one note riffs.The biggest imposture of 2010's metal
I can kinda see where youre coming from but thats just not true. Shurke is also there from the start and I dont see how you can view Einar as narcissistic. Also the one note riff stuff is just straight up wrong. Malina had some of their best riffs and TPS and Bilateral had some "one note" riffs too. Yes, Bilateral and TPS are their best albums but their new stuff is amazing too.
While their newer stuff is scaled back and less heavy/distorted, Pitfalls and Aphelion are anything but 'one-note' riffs. You can make that argument about The Congregation (and to a lesser extent, Malina) sure, but Einar has already admitted that TC was his most solo-like album due to the lineup changes at the time.
Horrible take. They continue to push boundaries and create new sounds that I could only define as "Leprous". Baard is one of the best drummers on earth, regardless of his time in the band. And Einar is certainly exploring new avenues but it's still incredibly fresh and Leprous is one of the most legit bands on the planet
I love this band so much. That "I am not that strong" from stuck always almost makes me tear up. I'm a grown man, muscular, and always assumed to be strong on all fronts. But I am not. It resonates. On a level emotionally I cannot convey. To anyone. This band. Fuck.