Setlist (with timestamps): 1. Intro - 0:00 2. Proceed With Caution - 2:02 3. Limerent Death - 3:22 4. Panasonic Youth - 7:59 5. Milk Lizard - 11:00 6. Baby's First Coffin - 15:15 7. Dead as History - 19:31 8. Surrogate - 24:40 9. Happiness Is a Smile - 30:13 10. One of Us Is the Killer - 35:03 11. Nothing to Forget - 39:06 12. Low Feels Blvd - 45:29 13. Mouth of Ghosts - 49:46 14. Unretrofied - 56:47 15. Sandbox Magician (with Dimitri Minakakis) - 1:02:10 16. When I Lost My Bet - 1:05:12 17. Sunshine the Werewolf - 1:09:32 Encore - 1:14:30 18. Farewell, Mona Lisa - 1:17:25 19. 43% Burnt - 1:22:47 Encore 2 - 1:28:00 20. Dissociation (with seven)suns) (with Adam Doll; live debut) - 1:35:30 RIP DEP
I am nearly 60 and would never have considered listening to music like this if not for my son. I got him into Tool, he got me into the harder stuff. I am now a devoted fan of all things metal... it's a pity I never saw them live... but hey, I did get to see The Ocean. Cult of Luna is next...
I can see myself in the crowd. After they got off stage, we all stood frozen for a while, looking around, taking it in. Many silent tears. Ben absolutely cried while playing Dissociation. We had just experienced firsthand a brilliant piece of musical history. Thanks for this video.
I know us up in the handicap section (where I was) that it was very emotional there too. I'm really happy you are getting to relive your experience and enjoy the video :)
@@dieseltech7_358 When I saw them in Portland at least two of the band members were bleeding. Ben was bleeding from his face cause one of his strings broke. I mean, just looking at the risks involved with going to most other shows. I feel like a higher percentage of the crowd is surfing. More people surfing means a higher chance of concussions. Headwalking in Virgin Megastore? C'mon. Their pits didn't usually get as thrashy but people were still going ham.
I remember during "when I lost my bet," there was some douchebag vaping and making those disgusting clouds all around us. I made it a point to scream every lyric directly into his ear, and then strait up climbed on him, stepped on his face and surfed my way to the front. Best show ever
Were they really underrated though? I mean, the critics loved them, the fans loved them, and they seemed to have a pretty big fanbase consisting of people who might not even be into that kind of music otherwise. I personally think they were perfectly rated.
@@SJ-ym4yt Fair point, but they didn't get a large amount of attention compared to other metalcore/mathcore adjacent bands. They were something special, I think they deserved to be one of the bigger ones. The only reasons I can think of _why_ they weren't as big is because of... well... _points at all the clips of them bleeding on stage and throwing amps into the crowd._ They were a little too hardcore for the average person to enjoy. They're discography is kind of all over the place, some tracks are completely unlistenable to a person who doesn't like this kind of music, whereas tracks like Milk Lizard can be shown to the normiest of normie and you don't have to worry about scaring them off.
@@SJ-ym4ytI think they’re considered “underrated” the same way FNM is considered underrated. As in… everyone in the scene, the industry, the fans, their peers, the press… they all know. They understand what they mean/meant to music as a whole. It’s that you’ll never get to take that hammer to everyone’s face so they can see it too. Because some people just can’t be reached, and there’s only so much time. That’s how I see the word “underrated” when you’re talking about a very select few artists. FNM and Dillinger are the two who immediately stand out in my mind when someone says that.
Wow. These guys' music has been with me through some of my best and certainly my worst times. Dissociation was the perfect song to close both their final album and final show. I'm moved just watching this on UA-cam. Wish I could have been there.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS. you could've been out in the crowd having a great time but instead you chose to hold the camera steady all night so we could enjoy it as well. You're an absolute legend ❤
You're extremely nice for saying that! I feel extremely fortunate for being able to go and am so happy I've been able to share the experience with so many people who couldn't be :)
thank you, you blessed soul for giving people who haven't been able to see dep live (like myself) the opportunity to experience at least a lit bit of the amazing cathartic craziness that is this legendary band.
Thank you so much! It really means a lot to me how much people have enjoyed this video. It was tough recording it all while watching the show but knowing how much pleasure it's brought people brings a smile to my face :)
What a great damn show. DEP will always be one of the greatest bands ever for me. I been listening since about 2007 and they always get me through the day! Mouth of Ghosts is brilliant, but there are tons of great songs by them. I will always love DEP!!
It’s been 5 years since I last saw them in the Netherlands…been to their final 3 shows and that was a tough pill to swallow. Been to almost every show in the Netherlands since 2007 and they never disappointed. I was always emotionally and psychically drained after their shows, making it possible to live to fight another day 💪🏻 I miss these guys so much! So thank you very much for uploading the entire show, filming with a steady hand and bringing back some well loved memories ☺️
I wish I would've had the opportunity to see this band in June since they're playing again for one last time to perform the entire of Calculating Infinity. At least I'm seeing TOOL in Las Vegas this month. Fuck Yeah!
Watching this again over a year removed from it actually happening...I still maintain it’s probably the most memorable/best show I’ve seen ever (and I’ve seen over 100+ shows at this point). Won’t forget freaking the fuck out that they actually played Unretrofied cause freakishly enough my friends in the balcony asked me before the set which song I wish they’ll play this night and I said “Long shot, but Unretrofied...it’ll probably never happen though”. Boy was I WRONG and it was awesome! 🤘
Thank you to the person who held the camera steady, I did the same thing years ago at psycho Las Vegas for cult of Luna,it's not easy, and while I had the fortunate opportunity to see dillingers last tour in a club with a capacity of just 99, I couldn't see the stage. So this video makes up for that, so that I can actually feel the stage presence of the entire band. Thank you.
Thank you, I really appreciate that! My hands hurt so bad after the show was over but it was so worth it. I'm so happy to hear that you got to go to see them on the final tour and that this video helps give you a feel that you didn't get when you were there :)
It's hard to watch the last song without tearing up. I'm so thankful I was able to be there for the last show. I'll always love TDEP, best band to ever do it.
Met these guys at the merch table on gigantour i think when i was like 16. Their live show was the first and only to actually concern me. I loved the energy but didnt understand the music... yet. Oh how the years have passed (almost 30) and its continued to grow not only in understanding but pure emotional connection. Thanks guys.
Two years on and I miss these dudes more than ever. I was lucky enough to see them three times, including the first of the final shows, and it wasn't anywhere near enough.
Saw them at First Avenue in 2004 with Zao ETID and Misery Signals, Ben jumped on me within 5 seconds. Can't believe that was 15 years ago already. Eye opening night. Thanks for posting this!
You should check out the video of the encore from the show at the Mohawk in Austin TX from their last tour. It’s absolute chaos. I may or may not make an appearance on sunshine lol
Got to see them at the December 28th show. I'd give anything to see that show again, and even more to see this show live. Alas, I was a broke high schooler and lucky I even got to see that show bc my mom payed for it after I begged profusely for it. Nothing could ever top it and I'm eternally grateful to have been there for it. Seriously one of the greatest bands of all time and definitely one of my favorites of all time. Don't think I'll ever stop revisting the videos of their final shows lol
Just find this band, no words can discribe my eargasm, ASTONISHING MUSICIANS!!!! Oh, and THANK YOU for the caption and sharing, seems a live performance in my own room!!!
Thank you for this. I was able to go to a show on this tour but being at the finale would've been magical..I watch this at least once a year. Nice to go back!
Dude you’re so welcome! This is exactly why I felt I had to record it. It’s been so amazing seeing so many people get to experience it through this video. My hands hurt like hell after but it was so worth it
Flew to Auckland snd saw these guys live in NZ opening for Soad. Didnt even bother to stick around to see soad..Glad i got to see em live and Gregs Solo stuff is wicked too
So so so grateful I finally got to see the DEP in Salt Lake live after being a fan since I heard them on the radio of all places, in 1998. They are still my fav metal band. At the tiny ass dive bar they played at in SLC on their final tour, me and one other dude were basically the entire mosh pit. Despite having a pathetically small crowd, they put on a full-intensity concert, literally hanging off the rafters, and me and dude were full intensity losing our shit, fucking each other up and loving every minute of it. Thank you Dillinger, then and still.
Thanks for this. Just what I needed. You could've been enjoying the show and rocking out, and you decided to document such a momentous event and it's greatly appreciated. Thank you.
You’re so welcome! I knew that there were so few of the fans there (yes it was sold out but it’s a fraction of the fan base) and I felt compelled to document the entire set so the entire fan base could enjoy it even if they were there. Thank you for the kind words!
How does it feel to be this fucking sick? I would be on top of the world being in a band this incredible. I’m laughing out loud at just how insane this is and feeling very sad that I never got to witness them live before they broke up.
Thank you so much for posting this video. Sad that I missed their final show. Dillinger has helped me through some hard times in my life, and I'll never forget it. Got to see them once in early 2000's in NJ, and Thursday opened for them. I still remember when Dillinger came on, Greg came on and said "For all you pussies who came to our show to hear Thursday, grab your tissue boxes and get the fuck out of here." Fucking legend, and amazing live performers.
one of the most unforgettable nights of my life. I walked around meeting people from not only the tri state areas but all over the world who traveled to see them hang up the gloves
Really glad I got to see them live even if it was only a 30 minute set at Warped Tour, got to meet the band afterwards. RIP to some of the best to ever do it.
I have made a playlist on Spotify of this setlist - "The Dillinger Escape Plan Final Set" - less 'Proceed with Caution', 'Happiness is a Smile'. Cheers, DEP.
Thanks! I made sure to stay in the moment as best I could but was super compelled to ensure all of TDEPs fans could partake in this show. It’s been so awesome to see how many people have gotten so much out of watching this
@@mosiacmaniacswarm thanks! I did my best to soak it all in but felt like all the current and future Dillinger fans deserved a chance to see it and was compelled to do it. All yall who have made such kind remarks have made it all worth it.
I saw Dillinger 3 times in Memphis TN. Craziest shhhhh I have ever seen. Singer was blowing fire into a overpacked club of about 650 people. I think they were in the crowd more than they were on stage. Set everything on fire and lots of broken noses in the first 2 songs all three times
Thanks for recording & putting this up for the people who couldn't be there. Killer set but not sure how I feel about Dissociation being the last song they ever played.
My pleasure! I'm so glad I could. I felt very lucky and privileged to be there for it. I initially felt the same way but I have to say honestly that it's poetic to me that they started the night with Proceed with Caution and ended with Dissociation to bookend their first and last recorded songs. I thought going into it that it would be 43% though
This band made me crazy at their shows. I’m usually standing back with a light mosh here and there. But I remember seeing them in Berlin around 2015 and I was that annoying guy jumping off stage 3 times per song. Liam ended up kicking me in the ass literally and was super pissed haha. I love Dillinger. I miss them a lot. Fucking powerhouse.
Saw them 7 different times over the years and every show was absolutely insane. What I'd give to see them again. Thank you for uploading this video! Just got my tix to see Better Lovers in April🤘
Setlist: Proceed With Caution Limerent Death Panasonic Youth Milk Lizard Baby's First Coffin Dead as History Surrogate Happiness Is a Smile One of Us Is the Killer Nothing to Forget Low Feels Blvd Mouth of Ghosts Unretrofied Sandbox Magician (with Dimitri Minakakis) When I Lost My Bet Sunshine the Werewolf Encore: Farewell, Mona Lisa 43% Burnt Encore 2: Dissociation (with seven)suns) (with Adam Doll; live debut)
Kind of. Ben’s stated these are strictly calculating anniversary shows and not a restart of Dillinger. That’s awesome you were there, was at all 3 myself
I went to the Orlando show during this tour the day after a gnarly car accident and head trauma, ironically was standing under a giant speaker when Greg climbed up it and signaled the crowd to come closer to dive into it, I was like NOOO but YESSS but ILL DIEEE so I ran away and took a picture of him mid air . Still the hardest shit I've ever witnessed. RIP TDEP
Really beautiful set, but damn I would have loved to see Van Damsel and Phone Home. Either way R.I.P. what an amazing band to always revisit. Switch off/goodbye
I'm not sure we will ever find anyone who has that genuine energy and aggression that marries up with their music like DEP did. I've seen others who are high energy and stuff but it seemed forced or it didn't match their music. Their music was just the perfect platform for them to display their art in that way and GD do I love them for it
Try out listening to a band called Carbomb. They are an extremely dedicated and talented band. They remind me of dillenger escape plan in some ways. Well anyways, i enjoy it, maybe you will too. Have a great day!
The Armed from Detroid a really true follower of DEP, pretty experimental and in places even heavier than they (3rd EP Spreading Joy). Chris Pennie - the original and best drummer of DEP, recorded drums for their three EPs. All Music are totally free so check it! And about the 1st album - These are lights. They ignore it's existance on this days due to some legal issues but it still avable on iTunes and I can share with you original mp3 archive from 2009 with artwork. So just tell me.
The fact they opened with Proceed!!! My gawd! How genius!!! Opening with that and not playing "3 for flinching" the same set!!! Crazy!! Best songs of their debut. The Mullet burden ep n then Calculating? My GAWDDAMN!!!! this band was DIFFERENT from all!! Saw them open for DANZIG or MISFITS. I think Danzig. Theybstile the show by Dimitri blowing huge fireballs to the big end hits in 43%burnt and the fact they were doing metalcore guitar swings n stuff at the time! I'd NEVER heard something soooooo heavy it broke the walls of music down to where its so heavy!... its beyond a normal song. Then the skills!! Scales and sweeps! I'd NEVER heard or seen that! They're something else!
That is Sebastian Campbell, who is the lead singer of God Mother. God Mother opened the first of the three shows and are also signed to Ben Weinman's Party Smasher Inc. label
Setlist (with timestamps):
1. Intro - 0:00
2. Proceed With Caution - 2:02
3. Limerent Death - 3:22
4. Panasonic Youth - 7:59
5. Milk Lizard - 11:00
6. Baby's First Coffin - 15:15
7. Dead as History - 19:31
8. Surrogate - 24:40
9. Happiness Is a Smile - 30:13
10. One of Us Is the Killer - 35:03
11. Nothing to Forget - 39:06
12. Low Feels Blvd - 45:29
13. Mouth of Ghosts - 49:46
14. Unretrofied - 56:47
15. Sandbox Magician (with Dimitri Minakakis) - 1:02:10
16. When I Lost My Bet - 1:05:12
17. Sunshine the Werewolf - 1:09:32
Encore - 1:14:30
18. Farewell, Mona Lisa - 1:17:25
19. 43% Burnt - 1:22:47
Encore 2 - 1:28:00
20. Dissociation (with seven)suns) (with Adam Doll; live debut) - 1:35:30
RIP DEP
@Oggydogg 313 Even though I looked at the setlist and knew it wasn't going to happen, I was still praying for Mike Patton to come out
wtf, I just saw that Patton did a show with them at Terminal 5 a couple days before
@@martizzle1337 it was AMAZING!!! And they closed their set with Faith No More's MALPRACTICE, the 1st FNM song written by Michael Allen Patton!!!
Where was adam??
@@Phil-kf6lt i was throwing handfuls of coins into the Pit ;p
I am nearly 60 and would never have considered listening to music like this if not for my son. I got him into Tool, he got me into the harder stuff. I am now a devoted fan of all things metal... it's a pity I never saw them live... but hey, I did get to see The Ocean. Cult of Luna is next...
That's so cool!!!
Fuck yeah!!!! Cult of Luna . Wish my pops listened to metal lol
I love this
Also recommend Rosetta since you're in post metal territory.
Metal Parents United!
its a shame this never turned into a dvd, perfect ending, thank you for uploading this
I can see myself in the crowd.
After they got off stage, we all stood frozen for a while, looking around, taking it in. Many silent tears. Ben absolutely cried while playing Dissociation. We had just experienced firsthand a brilliant piece of musical history. Thanks for this video.
I know us up in the handicap section (where I was) that it was very emotional there too. I'm really happy you are getting to relive your experience and enjoy the video :)
And being caught up in “this life I live”, I missed it. I’ve seen some great shows. This was to much to miss.
The atmosphere in the crowd after their closer was unexplainable. I can still feel it.
You going to be at the reunion shows in Brooklyn?
Can see myself too
The worlds most dangerous band.... Goddamm I miss these guys.
Joey Clemenza you’re damn right
How so
@@dieseltech7_358 When I saw them in Portland at least two of the band members were bleeding. Ben was bleeding from his face cause one of his strings broke. I mean, just looking at the risks involved with going to most other shows. I feel like a higher percentage of the crowd is surfing. More people surfing means a higher chance of concussions. Headwalking in Virgin Megastore? C'mon. Their pits didn't usually get as thrashy but people were still going ham.
Not quite.
@@adamturner1563 wow, very insightful reply, thank you
I remember during "when I lost my bet," there was some douchebag vaping and making those disgusting clouds all around us. I made it a point to scream every lyric directly into his ear, and then strait up climbed on him, stepped on his face and surfed my way to the front. Best show ever
The greatest and most underrated band of all time. I miss the hell out of these guys.
Were they really underrated though? I mean, the critics loved them, the fans loved them, and they seemed to have a pretty big fanbase consisting of people who might not even be into that kind of music otherwise. I personally think they were perfectly rated.
@@SJ-ym4yt Fair point, but they didn't get a large amount of attention compared to other metalcore/mathcore adjacent bands. They were something special, I think they deserved to be one of the bigger ones. The only reasons I can think of _why_ they weren't as big is because of... well... _points at all the clips of them bleeding on stage and throwing amps into the crowd._
They were a little too hardcore for the average person to enjoy. They're discography is kind of all over the place, some tracks are completely unlistenable to a person who doesn't like this kind of music, whereas tracks like Milk Lizard can be shown to the normiest of normie and you don't have to worry about scaring them off.
@@SJ-ym4ytI think they’re considered “underrated” the same way FNM is considered underrated. As in… everyone in the scene, the industry, the fans, their peers, the press… they all know. They understand what they mean/meant to music as a whole.
It’s that you’ll never get to take that hammer to everyone’s face so they can see it too. Because some people just can’t be reached, and there’s only so much time.
That’s how I see the word “underrated” when you’re talking about a very select few artists. FNM and Dillinger are the two who immediately stand out in my mind when someone says that.
Wow. These guys' music has been with me through some of my best and certainly my worst times. Dissociation was the perfect song to close both their final album and final show.
I'm moved just watching this on UA-cam. Wish I could have been there.
I'm glad I was able to share it with you so you could enjoy it man!
Hearing Greg’s voice crack during “Dissociation” is still gut wrenching 5 years later. They will be sorely missed. 🖤
I imagine techno-archaeologists will be watching and studying this in the distant future.
love this so much!
They will be thinking people were very angry and intelligent
@@nayrtnartsipacify Quite the opposite. Subjecting yourself to bruises, injuries nad permanent hearing loss in not very intelligent.
@@aaaaaa2206 definitely angry
Me and a buddy drove 12 hours to NYC to see this and I’m glad we did. Worth every penny.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS. you could've been out in the crowd having a great time but instead you chose to hold the camera steady all night so we could enjoy it as well. You're an absolute legend ❤
You're extremely nice for saying that! I feel extremely fortunate for being able to go and am so happy I've been able to share the experience with so many people who couldn't be :)
Yep another thanks here!
This band was never meant to fade out
Agreed, ending on a high note guarantees an epic legacy.
At least there's Better Lovers now 🖤
thank you, you blessed soul for giving people who haven't been able to see dep live (like myself) the opportunity to experience at least a lit bit of the amazing cathartic craziness that is this legendary band.
Thank you so much! It really means a lot to me how much people have enjoyed this video. It was tough recording it all while watching the show but knowing how much pleasure it's brought people brings a smile to my face :)
Still fingers crossed hoping you guys reunite
What a great damn show. DEP will always be one of the greatest bands ever for me. I been listening since about 2007 and they always get me through the day! Mouth of Ghosts is brilliant, but there are tons of great songs by them. I will always love DEP!!
Truly sad that I never had a chance to see them live. They were one of a kind.
It’s been 5 years since I last saw them in the Netherlands…been to their final 3 shows and that was a tough pill to swallow. Been to almost every show in the Netherlands since 2007 and they never disappointed. I was always emotionally and psychically drained after their shows, making it possible to live to fight another day 💪🏻 I miss these guys so much!
So thank you very much for uploading the entire show, filming with a steady hand and bringing back some well loved memories ☺️
My heart broke the moment they ended Dissociation. So glad I made it to these last 3 shows
Luckyyy I only caught the last 2 shows the first sold out so quick. I’m at the front right hand corner so I’m not in the shot lol
lol get a grip
This comment was written 4 years ago. Move along and piss right off @@myclocktowermansion
I wish I would've had the opportunity to see this band in June since they're playing again for one last time to perform the entire of Calculating Infinity. At least I'm seeing TOOL in Las Vegas this month. Fuck Yeah!
Watching this again over a year removed from it actually happening...I still maintain it’s probably the most memorable/best show I’ve seen ever (and I’ve seen over 100+ shows at this point).
Won’t forget freaking the fuck out that they actually played Unretrofied cause freakishly enough my friends in the balcony asked me before the set which song I wish they’ll play this night and I said “Long shot, but Unretrofied...it’ll probably never happen though”. Boy was I WRONG and it was awesome! 🤘
where on the balcony were you? just wondering how close we were to each other :)
ENFIDL Oh, I was on the opposite side of the balcony. Almost perpendicular to where you were actually but like I said on the left side of the balcony.
Just realized they started by playing their very first song and ended it with their very last song
Thank you to the person who held the camera steady, I did the same thing years ago at psycho Las Vegas for cult of Luna,it's not easy, and while I had the fortunate opportunity to see dillingers last tour in a club with a capacity of just 99, I couldn't see the stage. So this video makes up for that, so that I can actually feel the stage presence of the entire band. Thank you.
Thank you, I really appreciate that! My hands hurt so bad after the show was over but it was so worth it. I'm so happy to hear that you got to go to see them on the final tour and that this video helps give you a feel that you didn't get when you were there :)
I loved the energy they brought. Amazing performers.
It's hard to watch the last song without tearing up. I'm so thankful I was able to be there for the last show. I'll always love TDEP, best band to ever do it.
words can never explain how much i love this band
Met these guys at the merch table on gigantour i think when i was like 16. Their live show was the first and only to actually concern me. I loved the energy but didnt understand the music... yet. Oh how the years have passed (almost 30) and its continued to grow not only in understanding but pure emotional connection. Thanks guys.
Two years on and I miss these dudes more than ever. I was lucky enough to see them three times, including the first of the final shows, and it wasn't anywhere near enough.
Saw them at First Avenue in 2004 with Zao ETID and Misery Signals, Ben jumped on me within 5 seconds. Can't believe that was 15 years ago already. Eye opening night. Thanks for posting this!
Shit I miss Of Malice and the Magnum Heart era MS too
That tour was great
I got into Dillenger too late :( Also 1:26:15 is exactly why I wish I had the opportunity to see a DEP show
You should check out the video of the encore from the show at the Mohawk in Austin TX from their last tour. It’s absolute chaos. I may or may not make an appearance on sunshine lol
Got to see them at the December 28th show. I'd give anything to see that show again, and even more to see this show live. Alas, I was a broke high schooler and lucky I even got to see that show bc my mom payed for it after I begged profusely for it. Nothing could ever top it and I'm eternally grateful to have been there for it. Seriously one of the greatest bands of all time and definitely one of my favorites of all time. Don't think I'll ever stop revisting the videos of their final shows lol
Crowd louder than the band, love it.
Us dillinger fans are very passionate lol
I subscribed simply because you uploaded this. Thank you.
Thank you! It means so much to me that so many people have gotten enjoyment out of this :)
Just find this band, no words can discribe my eargasm, ASTONISHING MUSICIANS!!!!
Oh, and THANK YOU for the caption and sharing, seems a live performance in my own room!!!
I'm happy I could share this experience with you!
Thank you for this. I was able to go to a show on this tour but being at the finale would've been magical..I watch this at least once a year. Nice to go back!
Dude you’re so welcome! This is exactly why I felt I had to record it. It’s been so amazing seeing so many people get to experience it through this video. My hands hurt like hell after but it was so worth it
Flew to Auckland snd saw these guys live in NZ opening for Soad. Didnt even bother to stick around to see soad..Glad i got to see em live and Gregs Solo stuff is wicked too
So so so grateful I finally got to see the DEP in Salt Lake live after being a fan since I heard them on the radio of all places, in 1998. They are still my fav metal band. At the tiny ass dive bar they played at in SLC on their final tour, me and one other dude were basically the entire mosh pit. Despite having a pathetically small crowd, they put on a full-intensity concert, literally hanging off the rafters, and me and dude were full intensity losing our shit, fucking each other up and loving every minute of it. Thank you Dillinger, then and still.
Theyreeee Baaaaaaaaaaaackkkkkkk
thanks for recording this. never saw them live but now I can feel like I was there. greetings from south africa
What an awesome, incredibly energetic set, thanks so much for posting this!
it's my pleasure! I'm just happy that I can share the experience of being there that night with so many people :)
such a unique band. Broke my music borders back then.
Thanks for this.
Just what I needed.
You could've been enjoying the show and rocking out, and you decided to document such a momentous event and it's greatly appreciated. Thank you.
You’re so welcome! I knew that there were so few of the fans there (yes it was sold out but it’s a fraction of the fan base) and I felt compelled to document the entire set so the entire fan base could enjoy it even if they were there. Thank you for the kind words!
I miss Dillinger to this very day the same way as I had lost a parent
This is amazing! Thank you!!!
The single best live band of all time, blows Queen out of the fucking water.
Lol at the security people trying to control the crazy crowd, I would be jumping all over the place
Man... I wanted to see them live
How does it feel to be this fucking sick? I would be on top of the world being in a band this incredible. I’m laughing out loud at just how insane this is and feeling very sad that I never got to witness them live before they broke up.
Farewell, Mona Lisa (1997-2017)
From Russia With Love!
Thank you so much for posting this video. Sad that I missed their final show. Dillinger has helped me through some hard times in my life, and I'll never forget it. Got to see them once in early 2000's in NJ, and Thursday opened for them. I still remember when Dillinger came on, Greg came on and said "For all you pussies who came to our show to hear Thursday, grab your tissue boxes and get the fuck out of here." Fucking legend, and amazing live performers.
The first minutes brought tears to my eyes.. wonder if I'll cry at the end
Using The Haxan Cloak as your set intro, 11/10, great choice, genuinely terrifying!
It ’s really amazing that the performance is accurate even at live performances.
Glad I had the pleasure of seeing these fellas.
one of the most unforgettable nights of my life. I walked around meeting people from not only the tri state areas but all over the world who traveled to see them hang up the gloves
Thank you for the video!
where is adam doll ?
Very delicate and subtle.
14:53 what a fucking legend lmao
Their shows at the Ottobar in Baltimore, Maryland were always fucking crazy.
Love that venue. Saw Propagandhi and Leftover Crack there. Great venue.
Dude saw them there for my first time ever hearing them at all and knowing nothing about them. Clearly a defining moment in my life
Wow this is amazing. What a fucking band, im glad i got to see them twice at least. Still got the chipped tooth to remember them by.
Really glad I got to see them live even if it was only a 30 minute set at Warped Tour, got to meet the band afterwards. RIP to some of the best to ever do it.
I just started getting into them..... damn. I feel like if I went to a DEP show I would get killed
I always felt like I might come out of them worse for wear but extremely excited at the same time
@@ENFIDL Greg stepped on my hand in Portland as he leapt onto the merch table. I didn't feel anything until the next day lol
Could you imagine trying to hold this crowd back
That looks like it was an AMAZING show. God damn.
Making that trip was the best decision ive ever made in my life...... and daughters was the icing on the cake
Sunshine the werewolf holy fk that's powerful respect!
thank you for sharing!
Happy I had the opportunity to be there and share it! Glad you enjoyed :)
I was also in attendance. Amazing show.
I have made a playlist on Spotify of this setlist - "The Dillinger Escape Plan Final Set" - less 'Proceed with Caution', 'Happiness is a Smile'. Cheers, DEP.
Ben single handedly has the best stage presence of any musician ever.
I couldn’t imagine going to a concert like this and holding a phone that’s still for the entirety of the show…cheers to you🍻
seriously, sacrificed maximum enjoyment for the enjoyment of those who couldnt see it live
Thanks! I made sure to stay in the moment as best I could but was super compelled to ensure all of TDEPs fans could partake in this show. It’s been so awesome to see how many people have gotten so much out of watching this
@@mosiacmaniacswarm thanks! I did my best to soak it all in but felt like all the current and future Dillinger fans deserved a chance to see it and was compelled to do it. All yall who have made such kind remarks have made it all worth it.
@@ENFIDLyou’re a trooper sir 🫡🫡
Anyone notice the guy at the front and the security punching each other at 32:59?
I saw Dillinger 3 times in Memphis TN. Craziest shhhhh I have ever seen. Singer was blowing fire into a overpacked club of about 650 people. I think they were in the crowd more than they were on stage. Set everything on fire and lots of broken noses in the first 2 songs all three times
WTF, that 43% was fkn awesome
Wish I couldve been there 😢
Billy is a fucking Monster.
Sunnuntait! 😎 Markku&Hunnit 🌹🤟
Thanks for recording & putting this up for the people who couldn't be there. Killer set but not sure how I feel about Dissociation being the last song they ever played.
My pleasure! I'm so glad I could. I felt very lucky and privileged to be there for it. I initially felt the same way but I have to say honestly that it's poetic to me that they started the night with Proceed with Caution and ended with Dissociation to bookend their first and last recorded songs. I thought going into it that it would be 43% though
This band made me crazy at their shows. I’m usually standing back with a light mosh here and there. But I remember seeing them in Berlin around 2015 and I was that annoying guy jumping off stage 3 times per song. Liam ended up kicking me in the ass literally and was super pissed haha. I love Dillinger. I miss them a lot. Fucking powerhouse.
Thank you very much!!!!
2nd greatest show ever behind the show they played at saint vitus bar in greenpoint brooklyn
C'était un esti de bon show , merçi ! 🤟 !!
RIP best band
Saw them 7 different times over the years and every show was absolutely insane. What I'd give to see them again. Thank you for uploading this video!
Just got my tix to see Better Lovers in April🤘
Unretrofied is such a banger ❤
Bass drop at 1:29:22
:O their set was and hour and 43% minutes long
Oh man, thank you!!
my pleasure! glad you enjoyed :)
saw them with BTB&M & Horse the band in like 2007 or so. was wild, my friend broke his nose during their set
sounds like a classic dillinger show haha
Setlist:
Proceed With Caution
Limerent Death
Panasonic Youth
Milk Lizard
Baby's First Coffin
Dead as History
Surrogate
Happiness Is a Smile
One of Us Is the Killer
Nothing to Forget
Low Feels Blvd
Mouth of Ghosts
Unretrofied
Sandbox Magician
(with Dimitri Minakakis)
When I Lost My Bet
Sunshine the Werewolf
Encore:
Farewell, Mona Lisa
43% Burnt
Encore 2:
Dissociation
(with seven)suns) (with Adam Doll; live debut)
Fuck, i love that self-titled EP
No Mullet Burden. Fuck I would be pissed cos they never played it. Ah well.
1:11:45 DEeeeeeeeeeeeee_STROYER
Not so final anymore...Just saw them @ Brooklyn Paramount
Kind of. Ben’s stated these are strictly calculating anniversary shows and not a restart of Dillinger. That’s awesome you were there, was at all 3 myself
I went to the Orlando show during this tour the day after a gnarly car accident and head trauma, ironically was standing under a giant speaker when Greg climbed up it and signaled the crowd to come closer to dive into it, I was like NOOO but YESSS but ILL DIEEE so I ran away and took a picture of him mid air . Still the hardest shit I've ever witnessed. RIP TDEP
Really beautiful set, but damn I would have loved to see Van Damsel and Phone Home. Either way R.I.P. what an amazing band to always revisit. Switch off/goodbye
_ _iconoclast you fucking punk rock
they need to get back together 😪 there last tour was called farewell
if anyone ever finds another band that rivals the energy and aggression of DEP then let me know.
I'm not sure we will ever find anyone who has that genuine energy and aggression that marries up with their music like DEP did. I've seen others who are high energy and stuff but it seemed forced or it didn't match their music. Their music was just the perfect platform for them to display their art in that way and GD do I love them for it
Try out listening to a band called Carbomb.
They are an extremely dedicated and talented band.
They remind me of dillenger escape plan in some ways.
Well anyways, i enjoy it, maybe you will too. Have a great day!
Atheist was doing this stuff when these guys were kids
The fever 333
The Armed from Detroid a really true follower of DEP, pretty experimental and in places even heavier than they (3rd EP Spreading Joy). Chris Pennie - the original and best drummer of DEP, recorded drums for their three EPs. All Music are totally free so check it! And about the 1st album - These are lights. They ignore it's existance on this days due to some legal issues but it still avable on iTunes and I can share with you original mp3 archive from 2009 with artwork. So just tell me.
The fact they opened with Proceed!!!
My gawd! How genius!!!
Opening with that and not playing "3 for flinching" the same set!!!
Crazy!! Best songs of their debut.
The Mullet burden ep n then Calculating?
My GAWDDAMN!!!! this band was DIFFERENT from all!!
Saw them open for DANZIG or MISFITS.
I think Danzig.
Theybstile the show by Dimitri blowing huge fireballs to the big end hits in 43%burnt and the fact they were doing metalcore guitar swings n stuff at the time!
I'd NEVER heard something soooooo heavy it broke the walls of music down to where its so heavy!... its beyond a normal song.
Then the skills!! Scales and sweeps!
I'd NEVER heard or seen that!
They're something else!
Opening with their first track on their first recording and closing wit the last is some seriously epic and poetic stuff!
Thank you for this :)
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed :)
Good lord they were good...
1:12:06 Who's the guy screaming on-stage?
someone from the audience I think
That is Sebastian Campbell, who is the lead singer of God Mother. God Mother opened the first of the three shows and are also signed to Ben Weinman's Party Smasher Inc. label
That's not Sebastian Campbell. It's Finnbogi from the Icelandic band Great Grief.