Saw them on this tour with Sevendust. Tickets were $15. There will never be another time in music like this. I am so glad I got to grow up during that time.
the late 90s is literally unmatched these guys korn tool Mr Manson all put there heart and soul into there performance you will never see gig like this again truly the golden age
@@davidpearson6346 As a musician and audio engineer, I'm aware, I'm just too busy and broke to enjoy such things these days. So, it's not that I'm not willing...
Well damn this has to be one of the best performances ever by them. It’s 2022 and I still am bumping this shit like it’s 1998 !!!! Coal Chamber forever.
I got to see them 7x that year!!!! Just incredible. My fave was the Metro in Chicago. Sevendust, powerman 5000 and coal chamber, in that order. UNFUCKINBELIEVABLE
My godd. That breakdown and ending to clock from 21:00 to 24:00 is just badass beyond any description! The shear power, echo, tightness. Brings back memories. The whole damn set is badass to be honest. Blows 100 percent of todays click track bullshit out of the water! Raw talent meets raw emotion!!
You pretty much said it all! This album and power man 5000 mega Kung fu radio were the soundtrack to my 98..99 summers!!! Kids today haven't a clue, they missed it man
Agreed! And not a single audience member on a cell phone! Just in the moment, enjoying the moment, OWNING THAT FUCKING MOMENT IN TIME! Lord take me back!!!!
i would love to go back to being 18 back in 98 and reliving all these bands live. Saw Flaw, Coal Chamber, American HeadCharge and Ill Nino in Houston. Was so fun
I have seen CC 3 times and that sounds like a sick tour! I have seen them tour with bands like 40 Below Summer, ill Nino, Chimaira, Mudvayne, Nonpoint, Type O Negative, The Deadlights, Full Devil Jacket, and Medication.
I'm pissed off at myself for not knowing about this group until now. I was a Techno D.J back then, so I missed out on all of this kind of wonderfulness.
Kinda you and me both... I was such a thrash/speed metal guy I couldn't slow down to appreciate real groove but now as I'm older I can appreciate real musical talent rather than paying attention to the tempo or hair🤘😹❤️
Loved these guys so much and I use to follow them to different cities. Probably saw them 10 times or more. There was no one like them.. sure miss those days!!!
John P M What year was that? I only saw Slipknot with Lamb Of God here in Toronto. I want Coal Chamber to come back to Toronto and then I can see them, I already wasn't allowed at Deicide so that went just great.
They were. Nu Metal got a lot of shit back then and I hate to be 'that guy' but the LA late 90's scene was an amazing time to be alive and I wasn't even there! Coal Chamber put out a pretty cool album a few years back, Dez probably makes money as DevilDriver so they haven't done anything since.
I saw Coal Chamber in January of 1998 of St. Andrew's Hall in Detroit, it was amazing!!! To top it all off Dez was hanging out on the stairs of St. Andrew's after the show having a smoke. He was donning a beanie and really low-key. My friends and I recognized him and we all got our ticket stubs signed. I still have mine. He was a really cool dude. He sat there and shot the shit with us for a good couple minutes until other people realized who we were talking to. After that, it was kinda game over for the chat. We said "Thanks" and he said "Thanks" and we left. That night I also got System of a Down's demo tape with the bug zapper on the front. I still prefer those versions over the Rick Rubin produced versions. "Know", "War?" and "Peephole". Those versions should have been on their Self-Titled album.
I was at that show too. My buddy's band Universal Stomp opened. I too met Dez and Meggs as well, got my ticket signed and got the System of a Down demo.
@@detroitrob311 Universal Stomp was amazing!!! Full Swing was a great album! Seeing Universal Stomp that night was just icing on the cake, as I'd been a fan since their first full length. If I'm not mistaken Stomp started with 2296.
I thought Coal Chamber were OK back then - I am and was more into grungy stuff - but watching this on a whim they were actually a much better band than I thought. Like way better than some other bands who had much bigger success.
fu*king bring back the old coal chamber....................... this f*&king rocks........................ don't see many live vids with rayna in them ...........................\m/ \m/ ....................
Does anyone know the story behind this version of "Anxiety" and why it was changed when it was released on GTDHD. I remember downloading an mp3 of this off limewire back in the day and always found this version better.
Fucking awesome.Saw them as a support act for Fear factory in December of the same year-in England.I was so wasted,even by the time they mounted the stage..my 16 year old self was no good at drinking heavily-one entire bottle of Taboo(vodka,schnapps combination)-and i was nearly dead!
Just saw them on the mudvayne tour 2023 unfortunately they played mostly songs from dark days their weekest album only 1 song from chamber music needles to say i was a little disappointed although still great to be able to see coal chamber agian
I was going to see them back in 2002 on the Jagermeister tour with Drowning Pool but they apparently got into a huge fight at the gig the night before mine so they canceled their set. Once the crowd found out they almost started to riot but Dave Williams from DP came out and calmed the crowd.
I'm almost positive it was $18. Sevendust opened if I remember correctly. This show was sick AF to be at! All the bands from this era on the come up were so killer to see in the small clubs in and around Detroit.
@@razmatazz9310 it lasted for about a decade, not little, most other genres lasted less, also metal nowadays is soulles/super commercialized, it's more dead than ever
@@razmatazz9310 it was commercial only in very late years of its existence, numetal lasted till 2005 and it went prper commercial in around late 2002/early2003, most bands outside of very very few(korn,limp,deft,LP,soad) were underground or semi underground, it was underground and avantgarde genre for most of it's existence as for surprise for many
@@smokinnplatez1426 Nu-metal kept the industry support for metal in general alive. Influences don't make money, ticket and album sales do. Nu-metal also popularized several of the mainstays of modern metal. Doom, death and shred metal all existed in the 80s, no one put that shit together until after nu-metal.
@@smokinnplatez1426 didn't say nu-metal had shred. Shred was old news by that point, no one was into it, speed metal was akin to power metal by the late 90s. Metal in general needed an identity shift. Doom and death metal were too campy, nu-metal got metal to a place where it could be taken seriously especially up against rap, hip-hop, country and pop. Nu-metal took a lot from death and doom metal like downtuned guitars and extreme vocals and popularized it. Modern metal just added shred to the mix. You can't get from 80s metal to modern metal without nu-metal. The evolution would never have occurred.
Singer Dez I think, what a stupid hair cut... I remember coal chamber being one of the "hot topic" bands. I liked their music but think Dez is better in devildriver.
I used to think the same thing forever but i actually gave them a chance and they're pretty fucking bad ass, although time passing definitely worked in their favor because i didnt like them initially at the peak of their hype
@@methman9212 i agree. I still listen now and then for sentimental reasons since as a teen i liked them back during the nu metal era....looking back as a drummer myself i can now see though how sloppy live they where lol. Sometimes live the drummer and guitar barely hold on. Ive heard their drummer makes millions of mistakes live playing lol. I feel like their bass and vocals are great but the drums and guitar needed huge improvements live lol. Had they had a tighter drummer they would have been much better.
@@sergeifunt5281 Well 1) The drummer is a beast, Mike (his name) doesn't play like most drummers, rather he is really interesting to watch. 2) The bassist, Rayna, is great to watch as she plays bass good, and as a side note: Not many bands have female bassists, which is ungeneric. 3) The vocals given by Dez, great musicians as well, are interesting, good and add a nice level to Coal Chamber. 4) The guitarist, Migual, is a great guitarist that adds simple riffs to the songs, which make them more catchy. And the band was in front of its time, as Nu--Metal wasn't mainstream yet, and there were only a couple of bands playing this type of music, and their clothing style is different from many other bands. This all together makes Coal Chamber an good and interesting band.
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Saw them on this tour with Sevendust. Tickets were $15. There will never be another time in music like this. I am so glad I got to grow up during that time.
I saw them with sevendust, powerman 5000 was there too. The metro in Chicago
No you didn’t
@@ernielanham2396No you weren’t
@@Sweptupbottle *How* do you know?!
@@mid-s_to_earlysViBEZ I was there and didn’t see you, so you’re a liar
01:27 - Sway
04:51 - Big Truck
08:35 - Bradley
11:23 - First
15:13 - Anxiety
19:32 - Clock
23:28 - I
26:54 - Unspoiled
29:55 - Not Living
34:05 - Oddity
38:31 - Loco
I sure hope Dez eventually got that lawnmower started
Dude, it was going the whole time, he was just trying to start a revolution . . .
@@GimmeJimmy23 maybe check the choke next time... I dunno. That would be a nightmare to deal with ever Sunday morning.
he tried but he couldn't kick it. he tried but it wouldn't....kick
@@GimmeJimmy23 55556q lll
. ok
Just needed gas
the late 90s is literally unmatched these guys korn tool Mr Manson all put there heart and soul into there performance you will never see gig like this again truly the golden age
Absolutely. The last time period for actual real musicians who truly put in the work to achieve their dreams in the music industry.
I never saw them as kid, hear they're coming to the UK 24/25 - I really want to make sure I see 'em! Childhood relived!
Damn, the energy, the delivery of the goods, the crowd engagement . . . Music nowadays needs to step it the f**k up!!!
I'm a Michigan boy we have a showing bands that they have it we show love cause nothing really happens here lol
Hardcore is where it's at if you want energy these days
@@davidpearson6346 As a musician and audio engineer, I'm aware, I'm just too busy and broke to enjoy such things these days. So, it's not that I'm not willing...
GOD DAMMIT these guys were great! You can feel the energy watching a 20 year old video!! Got to see them 7x in 98..99
Rayna is so cool.
She Is HOT 2
I was at this show, awesome to see it again and relive the energy.
You’re a lucky individual :)
just seeing that crowd go fucking crazy to sway makes me wish I was there but i wasn't even born yet to be at that show sadly
I didn't see you there.
I have seen Coal Chamber live 3 different times between the years of 2000 and 2023! 👍
Ha, 19 year old me is somewhere in the crowd bouncing around. Ahh the good old days. 😀
I bet you had a good time 🤘🤘🏻🤘🏿🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾
I have seen Coal Chamber live 3 different times between the years of 2000 and 2023! 👍
You look like wayne static if he went to rehab
kinda old school you are huh
Well damn this has to be one of the best performances ever by them. It’s 2022 and I still am bumping this shit like it’s 1998 !!!! Coal Chamber forever.
Right! Way before the days of click track sanitized bullshit! This is what i showed up to
see!! Talent and raw emotion!
@@blessley4901 abolsutely 💯. This era in its prime especially will never be forgotten
Fiend,loco,tictok are my main 3 I still blast in the car and I get confused millennial looks.
@@Trocar-lm6ip hell yeah , this kind of music I’ll always blast
This set was absolutely phenomenal wish I was there 🔥
I got to see them 7x that year!!!! Just incredible. My fave was the Metro in Chicago. Sevendust, powerman 5000 and coal chamber, in that order. UNFUCKINBELIEVABLE
I saw them 3 times, once with Type 0 Negative they are absolutely amazing live. One of the best live nu metal bands up there with Sevendust and KoRn!
My godd. That breakdown and ending to clock from 21:00 to 24:00 is just badass beyond any description! The shear power, echo, tightness. Brings back memories. The whole damn set is badass to be honest. Blows 100 percent of todays click track bullshit out of the water! Raw talent meets raw emotion!!
You pretty much said it all! This album and power man 5000 mega Kung fu radio were the soundtrack to my 98..99 summers!!! Kids today haven't a clue, they missed it man
Tonight the stars revolt was a great album too
Agreed! And not a single audience member on a cell phone! Just in the moment, enjoying the moment, OWNING THAT FUCKING MOMENT IN TIME! Lord take me back!!!!
No it’s not. They suck and will always suck
i would love to go back to being 18 back in 98 and reliving all these bands live. Saw Flaw, Coal Chamber, American HeadCharge and Ill Nino in Houston. Was so fun
@Chad Brad I see Chris Volz in any band he is in. Flaw will be touring again once covid restrictions end.
Saw them in the Livin la vida loco tour....with slipknot, machine head, amen, dope....now that was a f*ckin show🤘
I have seen CC 3 times and that sounds like a sick tour! I have seen them tour with bands like 40 Below Summer, ill Nino, Chimaira, Mudvayne, Nonpoint, Type O Negative, The Deadlights, Full Devil Jacket, and Medication.
I'm pissed off at myself for not knowing about this group until now. I was a Techno D.J back then, so I missed out on all of this kind of wonderfulness.
Kinda you and me both... I was such a thrash/speed metal guy I couldn't slow down to appreciate real groove but now as I'm older I can appreciate real musical talent rather than paying attention to the tempo or hair🤘😹❤️
I remember seeing Coal Chamber, Incubus, System Of A Down and Clutch. (happy to have been there)
4 great bands!
Was korn there
@@jakesullivan5998 Nope
Was mr bungle there
@@jakesullivan5998 No, but Glen Benton was.
Loved these guys so much and I use to follow them to different cities. Probably saw them 10 times or more. There was no one like them.. sure miss those days!!!
Mike Cox is a beast on the drums
Saw them on the Pantera tour with machine head in Kalamazoo, MI. I'm 46 now, can't believe I actually used to go into some of those pits, lol.
Graspop,Dessel Belgium '98: Black Sabbath's reunion tour; Deftones' My own Summer; Soulfly's debute etc.. So many great bands on one spot.
Saw them in Toronto with Slipknot, machine head and is was great. I miss this band.
John P M What year was that? I only saw Slipknot with Lamb Of God here in Toronto. I want Coal Chamber to come back to Toronto and then I can see them, I already wasn't allowed at Deicide so that went just great.
The show with Coal Chamber Machine Head Amen and slipknot was in 1999
5:12 Rayna and Meegs jumped at the same time
Much Love from Redford, Michigan!!!!
Fan since 98. God bless Dez coal and d driver
It’s master piece.....I love this band song especially Locooooooo
Goat footage best concert of them ever filmed
i love this album man
what album is ?
It was called coal chamber released in 1997 January 5 but they were touring on 1997 to 1998 then their second album chamber music was realesed in 1999
Tengo Chamber music en cd nuevo si quieres te lo vendo
Fantastic audio!!! Awesome!!!
Ese año tocaron en el dynamo en Holanda, muy buena gira.
They where amazing back then!
They were. Nu Metal got a lot of shit back then and I hate to be 'that guy' but the LA late 90's scene was an amazing time to be alive and I wasn't even there! Coal Chamber put out a pretty cool album a few years back, Dez probably makes money as DevilDriver so they haven't done anything since.
21:40 Fuck yeah!! Heavy!!🔥🔥🎶🔊
I saw Coal Chamber in January of 1998 of St. Andrew's Hall in Detroit, it was amazing!!! To top it all off Dez was hanging out on the stairs of St. Andrew's after the show having a smoke. He was donning a beanie and really low-key. My friends and I recognized him and we all got our ticket stubs signed. I still have mine. He was a really cool dude. He sat there and shot the shit with us for a good couple minutes until other people realized who we were talking to. After that, it was kinda game over for the chat. We said "Thanks" and he said "Thanks" and we left. That night I also got System of a Down's demo tape with the bug zapper on the front. I still prefer those versions over the Rick Rubin produced versions. "Know", "War?" and "Peephole". Those versions should have been on their Self-Titled album.
Slippy Jones Ha, completely agree on the demo.
I was at that show too. My buddy's band Universal Stomp opened. I too met Dez and Meggs as well, got my ticket signed and got the System of a Down demo.
@@detroitrob311 Universal Stomp was amazing!!! Full Swing was a great album! Seeing Universal Stomp that night was just icing on the cake, as I'd been a fan since their first full length. If I'm not mistaken Stomp started with 2296.
The bands enjoying it far more than the audience. Maybe they're in shock 😲
11:22 First (song)
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I thought Coal Chamber were OK back then - I am and was more into grungy stuff - but watching this on a whim they were actually a much better band than I thought. Like way better than some other bands who had much bigger success.
I love this band and this music more than anything! Fuck I miss them!!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! =DD
Legendary band
40:48 when the manager of the club wants to join the fun in his polo shirt.
Sway
Big Truck
Bradley
First
Anxiety
Clock
Maricon Puto
I
Unspoiled
Not Living
Oddity
Loco
Thanks
My life is a game, my life is a shame, I am not living without you 🐝
Love your work
fu*king bring back the old coal chamber....................... this f*&king rocks........................ don't see many live vids with rayna in them ...........................\m/ \m/ ....................
Meegs was such an asset to this band.
Was this at Clutch Cargo’s? I saw Coal Chamber there but, I don’t remember the year.
It was, Sevendust opened! What an amazing show this was for I believe $18.
INTRO: DAWN OF THE ICONOCLASTS (DEAD CAN DANCE)
SWAY
BIG TRUCK
BRADLEY
FIRST
ANXIETY
CLOCK
M A R I C O N P U T O
I
UNSPOILED
NOT LIVING
ODDITY
LOCO
Heavy bass riff.
awesome
Awesome gig! Straight out of the gate!
Is this at clutch cargo? Has to be right? Pontiac?
BIG TRUCK!
Someone needs to go back in time with a elixer of life and give it to them so now in 2022 they'd still be playing hard.
Mr bungle did a show there
🤘🤘🏻🤘🏿🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾
Hahaha at the end of the song anxiety the security like: ¡Aaaaaaa! ¡Wtf! -_-
So cool
Does anyone know the story behind this version of "Anxiety" and why it was changed when it was released on GTDHD. I remember downloading an mp3 of this off limewire back in the day and always found this version better.
Limewire?!?! Holy shit!!!
Loco 🦉
Sick performance, they were on fire. That was a cool fucking era.
Awsom
Damn....Dez's vocals on the first chorus of Big Truck were deep/low as fook......
Bad ass
am i back in high school again?
Fucking awesome.Saw them as a support act for Fear factory in December of the same year-in England.I was so wasted,even by the time they mounted the stage..my 16 year old self was no good at drinking heavily-one entire bottle of Taboo(vodka,schnapps combination)-and i was nearly dead!
Just saw them on the mudvayne tour 2023 unfortunately they played mostly songs from dark days their weekest album only 1 song from chamber music needles to say i was a little disappointed although still great to be able to see coal chamber agian
This had to have been at clutch cargo’s.
Was at Japanese Randoms
badass
I was going to see them back in 2002 on the Jagermeister tour with Drowning Pool but they apparently got into a huge fight at the gig the night before mine so they canceled their set. Once the crowd found out they almost started to riot but Dave Williams from DP came out and calmed the crowd.
Does anyone know how much the ticket price were at that concert?
I'm almost positive it was $18. Sevendust opened if I remember correctly. This show was sick AF to be at! All the bands from this era on the come up were so killer to see in the small clubs in and around Detroit.
Anyone knows where I can listen to the original source of the intro and the quote?.
Dawn of the Iconoclast
Dead Can Dance
@@ВалерийПивопей Many thaks!
What's the intro?
What is the name of the intro song?
Gabriel Marra try shazam)
Gabriel Marra Dead can dance - dawn of the iconoclast
4:03
Bradley 🐜
🐍🫵☝️🥷🩸🫰🍉🦅🖖🧿👑📿🇲🇦🦠😼
Con audifonos volao en coca
one million.. ?
lol real music
beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Dead can dance based
Sway 🦎 big truck 🪰
I always wanted to see these guys live.....FUCKKKKK!!!!!!!!
What they lacked In musicianship, they made up for with energy and stage presence.. that’s what music in this era was about...
You're fucking dumb.
Also the reason why it died out so quickly.
@@razmatazz9310 it lasted for about a decade, not little, most other genres lasted less, also metal nowadays is soulles/super commercialized, it's more dead than ever
@@LARESCIV What was nu metal if not super commercialized?
@@razmatazz9310 it was commercial only in very late years of its existence, numetal lasted till 2005 and it went prper commercial in around late 2002/early2003, most bands outside of very very few(korn,limp,deft,LP,soad) were underground or semi underground, it was underground and avantgarde genre for most of it's existence as for surprise for many
La cagan en vivo suena de real
I am not a fan but I keep watching their videos they represent the most cliche nu metal shit it is cringe to me but hey if you like it I am not hating
Anyone into modern metal has only nu-metal to thank
@@lecrapface5270 not really you can pick modern bands that take more from thrash power metal prog metal
@@smokinnplatez1426 Nu-metal kept the industry support for metal in general alive. Influences don't make money, ticket and album sales do. Nu-metal also popularized several of the mainstays of modern metal. Doom, death and shred metal all existed in the 80s, no one put that shit together until after nu-metal.
@@lecrapface5270 there is no shred in nu metal it is down tuned guitars open 02001 type of bounce riffs
@@smokinnplatez1426 didn't say nu-metal had shred. Shred was old news by that point, no one was into it, speed metal was akin to power metal by the late 90s. Metal in general needed an identity shift. Doom and death metal were too campy, nu-metal got metal to a place where it could be taken seriously especially up against rap, hip-hop, country and pop. Nu-metal took a lot from death and doom metal like downtuned guitars and extreme vocals and popularized it. Modern metal just added shred to the mix. You can't get from 80s metal to modern metal without nu-metal. The evolution would never have occurred.
Singer Dez I think, what a stupid hair cut... I remember coal chamber being one of the "hot topic" bands. I liked their music but think Dez is better in devildriver.
Corny
I used to think the same thing forever but i actually gave them a chance and they're pretty fucking bad ass, although time passing definitely worked in their favor because i didnt like them initially at the peak of their hype
@@methman9212 i agree. I still listen now and then for sentimental reasons since as a teen i liked them back during the nu metal era....looking back as a drummer myself i can now see though how sloppy live they where lol. Sometimes live the drummer and guitar barely hold on. Ive heard their drummer makes millions of mistakes live playing lol. I feel like their bass and vocals are great but the drums and guitar needed huge improvements live lol. Had they had a tighter drummer they would have been much better.
Is it safe to say that this is the worst band ever?
The best*
You must be a machine gun Kelly fan!
Wow,..that sucked about as bad as a canker sore. What a crap band.
Then why the fuck are you here? Dipshit!
Then why did you make another comment after many months?
Go back to your Metallica little boy.
@@ThatRemasterGuy coal chamber is the most generic band ever, pissant. How are you so dim?
@@sergeifunt5281 Well
1) The drummer is a beast, Mike (his name) doesn't play like most drummers, rather he is really interesting to watch.
2) The bassist, Rayna, is great to watch as she plays bass good, and as a side note: Not many bands have female bassists, which is ungeneric.
3) The vocals given by Dez, great musicians as well, are interesting, good and add a nice level to Coal Chamber.
4) The guitarist, Migual, is a great guitarist that adds simple riffs to the songs, which make them more catchy.
And the band was in front of its time, as Nu--Metal wasn't mainstream yet, and there were only a couple of bands playing this type of music, and their clothing style is different from many other bands. This all together makes Coal Chamber an good and interesting band.
they arent very impressive live...
Yes they are. They are better live.