Had the pleasure of seeing them open for Biffy in Glasgow Green last September. What a front man! He sang a song that . . . Now I want to get a tattoo off him 😅😅 but yeh. Much as I love The Rattlesnakes, this record will always be my favourite effort of his.
@@samabrahams7687 incredible times mate 😂 crazy moments i really enjoyed those years i met jjpeters from deez nuts 😂 i loved defeater and touche amore songs converge la dispute etc
In my opinion bad words are used in so many songs nowadays it isnt worth hiding it from your kids so as long as they arnt repeating them it wouldnt bother me. Sounds like they have good taste though ;)
Lewis Taglialavore LOL but thats the point. They do repeat them. Its up to the parents to set an example. We all swear casually these days. As long as you know when it isn't acceptable to swear and where it is more acceptable then that should be okay, and this should be taught by parents. Thing is these days, the media plays a huge role in how kids are raised seeing as a lot of stupid parents sit their kids in front of a tv/ smart phone etc. and let them raise themselves.
2022 and still love this band. I recall seeing them twice once with Frank (opening for AFI) and then with the new singer right after a hurricane hit. People still went and because of them I got to see barn burner 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽misery fucking loves me but I love her more
Joe Yeates Metal originated from hardcore punk and punk rock bands so before any of these metalheads even knew what metal was punk rock was the most brutal before metal even existed
uhhhh no it did not originate from hardcore punk, hardcore punk is fairly new in comparison to metal. metal definitely did get influence fromPUNK as well as multiple other genres including jazz and the blues, but it did NOT originate from HARDCOREpunk
I hope you realise that thrash metal bands like Slayer for example (who influenced the whole metal scene after) drew major influence from hardcore bands right? You are right that the old metal like Black Sabbath wasn't influenced by hardcore but eveyrthing that came after Slayer, Metallica etc and was influenced by thrash metal is essentially influenced by hardcore punk.
Every time I hear any new Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes song I come here to remind how good he used to be before he sold out to pop music… today is one of those days!
He never sold out, lol he made Pure Love and it was nothing compared to Gallows, he never sold himself he still tattooing and doing the Rattlesnakes stuff man, what you know?
Was Frank a major part of Gallows? Most say he was the biggest part. I saw them live a few months ago and Wade put every ounce of sweat and heart into his performance. Did it sound like Frank? No where near it, BUT it was one of the best performances I have ever seen. Played in the crowd just like the old Gallows. People went nuts knocking down the barricade to the stage. That's what Gallows truly stands for. They will always be my favorite no matter how many line up changes they go through.
Gallows were my pick of Sonisphere, caught them by accident and thought 'who the hell are these guys!?' stayed for the duration and was mesmerised. They were everything a punk band should be - angry, pissed off & playing if their lives depended on it. Had to go back and tell all my mates after Sonisphere. Am honoured to have seen them. Gav the 40 year old.
tune, best modern punk band, heavy yet really catchy, too many bands just try to make heavy music without there being any form of song involved. this hits both on the head
GALLOWS rules! 2012 flying drunk in the Lincoln Continental 99' across NE with the babe. Lighting up a butt and ripping through the dark winter. Love her
Yeah met wade after the Four Years Strong AP TOUR in Baltimore. He's cool as hell. I never had a chance to hear any of there stuff when frank was there but I still like it. Wade brought some shit that night. We started a circle pit around him in the crowd and it was nuts.
I'm a Brit who's lived in Canada for the last 6 years and I've seen so much about this band on my mates facebook pages but never thought to listen to them as i thought they'd just be another cookie cutter hardcore band. I can see from the first 2 lines of this song why this band is so popular. Because he actually keeps his accent when he sings. unlike every other British hardcore band out there that just try to sound American.
Growing up as a US kid I didn't fully get where these songs were coming from. I loved the energy, but now as an adult I understand the politics and all the bullshit that comes with being a UK citizen. The mighty have fallen. I pray for them.
its been so long since i heard this song !!!! might have to book another tattoo appointment after seeing this video !!!! love the traditional tats they have !!!
You think of all the songs ever written and this song has to have one of the most meanest bass lines ever recorded on this planet....But then again The Stranglers.
At the time of this record, Gallows were at the top of their art. They had become one of my favourite bands then. Epic videos like this one only supported the overall great image. They should not have parted ways with their singer. The selftitled follow-up to "Grey Britain" was a very good record, too, but after that the remaining Gallows guys could not reach that quality anymore. I'm still hoping for a reunion with Frank Carter one day.
i respect frank even more because of his honesty and integrity. he left when he felt that was all he could give, he didn't bs, he didn't milk it. he has proven himself again with pure love. 'burning love' really touches the soul. and i'm glad he's singing more now because he has a beautiful, honest voice. i grieve for the old gallows because i feel as if not enough of the world got to know them but maybe that's what makes it that much more special. i'm not trying to piss on new gallows CONT.
@VxDRAGONSLAYERxV I can appreciate this point of view. I can also appreciate how this band was going back to old school. I've always loved Wade's vocals in Alexisonfire and he's not British by any means, but he does have that old school punk/hardcore style going for him. I've read that people are sad that Wade's not British, but it shouldn't matter as far as I'm concerned. If both band and Wade are looking for the same thing his birthplace shouldn't be an issue.
It's just hard to accept the fact that Frank is gone and someone from a band that plays entirely different music is taking up that position. People like Frank can't be replaced. He poured his heart and soul into his music to get his point across. I'm not a huge fan of Wade to be honest but if you are then that's respectable.
The term "ghetto" is considered a very USA centric thing... I think the UK has grown to understand what it means to have ghettos forced on them. It isn't fun.
matthew pheasant Yet he is currently recording with another band, I believe. I may be incorrect, but I do believe he is currently setup with a new gig...along with a new face tattoo.
@afinewaytodie Idunno... Sure, it was a fantastic album, but I really can't get enough of listening to this ENTIRE album, song after song. Best experienced, of course, when played sequencially.
have been listening to this whole album. wow incredible. these guys just made the list. if you haven't yet start at song one from the grey Britain album and try not to finish it. again wow
Still after 10-11 years still in my daily play list love Frank in the gallows or rattle snakes 👌
Me 2 bro, just 2 good
Am a fan. There is just so much emotion. It's real.
Had the pleasure of seeing them open for Biffy in Glasgow Green last September.
What a front man! He sang a song that . . . Now I want to get a tattoo off him 😅😅 but yeh. Much as I love The Rattlesnakes, this record will always be my favourite effort of his.
I WAS HERE WHEN I WAS 16 NOW IM 31 IM BACK AGAIN I CANT HEAR THIS SONG ANYMORE TOO MANY MEMORIES 😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ passed times my youth❤
Same fella . I've met Frank couple times also managed to get on stage and got kicked out 😂. What a band best band ever live ❤
@@samabrahams7687 incredible times mate 😂 crazy moments i really enjoyed those years i met jjpeters from deez nuts 😂 i loved defeater and touche amore songs converge la dispute etc
Have a sook ya cunt 😢😂
This song still gives me chills. Pure, undiluted intensity.
This was one of the better big hardcore bands to come out of the era. This record is great.
this band took the best of the core genre (breakdowns) and fused it with nasty hardcore punk and it is just beautiful omfg
Dude, you do know hardcore punk consists of breakdowns
@@aadityatuli old school hardcore isnt breakdowny. Well I mean like it kinda is, but not the chuggy breakdowns that we know today
Breakdowns isn't a genre my dude
@@maggiemcdermott1753 reading comprehension, my dude.
If you live in England this is what everybody who is piss poor is feeling right now.
Misery brought me here
I feel you
word
You bet your Life.
chris x ,,, you feel shit bitch
These were the golden days. Warped Tour '09, come back to my life. Everyone was in the right band.
so much elegance. so much power. so much Gallows
I let my children listen to songs about desperation and suicide as long as they censor the naughty words.
In my opinion bad words are used in so many songs nowadays it isnt worth hiding it from your kids so as long as they arnt repeating them it wouldnt bother me. Sounds like they have good taste though ;)
Lewis Taglialavore LOL but thats the point. They do repeat them. Its up to the parents to set an example. We all swear casually these days. As long as you know when it isn't acceptable to swear and where it is more acceptable then that should be okay, and this should be taught by parents. Thing is these days, the media plays a huge role in how kids are raised seeing as a lot of stupid parents sit their kids in front of a tv/ smart phone etc. and let them raise themselves.
Yeah you have a very true point my friend
Arsène Fox Yes. I was being sarcastic.
ur stupid
massive amounts of beer with this song on repeat for over two and a half hours zero fucking regrets
that was literally the least pretentious thing i've ever read. do you even know what that word means? because you did not use it correctly, at all
Jesus
If that was true, ya'll wouldn't be able to type this comment
@@giddy6939 Hahahaha
@@giddy6939 Being Irish and depressed helps you perform miracles
2022 and still love this band. I recall seeing them twice once with Frank (opening for AFI) and then with the new singer right after a hurricane hit. People still went and because of them I got to see barn burner 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽misery fucking loves me but I love her more
2024 anyone?
Sure
And with Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes ✊🏻
Yeah Grey Britain is still the best Hardcore-LP we've got ❤
Yes and this song is still relevant. Still I play it on my bass guitar.
Yurp
Spoiler alert.
He says FAAAAAAACK
this made my day :D :D :D
where?
Oh lawd lmfaoo
Man, fuck. This takes me back. Ironically, I was very happy back then and just didn't realise it.
This week I dragged this album out for the first time in long time and it still stands up! A quality album from start to finish.
wade is amazing. be thankful there is a singer that can fill in so well
This video is so cool. And Frank. And the lyrics. So cool
10 years and still slaps
2020 and this shit cheers me up ✌🏼
Will always slap
You mean (cough-cough) Snaps!
never really listened to gallows until i saw them at sonisphere knebworth this year, now i cant get enough of them!
It's crazy that 15 years later, this album is more relevant now than it ever was.
I'd give my left bollock to see this lineup back for one more tour.
proof you don't need always to be a metal band to be brutal
Metal is mostly crap for these true metal activist nerds. so boring and predictable.
Hardcore punk is as brutal as any metal.
Joe Yeates Metal originated from hardcore punk and punk rock bands so before any of these metalheads even knew what metal was punk rock was the most brutal before metal even existed
uhhhh no it did not originate from hardcore punk, hardcore punk is fairly new in comparison to metal. metal definitely did get influence fromPUNK as well as multiple other genres including jazz and the blues, but it did NOT originate from HARDCOREpunk
I hope you realise that thrash metal bands like Slayer for example (who influenced the whole metal scene after) drew major influence from hardcore bands right? You are right that the old metal like Black Sabbath wasn't influenced by hardcore but eveyrthing that came after Slayer, Metallica etc and was influenced by thrash metal is essentially influenced by hardcore punk.
this band with Frank singing is so good
This song is still one of the best to hit the scene. Sheeeesh
Every time I hear any new Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes song I come here to remind how good he used to be before he sold out to pop music… today is one of those days!
He never sold out, lol he made Pure Love and it was nothing compared to Gallows, he never sold himself he still tattooing and doing the Rattlesnakes stuff man, what you know?
Was Frank a major part of Gallows? Most say he was the biggest part. I saw them live a few months ago and Wade put every ounce of sweat and heart into his performance. Did it sound like Frank? No where near it, BUT it was one of the best performances I have ever seen. Played in the crowd just like the old Gallows. People went nuts knocking down the barricade to the stage. That's what Gallows truly stands for. They will always be my favorite no matter how many line up changes they go through.
Frank > Gallows.
Sorry, dude.
totally agree!!! I saw them nova rock with already wade at the vocals but i rather had frank there!!! i love wade. but frank is just so unique!!!
Magic was lost when that fat sweaty Canadian took over vocals. I'm Canadian 🇨🇦
They can put on a show
But srsly man
Frank is gallows.
@@humbertomilanez6959 no doubt.
Gotta love the cold and grey tones these videos have, just a powerful vvisual concept that goes hand in hand with the powerful concept of the album.
Agreed!
Gallows were my pick of Sonisphere, caught them by accident and thought 'who the hell are these guys!?' stayed for the duration and was mesmerised. They were everything a punk band should be - angry, pissed off & playing if their lives depended on it.
Had to go back and tell all my mates after Sonisphere.
Am honoured to have seen them.
Gav the 40 year old.
Love the vocals. They are so raw and honest.
This is fucking amazing
wow just discovered this this is amazing
The only reason I can think people would dislike this, is because they censored it. Apart from that it's pure perfection.
Lovely stuff. Ta.
Frank is such a legend!
all i remember about this era is three bands, embrace the end, as blood runs black and gallows. the rest is lost to insobriety and bad life choices
ABRB is dead tho.
tune, best modern punk band, heavy yet really catchy, too many bands just try to make heavy music without there being any form of song involved. this hits both on the head
One of the best band for real.
The censored "FUCKIN" pisses me off.
Sounds like their music in guitar hero 3!!! Bullshit
Jeezas yes
I like when the pent up angry tightness gets real at the 3:30 mark. Bad ass.
GALLOWS rules! 2012 flying drunk in the Lincoln Continental 99' across NE with the babe. Lighting up a butt and ripping through the dark winter. Love her
Yeah met wade after the Four Years Strong AP TOUR in Baltimore. He's cool as hell. I never had a chance to hear any of there stuff when frank was there but I still like it. Wade brought some shit that night. We started a circle pit around him in the crowd and it was nuts.
jonny rotten's grandson
I'm a Brit who's lived in Canada for the last 6 years and I've seen so much about this band on my mates facebook pages but never thought to listen to them as i thought they'd just be another cookie cutter hardcore band. I can see from the first 2 lines of this song why this band is so popular. Because he actually keeps his accent when he sings. unlike every other British hardcore band out there that just try to sound American.
Ayy Cursed hell yeah
@@andrewphuck9795 plot twist: canadian guy sang on their best 2 records
Growing up as a US kid I didn't fully get where these songs were coming from. I loved the energy, but now as an adult I understand the politics and all the bullshit that comes with being a UK citizen. The mighty have fallen. I pray for them.
Yeah... this song is going on a future novel's playlist for sure! This is so badass!
His voice is like the epitome of punk.
It's Jimmy rotten incarnated
Totally saw these guys in Chicago a couple years back, still have a crush on the vocalist.
R u old now...?
She had a crush on lots of shitty people
this song is all i listen to on the morning commute,its just the best.
its been so long since i heard this song !!!! might have to book another tattoo appointment after seeing this video !!!! love the traditional tats they have !!!
Just so f****** good!
You think of all the songs ever written and this song has to have one of the most meanest bass lines ever recorded on this planet....But then again The Stranglers.
it stills a masterpiece after 13 years tho
The distortion on the bass,very cool!
At the time of this record, Gallows were at the top of their art. They had become one of my favourite bands then. Epic videos like this one only supported the overall great image.
They should not have parted ways with their singer. The selftitled follow-up to "Grey Britain" was a very good record, too, but after that the remaining Gallows guys could not reach that quality anymore.
I'm still hoping for a reunion with Frank Carter one day.
what the fucking fuck? where's my beloved FUUUUCK! ?
This song got me through some shite times!! Love it!!
If you have ginger in your band, always make black-white videos.
Had to unlike cause you've sat at 69 likes for 3 years
Or all wear crucifixes 24/7
If you have a ginger in your band you know they're gonna be fucking nuts
frank is / was the gallows nuf said
This
i respect frank even more because of his honesty and integrity. he left when he felt that was all he could give, he didn't bs, he didn't milk it. he has proven himself again with pure love. 'burning love' really touches the soul. and i'm glad he's singing more now because he has a beautiful, honest voice. i grieve for the old gallows because i feel as if not enough of the world got to know them but maybe that's what makes it that much more special. i'm not trying to piss on new gallows CONT.
Went to see them at Moho in manchester in 2010.... 4really good. But Wades doing really well. So chill out guys :).
song lose so much power when theyre censored
Ingljsh.bp
+ShunTheKrow I'm not certain but I swear at the end of this vid he used to stab himself in the neck with the nails and blood a plenty spilled forth
Кто от Алекса?
+Чётенький [Gold]GenGer :3 =1))
@VxDRAGONSLAYERxV I can appreciate this point of view. I can also appreciate how this band was going back to old school. I've always loved Wade's vocals in Alexisonfire and he's not British by any means, but he does have that old school punk/hardcore style going for him. I've read that people are sad that Wade's not British, but it shouldn't matter as far as I'm concerned. If both band and Wade are looking for the same thing his birthplace shouldn't be an issue.
Why is everyone hatin on wade? I think hes amazing
Because people fear change. Or they are deaf, haven't decided which yet.
BeneathTheMike Change is only good when it makes things better
It's just hard to accept the fact that Frank is gone and someone from a band that plays entirely different music is taking up that position. People like Frank can't be replaced. He poured his heart and soul into his music to get his point across. I'm not a huge fan of Wade to be honest but if you are then that's respectable.
chirnover SO fucking true!!!
The term "ghetto" is considered a very USA centric thing... I think the UK has grown to understand what it means to have ghettos forced on them. It isn't fun.
Wow people really hate on this song...O.O... but yet they're listening to it.... Strange!
Saw them live yesterday, they are freakin' awesome!!!! :D
Frank was the best part of Gallows...But wade is still making a good name for Gallows.
Ikr
MrTROYisLegend Yeah, a different edge but still an edge.
+scart molotov A razors edge
Insult to the rest of the band tbh.
Now this is gallows not the new stuff which is awful, pure love is quite catchy but he needs to kiss and make up with rest band get back together!
matthew pheasant Yet he is currently recording with another band, I believe. I may be incorrect, but I do believe he is currently setup with a new gig...along with a new face tattoo.
edward myers Doesn't he have a band now?
Tyrone Biggums Yeah Frank Carter and The Rattle Snakes I believe. Haven't heard much from them. No one will top The Gallows though
Tyrone Biggums Yeah Frank Carter and The Rattle Snakes I believe. Haven't heard much from them. No one will top The Gallows though
@@Frodo1799 they're doing alright now lad!
Best intro ever.
This guy would make a great motivational speaker awesome band never got to see them live though
lol they tried to replace Frank. hahahaha fuc
Gallows are a band you HAVE to see live.
Still Golden ...Still Hits Hard ...
the soundtrack our lives... rock n roll yeah
HARDCORE PUNK AWESOME
12 years on, still a fucking belter of a chune and album. Yes the boyyyyyys
these ceremony and trash talk are the best for post breakup anger.
What a charmer you are.
cant stop listening to it
Ahh sounds so British!! Love it!!
I want them all.
im from america and i hate what punk has turned to here. gallows is pure emotion that punk really should be.
this is just amazing
@afinewaytodie Idunno... Sure, it was a fantastic album, but I really can't get enough of listening to this ENTIRE album, song after song. Best experienced, of course, when played sequencially.
I want to visit Britain. I'm from the U.S. and it is somewhere I've always wanted to go. :D
so this is the first time ive heard this band and i already want at least 3 of their albums
This is music with heart...
band of the '00's
Great Blues!
what a song.
what a long intro, for a banger song, love it thou
Saw gallows live at the rage against the machine gig in london that was celebrating ratm's victory in the christmas music charts.
I'm 45. The feeling never dies. Even if you do
Grew up listening to Follow the Leader. Still here.
These guys are punk gods
i was meant to see them the night that frank left. summer time is the one. been waiting for a long time to see them.
have been listening to this whole album. wow incredible. these guys just made the list. if you haven't yet start at song one from the grey Britain album and try not to finish it. again wow
I never liked this before. I have since loaded my gallows record so this UA-cam will suffice. Miss this crew of dudes
Misery loves me too!
And we love her too.
I like it!!!! The half time breakdown creates a modern twist along with the old school punk feel.