@@TheCyrax87 most vocalists don't even try when it comes to high notes like that, they just cop out and sing it in some other key. Jesse actually goes for it every time.
Tom Searle is likely my favorite guitarist just because of how much I love what he put out with Architects but Jesse is phenomenal as well in his own creative way.
How these guys have escaped me for so many years I'll never know. They are so good. They should be more known in my opinion. They just became my favorite metal band.
I get to see them here in a few weeks at the Blue Ridge Rock Fest so I'm super stoked. Snowblood was the first song of theirs I heard and it's such a technical masterpiece.
@@bwdc8532 awesome. Yeah, I'm definitely looking forward to it. I only just discovered them sometime in the past couple of years and they just clicked with me. I didn't know Alabama could produce such heaviness.
Hell yeah, thanks for sharing this! Really hope to see these guys live some day. And can't imagine how so many people can hear those breakdowns and not immediately mosh as hard as possible, they make me want to slam my face into something in the best possible way!
I was thinking that the guitars Jesse plays and the vocals he does are already nuts, how tf he gonna sing live AND play that shit at the same time, and do it multiple days a week on tour. I just could not fathom it. And sure enough you can see he's a bit overloaded, he also sounds a little fatigued but man holy shit he's doing a heck of a job still!!!!
Jessie is so talented. His highs were a little off, but god damn, his musical creativity, and solo was clean as hell. Whoever is looking for music for the soul, check out Ghost Atlas.
It’s funny, because I didn’t even notice that and I uploaded this. Cool moment. Also, Erra is way more popular than I realized. I had never heard of them before Furnace Fest, but I enjoyed their set. I’m actually going to see them again in a few months with Beartooth, The Devil Wears Prada and Silverstein.
@@sfoy2012 that’s dope i saw them open for northlane at chain reaction but they weren’t as big but the new music they been putting out is insane ! What you’re seeing bear tooth that shit is going to be dope !! Better take videos
@@woof7046 I haven’t heard the new song, but thanks for the heads up. I’ll check it out. As far as recording Beartooth goes, the show is in this big arena, and my ticket is not GA. I have a seat, so it probably wouldn’t turn out well. At Furnace Fest, I was really close to most of the stages I videoed. I do plan on taking some videos at the next Furnace Fest though.
Fun fact: that part on the recording Alex didn't play that part or the breakdown kick pattern because they were low on studio time and were still deciding on the rhythm
When Jesse isn't playing guitar, he's a great singer.. I think it's a multitasking issue lol His riffs are taking up so much brain power that he forgets how to sing when he does it lol
It’s really difficult to play guitar and sing. However, I would agree vocal lessons would help him keep is voice in top shape for touring which is typically brutal on singers. His voice sounds fatigued here, but that’s not abnormal especially given the range he’s singing in.
I kind of like this amateur-ish singing style, this way they don't stop to surprise, never think a band will sound live as good as in a studio, but here we go, especially the screamer, one that never sounds the same is actually sounding the same and even becomes the main voice, but probably you are correct, some singing lessons would help Jesse to be more consistent, he got a great voice and therefore they can even give up on the "amateur-ish style", which the band is not at all, every song is like a journey, like a great movie or something like that, their sound is just amazing and Jesse's voice is an important part of it.
I like this song and I really like the lead singers scream, but Jesus those clean parts, even in the official recording, are just rough bruh, I don't get the appeal of having a nasaly high clean part to cut thru the heaviness.
Jesse is one of the best musicians of our time.
if he could sing in key.
Everyone gives Sean the short. Sean is just as dope!
@@TheCyrax87 lol i was gonna say
@@TheCyrax87 Lol. I hate it but its true
@@TheCyrax87 most vocalists don't even try when it comes to high notes like that, they just cop out and sing it in some other key. Jesse actually goes for it every time.
Tom Searle is likely my favorite guitarist just because of how much I love what he put out with Architects but Jesse is phenomenal as well in his own creative way.
Yeah man Tom was awesome ..
@@letshred9479 never forget
the drummer is so accurate and clean... insane drumming! love it!
Missed a little on the cymbal chokes with the kicks section, but still awesome.
man jt's scream is so consistent, dude always sounds good
My vocal teacher is incredibly knowledgeable about any kind of vocalizing and he always used JT as the example of near perfect screaming technique.
How these guys have escaped me for so many years I'll never know. They are so good. They should be more known in my opinion. They just became my favorite metal band.
Happened exactly the same to me.
This is one of the best live performances I’ve ever seen. Jesse cash did 0 mistakes in the solo. And all along the song. Like this band
That solo was insanely clean.
ERRA is amazing
I honestly didn't think they could pull this song off live. I'm glad to see I was proven wrong.
I get to see them here in a few weeks at the Blue Ridge Rock Fest so I'm super stoked. Snowblood was the first song of theirs I heard and it's such a technical masterpiece.
Nice! Have fun!
@@sfoy2012 🤘
Just saw them in MTL, it was unreal. All the online clips really do not do the band+vocals justice. Spot on show, huge energy and left stoked as hell.
@@bwdc8532 awesome. Yeah, I'm definitely looking forward to it. I only just discovered them sometime in the past couple of years and they just clicked with me. I didn't know Alabama could produce such heaviness.
Bro the sound quality is insane
Hell yeah, thanks for sharing this! Really hope to see these guys live some day.
And can't imagine how so many people can hear those breakdowns and not immediately mosh as hard as possible, they make me want to slam my face into something in the best possible way!
I was thinking that the guitars Jesse plays and the vocals he does are already nuts, how tf he gonna sing live AND play that shit at the same time, and do it multiple days a week on tour. I just could not fathom it.
And sure enough you can see he's a bit overloaded, he also sounds a little fatigued but man holy shit he's doing a heck of a job still!!!!
Jessie is so talented. His highs were a little off, but god damn, his musical creativity, and solo was clean as hell. Whoever is looking for music for the soul, check out Ghost Atlas.
holy shit, saying that Jesse is talented is a massive understatement
🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻❤️
3:40 soo sick how Jesse moves man the style and head banging SOO badass 😂
It’s funny, because I didn’t even notice that and I uploaded this. Cool moment. Also, Erra is way more popular than I realized. I had never heard of them before Furnace Fest, but I enjoyed their set. I’m actually going to see them again in a few months with Beartooth, The Devil Wears Prada and Silverstein.
@@sfoy2012 that’s dope i saw them open for northlane at chain reaction but they weren’t as big but the new music they been putting out is insane ! What you’re seeing bear tooth that shit is going to be dope !! Better take videos
@@sfoy2012have you listened to the new song they dropped nigh to silence the breakdown man nuts
@@woof7046 I haven’t heard the new song, but thanks for the heads up. I’ll check it out. As far as recording Beartooth goes, the show is in this big arena, and my ticket is not GA. I have a seat, so it probably wouldn’t turn out well. At Furnace Fest, I was really close to most of the stages I videoed. I do plan on taking some videos at the next Furnace Fest though.
@@sfoy2012 I wanna go to that show as well
Red wristband playing along at 3:30.
Total immersion.
there were a couple guys doing that during the solo too haha
As a guitarist myself, air guitaring at shows is all I do lol.
Alex Ballew❤️🔥
Great live
Jesse sounds so amazing :)
3:23 double bass not too precise and I understand it 😁 that part is really too complex!
Yea agreed, when I practice that part it always trips me up if I'm not on my A game :)
Fun fact: that part on the recording Alex didn't play that part or the breakdown kick pattern because they were low on studio time and were still deciding on the rhythm
That is a fun fact. Thanks for sharing!
Iconic voice Jesse Fuckin Cash
SI PUESIERON UN CD EN VIVO
Jesse is so good at guitar. You'd think he would take the time to take some vocal lessons to catch up.
When Jesse isn't playing guitar, he's a great singer.. I think it's a multitasking issue lol
His riffs are taking up so much brain power that he forgets how to sing when he does it lol
It’s really difficult to play guitar and sing. However, I would agree vocal lessons would help him keep is voice in top shape for touring which is typically brutal on singers. His voice sounds fatigued here, but that’s not abnormal especially given the range he’s singing in.
I kind of like this amateur-ish singing style, this way they don't stop to surprise, never think a band will sound live as good as in a studio, but here we go, especially the screamer, one that never sounds the same is actually sounding the same and even becomes the main voice, but probably you are correct, some singing lessons would help Jesse to be more consistent, he got a great voice and therefore they can even give up on the "amateur-ish style", which the band is not at all, every song is like a journey, like a great movie or something like that, their sound is just amazing and Jesse's voice is an important part of it.
I like this song and I really like the lead singers scream, but Jesus those clean parts, even in the official recording, are just rough bruh, I don't get the appeal of having a nasaly high clean part to cut thru the heaviness.