I discovered the Chariot's breakup video at the end of a 20 hour work day. I was completely sleep deprived and already on the verge of a meltdown. The chariot was and still is my favorite band, and I discovered their farewell tour announcement through a mutual friend. I lost my mind. Then I discovered they were playing in Buffalo, New York on my 19th birthday. I made the 5 hour drive with a few friends. I stood front row the entire concert. Josh, himself, wished me a happy birthday. It was the perfect ending for my experience with The Chariot. So, thank you, to The Chariot, The Waiting Room in Buffalo NY, and everyone in that room on October 21st, 2013. You have no idea the impact you had on this complete stranger's life. Long Live.

@KallionUsedToWrestle

Жыл бұрын

This is why live entertainment needs to exist. Thank you for this story.

anybody else keep coming back to this?

@mysteriousstranger2287

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, rewatching this for the third time this year, and when I came here first, I didn't even listen to The Chariot.

@andrewingram3490

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Chun I was even a fan of the chariot when the chariot was a band. One of my biggest regrets was never getting to see them live

@Doppeljote

6 жыл бұрын

bro. once a month at least.

@drownthepoor

6 жыл бұрын

Man, I've watched all of the Chariot videos on here several times. I' was a huge fan of Norma Jean, and when Josh left and started the Chariot I loved the first album and they lost me after that. But I came back to them after they broke up and listened to everything they've done and I can't believe how good it all is. Because they were so good I gave Norma Jean's stuff post-Josh a chance, also very solid stuff, wish I'd seen The Chariot play, I might actually catch Norma Jean next month for their Redeemer 10 year tour.

@kalibreesay9587

6 жыл бұрын

Daniel Chun I want

2023 here and this brings back a wave of good memories. one of the most influential bands in my life. thanks for this doc

Watching in 2021, all the emotions come flooding back. This band was truly something special.

@imagerystorm

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for still being here : )

@antmeyerx

2 жыл бұрын

in 2022 im coming back to it FORGET NOT

@Gnarlkill

2 жыл бұрын

2022, Still jamming to their albums front to back every now and then.

@antmeyerx

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gnarlkill every day for me man they weren’t my first tattoo for nothing

@josleyn

2 жыл бұрын

Same for 2022

When Josh Scogin was in a band called Luti-Kriss back in 99/2000, I was there. When he left Norma Jean and the Chariot came forward, I was there. When they played their final show in Douglasville, I was there. This band has meant so much to me and so many people because they said the things that each of us were afraid to say and kept the passion alive in a dying culture. They lifted us up and pushed us to the edge. They implored us all to be better people. To speak with the wrath of grace and love. Because of the Chariot, my closet holds no bones and this film has captured the heart and soul of that which we can only describe as the Chariot. There's no way to put into words what it was like to be there because if you weren't there, you'll never understand. The closest anyone may come in the future is to watch this video and hope to experience anything like it in their short time on this earth. Much love to the folks who put this together. Victory is such a lonely word. Long Live.

@kalibreesay9587

6 жыл бұрын

Justin Goldsmith cool story

@johnsmith-so5do

3 жыл бұрын

Justin Goldsmith how do you like Josh’s new two piece band ( well not new ) ?

@summeronio9751

3 жыл бұрын

Luti-kriss is Norma Jean

@keithgames9730

2 жыл бұрын

Luti-kriss! Throwing myself is one of my favorite albums and the hissen track at the end is one of my favorites

@drownthepoor

7 ай бұрын

@@summeronio9751 True, but not true. Luti-kriss was very different in sound.

This may be the single best filmed and edited and overall music documentary / behind the scenes I have seen in my life. What an incredible piece of art for an absolutely timeless band.

@imagerystorm

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, that comment really means a lot to me. I'm glad you enjoyed!

@BigD751

9 жыл бұрын

Chad Every I couldn't have said it better. I cried for a solid 30 minutes straight. This is such an amazing tribute to such an eternal band. I am so humbled by their passion... how can I ever come close?

@videodrome5

7 жыл бұрын

you haven't seen much then

@Mikey_Pancakes

Ай бұрын

Agreed!

Q4 of 2019, and still missing you, guys, The Chariot!!! - All's Well That Ends Well

@Flux799

4 жыл бұрын

They need to reunite. With all these early 2000’s bands reuniting and putting records out I think it only makes sense these dudes just get back together one last time and give us a record.

@kidneystonermusic

3 жыл бұрын

I like your avatar

In the world entire, when the noise is all complete. No one claps their hands, And no one stomps their feet. When every drum is punctured, and all the cymbals broken. All the strings unstrung, and the truth no longer spoken. Thrown roses have all fallen, the roots are withered bare. The word ‘victory’ is ours, But lonely beyond repair. -------------------------------- Though the stage is empty, the feedback loud and sweet. I will clap my hands, And I will stomp my feet. 'Long Live' is such a basic thought: We agree, Be free, No we, Will never stop. By: PeterMadsen Inspired by The Chariot 2003 - 2013

@misterfyde

9 жыл бұрын

those were some beautiful words, bro :)

@akolstedt

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks for those chills. Beautiful.

@frankcordoba6109

9 жыл бұрын

made me wanna fucking cry man.. soo amazing

@robertoalbertorodriguez2170

9 жыл бұрын

beautiful...

@jenanderson9537

9 жыл бұрын

I usually can't stand when people try to invoke the name of others in their art or words, but this was truly beautiful and absolutely got to the heart of the matter.

I was at their last show, it was a life changing experience to say the least. took a 17 hour drive down from NYC with one of my best friends to see it. Not 1 single regret...

Not afraid to admit that I cried like a little baby when I heard "And Shot Each Other". What an incredible moment in my life. Thank God I was so blessed to see them live. LONG LIVE THE CHARIOT!!!!

There may never be a band like The Chariot ever again. They truly defined what it means to write music and perform for an audience. The energy, creativity, and raw emotion they brought to everything they did is something that can't be matched. Long Live that fucking band 🤘

Just as it got to the seven footage, i broke down. This band will forever mean the world to me because they gave me something positive and beautiful to believe in at a time when i was self medicating and surrounding myself with negativity. Every day when i wake up, i glance to my left and see the poster on my wall that stevis and david signed in buffalo around christmas a few years ago and it just makes me smile like an idiot to know that I was apart of something so organic and beautiful. Long live. Be free.

the fact that a band can bring tears to your eyes says it all. long live those nature shots though, absolutely mind blowing.

@rebelkoala

9 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one who cried....

3 years ago and still breaks my heart. Fuckin miss The Chariot bro..

2021 and I find myself coming back to this documentary once again. God, I miss this band so much. Hope everyone is doing okay in this weird Covid-19 world we live in right now. God bless and Long LIve!

@mikaelmagaster7507

2 жыл бұрын

If there was ONE band I could get back, it would be them.

LONG LIVE THE MUSIC SCENE OF 2005-2010.

I've never cried at something I have watched, and this damn video almost made me. Me and my cousin had taken the road trip to see them in Atlanta, not caring about expenses because we had to see them for the last time.

@imagerystorm

9 жыл бұрын

It was money well spent, my friend. Glad you were able to be there!

@AssassinFrogg

9 жыл бұрын

I'm on the same boat, this is the closest I've ever come to tears from watching something. Long live.

@BenchMatthew

7 жыл бұрын

TabbyDerp I cry every time man

I miss these guys so much. I will never forget their last shows in San Diego and Anaheim. Long Live The Chariot.

I've been here since 1998. The best people, the best band. Will be academically studied.

Words can't express how much this band means to me. It'll be with me forever. Long Live. Forget Not. Amen.

It’s 2022 and all emotions keeps coming back when I watch this. I’ll never stop loving this band! The impact they had on how I approach music can’t be described with words. Amazing band!

Cannot hold back the tears. Forget Not.

Literally choked back tears the whole time. Thank you

@DJA7943

9 жыл бұрын

Yep

@jordank9690

9 жыл бұрын

foreal ....

@illusionistbeamish4204

9 жыл бұрын

I'm right their with ya brother

As a musician and as a music photographer, this is beautiful on a whole new level. You somehow captured the chaos and relentlessness that is The Chariot while showing their beautiful, serene, and emotional side as well. Not many people could have done this, and I honestly believe you did justice to the legacy of The Chariot. Well done, my friend. Long Live.

2023 and it still hits the same long live

Legendary. They'll be talking about this band for years and years to come. Again. LEGENDARY.

Wow your shots of Arizona. Especially the star time lapses.

Words cannot even express how incredible and powerful this band is. Though disbanded, they'll never die. #LongLive

thank you for making me cry for 56 minutes. i honestly mean that. i hadn't taken the time to think about what the chariot meant to me until i watched your film. when they announced the end of the band i sort of just pushed it aside but this made me face my feelings. the biggest thing i take away from the chariot is the concept of being real, staying true. from the bottom of my black, cold dead little heart, thank you sir for making the film that needed to be made. i wish you the best and to all the chariot fans out there, keep your heads up because the stars are still shining for you. One Love

@seanzawko09

2 жыл бұрын

I didn’t get into them till a few years back. I’m 51, they move me. I’ve watched this a few times. What an emotional roller coaster. Long Live ‘68!

I'm still in awe. This band changed my life. I'm a professional musician now, after realizing that life should be used to do something that you feel passionately about. This band helped me realize that. What The Chariot did for us is irreplaceable. I had "Calm Rose : Violent Wind" tattooed on my arm. My only tattoo. Thank you guys for all that you have done. Long Live

Thank you to The Chariot for being part of my life and thank you for making this beautiful film!

This band got me through the most horrible of times. Thank you chariot I love you guys. Long live the chariot.

I cry every time I see this documentary...

This band was definitely an experience. Stage presence like no other. Plus these guys are actually really cool people, they never let their successes get to their heads. If you search around KZread for their tour videos you will find that they are HILARIOUS and kind individuals and had a blast doing something they loved. Long live, long live, hard times come again no more.

@imagerystorm

9 жыл бұрын

You're absolutely correct, they are very very very funny and awesome people to be around, in general. Thank you so much for watching.

I seen this band at the lime spider in Akron Ohio in 2007. Again at Peabody's in Cleveland in 2010. Still regarded as some of the best shows I've ever seen. Long live brothers. Take care.

Perhaps the greatest philosophers were once the prized and learned people of a sociological setting of a peple ever-seeking righteousness. Those people, sharing both the revelations and inceptions of our time, are those who care not for their own social standpoint, but the truth they reveal in Love. These gentlemen will be men I will tell my children of. When I reference the idea of beauty within humankind, it is with the most serene peace that I would grasp the concept not only in myself, but over-all for those minds to lead our ideals one day. This ban is a source of that truth. And this band refines and expresses that which we are in pursuit of. And this band wasn't a gratification of anything apart from what would be considered righteous. And they will be so desperately missed for that re-creation of truth. Forget Not, The Chariot.

I am amazed at how well they captured the live experience of the chariot!! It is almost impossible to describe

I cried watching this. One of the first bands I really got in to when I got into Hardcore.

This video reminds of all the times I had the privilege of seeing them in their element and how grateful I am for the opportunity to just take it all in and lose my mind for an hour at a time. Best live shows I have ever been apart of and I feel sorry for those who simply don't understand, they have no idea what they missed out on. I have a drumstick on my wall from the chariot and I look at it everyday and much like this video it reminds of some awesome, unforgettable times and they all had the chariot as the soundtrack. I think that's pretty cool. LONG LIVE.

I have had this on my Watch Later for five or six years now and finally watched it. Holy fuck. Still gave me chills all these years later. I wasn’t able to check out the farewell tour, but seeing them live once within their tenure is a gift. It opened up something inside me, broke in new frames to accept new experiences into. Brilliant doc. Thanks for sharing.

@imagerystorm

3 жыл бұрын

Hey man, thank you so much for this comment, I really appreciate you. I'm sorry you weren't able to see them on their final tour - it was really something else. But hope this gave you at least a little piece of that experience. Cheers

im already ready for the reunion tour documentary

@dorrienmi11er

5 жыл бұрын

And the tour itself... even though 68 is still good.

@landonsmith7629

5 жыл бұрын

Please...

@DrummerEvan1

4 жыл бұрын

Probably never gonna happen unfortunately. Josh said so in the most recent underoath twitch video

@moneymovesmitchy

3 жыл бұрын

@@DrummerEvan1 link?

@DrummerEvan1

3 жыл бұрын

@@moneymovesmitchy m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/c3d-j8WtlLzKYs4.html

Stumbled upon this video while reminiscing about how amazing it was to be there. To this day, I have never experienced a show that could rival the energy, passion, and excitement that the chariot brought on stage with them. I still tell the stories and as much as I wish I could do it again, I am thankful that I was able to be there once upon a time. Long live

@derekscearce

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to have had you there with us. Long live.

31:48 was one of the greatest moments of my life.

@imagerystorm

9 жыл бұрын

Mine too T____T

Its 2018 and I still miss their music and shows. I wish i had an opportunity to visit any of them.

It feels like Christmas. I'm ready for the feels. Long Live. \m/

What a beautiful doc. I actually cried a little at a few points. God damn. Long Live.

I was fortunate to see the chariot live back in 2006, at a small venue i used to work for. I was also in Rehabilitation with Josh's brother, who i built a friendship during my rehab stint.He recognized my chariot shirt and began talking to me about their youth and Josh's life. I gave him my chariot shirt and we kept in touch for a good while. I wonder if he's still doing well. If you happen to read this dude, i hope you're still sober Michael. And Josh thank you for your amazing music.

LOL that throwback to the 2003 DVD at 29:26 is TOO perfect.

Its 2023, i missed them during their years and its my biggest regret, but thank you for making an amazing sendoff to some amazing people. Long Live.

I've been on this earth for 29 years. Nothing has compared to a live event with the Chariot.... No energy... no spirit...no love... NOTHING compares to what the Chariot put through their crowds.

Checking in in 2021. This still makes me cry. I'm 32. Long Live.

@brendanwoodard4278

5 ай бұрын

2024, turn 30 in a month. Probably watch this about once a month. Long Live.

I miss these guys

I help run Schoolhouse Venue in Madison Heights, and am absolutely floored that the good folks from The Chariot would even think to include their time at Schoolhouse in their documentary. We were very blessed to have them there, both nights, and still consider that one of our most successful events. Schoolhouse loves you, dudes.

I saw The Chariot when I was in 9th grade in an old, rundown fire station in Birmingham, Alabama. I'm almost 21 now. Those memories of going to shows and being a part of DIY music is something I will try to never forget.

I love the little ode to the first chariot documentary with josh jumping of the speakers!

i wept. i healed. i loved. forget not. long live. thank you so much.

The Chariot is my all time favorite band still to this date. This videos gives me the goodbye I wanted. This band will never leave my soul. Seeing them for the first time was life changing. This band will live for ever with me. Long Live.

Seriously just Josh talking about finding peace in the music at the beginning can almost make me cry. I miss these boys so much.

2023 and this still hits the feels. Long live.

If you made an extended cut with (if available) more interviews/ raw footage of some of the shows in a DVD format, I'd buy it without thinking twice. you'd have my money. 

Fuck dude I just discovered this band and '68 back in December during a pretty intense problem with opiates. This band and a band called Glass Ocean Stuck with me the whole experience, and eventually I got through it all The Chariot and 68 for my anger and my pain, while Glass Ocean were for my times of tranquility and sadness. It was all a very interesting experience. I learned about my self. And I had some interesting music to burn out the distractions and noise around me to get me through it all. It's sad to find out they broke up but, I'm pretty OK with it. It makes sense. and, they left their creations of sound behind. All I gotta say is thanks camera guy for this film, Thanks to The Chariot for the art. I hope this post doesn't get buried and you all see this. Thanks Fella's.

Psalms 150:5 - Praise him with sounding cymbals; praise him with loud clashing cymbals! This is worship unto Him.

i saw The Chariot for the first time when they opened for Underoath on their 2013 "Farewell" tour. It was awesome even if The Chariot really did disband soon after. I'm just glad to have the jams now. LONG LIVE

6/16/24 7:40pm Father’s Day, anchorage Alaska. 54 years old, 30:14 in…tears rolling down my face. I will never get to see this live. It’s like I’m there.

My old band were so massively inspired (both musically and onstage) by these guys, I'm still not over the fact that they'll never be playing shows again. Long live

Long Live The Chariot in our hearts. Very emotional. Also pretty sad that the 7 Venue is currently no longer with us either. Celebrate it.

I could watch this documentary a million times. So. Great.

Was lucky to see these guys once in upstate NY. Josh is one of my favorite vocalists

Clean well documented footage. Loved it. Long live.

I'm an atheist and these guys are my favorite band. Not gonna let beliefs get in the way of amazing music.

@DieAlready

6 жыл бұрын

Benlikesdamusic As am I, but as we know The Chariot is/was something else. Long live.

@dgates6165

4 жыл бұрын

Same, total Atheist but I love everything that Josh Scogin says... I just choose to interpret his words in my own way and I'm sure he wouldn't mind.

I miss you guys everyday. Every. Single. Day.

I'm... 17 years old; I was too kid to go a show of this band (I live in Argentina and cannot travel out of the country alone, because... you know... too young). I didn't have the experience to see this guys in live and broke every part of my body, but... you must know that in my home, I put "The Chariot", close my eyes... and I imagine the mosh pit, the jumps, all the show... and start to feeling something that Im no feeling with any other band. This feeling, accompanied me all my teenage and will accompany me all my life... Thanks guys. Long Live.

I miss this so much. What this band did was special, wholly unique. It will never happen again. And I'll never forget it.

three years and i still keep coming back to this one every week and cry a lot. guys, come back. please.

Most genuine/humbling dudes I've met, in Perth, Western Australia we had more than just a show. We went & ate Nandos & then went cliff jumping afterwards, good laughs & good times. Won't forget any of it.

My best friend and I came from Washington (near Seattle) to see the final show in Douglasville..... One year later and I still can't believe it's over. One of the best times of my life, thank you for this documentary, it brought me to tears at parts. Long Live

@rainierfuller

9 жыл бұрын

Oh man. All my feels.

years later and I still get choked up about this... I can't even begin to describe my appreciation for this band, but with that said, seeing Josh write his heart out in '68 does bring a sense of closure.

If any of you guys read this, know that The Chariot had an amazing impact on my life. I love you for it and love you for the shows we shared together. There will never be another The Chariot, but I'm at peace with that. Long live.

Farewell tour in Dallas. Long Live The Chariot. Long Live The Audience.

An unbelievable insight into a real band on the road...The camera work and editing is awesome!, and the choice of incidental music and soundscapes make for compelling viewing. An amazing piece of work combined perfectly with some of the best, most brutally beautiful noise

@imagerystorm

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks man ! I really appreciate that. Put a lot into this one, and it's an honor that people are still enjoying it almost 5 years later.

Hope you all are taking care of yourselves out there. #LongLive

tears... guys...THANK YOU. just love all of you.

Amazing band

Thank you for everything. Long Live The Chariot

LONG LIVE! FOR NOW AND ALWAYS!

so glad i got to see them twice before they broke up. didn't appreciate them as much when i saw them as i do now, but it's one of those bands i would have regretted never seeing

That Toyota Sunrader makes me miss my Toyota Dolphin in such a bad way. Miss'er... Thank you for a great film and tribute.

We lived in a world that will never exist again. Hundreds of people crammed into small rooms listening to Josh scream at us and us scream every word back to him.

This needs to be out on DVD. This is a documentary worth owning.

I will never be able to believe how much passion this band has. And not just the member every single fan just gives all their heart and their soul to this music. I will definitely never forget all that I got through thanks to this music. God bless all of you, and long live.

Thank you so fcking much for this. Never had the chance to watch The Chariot perform live. Since I live a thousand miles away from the states (Philippines). The Chariot's been a big part of my life. Cried after watching this. LONG LIVE!

I discovered The Chariot after seeing 68 live and being impressed. Somehow a little part of me is glad I wasn't ready for this kind of music back then, because I would have been devastated. This moves me so much, there's no single bit that is no perfection and is also one of the films that made me want to make documentaries. Long live, one of the best band that ever existed and for sure one that no one will never be able to replicate.

This deserves so much more than 100K views.

I cried. Thank you. Long Live.

I bawled until the trumpet player crowd surfing. Then I laughed-cried. That shit just tickled me.

@imagerystorm

9 жыл бұрын

Haha, I know right! He was so fun to watch / crowd surf with.

There's so much love here. Hard to believe this is the end.

This band changed me. I'm so thankful for the times I was able to lose my mind seeing them, for all the times I was able to meet and talk to them, for their kindness and genuineness, and for all the times their music has carried me through storms. Long Live The Chariot.

@2:48 got me all in feels. Seeing this 3 years ago.. Long Live The Chariot

*The Chariot* was great. Wish I saw them live.

The best film i've seen Thanks for русские субтитры, guys Amen