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The audio on this is surprisingly good for the time. You can hear all the instruments pretty good.
@brianwalker1843Ай бұрын
I saw these guys at the 99 warped tour in Boise, ID. Strangely, Eminem and Dr Dre were also on this tour!
@89a1stakesauceban5Ай бұрын
Thank you for this
@Joey-vg3wm2 ай бұрын
А где панки?
@jan.sunrock2000Ай бұрын
Пурген
@BelllLabsАй бұрын
Crass
@MiniB792 ай бұрын
Я ржавая металюга,40 лет в тусовке,но уважаю панков как людей.забавные дикари ( в хорошем смысле слова )
@patrickbrownson12 ай бұрын
Wow, so that’s why it’s called “Cringe”.
@bludrunn3r5602 ай бұрын
Сова берет интервью
@valentinavalesi63712 ай бұрын
C'ero
@christianperez78462 ай бұрын
The fact Dan had so much faith in this band from the jump says a lot. He was the best bass player in Chicago at the time. Literally could’ve done anything he wanted to do. Matt wrote some songs and won him over. Matt was the band so much at the start. They sound incredibly disheveled. But they produced some of the best music to come out of Chicago
@patrickbrownson12 ай бұрын
This is very true. Dan is often seen as sorta “the other singer in Alk3”, and I’ve met a number of people who specifically dislike Dan’s songs, while they love Matt’s. So it’s important to remember that both Dan and Glenn had been in comparatively big, established Chicago bands (Slapstick and 88 Fingers Louie, respectively) while Matt wasn’t known as a singer or even a guitarist- he had primarily been a drummer before Alk3. Anyway, like you said, Dan was one of those guys that was obviously going somewhere with his music- he was an insanely talented bassist, he had experience touring and playing with a successful band, and he was beginning to find his own unique voice as a writer. All this, and he had barely turned 20! If he (and Glenn) hadn’t thrown in their lot with Matt, who knows if he’d have gotten another opportunity and found the kind of success he did with the Trio. And just to address those people who dump on Dan’s songs- it is Dan’s very willingness to stretch out, to explore atypical structures/melodies/tempos, that lets Matt stay in his lane and do the thing he does so well. If Dan wasn’t there to provide contrast and share songwriting duties, Matt would not only have to start using his b-material to fill up albums, which would then start to drag, but his whole aesthetic would likely sour and lose some of its punch. So even if masterful songs like “Crawl”, “Emma”, “I Was a Prayer” or “Little Help?” somehow don’t strike your fancy, you should at least appreciate him for allowing Matt (in more ways than one) to write all those songs you *do* love.
@christianperez784624 күн бұрын
@@patrickbrownson1Dude… I love the breakdown! This is definitely the best comment on this expose. I completely agree with looking at the band as components with their own potentiality. I for one, always adored Dans songs. I liked his bass in Slapstick, and listen often. I love Matt for what he ventured to create always. I think my favorite ALK3 songs are If We Never Go Inside and As You Were. Both very different in era and sound. That’s the great thing about this band and the scene they came up in. I say all the time, if I could time travel; I’m seeing how they built the pyramids AND straight to Fireside circa 1997. Just to hang out with them, The Lawrence Arms. Jawbreaker used to come through. Speaking from my personal upbringing in the SF Bay Area. I have no shortage of punk history here. Dead Kennedys, AFI, Rancid, fucking Green Day. Like, I adore what I have here. But always found myself longing for that time and place in Chicago. Also love Smashing Pumpkins. Probably would want to peek their shows in my time machine
@konus_882 ай бұрын
svo
@axur08522 ай бұрын
zzzvvv
@user-zu5ku3mg6j2 ай бұрын
Такой кал
@user-yq7cp1tc3k3 ай бұрын
Lag wagon top,il resto roba da Poser tranne i cramps
@Black252843 ай бұрын
Friendship never ends ♥️♥️
@PhilippeMV3 ай бұрын
Pretty weird to say the wrote Hero of War not even 5 years after that.
@user-gb4eb4zl8u16 күн бұрын
Just curious, what’s weird about it?
@guatobean28693 ай бұрын
Got to see em during this tour in the US...glad to see this throwback!
@sarahashby85854 ай бұрын
Thanks for this!
@alexiqueantonique4 ай бұрын
тут добрая половина говнорей) но искренне считают что это панк, молодцы
@TheYappyBoy4 ай бұрын
Был на том концерте, спасибо, что дали окунуться в детство!
@user-uu5jf2wy4h4 ай бұрын
Жаль что группы уже нет
@shadowgaming4314 ай бұрын
🎉
@benjaminmarchand42684 ай бұрын
Ok maybe one more thing, Glenn was an awesome drummer, truly!
@benjaminmarchand42684 ай бұрын
I just have 1 question, why no mosh pit?
@PunchFishing4 ай бұрын
Blast from the past
@batmanRBC4 ай бұрын
This was one of my most listened to albums
@user-nq3kr2mq5b4 ай бұрын
Был на этом мероприятии
@ilyaeuteneier4 ай бұрын
I'm was in this concert
@dadmadedinner54564 ай бұрын
I remember exactly where and when I was the first time I heard this record, 10/13/98 in my friend’s basement. Changed my musical life.
@reialexiscalinog58414 ай бұрын
0:00 Truth of my youth (cuts in) 2:21: Understatement 5:37 Something I call personality 9:16 Failures not flattering 12:59 This Disaster 16:16 Better off dead 19:17 Never give up 22:13 Hit or miss 25:32 Your biggest mistake 28:14 it's been a summer 31:49 Dress to kill 39:18 All downhill from here (with intro)
@s.williamc.4 ай бұрын
Yes thank you, such a fantastic video! This video is the definition of the word. ‘Punk Rock’
@jamesferguson16664 ай бұрын
So friggen awesome
@user-ku1nv6wi9f4 ай бұрын
О! Я там был, за полтора месяца до армии))) еще Кента потащил за собой😅
@Rakkasan11b4 ай бұрын
My gawd do I miss the 90s and my youth in the 90s! lol Also, I imagine they would be canceled in this day and age for the stuff they were saying pre-show! lol Another reason I miss the 90s. People were not so easily offended or butt hurt! haha If you didn't get to grow up in the 90s and early 2000s, you sure missed something amazing!
@bizarretentacle15195 ай бұрын
i was at this show :)
@allonecambala5 ай бұрын
0:31 Мой новый день 4:19 Апраксия 8:49 Синдром Туретта 12:17 Изолят 20:58 Разговор с самим собой 24:15 Не быть человеком 28:13 ?неизвестно чо это 32:04 23 октября
@vitaliybobster20845 ай бұрын
а чего 1.5 кг в неполном составе ?
@DeathForever-yb5bm5 ай бұрын
20 лет прошло 😵💫🤯
@diddyfaplord5 ай бұрын
When Tom’s rig still had balls and before all the backing tracks. This is blink in their prime, kids. Not today’s caricature
@Z.I.L.5 ай бұрын
лучшие хардкор панки России
@sashaRUSMMA5 ай бұрын
Блондинка Ксю пока вы поете я пойду по сру текст в сортире подучу
@user-hb7mb7is2j5 ай бұрын
Black masks is my favourite song ever! What a video loved every second!
@denisyoyo94805 ай бұрын
говнари, нормальные панки ходили на ГО в кинотеатры
@JustinDeCusati5 ай бұрын
“I don’t deserve this.”
@candymanlollipop80926 ай бұрын
Эх были времена))) Ступин с электроакустикой восхитителен!!!! А манера игры и аранжировки просто улëт!!!!
@sfcd47576 ай бұрын
Fletcher is an underated guitarist. Especially with his huge hands
Пікірлер
I'm Brazilian guy. I love Blink182.
Ох, КД в лучшем виде. Чиба раздаёт))
Прям ностальгия, был там...
shit i was here.
The audio on this is surprisingly good for the time. You can hear all the instruments pretty good.
I saw these guys at the 99 warped tour in Boise, ID. Strangely, Eminem and Dr Dre were also on this tour!
Thank you for this
А где панки?
Пурген
Crass
Я ржавая металюга,40 лет в тусовке,но уважаю панков как людей.забавные дикари ( в хорошем смысле слова )
Wow, so that’s why it’s called “Cringe”.
Сова берет интервью
C'ero
The fact Dan had so much faith in this band from the jump says a lot. He was the best bass player in Chicago at the time. Literally could’ve done anything he wanted to do. Matt wrote some songs and won him over. Matt was the band so much at the start. They sound incredibly disheveled. But they produced some of the best music to come out of Chicago
This is very true. Dan is often seen as sorta “the other singer in Alk3”, and I’ve met a number of people who specifically dislike Dan’s songs, while they love Matt’s. So it’s important to remember that both Dan and Glenn had been in comparatively big, established Chicago bands (Slapstick and 88 Fingers Louie, respectively) while Matt wasn’t known as a singer or even a guitarist- he had primarily been a drummer before Alk3. Anyway, like you said, Dan was one of those guys that was obviously going somewhere with his music- he was an insanely talented bassist, he had experience touring and playing with a successful band, and he was beginning to find his own unique voice as a writer. All this, and he had barely turned 20! If he (and Glenn) hadn’t thrown in their lot with Matt, who knows if he’d have gotten another opportunity and found the kind of success he did with the Trio. And just to address those people who dump on Dan’s songs- it is Dan’s very willingness to stretch out, to explore atypical structures/melodies/tempos, that lets Matt stay in his lane and do the thing he does so well. If Dan wasn’t there to provide contrast and share songwriting duties, Matt would not only have to start using his b-material to fill up albums, which would then start to drag, but his whole aesthetic would likely sour and lose some of its punch. So even if masterful songs like “Crawl”, “Emma”, “I Was a Prayer” or “Little Help?” somehow don’t strike your fancy, you should at least appreciate him for allowing Matt (in more ways than one) to write all those songs you *do* love.
@@patrickbrownson1Dude… I love the breakdown! This is definitely the best comment on this expose. I completely agree with looking at the band as components with their own potentiality. I for one, always adored Dans songs. I liked his bass in Slapstick, and listen often. I love Matt for what he ventured to create always. I think my favorite ALK3 songs are If We Never Go Inside and As You Were. Both very different in era and sound. That’s the great thing about this band and the scene they came up in. I say all the time, if I could time travel; I’m seeing how they built the pyramids AND straight to Fireside circa 1997. Just to hang out with them, The Lawrence Arms. Jawbreaker used to come through. Speaking from my personal upbringing in the SF Bay Area. I have no shortage of punk history here. Dead Kennedys, AFI, Rancid, fucking Green Day. Like, I adore what I have here. But always found myself longing for that time and place in Chicago. Also love Smashing Pumpkins. Probably would want to peek their shows in my time machine
svo
zzzvvv
Такой кал
Lag wagon top,il resto roba da Poser tranne i cramps
Friendship never ends ♥️♥️
Pretty weird to say the wrote Hero of War not even 5 years after that.
Just curious, what’s weird about it?
Got to see em during this tour in the US...glad to see this throwback!
Thanks for this!
тут добрая половина говнорей) но искренне считают что это панк, молодцы
Был на том концерте, спасибо, что дали окунуться в детство!
Жаль что группы уже нет
🎉
Ok maybe one more thing, Glenn was an awesome drummer, truly!
I just have 1 question, why no mosh pit?
Blast from the past
This was one of my most listened to albums
Был на этом мероприятии
I'm was in this concert
I remember exactly where and when I was the first time I heard this record, 10/13/98 in my friend’s basement. Changed my musical life.
0:00 Truth of my youth (cuts in) 2:21: Understatement 5:37 Something I call personality 9:16 Failures not flattering 12:59 This Disaster 16:16 Better off dead 19:17 Never give up 22:13 Hit or miss 25:32 Your biggest mistake 28:14 it's been a summer 31:49 Dress to kill 39:18 All downhill from here (with intro)
Yes thank you, such a fantastic video! This video is the definition of the word. ‘Punk Rock’
So friggen awesome
О! Я там был, за полтора месяца до армии))) еще Кента потащил за собой😅
My gawd do I miss the 90s and my youth in the 90s! lol Also, I imagine they would be canceled in this day and age for the stuff they were saying pre-show! lol Another reason I miss the 90s. People were not so easily offended or butt hurt! haha If you didn't get to grow up in the 90s and early 2000s, you sure missed something amazing!
i was at this show :)
0:31 Мой новый день 4:19 Апраксия 8:49 Синдром Туретта 12:17 Изолят 20:58 Разговор с самим собой 24:15 Не быть человеком 28:13 ?неизвестно чо это 32:04 23 октября
а чего 1.5 кг в неполном составе ?
20 лет прошло 😵💫🤯
When Tom’s rig still had balls and before all the backing tracks. This is blink in their prime, kids. Not today’s caricature
лучшие хардкор панки России
Блондинка Ксю пока вы поете я пойду по сру текст в сортире подучу
Black masks is my favourite song ever! What a video loved every second!
говнари, нормальные панки ходили на ГО в кинотеатры
“I don’t deserve this.”
Эх были времена))) Ступин с электроакустикой восхитителен!!!! А манера игры и аранжировки просто улëт!!!!
Fletcher is an underated guitarist. Especially with his huge hands
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