This is so beautiful i can't even believe it, and Rob Swire has the voice of an angel... I really hope they go through with that bew Pendulum album Rob tweeted about, they were so amazing
I've listened to this song a thousand times, but NEVER imagined it was played like this live. Rather, I imagined something similar to Nine Inch Nails, where the album quality music was essentially just Reznor himself composing everything and then assembling it afterwards. I still think this sounds a little too perfect for being played "live". Methinks there is a reason the shots of the drumming cut away so quickly. Regardless, it's a timeless song regardless of how it was created.
Are u a fan of NIN? hard to find people like that for me.... Well, as much as I want to stay realistic, I believe that they truly did play their music like this because even when you look at Live at Brixton Academy, you can see them actually playing also - did you not know that they play like this? :D
Codex - Most of the modern day rock bands that combine conventional instruments and synthetic sounds (in an infinite amount of ways) owe at least a tiny bit of their success to Nine Inch Nails, as Reznor was the one who paved the way for this sound to reach the mainstream. Industrial music as it now exists owes a lot of it's heritage to NIN. I have followed Reznor for nearly 30 years now, ever since I heard Pretty Hate Machine for the very first time in 1989. It is remarkable to watch his journey from janitor, to Billboard #1, to hardcore addict, to self-actualization, to whatever tomorrow brings. In his own words, "he wrote some words and music in his bedroom as a way of staying sane", not to ascend to superstar status and all the baggage that goes with it. Everyone on the outside believes it must be awesome, but music history is littered with corpses who crumbled beneath the fame, money, and expectations. He was no different, and his songs/lyrics reflect that over time. Reznor is a sort of "father figure" for those of us who perpetually walled ourselves off from the world in hopes of shielding our fragile egos from abuse. Only in hindsight do I realize what I appreciated the most about him; he wore his emotions on his sleeve as a badge of who he was, unafraid to be himself, unafraid of what others would do or say. Lots of people talk the talk about being your own individual, yet almost every facet of society is geared towards conformity. It takes true courage to do what you believe is right when no one else does. It takes true courage to show the world how you "Hurt" inside.
Benjamin Lane hey, I was not trying to argue in any way just so you know :D but now that you've replied: I would like to talk about this a bit more but I am honestly a bit confused by your reply like I get what you are saying, I just don't exactly understand what are you trying to say in connection to my comment 0.o
Truthfully, I am confused as to what my reply was too, and I wrote it. I am sure I had a point in there somewhere. As I recall, I was being constantly interrupted... as I was technically "working". (ahem, yeah). I wrote a sentence, was gone for an hour, wrote another sentence, gone for an hour, etc. Let me summarize all whatever I wrote into this : NIN = Trent Reznor = fucked up yet awesome.
The guitars are triggering mini notes to create electronic sounds. same with the drum, Triggers a midi note to send to a computer. would be funny to hear without that though.
Such brilliance musically. Great tunes, vocals and epic arrangement but by god Rob Swire looks so frikkin bored and uninspiring and why doesnt he just use a bloody keyboard. I will always be a huge pendulum fan but just wish there was more stage presence.
Anyone else like in love with his voice, this tune is a masterpiece
Yesss
Yesssss especially in breathe and come alive
Man.. these guys deserve a lot of fame.
they are>??
Rob Swire is one of the goats and anybody over 25 knows that. This is like 12 years old..
god... i miss pendulum.. :(
I miss them too,however Rob said last year that the new album may be released sometime this year..
james logan Next year. But it will come!
They will be performing live on Ultra Miami 2016
Pendulum RETURNS
Pendulum come back every year by the looks of it.
they are back!!
What are you waiting for ?
Just surrender here tonight....
Such a great song
Rob is perfect
Valeria A 4 years later, he still literally is haha
1:30 I just love how Rob just end his guitar part to start singing and still made it good
Robs vocals are all in this song!
The verse :What are you waiting for, is fucking a m a z i n g
This is how live EDM should really be
The most underrated musicians!
Rob is so handsome :3
Loved the little variations in the melody he did. So good.
Rob Swire just lives and breathes music. So talented. Is there even an instrument that he doesn't play?
Rob's voice is that of god....♥
How is this not famous
the life never is fair!
So, they're famous now)
They were the biggest thing on the planet 2006-2011.
I like how one of the guys is wearing a rush shirt
This is a song that still gives me goosebumps
wow, that is one sophisticated guitar hero controller that Rob has there ...
Buddy himself got into his own beats forgot he was the damn lead singer ahahah
This is so beautiful i can't even believe it, and Rob Swire has the voice of an angel... I really hope they go through with that bew Pendulum album Rob tweeted about, they were so amazing
well they didn’t go through with the album, but they’re back!
Pure talent!
TONIIIIIGHT !!!!
Exactly ten years!
A Good Song ~ Pendulum - The Island Pt 1(live @ BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge)
Love it when Rob sings "Close your eyes" and he closes his own eyes. 😍😍😍
FOR REAL THO😭
I love when he exists
Don't wanna be that guy... But he actually opens his eyes 😅
Pitch of this dude is so special
This was actually performed on September 22, 2010 along with the cover of The Catalyst.
Jesus aren't you an expert
@@cinemaspire7258 She is
Goosebumps every time! ✌️💥💗
Amazing song!!!!
-rrive in the rising sun....
This i so fucking beautiful, bless you all
YEEEEEEEEE! PENDULUM! 2017!
These guys are fecking brilliant :D
the live is close to recorded version
holy hell
That part " just surrender here tonight"
Pendulum are great live
Bloody brilliant live! Seen them twice and still one of the best gigs I’ve ever been to.
Ya es un clásico 😊
fucking awesome voice... jesus christ
Nice band
Ready for everything
Gut-wrenchingly good !!!
lets go pendulum!!!!!!yeaaaaa
Epic song
Whoa! The drummer's using pads from a drum kit that I play on! Didn't know Yamaha DTXplorers were used by professional groups. o3o
SICK
Amazing!
Amazing
Banger!
Lmao Look at robs depressed face
The beginin of knife party
Rob totally missed the cue, but it is still an epic performance
And of course the way Rob says Toniiight😍😍❤❤
Rush!
Yo no sabia qe knife party cantaba esta obra de arte💗😟☺
2020 > They’re back🔥🔥🔥X
rob's is a synth midi controller thingy
ily rob
rob swire has the z-tar, the others are using actual guitars just using midi trigers
Oh Rob why are you so fucking cute 😍😍
If Novak Djokovic had a career in music...
2020 concerts be like
I love this song!! what kind of guitar is that?
I do
classic sopngs
No tam tam
The singer, what whimsical instrument is that!?
misha electric guitar
Star labs Ztar z6
I've listened to this song a thousand times, but NEVER imagined it was played like this live. Rather, I imagined something similar to Nine Inch Nails, where the album quality music was essentially just Reznor himself composing everything and then assembling it afterwards. I still think this sounds a little too perfect for being played "live". Methinks there is a reason the shots of the drumming cut away so quickly. Regardless, it's a timeless song regardless of how it was created.
Are u a fan of NIN?
hard to find people like that for me....
Well, as much as I want to stay realistic, I believe that they truly did play their music like this because even when you look at Live at Brixton Academy, you can see them actually playing
also - did you not know that they play like this? :D
Codex - Most of the modern day rock bands that combine conventional instruments and synthetic sounds (in an infinite amount of ways) owe at least a tiny bit of their success to Nine Inch Nails, as Reznor was the one who paved the way for this sound to reach the mainstream. Industrial music as it now exists owes a lot of it's heritage to NIN.
I have followed Reznor for nearly 30 years now, ever since I heard Pretty Hate Machine for the very first time in 1989. It is remarkable to watch his journey from janitor, to Billboard #1, to hardcore addict, to self-actualization, to whatever tomorrow brings. In his own words, "he wrote some words and music in his bedroom as a way of staying sane", not to ascend to superstar status and all the baggage that goes with it. Everyone on the outside believes it must be awesome, but music history is littered with corpses who crumbled beneath the fame, money, and expectations. He was no different, and his songs/lyrics reflect that over time.
Reznor is a sort of "father figure" for those of us who perpetually walled ourselves off from the world in hopes of shielding our fragile egos from abuse. Only in hindsight do I realize what I appreciated the most about him; he wore his emotions on his sleeve as a badge of who he was, unafraid to be himself, unafraid of what others would do or say. Lots of people talk the talk about being your own individual, yet almost every facet of society is geared towards conformity. It takes true courage to do what you believe is right when no one else does.
It takes true courage to show the world how you "Hurt" inside.
Benjamin Lane hey, I was not trying to argue in any way
just so you know :D
but now that you've replied:
I would like to talk about this a bit more but I am honestly a bit confused by your reply
like
I get what you are saying, I just don't exactly understand what are you trying to say in connection to my comment 0.o
Truthfully, I am confused as to what my reply was too, and I wrote it. I am sure I had a point in there somewhere. As I recall, I was being constantly interrupted... as I was technically "working". (ahem, yeah). I wrote a sentence, was gone for an hour, wrote another sentence, gone for an hour, etc. Let me summarize all whatever I wrote into this : NIN = Trent Reznor = fucked up yet awesome.
Benjamin Lane well now it makes more sense :D
Rob swire❤
Does anyone hear the guitars? WTF...
WTH is Perry playing on the guitar!! I can't hear it. And how has he tuned it? :/
whats the name that guitar?
it's no have guitar head and very interesting
The guitars are triggering mini notes to create electronic sounds. same with the drum, Triggers a midi note to send to a computer. would be funny to hear without that though.
2020 🤓
Where is the rocksound?
Knife Party Cx
有人知道主唱拿的那把是什麼?
0:01 What is the instrument's name ?
Guitar-Synthesizer i think...
It's a Starr Labs Ztar Z6-SP
MoonlightStrider oh. Thank you
Pham Phong No problem :D
Still makes me laugh how he nearly forgot to start singing 😂
isnt that z-tar?
Why did pendulum have to split up. ;( wa
Mola mas Witchcraft
Such brilliance musically. Great tunes, vocals and epic arrangement but by god Rob Swire looks so frikkin bored and uninspiring and why doesnt he just use a bloody keyboard. I will always be a huge pendulum fan but just wish there was more stage presence.
Rob looks miserable
But Rob Swire still looks Great
+OxO_Sw4gM3i5t3rG3n3r4l_OxO Rob had a cold when he performed
Aww. Still his voice was great.
he's still my smol baby bean :)
he's still my smol baby bean :)