Tom is home with his wife and grand kids, Gary and Paul are off in Testament, Kerry has a new project in the works, as soon as he's done nailing that riff in NY.
Exactly! I go to see a show to watch musicians play, not an album perfect rendition of the songs. If I wanted that I’d sit at home doing jumping jacks in the dark with it playing 😆
It's true it is proof it's not lip sync It sucks that we should even need such proof And to be fair , in rock music it is practically unheard of It's the pop music poses the gave all vocalists a bad name (Shot through the heart you're to blame! Lol)
I love it. Shows they are human capable of making mistakes like everyone else. The ones who are true artists make it work and don't let it stop them. Can't say the same for hip-hop today. It's all on playback.
I don't feel like it's "the best moment" of the show, but it's not even as bad as some would think. It's human to make mistakes, especially if you're playing a tricky genre, like metal music can often be...
Yea, my guitarist always asks me to play some stuff with the ride cymbal in the background, he says it makes it easier for him to get the clean intro done. XD
I was at that Slayer show at the beginning of the vid. After like the 50th time Kerry messed it up they had Gary Holt do it instead, and he nailed it first try lmao. One of the funniest things I've ever seen live.
Damn! Imagine a band with Kerry on the leads/rhythm and Lars one the drums. Throw in any 65 year old ex rock star singer - BAM! We have the worst of the best :D
Incredible, everytime a metal guitarist mess up a song is when playing a clean part. I never seen Kerry struggle to play the fast 5-2-4-0 part in Raining Blood
It’s probably like the “yips” in baseball where someone can’t do a routine throw back to the pitcher, for example. The fast parts are all muscle memory, but something slow gives time to overthink it.
I watched Joe Satriani break a string in the middle of a song, so he started bottoming out with his whammy and ended the song. He covered it up so well that my friend didn't believe me when I pointed it out!!!
There was another performance where Satriani missed the whammy bar and quickly pushed it down on the other side. It was so smooth that I didn't notice him missing it the first time I watched. Its at 4:12 timestamp on his 'Made of Tears' performance video.
Occasional little mistakes from bands are just so cool. Even when they do something a thousand times, little mistakes can happen. Kind of humanizes the people you listen to all the time. Also proves that they arent playing something prerecorded. Id rather just listen to studio recording on the radio then pay for a concert with everything prerecorded
That Kerry King moment had me sweating with second hand embarrassment. Its exactly like one of those moments where you've been doing something so long in life but all of a sudden one day, you start "consciously" doing it, and can't seem to get it right. I've had a couple moments like that and its fucking trippy.
1992, Metallica/GNR tour in Buffalo: Slash had the wrong guitar when he started playing the opening riff of Sweet Child O' Mine, the tuning was set for a different song. He stopped and told everyone he fucked up, and that they wouldn't be GNR if they didn't fuck up. That is one of those concert moments that stays with you for a lifetime.
I was there for slayer. We thought he was messing around. Everybody was surprised but never disappointed. It was Slayer farewell tour and they killed it that night as always 💪💪💪
The Slayer guy was worse since one expects metal bands to be good musicians while for a punk band to play like shit is expected since the punk thing is about being reckless, spontaneaous, on drugs or too drunk and not giving a fuck
At least we know they aren't faking it. Yes you are expected to actual perform your stuff in heavy music. Well unless your Kiss but they still got made fun of when they got caught.
That was awesome! One of the things that makes rock n roll so great is the flaws. It's real, it rides an edge that's easy to fall off of, and the unpredictability doesn't come from a machine.
@@Amp661 Well, there is a point where if you just can't cut it for 90 minutes, then you should stop. KI$$ can't do that anymore, but they want the $$. Someone please explain stopping to Bon Jovi, or get him some tracks to lip synch to. Anything would be better.
I love when bands just own it and turn it into a unique moment between them and the audience that night It’s usually the first night of a tour and song they’ve not played in an age so have fun with it, like most of them did here, particularly Bon Jovi
I remember listening to a Metallica bootleg Roskilde show from around 2003, where they play No Remorse, James messes the lyrics on one of the verses, maybe the second and finishes it by singing "Oh yeah I f'd it up, WAR WITHOUT END!!". That was hilarious, I liked it quite a bit.
Mess ups are what makes it even more better. I seen Dean Lamb Of Archspire mess up a few times on his Livestream. I like when bands are honest and joke about it.
My band had a song that started similar to the Slayer song. It was just me playing several measures of clean guitar all by my lonesome. Three gigs in a row I fretted the first chord wrong. That is a VERY lonely feeling...lol. Thank God it was in front a few dozen people who didn't know the song but it still sucked.
It really makes artists so human, missing chords or forgetting lyrics... It's initially really embarrassing (I can tell you from experience) but eventually you just go with the flow lol
Just because they are Rock Stars, Doesn’t mean they don’t make mistakes they are human too tired to get headaches six stomachs don’t feel like playing not in the mood there a human that’s what I love about them.
It's not just when they're sick or feel like shit. Touring can be very tiring and generally draining work especially for these massive bands who go on these long World tours, the amount of moving they have to do from place to place, not seeing their family or friends for weeks or months. Or some of these musicians could be complete introverts for whom going out there and dealing with people all day is just exhausting, but they have to constantly go out there, and move with all their gear, whether its tour busses, or plane flights, or just simple stuff like checking in and out of hotels every other day, meeting fans or doing interviews and promotion and taking that 350th selfie that day. Then setting up and tearing down your gear, doing sound checks, even if you have roadies and a whole crew to help you, the equipment and the set and everything else still all revolves around you and you're constantly making decisions or last minute changes or whatever. And having to repeat this countless times, in every city, or places you sometimes don't even remember the name of, because you're so jet lagged and sleep deprived. Then at the end of the night you come out in front of thousands of people who scream your name and expect you to be at your absolute PEAK even after you've done this at 20 other venues in the last 5-6 weeks. We never see any of this, we just see them come out on stage for an hour and put on a show for us. No wonder so many of them turn to alcohol, or drugs, when they're back at their hotel rooms - it's that one peaceful moment at the end of the day when you can finally sit down and chill before it all begins again in the morning.
@@BL00DYME55 Agree 100 percent. It’s a bizarre lifestyle. Even if they’re not on booze or drugs it would be pretty much impossible to go to sleep before 4 or 5 am.
I was really expecting sludge factory“you insult in me in my home your forgiven this time theres no pressure besides brilliance let’s say by day 9…FUCK” (Alice In Chains unplugged)
@@TheMIKE263 no 100% it was, no doubt about it even the way layne and jerry handled it. I loved when jerry said “that just means you get to hear more” and then layne came back in and sung like nothing happened singing with even more power and confidence. It’s one of my favorite live shows and definitely one of if not the best unplugged sessions ever!
I remember seeing Yes live on their Union tour, 1991. Eight Yes musicians on stage. A few times they would all mess up at once for a couple of seconds, then go right back into the song. One of the first gigs of the tour so I guess that's to be expected, lol.
This got a good laugh out of me, it also reminds me of a few times that's happened to me. Though I'm surprised David Lee Roth wasn't on here since there was a time where he yelled out "I forgot the lyrics!" to the audience during a Van Halen show
Idk if this counts but i saw Arch Echo last year and they announced "alright this next song is called ____", played a completely different song (with no mistakes), then corrected themselves at the end.
i recently saw green day and billy forgot the lyrics of like 2 lines of a song as well 😂 he managed to do brain stew tho!! i kinda love seeing this, it shows they’re human after all :)
This, plus according to... well at least to Paul, Peter did intentionally sabotage the shows on Dynasty tour, but by switching the tempo on his drums. Don't think he would've intentionally wanted to ruin his own big showcase (Beth). At this point he did not know the others wanted him out of the band, he actually tried to get his shit together around Unmasked after the idea was introduced to him, but his playing didn't make the cut anymore.
I only witnessed one really bad mess up. It wasn't the normal band that was the problem, but Zac Wylde joined Rob Zombie on stage for ThunderKiss 65. Zac totally botched the opening and they had to restart the song.
They could do an entire compilation of Maynard trying to wrestle with Third Eye live lol. I don't know what it is about that song but it's usually right around the first verse, right where the lyrics begin, he just gets completely lost. He eventually finds himself though. I'm actually surprised that it didn't make this list considering how many heavier bands Loudwire covers.
yeah lol he comes in early or late on Third Eye "dreaming of that face again" a lot on their later tours. I think some of them were intentional to fuck with Adam, but who knows with Maynard.
@@wasjaschwab190 Really? I've never heard a recording of Rob singing this one right live. He was always kinda off. To be fair, it is veeeery demanding, especially the singing. Rob gives his best but I like the live recordings of Ripper on that song better though. He was just spot on live.
I mean, he's 70 years old and of course he's not in his prime, but on this concert 3 weeks ago in Stuttgart I was stunned! Even the last screams man like in his prime actually. But I have to say that it was really hot in the stadium and outside (closed rooftop arena) he let the crowd sing many choruses but that's really ok I mean he's 70.
At least most of them are having fun with it. It's really the only thing you can do at that point. The audience is usually forgiving & they tend to enjoy it more than if the band plays the songs perfectly.
I saw Slayer in New jersey on the tour with Behemoth a few years ago. They completely butchered black magic. Tom Araya came in with the vocals at the wrong time and sang the entire song out of sync. It was so weird.
I guess that happens, especially if the band has been around for a long time. In couple dozens years of playing live it's quite impossible to play it perfectly every time)
I've had days like that where I suddenly couldn't play things I've been playing for years. I don't know why that happens but I think all us musicians have experienced it.
As a musician myself it is embarrassing as heck to screw up especially Live. But if we let it get us down we can’t continue we must press on and hope that we don’t mess up again. One of my favorite occurrences was I was watching dream theater play live and they were doing some Liquid Tension Experiment and Mike Portnoy lost control of the stick during the midpoint of paradigm shift end bounced off of like 4 rows of seats and landed almost right in front of me.
Just had a Pearl Jam moment last night whilst performing live. That Eddie Vedder quote would have come in quite handy.. "it's the wrong lyric. That's the wrong one."
Isnt it weird that they doesnt fail more often? I mean think about all the songs and lyrics they must keep in their head. I find it absolutely amazing how a guitar player can do a full show without failing a little bit.
That must have been embarrassing for Kerry, what makes it worse is that you already know you've messed up so the pressures on to get it right the next time....and so the pressure just mounts and mounts and poor Kerry just crumbled, oh well, everyone messes up now and then, still Legends.
I have seen so many bands mess up. David Lee at the LA Fourm in 82, could not get Ice Cream Man right so he just stood there. Phil Anselmo with Pantera was so messed up during an encore in San Diego in 91, started singing another song while the band played another. Stuff happens when it's live.
I saw Nuclear Assault just stop and restart their song Stranded in Hell because they got lost since they hadn’t played it live in so long. They played everything else perfectly though. 🤘🏻
Este video me da años de vida En Argentina, durante el Lollapalooza 2022, una banda llamada A Day To Remember se olvidó de una de sus canciones o se confundieron, no te sabría decir con certeza pero se olvidaron de como tocarla, tuvieron que volver a empezar y además se equivocan. Fue muy gracioso todo. La canción era "Right Back At It Again"
Rumor has it Kerry is still standing there trying to play that intro
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Tom is home with his wife and grand kids, Gary and Paul are off in Testament, Kerry has a new project in the works, as soon as he's done nailing that riff in NY.
@@kurtcobain279489 best response so far 😂
Lmao he knew it like yeah we all know I messed up I'm out lol
@@kurtcobain279489 oh thanks. I thought he was still trying 3 years later
I like when bands occasionally mess up on stage as it shows they are actually playing and being spontaneous.
I agree....unlike when shitty bands that lip sync *ahem KISS ahem* where it's impossible to make a mistake.
No shit
Exactly! I go to see a show to watch musicians play, not an album perfect rendition of the songs. If I wanted that I’d sit at home doing jumping jacks in the dark with it playing 😆
It's true it is proof it's not lip sync
It sucks that we should even need such proof
And to be fair , in rock music it is practically unheard of
It's the pop music poses the gave all vocalists a bad name
(Shot through the heart you're to blame! Lol)
I love it. Shows they are human capable of making mistakes like everyone else. The ones who are true artists make it work and don't let it stop them. Can't say the same for hip-hop today. It's all on playback.
Bands failing is like the best moment at a show, just shows them they are humans.
amen ! sometimes perfect aint no good !
It is the best part. Because you will remember it forever.
So they were aliens before they f*cked up?
And sometimes they are also too drunk or high
I don't feel like it's "the best moment" of the show, but it's not even as bad as some would think. It's human to make mistakes, especially if you're playing a tricky genre, like metal music can often be...
As a guitarist, I can confirm that playing clean guitar intros by yourself is the worst thing ever lol
Amen brother
Compression pedal. Helps that
@@bigassdummy46 compression doesn't help with wrong notes
Yea, my guitarist always asks me to play some stuff with the ride cymbal in the background, he says it makes it easier for him to get the clean intro done. XD
@@Lomni notes aren't usually the problem. It's flubbing the right ones or having unwanted overtones.
I was at that Slayer show at the beginning of the vid. After like the 50th time Kerry messed it up they had Gary Holt do it instead, and he nailed it first try lmao. One of the funniest things I've ever seen live.
going with gary was probably the best move late-slayer made
@@navecamnedia Certainly not for the excuse of a drummer they got to replace Dave, though!
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Gary didnt play it. They skipped the intro
@@doodlebob3758 paul bostaph is good
Kerry Kings fail is the best. It‘s so unusual to see him struggling that much 😂
Damn! Imagine a band with Kerry on the leads/rhythm and Lars one the drums. Throw in any 65 year old ex rock star singer - BAM! We have the worst of the best :D
@@Staminist-MMF-80 You mean Axl Rose or Vince Neil?
@@Anthropophagus Vince Neil is the winner for me
I was at that show. If i am not mistaken it was because he was using that guitar for the first time
It happens man 💀
Incredible, everytime a metal guitarist mess up a song is when playing a clean part. I never seen Kerry struggle to play the fast 5-2-4-0 part in Raining Blood
Ikr, clean parts are actually the hardest parts to play because you have to be more delicate, lol
It’s probably like the “yips” in baseball where someone can’t do a routine throw back to the pitcher, for example. The fast parts are all muscle memory, but something slow gives time to overthink it.
You can cover so much behind distortion,but when it's off, the real colors show on how well they practice.
In fairness as long as you time the power chords right, you can play whatever the fuck you like for that bit
Because fast parts are naturally sloppier, so the mistakes aren't that noticeable, which doesn't mean they don't happen tho
I watched Joe Satriani break a string in the middle of a song, so he started bottoming out with his whammy and ended the song. He covered it up so well that my friend didn't believe me when I pointed it out!!!
That is because the man is not of this earth. Psycho genius.
Nothing says perfection like Joe Satriani! Love that guy!!
There was another performance where Satriani missed the whammy bar and quickly pushed it down on the other side. It was so smooth that I didn't notice him missing it the first time I watched.
Its at 4:12 timestamp on his 'Made of Tears' performance video.
Stevie Ray Vaughan also did it very seamlessly.
theres a clip on youtube of bb king breaking a string and replacing it without stopping the song. its pretty smooth and amazing
Occasional little mistakes from bands are just so cool. Even when they do something a thousand times, little mistakes can happen. Kind of humanizes the people you listen to all the time. Also proves that they arent playing something prerecorded. Id rather just listen to studio recording on the radio then pay for a concert with everything prerecorded
what you said !
I think those of us who have ever played live understand it’s not just about remembering the song but it’s playing with your nerves too.
That Kerry King moment had me sweating with second hand embarrassment. Its exactly like one of those moments where you've been doing something so long in life but all of a sudden one day, you start "consciously" doing it, and can't seem to get it right. I've had a couple moments like that and its fucking trippy.
That totally felt like a “new guitar, not set up comfortably/still getting used to it” moment.
1992, Metallica/GNR tour in Buffalo: Slash had the wrong guitar when he started playing the opening riff of Sweet Child O' Mine, the tuning was set for a different song. He stopped and told everyone he fucked up, and that they wouldn't be GNR if they didn't fuck up. That is one of those concert moments that stays with you for a lifetime.
That sounds like a roadie/guitar tech issue. No way Slash was pulling his own gear at that point in their career.
I was there. I thought he broke a string? Good times!!!
I was at the show in Denver for that tour. I got to witness an Axel meltdown and storming off the stage like the big baby that he is.
Don McLean playing American pie screwing up and singing the saga begins by wierd al is one of my all time favorites
I was there for slayer. We thought he was messing around. Everybody was surprised but never disappointed. It was Slayer farewell tour and they killed it that night as always 💪💪💪
I miss Alice in Chains - Sludge Factory Unplugged from this list, I think it is one of the funniest. I love how Layne and Jerry react
He just goes “FUCK!” He was high as fuck tho and he sang pretty good that set considering how high he was that night.
Green Day's was hardly a fail. That was hilarious and Billie made it work really well
If anything, the burp made it more like a Dookie track.
The Slayer guy was worse since one expects metal bands to be good musicians while for a punk band to play like shit is expected since the punk thing is about being reckless, spontaneaous, on drugs or too drunk and not giving a fuck
Green Day used to be cool, they sold out and turned to shit
I was thinking how tf do you screw up a Green Day song?? .... oh that's how 😂
@@EclecticoIconoclasta lmao “punk”
At least we know they aren't faking it. Yes you are expected to actual perform your stuff in heavy music. Well unless your Kiss but they still got made fun of when they got caught.
basically every band ever at one point
That was awesome! One of the things that makes rock n roll so great is the flaws. It's real, it rides an edge that's easy to fall off of, and the unpredictability doesn't come from a machine.
Don't tell KI$$ that. They can't handle their flaws.
@@Amp661 Well, there is a point where if you just can't cut it for 90 minutes, then you should stop. KI$$ can't do that anymore, but they want the $$. Someone please explain stopping to Bon Jovi, or get him some tracks to lip synch to. Anything would be better.
Well said.
I feel like this is a good opertunity to show people that even the pros can fail
Absolutely 💯
I love when bands just own it and turn it into a unique moment between them and the audience that night
It’s usually the first night of a tour and song they’ve not played in an age so have fun with it, like most of them did here, particularly Bon Jovi
@ghost mall
Absolutely
Not much of a fan of his, but that kinda thing makes him more endearing
I love it when artists mess up like this, makes them seem more human
I remember listening to a Metallica bootleg Roskilde show from around 2003, where they play No Remorse, James messes the lyrics on one of the verses, maybe the second and finishes it by singing "Oh yeah I f'd it up, WAR WITHOUT END!!". That was hilarious, I liked it quite a bit.
Kerry thought he was playing a solo
Mess ups are what makes it even more better.
I seen Dean Lamb Of Archspire mess up a few times on his Livestream. I like when bands are honest and joke about it.
Oh hello
I saw Paul McCartney mess up the intro of Maybe I'm Amazed at his Sydney gig in 2017. Still killed it.
Maybe I’m amazed that he messed it up! He’s human tho, I gotta give him props for giving us so many fantastic songs
My band had a song that started similar to the Slayer song. It was just me playing several measures of clean guitar all by my lonesome. Three gigs in a row I fretted the first chord wrong. That is a VERY lonely feeling...lol. Thank God it was in front a few dozen people who didn't know the song but it still sucked.
That segment with Bon Jovi only proves how professional he is. Well done sir ⭐️
I love how Kirks just like “MY HANDS ARE SWEATY” 😂
Damon Albarn grinning/chuckling at his own fuck-up was my favorite moment.
Every band imaginable at some point or another.
It really makes artists so human, missing chords or forgetting lyrics... It's initially really embarrassing (I can tell you from experience) but eventually you just go with the flow lol
Kerry, my brother, I feel ya. I wrote a very fast metal song that is extremely hard for me to play . I think we've all been there. 🤘😎🤘🎶🎵🎶🎵
Ey man can i listen to your song
@@cancangara1453 you gonna steal it?
greenday one was pretty funny
Yeah it was good lol
Fkn despise Billy Joe but that was actually pretty funny
@@theviolator1074 why?
@@theviolator1074 ?
@@theviolator1074 ?
Just because they are Rock Stars,
Doesn’t mean they don’t make mistakes they are human too tired to get headaches six stomachs don’t feel like playing not in the mood there a human that’s what I love about them.
Trying to play a show when you feel like shit would not be fun.
@@metaldog4642 bands played on drugs though
@@lukelyall5879 been there. 😂
It's not just when they're sick or feel like shit. Touring can be very tiring and generally draining work especially for these massive bands who go on these long World tours, the amount of moving they have to do from place to place, not seeing their family or friends for weeks or months. Or some of these musicians could be complete introverts for whom going out there and dealing with people all day is just exhausting, but they have to constantly go out there, and move with all their gear, whether its tour busses, or plane flights, or just simple stuff like checking in and out of hotels every other day, meeting fans or doing interviews and promotion and taking that 350th selfie that day. Then setting up and tearing down your gear, doing sound checks, even if you have roadies and a whole crew to help you, the equipment and the set and everything else still all revolves around you and you're constantly making decisions or last minute changes or whatever. And having to repeat this countless times, in every city, or places you sometimes don't even remember the name of, because you're so jet lagged and sleep deprived. Then at the end of the night you come out in front of thousands of people who scream your name and expect you to be at your absolute PEAK even after you've done this at 20 other venues in the last 5-6 weeks. We never see any of this, we just see them come out on stage for an hour and put on a show for us. No wonder so many of them turn to alcohol, or drugs, when they're back at their hotel rooms - it's that one peaceful moment at the end of the day when you can finally sit down and chill before it all begins again in the morning.
@@BL00DYME55 Agree 100 percent. It’s a bizarre lifestyle. Even if they’re not on booze or drugs it would be pretty much impossible to go to sleep before 4 or 5 am.
When you can ride out a mistake and come off MORE endearing to your audience.... You are Bon Jovi!
Credit to you Jon boss!
Slayer couldn’t get it 🤣🤣🤣
It’s rare to see King screw up.
a true musician messes up here and there don’t be ashamed
The beauty of live music is that it's an intimate experience during the moment... fuck ups and all
The funny thing would be the tribute bands would never mess up, lol
I was really expecting sludge factory“you insult in me in my home your forgiven this time theres no pressure besides brilliance let’s say by day 9…FUCK” (Alice In Chains unplugged)
Because that live show was legendary
love that one Layne was a legend
@@TheMIKE263 no 100% it was, no doubt about it even the way layne and jerry handled it. I loved when jerry said “that just means you get to hear more” and then layne came back in and sung like nothing happened singing with even more power and confidence. It’s one of my favorite live shows and definitely one of if not the best unplugged sessions ever!
I remember seeing Yes live on their Union tour, 1991. Eight Yes musicians on stage. A few times they would all mess up at once for a couple of seconds, then go right back into the song. One of the first gigs of the tour so I guess that's to be expected, lol.
Nothing will ever top BB King breaking his own guitar string live, and changing it while singing the part perfectly.
Daft Punk once messed up the lyrics to "Around The World". 😅
not bad but metallica butchered the lyrics of orion
Megadeth butchered the lyrics of Into the lungs of hell
Rush butchered the lyrics to YYZ
This got a good laugh out of me, it also reminds me of a few times that's happened to me. Though I'm surprised David Lee Roth wasn't on here since there was a time where he yelled out "I forgot the lyrics!" to the audience during a Van Halen show
The video would be too long for all the DLR messup's he's had over the last 40+ years!
Where's drunk Slash? xD
Ironically seeing Kerry fail that intro then led me to getting into slayer lol
It proves that they never make shortcuts, never lazy to make and play the music we love
Idk if this counts but i saw Arch Echo last year and they announced "alright this next song is called ____", played a completely different song (with no mistakes), then corrected themselves at the end.
@@theedgera2877 i love them!
This list could be nothing but Motley Crue. XD
Vince Neil, more specifically!
i recently saw green day and billy forgot the lyrics of like 2 lines of a song as well 😂 he managed to do brain stew tho!! i kinda love seeing this, it shows they’re human after all :)
I imagine there would be no available footage of it, but a forgetting of lyrics actually led to 'Under The Bridge' being released as a single.
At least we know they’re not lip syncing 🤪
Jon Bon Jovi sounds really good there. It's sad how far hes fallen the last few years
Yeah that looked like 2014/15, he can't sing for **** now.
thats true... aging was a total bitch for him
Called age. He has been preforming for decades obviously its taken a toll on his voice
@@AtlasOfSouls oh I’m not bashing the guy. I’ll never look down on anyone who works as hard as he does and tries their best.
Naw is just payback for selling his soul, wait till the final bill is due. Too sad.
When they handle a mess up with humor, humility, and grace it just makes them even more likable.
Peter Criss messing up on "Beth" may or may not have been intentional...those were some of his final days in the band before Eric Carr came in.
This, plus according to... well at least to Paul, Peter did intentionally sabotage the shows on Dynasty tour, but by switching the tempo on his drums. Don't think he would've intentionally wanted to ruin his own big showcase (Beth). At this point he did not know the others wanted him out of the band, he actually tried to get his shit together around Unmasked after the idea was introduced to him, but his playing didn't make the cut anymore.
These comments are so wholesome and kind 😍😍
I’ve never seen this on the internet before
0:16 When the driver in front of you misses the green light.
I only witnessed one really bad mess up. It wasn't the normal band that was the problem, but Zac Wylde joined Rob Zombie on stage for ThunderKiss 65. Zac totally botched the opening and they had to restart the song.
Saved the best one for last…although the second to last one was the funniest 🤣
3:07 After that mishap, Thom Yorke sang something like “This is what you get when you forget the words.” 😂
Anthony Kiedis’s fail compilation is much longer than this one
They could do an entire compilation of Maynard trying to wrestle with Third Eye live lol. I don't know what it is about that song but it's usually right around the first verse, right where the lyrics begin, he just gets completely lost. He eventually finds himself though. I'm actually surprised that it didn't make this list considering how many heavier bands Loudwire covers.
yeah lol he comes in early or late on Third Eye "dreaming of that face again" a lot on their later tours. I think some of them were intentional to fuck with Adam, but who knows with Maynard.
Aaron Lewis existing is a mistake
Judas Priest with Painkiller... ALWAYS!!!
They played it perfect in Stuttgart 3 weeks ago:)
@@wasjaschwab190 Really? I've never heard a recording of Rob singing this one right live. He was always kinda off.
To be fair, it is veeeery demanding, especially the singing. Rob gives his best but I like the live recordings of Ripper on that song better though. He was just spot on live.
I mean, he's 70 years old and of course he's not in his prime, but on this concert 3 weeks ago in Stuttgart I was stunned! Even the last screams man like in his prime actually. But I have to say that it was really hot in the stadium and outside (closed rooftop arena) he let the crowd sing many choruses but that's really ok I mean he's 70.
@@wasjaschwab190 Of course it is okay.🙂
But to be honest, even on the recordings from the Painkiller tour you hear him struggle.😅
At least most of them are having fun with it. It's really the only thing you can do at that point. The audience is usually forgiving & they tend to enjoy it more than if the band plays the songs perfectly.
I saw Slayer in New jersey on the tour with Behemoth a few years ago. They completely butchered black magic. Tom Araya came in with the vocals at the wrong time and sang the entire song out of sync. It was so weird.
I guess that happens, especially if the band has been around for a long time. In couple dozens years of playing live it's quite impossible to play it perfectly every time)
You have to appreciate that they try to *ACTUALLY* playing it instead of faking playing it!
I love how Damon albarn just goes “uh nO” then laughs 😂 2:15
I've had days like that where I suddenly couldn't play things I've been playing for years. I don't know why that happens but I think all us musicians have experienced it.
“My eyes feel like they’re gonna bleed..
* *burp* * “
Peter Criss was flyin' high
There were a couple of really funny clips of James forgetting the Ride the Lightning lyrics and Dave with Symphony I think
King 😢😅 He was playing really good back in 2018 when I saw him !!!!!
Messing your play up on stage is only showing that you are a human and should be cherished ❤💙💚💛💜
And that's the beauty of live performances.
Kerry still sounds good besides not being able to Finish
Missing Layne mess up the lyrics to Sludge Factory, on Unplugged.
I love the way he seems to say "wait.. I got it, I got it!" 😄 (@13s)
Jon Bon Jovi in the end... :D Priceless.
As a musician myself it is embarrassing as heck to screw up especially Live. But if we let it get us down we can’t continue we must press on and hope that we don’t mess up again. One of my favorite occurrences was I was watching dream theater play live and they were doing some Liquid Tension Experiment and Mike Portnoy lost control of the stick during the midpoint of paradigm shift end bounced off of like 4 rows of seats and landed almost right in front of me.
Just had a Pearl Jam moment last night whilst performing live. That Eddie Vedder quote would have come in quite handy.. "it's the wrong lyric. That's the wrong one."
Isnt it weird that they doesnt fail more often?
I mean think about all the songs and lyrics they must keep in their head.
I find it absolutely amazing how a guitar player can do a full show without failing a little bit.
Not just guitarists, bassists, drummers, and vocalists as well.
That must have been embarrassing for Kerry, what makes it worse is that you already know you've messed up so the pressures on to get it right the next time....and so the pressure just mounts and mounts and poor Kerry just crumbled, oh well, everyone messes up now and then, still Legends.
Great Perspective ... Punk... You wanna make my Day! Are you Feelin' Lucky?
its funny seeing the metallica fail because kirk actually failed it again a few weeks ago
Nobody likes practicing clean intros :D
You gotta give it to Bon Jovi, blaming someone in the audience for following the wrong lyrics xd
well played Jon
I have seen so many bands mess up. David Lee at the LA Fourm in 82, could not get Ice Cream Man right so he just stood there. Phil Anselmo with Pantera was so messed up during an encore in San Diego in 91, started singing another song while the band played another. Stuff happens when it's live.
Kerry King be like: "Either I`ll get this riff right, or Slayer will be disbanded!"
We're all human, we all have bad/off days and we all make mistakes/ fuck up sometimes
Aaron Lewis played the wrong venue because he was drunk lol 😂
Lol, he didn't play the wrong venue, he repeated a song he had already played instead of playing the Staind song called "Outside"
It’s unfortunate what’s become of him.
@@RafaCarrillo yeah he did lol he was supposed to be playing the klan rally up the street
@@-roejogan- 😂
Or maybe he's a bit too focused on making his whole identity about his politics.
Kerry King has never played the same riff twice
Uncle Aaron, loaded once again, leaving another Staind mess on the stage. Must suck to not be relevant since the early 2000's.
I'm once again reminded how the majority of nu-metal blew.
The shit that worries me about him was his Putin comments. If it weren't for that, this would be fucking hilarious.
He should move to Russia
His music always sucked anyway.
Are you saying this because you strongly disagree with what he is wearing on stage?
ATW says they always mess up. I love seeing them live and think they are the best. I can’t tell if they mess up as that is how good they are imo
I saw Nuclear Assault just stop and restart their song Stranded in Hell because they got lost since they hadn’t played it live in so long. They played everything else perfectly though. 🤘🏻
Bands who messed up their own songs live: Every band that ever existed.
Watching this while I practice guitar! :D
Same lmao makes me feel better about my playing tbh 😂
great video! Unexpectedly wholesome!
I’m a vocalist and I sometimes forget the lyrics, and when that happens, I just do the old mic keeps cutting out trick
As much as Kerry intimidates the crap outta me, I love seeing him poking fun at his mess up! We all are human
Este video me da años de vida
En Argentina, durante el Lollapalooza 2022, una banda llamada A Day To Remember se olvidó de una de sus canciones o se confundieron, no te sabría decir con certeza pero se olvidaron de como tocarla, tuvieron que volver a empezar y además se equivocan. Fue muy gracioso todo. La canción era "Right Back At It Again"