The small imperfections are what give the band such character when playing live. It feels much more intimate and raw as opposed to hearing a band play everything pitch perfect, note for note with no soul (Dream Theater anyone?). No two Dillinger performances are alike which makes each show all that more special, imo. But in saying all that, Greg is a more-than-procifient vocalist and has come a really long way vocally since he first joined the band.
My comment mirrors yours, all the time ive spent watching and listening to dillinger and this has been on here the whole time for 6 years and i havnt noticed!!! wtf haha though yeah, the one band that's always been my go to band, im sick of metal music and mainly just like Qotsa and random shit nower days but Dillinger are the only band that kept my faith in metal...and im no passing fan, been there since the arse end of calculating infinity and specifically like there intense wtf is going on punch you in the cunt didnt expect that songs :P
That top note...yes he screams the beginning, but when he comes out the other end of it, it's in tune! Fuck yes, Greg! I love so many things about this song. Including all the piano's black keys. :D NOT an easy song and the guys nailed it.
I love the drumming of Billy. Greg is awesome, his vocal style is very dangerous and because of this his voice is very damaged a lot of times, but really is the best singers when hi is in perfect condition.
After hearing these bbc sessions I'm starting to think this is the way music should sound on an album. I much rather hear this raw sound over "studio quality"
Greg is the best vocalist, but his voice is very damaged almost always in live performances because the lot of tours, also the screams are so dangerous overall if you are singing in live performances.
@Raro404 Also only delivers a flicker of the emotion you feel in seeing live. In a small club. Playing this song with beauty and grace. Before and after tearing the place apart and playing like robot demons from cyberspace.
it would've been a total masterpiece, imo, if they just ended it with the piano part. the return to "as you walk away..." at the end is a bit too predictable and feels like a smudge on an otherwise perfect song.
the vocals during the intro sound so much cooler in this version
The small imperfections are what give the band such character when playing live. It feels much more intimate and raw as opposed to hearing a band play everything pitch perfect, note for note with no soul (Dream Theater anyone?). No two Dillinger performances are alike which makes each show all that more special, imo. But in saying all that, Greg is a more-than-procifient vocalist and has come a really long way vocally since he first joined the band.
Just getting into these guys, widower blew me the fuck away, everything about this song is perfect.
yeh it is ben playing the piano....very talented multi-intrumentalist!
saw them play this live on their last tour....incredible!
The plan has always been love
masterpiece
I didn't even know they recorded this.... it's fucking amazing! going to miss this band so much... they've been a massive part of my life!
My comment mirrors yours, all the time ive spent watching and listening to dillinger and this has been on here the whole time for 6 years and i havnt noticed!!! wtf haha though yeah, the one band that's always been my go to band, im sick of metal music and mainly just like Qotsa and random shit nower days but Dillinger are the only band that kept my faith in metal...and im no passing fan, been there since the arse end of calculating infinity and specifically like there intense wtf is going on punch you in the cunt didnt expect that songs :P
love this more raw version of Widower. serious shit right here.
Meraviglia. Grazie di essere esistiti, TDEP! Love you forever.
This is a pretty stellar live performance
Greg sounds amazing
best DEP song
Mouth of ghosts > widower
All their ballads are freaking awesome and powerful
@@TheCivildecay No, Widower is a bit better, but Mouth of Ghost is amazing too.
That top note...yes he screams the beginning, but when he comes out the other end of it, it's in tune! Fuck yes, Greg! I love so many things about this song. Including all the piano's black keys. :D NOT an easy song and the guys nailed it.
This song is marvelous! This album and Ire Works are my favorite
Beautiful, amazing performance!
I love the drumming of Billy. Greg is awesome, his vocal style is very dangerous and because of this his voice is very damaged a lot of times, but really is the best singers when hi is in perfect condition.
After hearing these bbc sessions I'm starting to think this is the way music should sound on an album. I much rather hear this raw sound over "studio quality"
No, until now it was only broadcasted on radio.
@JordanBlackJackson he's a good vocalist and number one sexiest metal vocalist 2013, you can check it on wikipedia btw :P
Greg is the best vocalist, but his voice is very damaged almost always in live performances because the lot of tours, also the screams are so dangerous overall if you are singing in live performances.
@Raro404 Also only delivers a flicker of the emotion you feel in seeing live. In a small club. Playing this song with beauty and grace. Before and after tearing the place apart and playing like robot demons from cyberspace.
No jizz, no gasm, no nothing. Just... awesome!
who is playing the piano? thats awesome
bit late to reply but it's most likely Ben, he's a hell of a pianist and plays keyboards live x
SWEET JEBUS DO I LOVE THIS SONG! EXCUSE ME....GOTTA BASH MY HEAD INTO THE KEYBOARD!
@JordanBlackJackson he definitely Is a professional singer!
It's 'Widower', not 'The Widower', sorry to be a bit pedantic.
tell me this is a dvd i've either completely missed or will be a dvd someday.
Yeah man check out the chariot 😉
Haha i know what you mean bro! one of the other bands I feel like this for is the chariot! broke my heart when they split up! where are you from?
it would've been a total masterpiece, imo, if they just ended it with the piano part. the return to "as you walk away..." at the end is a bit too predictable and feels like a smudge on an otherwise perfect song.
Nah I like to finish with a violent climax ;)
@a7xcuber he's definitely not a professional singer. 99/100 times he can belt the notes live though