Josh Scogin = one of the best hardcore vocalist in history. He sounds really tired in this video but go listen to Norma Jean's first album. One of the greatest hardcore albums ever. It flipped the scene when it came out. Not to mention how much Josh has done for the scene in general. Constantly pushing the boundaries and pushing forward. I remember when the breakdown at 2:35 first hit. People couldn't believe it. Even now people lose it over this song. Oh and the top comment is spot on.
you realize norma jean just ripped off botch and coalesce by now, 9 yrs later, right? they didn't push any boundaries at all. sound familiar? ruclips.net/video/brqZ6jZiOFE/видео.html ruclips.net/video/E947SrMfza0/видео.html
@@brettpanzer What? They sound quite different. Norma Is much heavier. They were definitely influenced, but I wouldn't say copycats. I'd say more, but I haven't listened to too much Botch and Coalesce. However, what I'm guessing based off of what I have heard and what you sent. Norma leaned more into a ""more relaxed"" sound, (in heavy quotations), in their later albums, except for maybe their second (?) to last album. If they don't do enough for you to be different, then that's one thing, but I would *STRONGLY* disagree.
I couldn't find the album anywhere in my town. so i got it at Amazon, finally listened to the whole thing. Holy shit, best album I've purchased in a long time. and from such a long time ago. I remember being very young passing through a music video like this on MTV or something and not getting it. Growing up has opened my eyes to this.
Can't believe this is 13 years old. I remember listening to them in 2005' and I didnt appreciate how great it was. They were right there with Killswitch when the metalcore scene was blossuming in the early 2000s
I've watched this video like a million times over the years and only just realised they are on a stage. With that backdrop I always thought it looked like they were playing on the floor in the middle of a warehouse :-/
We just posted a live video of this song from their most recent tour. Check it out if you'd like. On a side note, I haven't watched this video in years and it's pretty amazing.
Very good :) I still really like it, maybe more even though his voice is 'blown out' ^ and sometimes he sounded like Daniel Johnston lol who is amazing also and is the guy at the end, is that Scogin? He completes it much
Yep. It was rough before that, but he just killed it. In fairness, this was a fairly new song for them and it was *not* a cool day (outside in Birmingham, AL in August 😂).
Nah man, Norma Jean is still making great music. I'd contend that they're far better now than on BTMKTC, however I also feel like scrogs leaving was for the best, because I absolutely love the chariot.
This is one of my FAVORITE songs of all time, but this was a terrible rendition of it. If this was my first time hearing Norma Jean, I would have never listened to this garbage again. It pains me to say this because I love Norma Jean (and The Chariot) but Josh Scogan ruined this. He matured (live) with The Chariot and KILLED later on. But this is awful. The guy at the end saved it. He gave it his all.
James Moore I remember hearing this performance was right before josh left the Norma jean and he was supposedly drunk. Idk if true. There's many factors to why this isn't a great performance lol
They are terrible live :D I love their recordings, such complex arrangements but their performance is not even tight and the vocalist fucks up his whole vocal line :D
This was so early on! I've seen far bigger more successful bands sound far worse! They were so broke when they recorded BTMKTC they only had money to record it one time throw ! And to this date it still holds the distinction of being the only album recorded produced and composed One time through! To put that into perspective in the Digital Recording age! These are damn good! Professionals from early on! And it speaks volumes in terms of there careers!
+sambetr what sort of made up fucking fact was that? You think BTMKTC is was recorded and produced in a single run? Hahahahaha OMFG. And you think it is the only one to have ever been done that way?!?!? The delusion is real. You cant "produce" an album in a single pass, it doesnt work like that. This was mix and mastered, dont be a fucking idiot.
Josh Scogin = one of the best hardcore vocalist in history. He sounds really tired in this video but go listen to Norma Jean's first album. One of the greatest hardcore albums ever. It flipped the scene when it came out. Not to mention how much Josh has done for the scene in general. Constantly pushing the boundaries and pushing forward. I remember when the breakdown at 2:35 first hit. People couldn't believe it. Even now people lose it over this song. Oh and the top comment is spot on.
you realize norma jean just ripped off botch and coalesce by now, 9 yrs later, right? they didn't push any boundaries at all. sound familiar? ruclips.net/video/brqZ6jZiOFE/видео.html ruclips.net/video/E947SrMfza0/видео.html
@@brettpanzer What? They sound quite different. Norma Is much heavier. They were definitely influenced, but I wouldn't say copycats. I'd say more, but I haven't listened to too much Botch and Coalesce. However, what I'm guessing based off of what I have heard and what you sent. Norma leaned more into a ""more relaxed"" sound, (in heavy quotations), in their later albums, except for maybe their second (?) to last album. If they don't do enough for you to be different, then that's one thing, but I would *STRONGLY* disagree.
thank god for Josh Scogin
I think aaron pushed this performance over the edge
Completely agree
These kids had no idea that they were in the midst of underground legends.
So classic. who had the Solid State 4 dvd give me a Hell yeah
Hellya this mosh was crazy…
The guy singing at the end went nuts!!! That was beast!!!
Aaron mewithoutyou
Straight southern when he says "sounds a little somthing like this"
hes still one of the best hardcore vocalists ever
Hands down, one of the best songs I have ever heard
NEVER QUITE LIKE THIS hahah goddamn the nostalgia for this.
they nailed the ending
2:12 - "My dog, yeah!"
fightfairfightfair 😂😂😂
This is the hardcore scene’s Freebird
I couldn't find the album anywhere in my town. so i got it at Amazon, finally listened to the whole thing. Holy shit, best album I've purchased in a long time. and from such a long time ago. I remember being very young passing through a music video like this on MTV or something and not getting it. Growing up has opened my eyes to this.
Still one of the best hardcore albums I've heard
Listen to the album under the name Luda-Kriss same group of guys. It really put the times and influence these guys had in the mid 90s into perspective
What an amazing festival. So glad my friends and I made the trip from IL. By far my fav old NJ song. So privileged that I could be there for this.
4:45 if this doesn’t do anything for you, check your pulse. Legendary.
I love the at the drive in dance moves
George S. Straight up Cedric moves
I love how that guy they call Aaron is dancing around like the abyss watchers... graceful and impactful.
I love how Josh has to walk around doing hardcore-y moves with his hands while he's just talking to the audience. I miss this era dearly.
Bruh this still one of my favorite bands for breakdowns and aaron Weiss kills the poem at the end
Hell fucking yes. I found some good ole fashion norma jean with good ole josh scroggin. Bringing me back to the early days.
Everyone is like wtf
gimme some of that 2002 aaron weiss energy baby!!!
Never liked mewithoutyou but damn this verse always gave me chills still to this day.
Mewithoutyou!
All those fuckers sitting on the stage I guarantee they were sweating just from the energy these guys put out in this! So much energy
I cant believe Aaron Weiss was actually here for this. So dope.
Lets go Daniel, !1 2 3 4!
im sure he is saying "my dog'" instead of murder XD
Wow! the crowd was going fucking crazy!!
They are the best
the real NJ. love it
Can't believe this is 13 years old. I remember listening to them in 2005' and I didnt appreciate how great it was. They were right there with Killswitch when the metalcore scene was blossuming in the early 2000s
How can you just stand there like that?! That was fucking intense omg
Better times
You gonna be there in 2021??
I keep rewinding to the last 1:05 of this video hooooly shit intenssse! That crowd definitely did not know how to handle that
i like how the guy at 5:02 is walking away from the show if i was there id be going crazy NORMA JEAN RULES
GODDAMN THEY TORE THAT SHIT UP AT THE END!
This reminds of me middle school 🥹
4:34 thats either freddy mercury or that dude from mewithoutyou
A seminal moment in Hardcore history, and they didn’t even know it
I havent seen this is so long!!
I've watched this video like a million times over the years and only just realised they are on a stage. With that backdrop I always thought it looked like they were playing on the floor in the middle of a warehouse :-/
FUCK YEAH NORMA JEAN
that shoulda been theyre opening song when he had more lung power, its one of my favorites
First live performance i saw of Norma jean josh scogin is so beast on stage
Read your comment before I saw it, then as it was happening in the video I started crying because I was laughing so hard lol.
2:14 My dog, yeah!
Man! Josh Gained weight when he made the chariot
Aaron Weiss of mewithoutyou
man they rock so much harder than most bands!
is that wolf from the chariot for the guest vocals?
CHRIST IS NOT A FASHION FLEETING AWAY!!!
Hey! What's up Aaron Weiss! RIP Mewithoutyou
still badder than anything on the street today.
Holy fuck this was almost 20 years ago
It sounds like they only recorded the left guitar, josh, and the drums
Damn was this really 2002? I was hella into this song like 2006/7
Those dudes at the end were mad dude destroyed the mic stand 😆 you can tell
4:30
Aaron Weiss forever^^
We just posted a live video of this song from their most recent tour. Check it out if you'd like.
On a side note, I haven't watched this video in years and it's pretty amazing.
Its the guy from mewithoutyou
you cool from thailand^^
@NoobyMac yes it was
he is
Pretty cool to see live. But this album is so much better on a cd.
aaron weiss of mewithoutyou
@iusedtobeghetto1 ur actually right, he was probably just a young dude, i actually love him in the chariot, forgot that was the same person.
you're talkin about a couple hundred people that made that purchase 6 or so years ago...
@Drebin34678 No. That's Aaron Weiss from mewithoutYou.
Aaron Weiss!!!!!!
@misdirecteduser1 old norma jean was definitely a different band but I still love the new norma jean and I love the chariot they are all great guys.
Very good :) I still really like it, maybe more even though his voice is 'blown out' ^ and sometimes he sounded like Daniel Johnston lol who is amazing also and is the guy at the end, is that Scogin? He completes it much
Is that Tobias from "The Arrested Development"? Really looks like Tobias!
how is it rare? anyone who purchased that one solid state cd/dvd compilation had it on dvd...
Aaron saved this performance tbh
Yep. It was rough before that, but he just killed it. In fairness, this was a fairly new song for them and it was *not* a cool day (outside in Birmingham, AL in August 😂).
aaron weiss was a fuckin madman
now the new Chariot album just might even be better!!! "One Wing"
3:24 it’s called *TONE* bro have u heard of it?
mewithoutyou
Haha I Remember this show we sucked lol. Hail underoath and Norma Jean
2:37 Black Ninja !
is that the vocalist of the band "Listener"?@4:32
no it's aaron weiss from mewithoutyou
these guys are sick and weird. But still AWESOME
for some reason the cringe of waifish christians waltzing around stage hits me some 20 years later
is that dan smith!?!
sometimes when i think about it, i feel like norma jean kicked josh out of it.
They've kicked each other out haha.
Fuck..
two chords, one song.
3:36 hahahahaha why isnt he standing?
Christ is NOT a fashion fleeting away!
reservoir dogs
BLT sandwich for G W bush. ww2 likely
Nah man, Norma Jean is still making great music. I'd contend that they're far better now than on BTMKTC, however I also feel like scrogs leaving was for the best, because I absolutely love the chariot.
This is one of my FAVORITE songs of all time, but this was a terrible rendition of it. If this was my first time hearing Norma Jean, I would have never listened to this garbage again. It pains me to say this because I love Norma Jean (and The Chariot) but Josh Scogan ruined this. He matured (live) with The Chariot and KILLED later on. But this is awful. The guy at the end saved it. He gave it his all.
James Moore this just looks like a bad day. I've seen other videos of this same year and he kills it.
James Moore I remember hearing this performance was right before josh left the Norma jean and he was supposedly drunk. Idk if true. There's many factors to why this isn't a great performance lol
Mediocrity is the killer
Now imagine GG Allin and his band playing this kind of music.
They are terrible live :D I love their recordings, such complex arrangements but their performance is not even tight and the vocalist fucks up his whole vocal line :D
This was so early on! I've seen far bigger more successful bands sound far worse! They were so broke when they recorded BTMKTC they only had money to record it one time throw ! And to this date it still holds the distinction of being the only album recorded produced and composed One time through! To put that into perspective in the Digital Recording age! These are damn good! Professionals from early on! And it speaks volumes in terms of there careers!
+sambetr what sort of made up fucking fact was that? You think BTMKTC is was recorded and produced in a single run? Hahahahaha OMFG. And you think it is the only one to have ever been done that way?!?!? The delusion is real. You cant "produce" an album in a single pass, it doesnt work like that. This was mix and mastered, dont be a fucking idiot.
To be fair, The Chariot's first album was recorded in one take with no mastering
Vocals are terrible.
lol....this sucks
That performace sucked.