Alls Well That Ends Well is literally a perfect record. Every single song on that album is incredible. The neoclassical guitar and piano elements made their music so pretty and elegant. I want more clown riffs! 😭 Jason come back!!!
Ever heard of the venetia fair? Their whole first album was circus themed, one of my favs of all time tbh. Alls well was my fav growing up but these days I prefer bone palace. Alls well made the memories tho
First time stumbling across your channel but I’m glad someone is doing videos on old school emo/screamo bands. Chiodos and Alesana got me through so much, still love them till this day 😫💓
Jason Hale is such an underrated guitarist and I love that you point that out. I grew up in Corpus Christi, TX where he is originally from and would randomly see him at the guitar center from time to time. When I started college I took an audio engineering class and Jason was in it. I thought it was absolutely hilarious that he was very nonchalant about it and that no one in the class knew who he was. The second class, the teacher came in and was like “Jason! I randomly came across you in a music video and holy crap dude really good stuff.”
@@lovesgibson probably around 2011-2012. It wasn’t that long after their album illuminaudio tour cycle and right around the time they kinda fell off from being active.
@@derekhernandez9000 interesting. Wonder what he’s up to. I remember him being in King 810 for a bit, but I think that was like around 07 or 09 or something like that
I was around 14-15 when All's Well That Ends Well came out and it was a huge influence on me trying to play guitar and make my own music. I remember going to Jason's Myspace page and there was some joke in his bio like "who would like to meet?: someone that's better than me at guitar" and I remember being so intimidated by that like wow he's a badass😅
It is crazy to me that a channel with such high quality and well-made content, has less than 10k subs. Love your stuff, dude ❤️ keep up the amazing work
Was shocked to see Craig playing a few Chiodos songs on the most Drugs tour. Mind you, he played with most of Varials as the touring musicians. It was great to hear the words best friend become redefined in person nearly 10 years after I last heard it with Thomas Erak on guitar. Thanks for the great video!
for anyone who want more craig owens, d.r.u.g.s. got back together recently (albeit with a complete lineup change including members of all that remains, '68, and bring me the horizon) and dropped a _really_ good album last year, its more 2020-22 silverstein than chiodos soundwise but it's def worth a listen. they're gonna be going on tour in a few weeks too with two of my absolute favorite bands on the planet (varials & the callous daoboys)
For me, that album was actually on my worst list, though maybe my expectations were a little too high. Plus, I don't think I needed to hear Craig sing to the point where his voice might crack on FOUR songs. If I'm gonna be honest, I don't think we really needed this album.
Clunky by today's standards. That's how demos sounded back then for sure. Text book. Early 2000s was great for local music around the US. The main reason? Myspace. MySpace was a great place for local/independent bands to get the word out
This was my fav band in highschool. I could play all of their songs on guitar AND bass, and lemme tell you Chiodos bass HITS. Recently tapped back into them when I caught my friend listening to hxc. I said hol up we need to bump this lmao. Been on repeat the last week nonstop, such carefree fun music. Just might be my fav band again, all of the lyrics came right back to me. Even the tracks I forgot I loved like teeth the size of piano keys... remembered every single word like I listened to it yesterday, when it's closer to a decade at least. I haven't made it to the illuminaudio segment but I'll say its an album I enjoy today, but didn't back when. It may not be my favorite but it's a fantastic listen from start to finish. I'd take it over many other albums today, but in all honesty the memories I made with Craig's Chiodos tend to persuade my tastes. Rock on y'all regardless, no matter your fav album or vocalist. No one is late to the party when we're all here to party, let's get ragin
Craig Owens recently did a guest feature on a 100gecs song and it is honestly one of the best things he has done in a while. So I would like to imagine that the chiodos legacy lives on in some way.
All albums sre great in my opinion but honestly one of my favorites songs was Those that Slay Together Stay Together. The break down at the end is ridiculous
I didnt know much of the drama going on between Craig and the band but i got to spend about 20 minutes hanging out with him at Warped Tour and the dude was so fuckin chill. I gave him props a bit about his set, which i had enjoyed thoroughly, and then we talked about some of the other bands on the tour and who he enjoyed listening to. What was cool was that he engaged me in this conversation it wasnt an interview of me just asking questions and him trying to dip, he asked me what songs i liked from Chiodos, he asked me about how i like warped tour and who my favorite bands were. It was a real conversation between two people, not a celebrity and a fan. And out of dozens of band members ive met in my concert going career, only a handful have been willing to just have a normal conversation with their fans. I have a picture with him we took at the end of this interaction, and i will always cherish that picture and the conversation i had with him.
"Looking For a Tornado" is one of the best songs Chiodos has put out and it just goes to show that if they'd taken their time with the record and really sat down and decided on an overall sound it could have been as good as BPB. It was tonally all over the place and parts of it are downright grating, musically and vocally.
Gotta say that the chaos added to the power of the album. It was an album of turbulence and emotional pain, and that song is the height of this concept...it hits like a nuke.
@@graymads just finished the video, another awesome one thanks for that, I adore the way you digest the albums. would love to see how you go at it with alesana's storytelling type of albums much love and thanks again for another awesome video!
I see Illuminaudio without a doubt as their best album. I've always been a death metal guy and only discovered Chiodos in 2016 so i didnt have any nostalgia for them. So Illuminaudio and Devil is what got me into the band. To my ears it was completely new and something I never really thought I would like but it was something I couldn't stop listening too. I think it's a shame that's all I really got from them cause to me Illuminaudio and Devil are special... The older albums I've never really been able to get into besides a couple songs from Bone Palace. When I think about Chiodos I think of those two albums. So yeah... I think they had something really cool that feels ended way too soon.
Thanks so much for this video! It's nice to see someone talk about Chiodos seriously when it comes to their talent and their experimental music. It's truly amazing what they did and I wish they could have come back when they made Devil and done something much more amazing. I'm not mad about that album tho cuz they went on tour and came to my city and it's the only time I ever got to see them live. I also got a VIP ticket and there were 10 VIP people (small town) and we got an acoustic show and got to meet the band it was the best time of my life lol. But I truly admired their talents and still love listening to Alls Well That Ends Well and Bone Palace Ballet even tho all my friends laugh at me and call them "Cheetos".
Man, I remember seeing these guys when they were The Chiodos Bros at an old movie theater in Utah in 2003. They were super cool and had such an awesome live show. There were so many good bands on Search and Rescue Records back then.
I remember listening to Chiodos in 2006 when i was in 6th grade and fell in love with them!! They were my life at the time and i love that you made this video. We need a video made of Dance Gavin Dance and The Fall of Troy, two other bands that i feel deserve a video
i recently got into chiodos as well as into tons of other 2000s phc/metalcore bands. and oh my god. feels so great to find this vid. didn’t know most of the facts and fr thought no one knew chiodos 😭 bone palace ballet is one of my go-to albums rn!
I barely got on my computer when I saw that you posted a new video, so I immediately pressed play. Great Video man, always love your content. Also you mentioned Dance Gavin Dance in the beginning, I hope you can make a video them someday, since them having a very interesting history as band would probably be an understatement.
I’m glad you gave Illuminaudio some love here, it’s arguably their most solid album. One thing I wish you went in on more is how Craig got reintroduced into the band, I remember reading an interview with Bolmer and apparently the band didn’t even tell him that he was out. He learned Craig was back when the rest of us did.
I have seen chiodos so many times as a teenager. But I always followed Craig and he seemed to have so many bands sound of animals fighting,cinematic sunrise, drugs, ect so chiodos just kinda got lost l. I still go back and listen to them though.
Alls well that ends well is the only perfect album ive ever heard every single song is just incredible this band is legendary and my god do i wish they would all reunite again and give us some crazy shit again. I know drugs is back but i want the old team back. The stars aligned for that album and man i'd love another.
This is so well researched! Great work. Please do more of these. Edit: just finished. I love that your stand-outs are mine. Looking for a Tornado my stand out for Devil. It’s wildly underrated
Regarding Devil and Thomas Erak. I met the dude at a show and straight up asked him what was the deal with chiodos. He said all the crazy stuff he did on the record was muted or barely there due to craig owens. Im sure hes told others but i heard it in an angry drunken rage but I agree, he was underutilized.
I still have my pair of Chiodos shorts from warped tour circa ~2005 and wear them often. The signature “C” wore off in early years, but it still says “I’d hit that” on the back. Completely inappropriate for public lol. They are indoor shorts now
My cousins band A Second Too Late(Bullets Over Broadway) used to play shows with Chiodos and were cool with them. Never got to share a show with them myself but the scene was friggin amazing back then. Local shows and sweaty venues. Fordirelifesake used to play with Black Dahlia Murder back then. What a time.
Chiodos is my favorite band but honestly its only Alls Well That Ends Well. Thank you so much for making a video on this it brought back some of the best memories of my concert era 🫶
"For 2010, this was brand new territory for the post-hardcore genre" - I have to strongly disagree there. While "Notes in Constellations" does have exactly the vibe you are describing, it had already been done by Circa Survive a whole 5 years earlier. Same two-guitar stereo delay sound, same half-tempo drum groove, same vocal style (high range, but semi-soft with steep interval jumps) and same lightly distorted bass sound - it's straight up the recipe for Circa Survive!
One of the best bands of all time in the scene, no questions asked. Them, and Underoath are untouchable. Anyone else I'm missing? Those two are the reigning champs in my book.
Man, you kill it with these videos. Thank you! I remember the day I was introduced to Chiodos. Never will forget it too. I’d like to see a video about Thursday, if possible.
I think my favorite thing about being alive during the ever changing eras of band members was before Craig left there was the unreleased recorded song “Thermacare”. After Craig left, he took the lyrics to D.R.U.G.S. And they released “The only thing you talk about”, as he owned the rights to the lyrics. Chiodos would later release “Stratovolcano mouth”on Illuminaudio which was the same instrumentation/composition as “Thermacare”, with different lyrics. Insane time to witness.
I wish this video went into this more, the simultaneous release of Illuminaudio and D.R.U.G.S. was a very interesting time to be a fan. That story in particular would’ve been cool to hear more about.
Haha i remember when sky eats airplane came out they added me on myspace and had 2 demo songs i was blown away because it sounded fresh to me with all the synths
Craig Owens basically had the voice of an angel in Alls Well That Ends Well, you could really feel his raw emotion when he sang. Bone Palace Buffet was nice also but much softer if I remember correctly. I will have to check out Devil soon because I had no idea it even existed till I watched this video. 😮
Saw craig in philly a few months ago and got to ask some questions. He wishes to bring the band back but no one else wants to continue:/ that's okay though cause he's killing it now and he's back back so happy even though it's not my shit. I have a chiodos tattoo and they'll always be my favorite love them forever❤
Do you have a video about Scary kids scaring kids? Heard you mention them in this video but haven’t found a type of video about them like this yet, no documentary or anything.
Alls Well That Ends Well is literally a perfect record. Every single song on that album is incredible. The neoclassical guitar and piano elements made their music so pretty and elegant. I want more clown riffs! 😭 Jason come back!!!
Ever heard of the venetia fair? Their whole first album was circus themed, one of my favs of all time tbh. Alls well was my fav growing up but these days I prefer bone palace. Alls well made the memories tho
@@OpoOnTheGo Thanks for the recommendation.
Dude I know. My homie lives in Corpus Christi, Tx and spotted him the other day downtown. He owns a music equipment type shop there. I miss his riffs.
@@lanceprime3003 thats awesome.
One of my first shows, with armor for sleep and every time I die.
as someone who is a young chiodos fan i really appreciate you making this video😭😭 i never really see anyone talk about them and it’s really a shame
don't let anybody tell you this wasn't one of the most important bands of the time.
@@justinwilliams5896 yessss! When I throw out my "list of bands you don't know, but should", they are at the top!!!
Yea they’re very underrated
"I Didn't Say I Was Powerful, I Said I Was a Wizard" is bar none my favorite overly long silly emo song title.
Is it progression if a cannibal uses a fork is the best
The fact that Craig is doing a solo album reimagining stuff from chiodos/drugs etc is making my inner emo scream.
First time stumbling across your channel but I’m glad someone is doing videos on old school emo/screamo bands. Chiodos and Alesana got me through so much, still love them till this day 😫💓
Jason Hale is such an underrated guitarist and I love that you point that out. I grew up in Corpus Christi, TX where he is originally from and would randomly see him at the guitar center from time to time. When I started college I took an audio engineering class and Jason was in it. I thought it was absolutely hilarious that he was very nonchalant about it and that no one in the class knew who he was. The second class, the teacher came in and was like “Jason! I randomly came across you in a music video and holy crap dude really good stuff.”
What year was that?
@@lovesgibson probably around 2011-2012. It wasn’t that long after their album illuminaudio tour cycle and right around the time they kinda fell off from being active.
@@derekhernandez9000 interesting. Wonder what he’s up to. I remember him being in King 810 for a bit, but I think that was like around 07 or 09 or something like that
I was around 14-15 when All's Well That Ends Well came out and it was a huge influence on me trying to play guitar and make my own music. I remember going to Jason's Myspace page and there was some joke in his bio like "who would like to meet?: someone that's better than me at guitar" and I remember being so intimidated by that like wow he's a badass😅
@@lovesgibsonjust had coffee with him. He’s doing great!
Ah man I miss these guys. This band really is an underrated gem.
One of the best.
Lexington Joey Pea Pot with a Monkey Face is a classical masterpiece
If Jason Hale had stayed in the band when Craig came back, the band would have faired much better. Jason’s riffs were so important
“I stumbled when I
Saw your intentions
I screamed ‘from my eyes flows compassion for you!’”
Hoping words could
Hoping words could move you
Probably my favorite Chiodos song
Illuminaudio has aged like fine wine
Im your typical "first album was their best" kind of guy but i loved the direction they went in with bone palace ballet.
It is crazy to me that a channel with such high quality and well-made content, has less than 10k subs. Love your stuff, dude ❤️ keep up the amazing work
Didn't know. I'll sub cause he deserves it
I got to record a record with Craig. He is such a nice dude and has so much talent.
Post it on yt bro . That's a must see
Was shocked to see Craig playing a few Chiodos songs on the most Drugs tour. Mind you, he played with most of Varials as the touring musicians. It was great to hear the words best friend become redefined in person nearly 10 years after I last heard it with Thomas Erak on guitar. Thanks for the great video!
This band captures the essence of that 04-10 emo feeling that can never be recaptured.
for anyone who want more craig owens, d.r.u.g.s. got back together recently (albeit with a complete lineup change including members of all that remains, '68, and bring me the horizon) and dropped a _really_ good album last year, its more 2020-22 silverstein than chiodos soundwise but it's def worth a listen. they're gonna be going on tour in a few weeks too with two of my absolute favorite bands on the planet (varials & the callous daoboys)
For me, that album was actually on my worst list, though maybe my expectations were a little too high. Plus, I don't think I needed to hear Craig sing to the point where his voice might crack on FOUR songs. If I'm gonna be honest, I don't think we really needed this album.
EVERYONE who knows heavy music should be listening to The Callous Daoboys
Nobody:
D.R.U.G.S announces 15% reunion
@@emily99 callous daoboys, static dress, & omerta are the greatest bands on the planet rn
That albums not very good bud. Trend chasing at its finest in my opinion.
I was a teen in Michigan during the 2000's. Chiodos had such a massive cultural influence. We were a whole new breed of mall kids.
Clunky by today's standards. That's how demos sounded back then for sure. Text book. Early 2000s was great for local music around the US. The main reason? Myspace. MySpace was a great place for local/independent bands to get the word out
Craig was my vocal teacher for a while
A really lovely guy
Tell us more. How?
This was my fav band in highschool. I could play all of their songs on guitar AND bass, and lemme tell you Chiodos bass HITS. Recently tapped back into them when I caught my friend listening to hxc. I said hol up we need to bump this lmao. Been on repeat the last week nonstop, such carefree fun music. Just might be my fav band again, all of the lyrics came right back to me. Even the tracks I forgot I loved like teeth the size of piano keys... remembered every single word like I listened to it yesterday, when it's closer to a decade at least. I haven't made it to the illuminaudio segment but I'll say its an album I enjoy today, but didn't back when. It may not be my favorite but it's a fantastic listen from start to finish. I'd take it over many other albums today, but in all honesty the memories I made with Craig's Chiodos tend to persuade my tastes. Rock on y'all regardless, no matter your fav album or vocalist. No one is late to the party when we're all here to party, let's get ragin
You Gon start a band?
Craig Owens recently did a guest feature on a 100gecs song and it is honestly one of the best things he has done in a while. So I would like to imagine that the chiodos legacy lives on in some way.
Shame such a great feature was wasted on an awful duo
@@mdilli9635 gecs > the beatles
@@LiamGervaise tell me you're under 18 without saying so lol
@@nellanellaperched6767 I'm over and 18 and he's not wrong
I think gecs stink but this rules
I have a fondness for non - sequitur, overly long song titles.
part of me misses them but they were embarassing to say out loud sometimes lmao
they make for the best track titles imho
All albums sre great in my opinion but honestly one of my favorites songs was Those that Slay Together Stay Together. The break down at the end is ridiculous
I didnt know much of the drama going on between Craig and the band but i got to spend about 20 minutes hanging out with him at Warped Tour and the dude was so fuckin chill. I gave him props a bit about his set, which i had enjoyed thoroughly, and then we talked about some of the other bands on the tour and who he enjoyed listening to. What was cool was that he engaged me in this conversation it wasnt an interview of me just asking questions and him trying to dip, he asked me what songs i liked from Chiodos, he asked me about how i like warped tour and who my favorite bands were. It was a real conversation between two people, not a celebrity and a fan. And out of dozens of band members ive met in my concert going career, only a handful have been willing to just have a normal conversation with their fans. I have a picture with him we took at the end of this interaction, and i will always cherish that picture and the conversation i had with him.
"Looking For a Tornado" is one of the best songs Chiodos has put out and it just goes to show that if they'd taken their time with the record and really sat down and decided on an overall sound it could have been as good as BPB. It was tonally all over the place and parts of it are downright grating, musically and vocally.
Gotta say that the chaos added to the power of the album.
It was an album of turbulence and emotional pain, and that song is the height of this concept...it hits like a nuke.
It's cool to see downtown San Antonio in these videos. I knew I recognized that street corner during the intro lol
Ever thought of doing the raise and fall and rise of senses fail? 🙏🏿 great video fam
Lexington is one of my favorite songs ever, shit gives me goosebumps
Overly long song titles were awesome. Especially for us mp3 collectors with OCD about tags.
wow, those clips from The Heartless Control Everything really sounds like 90's screamo/math rock, fused with their later sound.
They were ahead of their time in many ways.
I personally love the raw sound of the album
super excited to watch this please do alesana if you get a chance
Thats a name I havnt heard in years, maybe its time to jump back into their discography.
@@graymads just finished the video, another awesome one thanks for that, I adore the way you digest the albums. would love to see how you go at it with alesana's storytelling type of albums much love and thanks again for another awesome video!
@@graymads Subscribing in the hopes you will do Alesana and Bless the Fall
Heck yes
Yes! Alesana yes!
And pierce the veil.
I know you’re not a huge fan…. But I am… so… do it…. Please 😂
some of the videos in this takes me so far back makes me miss the old warped tour scene
If you ever do the fall of Troy that would be sick. Definitely getting a like and subscribe
Illuminaudio is such an underrated album, in my opinion is a masterpiece and best Chiodos album.
Saw these dudes in a tiny venue in Minneapolis in 2006 that was smaller than my kitchen. Blew me away.
That would have been an insane show, their stuff still holds up and is some of the best from that era.
@@graymads they were opening for Boys Night Out , who played well but didn't touch energy of Chiodos.
As I sit with my Chiodos neck tattoo,
And I love Craig Owens shirt 🤣
I bet you regret that tattoo
@@Bluis5445 you'd be wrong. Lol it's one of my favorites. Even with my government job 🤣
Now they’re playing WWWYF I’m curious to see who from the original lineup is coming. My first time seeing them was 2007 taste of chaos!
I see Illuminaudio without a doubt as their best album. I've always been a death metal guy and only discovered Chiodos in 2016 so i didnt have any nostalgia for them. So Illuminaudio and Devil is what got me into the band.
To my ears it was completely new and something I never really thought I would like but it was something I couldn't stop listening too. I think it's a shame that's all I really got from them cause to me Illuminaudio and Devil are special... The older albums I've never really been able to get into besides a couple songs from Bone Palace. When I think about Chiodos I think of those two albums. So yeah... I think they had something really cool that feels ended way too soon.
Thanks so much for this video! It's nice to see someone talk about Chiodos seriously when it comes to their talent and their experimental music. It's truly amazing what they did and I wish they could have come back when they made Devil and done something much more amazing. I'm not mad about that album tho cuz they went on tour and came to my city and it's the only time I ever got to see them live. I also got a VIP ticket and there were 10 VIP people (small town) and we got an acoustic show and got to meet the band it was the best time of my life lol. But I truly admired their talents and still love listening to Alls Well That Ends Well and Bone Palace Ballet even tho all my friends laugh at me and call them "Cheetos".
I will not tolerate Devil slander
As a sucker for pop, I loved Craig in Cinematic Sunrise.
Man, I remember seeing these guys when they were The Chiodos Bros at an old movie theater in Utah in 2003. They were super cool and had such an awesome live show. There were so many good bands on Search and Rescue Records back then.
I remember listening to Chiodos in 2006 when i was in 6th grade and fell in love with them!! They were my life at the time and i love that you made this video. We need a video made of Dance Gavin Dance and The Fall of Troy, two other bands that i feel deserve a video
Craig Owens voice is just my taste. Reminds me of Vic Fuentes from Pierce the Veil, high pitch voice that makes you feel emotion and killer screamo.
@@wiggy.el.chigon what song ?
@puccan479 oh shit replied to the wrong comment omg. I'm high my bad
@@wiggy.el.chigon 😂
illuminaudio is still my favorite album by them.
i recently got into chiodos as well as into tons of other 2000s phc/metalcore bands. and oh my god. feels so great to find this vid. didn’t know most of the facts and fr thought no one knew chiodos 😭 bone palace ballet is one of my go-to albums rn!
I barely got on my computer when I saw that you posted a new video, so I immediately pressed play. Great Video man, always love your content. Also you mentioned Dance Gavin Dance in the beginning, I hope you can make a video them someday, since them having a very interesting history as band would probably be an understatement.
Each singer era could honestly have their own video lol
this is awesome! I'd live to see you do
scary kids scaring kids
story of the year
Silverstein
But Silverstein is still solid, they just adjusted over time.
@@fergaberg yes, but over adjusted on the last two tries.
I’m glad you gave Illuminaudio some love here, it’s arguably their most solid album. One thing I wish you went in on more is how Craig got reintroduced into the band, I remember reading an interview with Bolmer and apparently the band didn’t even tell him that he was out. He learned Craig was back when the rest of us did.
sad I really loved Illuminaudio and Brandon. Devil didnt do it for me but I feel that DRUGS's Albums are a lot similar to Illum, than Devil?
i’m about to see them play alls well that ends well front to back in about a month and i’m so stoked
absolutely love chiodos and so glad u made a video on them
I have seen chiodos so many times as a teenager. But I always followed Craig and he seemed to have so many bands sound of animals fighting,cinematic sunrise, drugs, ect so chiodos just kinda got lost l. I still go back and listen to them though.
Alls well that ends well is the only perfect album ive ever heard every single song is just incredible this band is legendary and my god do i wish they would all reunite again and give us some crazy shit again.
I know drugs is back but i want the old team back. The stars aligned for that album and man i'd love another.
I feel exactly the same way and my comment under this video is very similar to yours. I want more clown riffs and strange yet beautiful chaos.
you can’t say that bone palace ballet isnt ALSO a perfect record tho. it’s actually fucking incredible
@@freddie8610 All's: 100/100
Bone: 80/100
They were my 8th grade go to haha. Their first studio album kind of holds up still if I’m in the right mood. Crazy they were so young.
Same here, first heard them when I was 12, still love them to this day.
Your videos are amazing. Thank you for your work and knowledge
Craig’s voice is incredible.
Bone palace ballet was insanely good
Dude...what an amazing video you just made, you got yourself a new sub lml.
Keep up the good work lml
Thanks a ton!
Illuminaudio is the only one of these I go back to. It’s aged the best and still slaps.
Illuminaudio is a great album and has aged really well.
Illuminaudio was their best album.
This is so well researched! Great work. Please do more of these.
Edit: just finished. I love that your stand-outs are mine. Looking for a Tornado my stand out for Devil. It’s wildly underrated
More to come!
@@graymads color me subscribed 🙌🏼
Regarding Devil and Thomas Erak.
I met the dude at a show and straight up asked him what was the deal with chiodos. He said all the crazy stuff he did on the record was muted or barely there due to craig owens. Im sure hes told others but i heard it in an angry drunken rage but I agree, he was underutilized.
That makes a lot more sense. It’s a shame Thomas was underutilized for devil, it really could have been amazing.
Man I miss being 19/20 and playing shows every weekend.
I saw Craig at the DRUG show. Dude was amazing, and it was amazing getting to chat with him for a moment.
absolutely amazing live, so glad i got to see them as a teenager
saw them in 2014 as a teen. Blew my mind.
Loved this. Do you know the band Catherine? Dude, if you can, please do one of these for that band. They were so good and so underrated.
glad you liked it!, I'll look into them
Chiodos playing at When We Were Young, specifically Alls Well That Ends Well
I still have my pair of Chiodos shorts from warped tour circa ~2005 and wear them often. The signature “C” wore off in early years, but it still says “I’d hit that” on the back. Completely inappropriate for public lol. They are indoor shorts now
These are so good! I'd love to see you do one on PMToday / Modeling
Dude I absolutely loved this video. So much fun and nostalgia! Really makes us all wanna sit and discuss this era
God I love Chiodos so much. My favorite band of all time, and I really wish they had just done more.
I already know my ass is gonna be doing my eyeliner to half the fucking songs you put in here 💀
Emo
My cousins band A Second Too Late(Bullets Over Broadway) used to play shows with Chiodos and were cool with them. Never got to share a show with them myself but the scene was friggin amazing back then. Local shows and sweaty venues. Fordirelifesake used to play with Black Dahlia Murder back then. What a time.
The Undertaker's Thirst for Revenge is Unquenchable 🔥
Chiodos is my favorite band but honestly its only Alls Well That Ends Well. Thank you so much for making a video on this it brought back some of the best memories of my concert era 🫶
Chiodos + Call of Duty.. potent combination
Craziness we were a warm up band for them in a basement of a church Kalamazoo mi before they were known right before they blew up
What about a video of the history of Underoath I think it’s also a very important band for the genre
Plan on covering them at some point :)
"For 2010, this was brand new territory for the post-hardcore genre" - I have to strongly disagree there. While "Notes in Constellations" does have exactly the vibe you are describing, it had already been done by Circa Survive a whole 5 years earlier. Same two-guitar stereo delay sound, same half-tempo drum groove, same vocal style (high range, but semi-soft with steep interval jumps) and same lightly distorted bass sound - it's straight up the recipe for Circa Survive!
Scaremonger and Stratovolcano Mouth are such good songs. The whole album is peak.
All nereids beware was my favorite song of theirs 😍
Oof I’m old enough to have been at that Taste of Chaos tour in the intro D;
One of the best bands of all time in the scene, no questions asked. Them, and Underoath are untouchable. Anyone else I'm missing? Those two are the reigning champs in my book.
And DEVIL is my favorite album 😤😤 and I’ve been a fan since 2005
Man, you kill it with these videos. Thank you! I remember the day I was introduced to Chiodos. Never will forget it too. I’d like to see a video about Thursday, if possible.
Now that's a band who definitely deserves a video!
@@graymads I’m glad you think so. I still listen to them to this day. Same with The Early November too.
Thursday is so good. Better the longer they went on.
I think my favorite thing about being alive during the ever changing eras of band members was before Craig left there was the unreleased recorded song “Thermacare”. After Craig left, he took the lyrics to D.R.U.G.S. And they released “The only thing you talk about”, as he owned the rights to the lyrics. Chiodos would later release “Stratovolcano mouth”on Illuminaudio which was the same instrumentation/composition as “Thermacare”, with different lyrics. Insane time to witness.
I wish this video went into this more, the simultaneous release of Illuminaudio and D.R.U.G.S. was a very interesting time to be a fan. That story in particular would’ve been cool to hear more about.
Haha i remember when sky eats airplane came out they added me on myspace and had 2 demo songs i was blown away because it sounded fresh to me with all the synths
Least there’s something to watch today
You're welcome ;)
@@graymads you ever listen to Glassjaw? One of my favorite post hardcore bands.
No, but I'll check them out, what album is the best to start with?
@@graymads everything you’ve ever wanted to know about silence
From first to last!!!!!!!!! Kudos to u for that mention!
Chiodos one of my favorite bands everrrr! Can you make a vid on get scared if you haven’t
The biggest problem I have with CHIODOS is their decision to leave Teeth the Size of Piano Keys out of Bone Palace Ballet: Grand Coda
It was because the lyrics are directly from a poem by Charles Bukowski. Cease and desist
BPB will probably always be in my top 3 fav albums
Craig Owens basically had the voice of an angel in Alls Well That Ends Well, you could really feel his raw emotion when he sang. Bone Palace Buffet was nice also but much softer if I remember correctly. I will have to check out Devil soon because I had no idea it even existed till I watched this video. 😮
DRUGS VIDEO WHEN?!!?!?!
Good lord yes PLEASE
Saw craig in philly a few months ago and got to ask some questions. He wishes to bring the band back but no one else wants to continue:/ that's okay though cause he's killing it now and he's back back so happy even though it's not my shit. I have a chiodos tattoo and they'll always be my favorite love them forever❤
bone palace ballet my beloved 💖
absolutely my fav album start to finish from chiodos
Do one of these for Silverstein!!
That song "Ravishing Matt Ruth" sounds like thay had influence from At the Drive in in my opinion
Do you have a video about Scary kids scaring kids? Heard you mention them in this video but haven’t found a type of video about them like this yet, no documentary or anything.