Architects - In Conversation At Abbey Road, Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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01:21 - Flight Without Feathers
7:30 - Little Wonder
15:18 - Animals
29:20 - Libertine
34:53 - Goliath
42:02 - Demi God
47:23 - Meteor
58:33 - Dying Is Absolutely Safe
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Architects - In Conversation At Abbey Road, Part 1:
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hey, the audio and video goes out of sync. I believe that it is at the 20 minute mark, could be slightly before/ after
Come on Epitaph. It’s so rare to see a conversation like this with a band like Architects and the sound goes out of sync. Should be an easy fix in the edit, this only has less than 20,000 views so far so you won’t lose much by fixing and reuploading it.
Enjoying your new album its brilliant.
Demigod is a masterpiece. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea but the musicality is sensational.
Part 2
Flight Without Feathers 🪶🪶1:21
Little Wonder 7:30
Animals15:18
Libertine29:20
Goliath 34:53
Demi God 42:02
Meteor ☄️☄️47:23
Dying Is Absolutely Safe 58:33
I listened to the album right when it came out at midnight. The electricity just went off that time so i used my phone data to stream it. Everything was dark and I couldn't see anything so i was just forced to focus on the album. The whole time i listened to the album was an amazing experience. Hearing all the production value, effects, samples, orchestral stuff, the lyrics. It was unreal, and when i got to the last song, it just made me sad that it was gonna be over. They're always great at ending the albums with memorable, beautiful, emotional songs. Especially on this album, it starts off sad but ends with a glimmer of hope. The album just flows so well, it's so well made.
Powercut due to everyone listening to this Amazing album at the same time!!
Patiently waiting for the backstories for Goliath and Dying Is Absolutely Safe.
Dying is Absolutely Safe is probably the best song I've heard in years. It makes me feel things I didn't know I could.
Can't wait to hear the story behind Goliath. That riff is just filthy and the song is amazing.
Dirty riff
Best song in the record for me. It has everything, sounding Architects but at the same time new and different.
I love the risks the band took with this album, and the fact that they keep growing. Love from Greece
This album saved me from a dark place, thank you and i love you
Flight without feathers is actually my favorite track on the album
Amazing track. Has an Odesza style beat on the chorus it’s incredible.
I think architects core fans who’ve been around for so long and grown with the band always will accept and love anything they put out 🤘
I get more addicted to this album with every listen. Their journey inspires me endlessly.
Being a long time fan I was taken back by this album at first. But honestly anyone doubting it, it gets better with every listen. I haven't been able to stop going back to it. Parts of it remind me a lot of Daybreaker era which I feel is the most overlooked album. It has a lot of similarities to this album in terms of ambience.
Yes LT//LF always gets all the credit! Daybreaker is such a grand, original and creative piece of work
I’m glad someone else heard that! Lots of similar rhythmic patterns and riffage.
Interesting how they talked about the reference to These Colors in Little Wonder, makes more sense now
Is it me, or is the video out of sync with the audio?
Yeah, it seemed fine up until about the 16 minute mark, where Daniel Carter starts talking about Watchmen.
This freaks me out
I also thought the same.
i'm at 23:55 where Sam is talking about Animals and it seems in sync to me
Love this interview but the audio is really low and all over the place, especially when the songs come in then switches back to them talking.
We got the "everything is fine" part, Dan, we got it!
Can't wait for THIS (the story about flight without feathers, dying is absolutely safe and demi god is very, very cool)
I can't believe what they are saying about replayability because no joke this is the only fucking album I have sat and played repeatedly again and again and again and again and again.
The point Daniel made was great. All of their albums are still there. This album fits so well in their whole library. If they didn’t try something new they’d be in danger of being called a band that fails to evolve. Musicians can’t win with their fan base sometimes. This album is beautiful work.
Little wonder’s breakdown .. it’s just perfect . It’s def my fav song on the record ( Goliath and Libertine as well)
Loved part 1. This album is simply awesome. The boys took a risk and it payed off. Really fresh and new.
The 2nd half of the album as of now is my favourite (this changes with every listen lol)
There are so many great tracks I can’t wait to hear them talk about. Great job boys 🤟
A real big thanks, guys, for leaving us all in on your thoughts behind this beautiful album 🥰 I just started on a new job this year and For Those Who Wish To Exist is my Drive-To-Work jam most mornings since it came out. That or - to be fair - Epica's or Nightwish's latest releases 😁 I'm absolutely in love with it and don't think it's too long. If you ask me, you could put out double albums or triple ones from now on😘.
BTW, Dan mentioning Max Richter here, kinda threw me off a bit. I'm soooo used to justifying the hodgepodge mix of artists, bands and composers I'm listening to to others that I didn't expect his name to be dropped in here 😜 Kinda cool to know that artists who are among my absolutely favourites right now enjoy similar stuff or are inspired by it, too 🥰
Anyway, to anyone still reading this (because I know I just can't seem to keep my comments short 😅), stay safe, sound and healthy.
Virtual hugs, greets and kisses from Germany 👋🤗😗
Just want to put it out there. I love Meteor! A few other songs as well, but it's one of my top ten favorite songs.
Cant wait to hear about the making of Demi god, Goliath, Animals, and the fabulous ending with Death is absolutly safe.
What I see two adverts in coming - 20 seconds each - I usually watch something else, but I sat through 40 seconds worth of adverts on 02 - that’s how much I want to see this, that’s love
LOVE THIS SO MUCH!! Patiently waiting for a writing/production documentary 🖤🖤🖤
Blown away that a band can possess such incredible talent for song writing and lyrical content. And to hear the lads have the same thought process going back to T.H.A.N before the release of Meteor was really interesting. I would just like to say 1. How much I loved The Here And Now as an album and 2. Meteor is my favourite track on the album. Congratulations lads!
18:18 "Make it more Rammstein" would've done the trick haha
The Parkway Drive tactic! They said when they were watching Rammstein live they all just went, we need pyro! And there we go, they have pyro!
Was in such a slump lately until hearing this album!
This records is definitely to be heard as a whole... it is an amazing masterpiece! Congrats to the guys in the band and thanks for this great interview...
So much love! The whole record is glorious! 🤍🤍🤍
Loving the whole album, simply amazing. Really enjoyed this interview aswell :) I think "Dying is absolutely safe" actually is one of my favorites on it. Been going on repeat a lot.
I think Daniel P. Carter makes a great point. Bands make music because it’s what they’re passionate about. You may not like it all, but to accuse a band like Architects of going soft or changing to get on the radio is so short sighted. They’ve always made music they want to make, so nothing has changed. As fans, all they owe us is their best work as a band, there’s no obligation to make music we like at the expense of their own enjoyment and creative fulfilment. There are songs I’m not too hot on but overall I like the album. Even if I didn’t, I would still love Architects, still love their work and respect them as people and musicians.
I love the here and now
i love the creativity and the journey that architects start searching new variants and sound
I'm a massive fan of this entire album and I just gotta say I love the fact that they also took inspiration from Thrice on flight without feathers. They're one of my first bands I became more of a wild fan of and continue to inspire my bandmates and I in our own music writing.
I feel bad that the group has been hesitant or worried at times about diversifying thier style. It's not up to the fans to decide what a band should or shouldn't play and we should just be grateful to continually receive a constant stream of music we can listen to for our whole lives if we want.
AMAZING video, I really love it, the meaning of the songs, everything, god, now I swear I love the album much more 💖❤
what's not to love about how imperfectly perfect these guys are? I don't know and i aspire not to know, as long as i can observe them grow.
If Dying Is Absolutely Safe isn't played during the next tour so help me god.
I'll cry either way.
Didn’t think about the Sigur Ros comparison initially, but listening again, Sam is spot on.
I recognised the "everything is fine" callback!! 😂
Great interview, this album is something else and to see the effort they have put into creating this amazing record is praiseworthy
I’m excited to see what they do next
Damn, every time i see Dan i feel nostalgic and can't stop thinking about Tom
Audio goes out of sync around 15:45? or just me?
Same. And one of the title card has text missing. lol
Awards must follow!!
One question to the guys who edited this: why did you make the music sooo much louder than the dialoges?
52:24 This shit right here. You may not love it, you may hate it. But just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it’s bad by any means. Imagine making something you’re actually proud of and music that’s a little more accessible like the bands you grew up listening to and everyone just shits on it cause it’s not something you can shove people to in the pit.
#Awesome.
I always thought little wonder is referring to the choices we make when it comes to supporting specific political parties, and in general standing up for ourselves. As the band stated: "It's always easier to take the simpler path. "
All people have different tastes, if you do not like this, just do not listen to it, the good or the bad, the beautiful or the ugly depends on the individual perception, you may believe that you are beautiful, but in reality you may seem to others ugly, that's how it is.
Goodbye to some old fans, and welcome to the millions of new fans around the world 🔥
These interviews are incendiary (it is Daniel P Carter after all). If you want a potent one of Dan Searle & Daniel check out Daniel’s Someone Who Isn’t Me Podcast where he talked to Dan just after Tom’s passing. It’s gut wrenching. His talks with Ross Robinson, Dan, Mike Shinoda, Jaz Coleman, Chelsea Wolfe, Alan Moore, Ghostemane, James Lavelle/UNKLE, and SO many others, but all those episodes are killer). But, this is maybe my favorite Architects interview despite this record is tied for my least favorite Architects record; however, the lyrical themes on this record are tied for their BEST along with, “All Our Gods.” I can recognize the difference between what my personal favorite is vs someone’s technical best. It’s like, “What’s your favorite food? Okay, now what’s the best food for you in terms of nutrition and varied textures?” After this, “classic symptoms of a broken spirit,” had me right back in the saddle with Architects.. Getting to hear this interview was incredible. It’s being added to my ‘background work’ playlist that I let roll while I do my thing. Their depths they went to for this interview, and the length of this reminds me of how my favorite Linkin Park Making Of is for, “Minutes To Midnight,” despite that’s their one record I dislike. Daniel P Carter always gets into the real heart of things, and works to crack open rationale behind what’s ACTUALLY happening for a person. He takes that to a Super Saiyan level on the SWIM Podcast. We get full on into universe juice, Hermetic Kabbalah, Magik, spirituality, all sorts of awesome shit. Kudos to Daniel & Architects for putting out this two parter! 🙌🏼 🤝 ❤️
Oh god
Goliath , Demi God 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Bali
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Gonna be good as usual
Heal yeah !!!!
🎧🎧🎧
That's fucking awesome
So what I'm hearing is if we talk enough shit, the next album will be amazing!!!
Dan is so incredibly quiet compared to all the other audio here lol
Not feeling blessed but the opposite. 🔔💥
Sorry to do this, *quite the opposite
Those who wont understand the style change need to read the name of the band
That chair is very uncomfortable for such long interview session tho
Roniee
Why didn’t Dan play on black lungs?
"contrary to popular belief no song on this album was written for radio"
.......Meanwhile, Co writes songs with Simon Neil and Mike Kerr. I trutly love this album but please don't pretend that you didn't work with some of the best writers in the industry to "not make songs intended for radio"
Josh knows...
Shut up
Knows what?
Little Wonder is my least favourite
Lol, it’s one of the most played off the album on Apple Music.
Since everyone on these two videos has nothing but good things to say, I'll provide an opposite perspective. Not to hate but because I am such a big fan of the band and they deserve my honesty. This album didn't do it for me. You all seem to love it, but I felt for the most part FTTWTE is not memorable and not up to the standard the band has set up for themselves. I'm not crying because "not br00tal anymore" or because they have evolved. I'm disappointed because I love the band so much. It says something that essentially all the dudes I know who also love Architects feel the same way about this album, and its a shame. And it's not because of the evolution in sound either. I am here for an evolution! I can hear what they were trying to do and I think its dope, I just think somewhere in the process something got lost. I don't hear Sam's heart and soul here, it's like he's just saying words written by someone else for another band. There are a few songs I love (An Ordinary Exception, Libertine, and Black Lungs are all fantastic) but for the most part, I found the other songs to just not be as memorable or emotionally compelling as their previous work. I get the dudes have been through a lot, with the loss of Dan and then releasing Holy Hell. What i loved about that album was how emotionally compelling it was. I could feel Sam and the guy's emotions. Here, all I feel is production. The album feels so polished, so digital, it's like a wall to feeling what I loved about Holy Hell and All Our Gods. Anyway. Again, not trying to hate. Just how I felt. Still a fan and will continue to listen, maybe it will grow on me! Much love Architects, thank you for everything!
It's lackluster at best. When I heard they were going to run with Tom's idea of adding industrial elements I imagined something along the line of Northlanes Alien album... This is all over the place and I fully agree about Sam. His hearts just not in it...
Have to agree. I do enjoy some of the new tracks (Discourse is dead and Dead Butterflies being my personal standouts) but overall, I was incredibly disappointed with FTTWTE.
Compared to AOGHAU and/or Holy Hell it just sounds really unoriginal and overproduced.
Obviously happy for anyone who enjoys the new record - but I for one just get sad and bored listening to it.
Still, looking forward to their future releases and hope that this album was the thing they needed.
Ok
god daniel carter is such a weird guy
I wish them all the best, but this album aint it.
I'd be happy to have a conversation about disappointment and lack of potential. Let's go.
I'll have that conversation all day long
I hate how disappointing this album is to me.
Why is it dissapointing for you?
@@Polaris_x the lyrics sounded like more generic versions of older lyrics and the music itself was nowhere near on par with the last 3 albums
@@kartzzy6101 Well, at my first playthrough I thought the album lacks a bit in power because of all the clean vocals that were going on. But that was also me making the mistake going into the album thinking it would be another Holy Hell or AOGHAU (maybe a mix) despite me knowing that it definitely wont be. So I let it sink in a few days and when I had some spare time I listened to it again without the mindset of expecting another Holy Hell. What can I say, it totally changed my view of the album. There is still more than enough of power, Sams vocals are different but insanely good, the guitars and the drumming are on point. Lyrically Id say Holy Hell was stronger but I guess thats due the fact that kinda the whole album was about grief and that gives it a different vibe/the lyrics another meaning.
@@darrnl you dont have to like everything new a band does.
@@darrnl being supportive and not liking something are 2 different things