Rest in peace to Edward Benz. He died December 3rd, 2018. You can find his obituary online, “edward Benz, Grand Rapids obituary”. Amazing review of the song, I love the way you broke down the whole song and admired the way the band works up to the finale and the transitions. Love this band!! They give me chills every time.
I know La dispute wont bring much more views but i think their songs are so good its worth it La Dispute - I see everything La Dispute- U and I in unison LA dispute- fall down and never get back up
So happy to see someone else appreciate the storytelling of La Dispute. I’ve loved them since their album Vancouver. There are songs of theirs that absolutely wreck me. “Andria” is one, but for personal reasons. Their first three albums and their split with Touché Amore doesn’t have a single bad song.
I’m glad to see more reactions to other La Dispute songs. I love King Park, but that’s like the only one people react to and this whole album is a masterpiece. That run of King Park, Edward Benz, and I See Everything on the album back to back to back is just absolute perfection.
One of the things I think about when I listen to this song is how easy it would be to stab someone 27 times in a heat of the moment situation. It’s terrifying to think about that, and then apply it to the song. His son was probably in a fog, felt threatened, and before running up the stairs he probably broke through that fog for a moment realizing what he was actually doing. It’s surreal to try and put yourself into something so excellently described like this, and really sad.
If you like this song, other songs by this band you should check out are: -I See Everything -New Storms for Older Lovers -Hudsonville MI 1956 -35 If you’re open to more poetic songs in their discography and not necessarily narrative songs: -Future Wars (this one is pretty heavy and has some cool imagery) -See You In Vancouver -He Is Here, He Is Not Afraid (this one is my favorite) -The Surgeon and the Scientist -Harder Harmonies -Sunday Morning at a Funeral If you want to here some of their songs that have a more personal narrative: -a Departure -Such Small Hands -a Letter -a poem -a Broken Jar -Stay Happy There -How I Feel -Why It Scares Me
You should check out their Audiotree session. It is a live in-studio session they did and it is, IMO, even better than their album versions. The first one I'd recommend is "La Dispute - A Letter - Audiotree Live"
you should definitely react to “all our bruised bodies and the whole heart shrinks” he mentions this story in it and the little girl in “i see everything”
It's always worth mentioning that less than 1% of the mentally ill are ever violent. 99% of the time mentally ill people are more of a threat to themselves than anyone else. Unfortunately, this was a really depressing exception.
i adore la dispute. you should check out the "conversations" series where Jordan talks about the songs and the stories behind them ruclips.net/video/51mFzxtCB4A/видео.html
@@AlphaTylerContent as are you :) I know these guys. When they started they played a local spot every week or so where I lived, In howell mi. at the time. They blew up. I also knew chiodos from living in fenton before they blew up, had to kick the drummer out of a party lol.They both blew up and it was good to see.
@@johnsonjay60 he certainly is! I’ll point out that I don’t think the two bands sound the same over all. The specific reference I made here was to the similarity between this song and Norma Jean’s Anti Mother album. That album has a distinct sound which isn’t too similar to the rest of their work, and includes a lot of lyrical content revolving around spiritual battles. If you haven’t listened to Surrender Your Sons from that album, id suggest giving it a go before outright dismissing the comparison. At the end, I love both groups. They each bring something distinctly unique out of their music and each is quite refreshing to me.
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Rest in peace to Edward Benz. He died December 3rd, 2018. You can find his obituary online, “edward Benz, Grand Rapids obituary”. Amazing review of the song, I love the way you broke down the whole song and admired the way the band works up to the finale and the transitions. Love this band!! They give me chills every time.
The hotels and Jesus part at the end were references to other songs on the album.
Hotels - King Park
Jesus - St Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues
Nice pfp!!
@@TiinUser You And I In Unison is about suicide.
@@eugenecaudill5361 until I die I will sing our names in unison...
I know La dispute wont bring much more views but i think their songs are so good its worth it
La Dispute - I see everything
La Dispute- U and I in unison
LA dispute- fall down and never get back up
King Park is my personal favorite by them
So happy to see someone reacting to la dispute! They're really good
So happy to see someone else appreciate the storytelling of La Dispute. I’ve loved them since their album Vancouver. There are songs of theirs that absolutely wreck me. “Andria” is one, but for personal reasons. Their first three albums and their split with Touché Amore doesn’t have a single bad song.
“Why is scares me” is one of those deep cuts on one touché amore split album that I absolutely love.
His wires so tangled his father was a stranger 😭
I’m glad to see more reactions to other La Dispute songs. I love King Park, but that’s like the only one people react to and this whole album is a masterpiece. That run of King Park, Edward Benz, and I See Everything on the album back to back to back is just absolute perfection.
Oh yess! More la dispute. Can i suggest similar band
A lot like birds - hand over mouth, over and over
One of the things I think about when I listen to this song is how easy it would be to stab someone 27 times in a heat of the moment situation. It’s terrifying to think about that, and then apply it to the song. His son was probably in a fog, felt threatened, and before running up the stairs he probably broke through that fog for a moment realizing what he was actually doing. It’s surreal to try and put yourself into something so excellently described like this, and really sad.
PLEASE listen to the last lost continent. its a much longer song but you would loooove it
If you like this song, other songs by this band you should check out are:
-I See Everything
-New Storms for Older Lovers
-Hudsonville MI 1956
-35
If you’re open to more poetic songs in their discography and not necessarily narrative songs:
-Future Wars (this one is pretty heavy and has some cool imagery)
-See You In Vancouver
-He Is Here, He Is Not Afraid (this one is my favorite)
-The Surgeon and the Scientist
-Harder Harmonies
-Sunday Morning at a Funeral
If you want to here some of their songs that have a more personal narrative:
-a Departure
-Such Small Hands
-a Letter
-a poem
-a Broken Jar
-Stay Happy There
-How I Feel
-Why It Scares Me
I can’t wait to get back to La Dispute. Such amazing storytelling.
This album is a concept album about pain and suffering or so ive heard.
It's more about dealing with loss. The actual album story is about a breakup.
You gotta check out some more la dispute
Yes I do.
You should check out their Audiotree session. It is a live in-studio session they did and it is, IMO, even better than their album versions. The first one I'd recommend is "La Dispute - A Letter - Audiotree Live"
you should definitely react to “all our bruised bodies and the whole heart shrinks” he mentions this story in it and the little girl in “i see everything”
It's always worth mentioning that less than 1% of the mentally ill are ever violent. 99% of the time mentally ill people are more of a threat to themselves than anyone else. Unfortunately, this was a really depressing exception.
Agreed
my favorite La dispute track is ‘Safer In The Forest/Love Son For Poor Michigan’ I’d love to see SOMEONE react to it ;-;
This is a true story. Ed died in a while ago
gotta do i see everything
i adore la dispute. you should check out the "conversations" series where Jordan talks about the songs and the stories behind them ruclips.net/video/51mFzxtCB4A/видео.html
Legit worste comparison I've ever heard La Dispute and Norma Jean 🤣
You’re certainly entitled to your opinion.
@@AlphaTylerContent as are you :) I know these guys. When they started they played a local spot every week or so where I lived, In howell mi. at the time. They blew up. I also knew chiodos from living in fenton before they blew up, had to kick the drummer out of a party lol.They both blew up and it was good to see.
@@AlphaTylerContent i just wouldn't compare them to a 6-7 pc. metal-core band lmao.. why?
Jordan is an amazing lyricist
@@johnsonjay60 he certainly is!
I’ll point out that I don’t think the two bands sound the same over all. The specific reference I made here was to the similarity between this song and Norma Jean’s Anti Mother album. That album has a distinct sound which isn’t too similar to the rest of their work, and includes a lot of lyrical content revolving around spiritual battles. If you haven’t listened to Surrender Your Sons from that album, id suggest giving it a go before outright dismissing the comparison.
At the end, I love both groups. They each bring something distinctly unique out of their music and each is quite refreshing to me.