This was touching documentary. We've also lost a bandmember do the cause of cancer. He suddenly announced that he had this thing in him and treatments started. He came to rehearsals, even when weak, but that was the thing he really wanted to do with his whole heart. And then sort of suddenly we received a text message from his misses, that he had slept away. After a little time we met in the rehearsals and debated about wether go on or bag the instruments. We had a strong feeling, that our friend would have said: "Well, fuck! Of course you keep playing!". So we did. I have sometimes imagined him standing with us and grinning with his guitar on his strap. We have good memories about him and that's a thing to be glad about.
So sorry for your loss. Cancer can be a bitch. My father is battling with stage iv cancer, and it's literally eating us up from the inside... i knew Architects since 2012, but only started listening to them more since May. Stay strong! @galactic criminal: I've said it before but i'll say it again. Love your genuine reactions, you are such a cool person. I hope you react to the full "Holy Hell" album. All the best to you both!
@@drkstrnd Here's a link to soundcloud. soundcloud.com/user-668029216/tiananmen-square This particular song was made with our later guitarist. His's playing the second guitar. There's three other songs also, that's been made after he passed away. And just for everyone's notice, this is a hobby for us. We're a band of three, not doing gigs or selling our music. We do this for the love of playing, composing and possibility to record our creations and share them with our friends. Be free to comment. Enjoy!
Great reaction. I didn't know about architects until just before doomsday dropped, but god I wish I had known them sooner. This hit me so hard i legitimately cried at the end when Sam broke down mid show. I would give anything to see them live and have nothing but the absolute of respect for these men and what they're doing. Keep up the good work mr. criminal.
Also if you get a chance, Fake by Make Them Suffer is absolutely relentless. One hell of a good face melting, head banging, pants dropping experience, I highly recommend you check it out
Love the documentary and love your reaction to it. Can see the emotion in your face and it just added to it perfectly. Brilliant! Keep up the good work brother 👏🏻
It is incredible the amount of raw emotion that is tied to this band. I've been listening to them for 10 years now and remember seeing them live in Las Vegas when they were on tour with Parkway Drive and Bring Me The Horizon shortly after they released their "The Here and Now" CD. That CD definitely was a change from their earlier records, but it showed a lot of growth. Sadly, the crowd definitely wasn't into it as much as I was, but I'm sure that would be different these days considering its 7 years later and a few more CDs. Anyways, kudos to you for being brave enough to show your legitimate reaction to this documentary. I respect the fact that you held it together. I, personally, broke down a couple times and shed some tears. Absolutely incredible band with a very heartfelt, REAL documentary. RIP Tom.
I feel in the documentary, you can see that everyone was upset about toms passing, but I feel that Sam was angry about it and you can see that on how he preforms gone in the wind at the end
I was at the Ally Pally gig, it was something else, I've been going to gigs for a long time and that gig was intense I've never felt so much emotion was in tears along with everyone else. i will never forget this gig
YOU HAVEN'T LISTENED TO THE OLD STUFF? DUDE! Start with the album Ruin and listen to Buried At Sea. You'll be shocked it's the same band! Edit: Forgot to say good review of this doc, short and to the point
Hey I am not sure if you'll get to see this comment but I feel its kinda important to write it. I'm what I'd guess you'd call a long time fan of the band architects. I was introduced to them by a friend in college 2007/2008 with I'd guess you'd call it their first "proper" album Nightmares. I was hooked after a few listens and to be honest its kinda been like that for me throughout all the years. I did struggle quite a bite with the Here and Now (I'm going to guess you will too, certainly if you start off by listening to their earlier stuff and perhaps follow through chronologically to get an idea of their changes which is probably a good idea to be honest!) But anyway, I totally get its hard to sometimes get a song the first time round if its not exactly what you expect or want to hear. I mean nearly every release of theirs has taken me a good 4 or 5 times of almost forced listening for it to finally click for me. I can remember hearing all of our gods have abounded us, and I think it was Gone With the Wind and I can't remember exactly what I thought, but it was along the lines of "oh its some sort of mellow dramatic fell sorry for myself and the world around me song...." now considering how much of a fan I was/still am to then hear of Toms passing and then understanding what it was he was writing about, it really did hit me hard and I totally saw it in a different light. I mean listening to the lyrics and knowing now what was going on and to be in that head-space must have been... I don't know I can't understand it and I hope I never have too. So I wouldn't feel too bad about saying what you said in the other video (which was my point and I've dragged out far too long!) I get it with it being difficult to actually know whats going on all of the time with the message the band is trying to present. All I would say is, maybe instead of doing just a first time reaction, maybe do it 4 or 5 times (maybe time-lapse it) and then see if you view changes. I'd really suggest going through their catalogue in a chronological order and filming your reaction to it, because I bet you'll find some changes really jarring certainly with their changes in vocalists and their change into the here and now.
I appreciate your words and you totally nailed it. I usually give my first listen opinion though because I feel its the most honest I will be about a track, especially if its a band I already enjoy. This isn't the first time ive come to enjoy a track or band more upon more listens, just the first that ive felt needed to be addressed. More so after seeing the doc. Im def gonna be getting into their catalogue and will be starting at the beginning. Thanks for watching and for the longest comment ever lol
Haha I'm terrible for long comments, the amount of times I've written a long ass post and then deleted it is embarrassing! But yeah totally get your point about the first time around thing for the honest upfront reaction. Nice to see you give an honest opinion and not the typical "yeah man this is so sick!!" on every fucking song.... Not that my own viewership means much but I'll certainly keep an eye out for more of your videos! Have a good one!
Hey Mr. Criminal. U said u wanna check out some of their older stuff. How about Gravedigger. It comes from the album called Lost Forever/ Lost Together.
What a blessed person you are, that you have not listened to Lost Forever and Daybreaker yet and that these two incredible albums are still to come for you. Enjoy! And keep up the good work, state your opinion and fuck the others. If a songs doen't get you at the first run, that's totally ok. Music is highly subjective. On the other hand, a lot of Architects Songs grow by listening to them over and over again. I was disappointed when listening to "Hereafter" for the first time for example. But after getting into the song, I now absolutely love it. Good music has to grow.
I just got into these guys late last year, started with All Our Gods....then loved Holy Hell upon release. When I first went back further and heard Lost Forever, it blew my mind. I will say that I do prefer Daybreaker and onward, seems like they really found their sound around there. Though, The Here and Now is a great album to me as well.
You should seriously check out some stuff from their Hollow Crown album man, it’s the album that made me fall in love with this band and I still consider it to be their best so far, I think a lot of Architects fans who’ve been around for a while share my opinion too
i dont and i am listen them from very start. Yeah this album is masterpiece but they are evolve to something much more. Before for me it was just a amazing music now its amazing music but much more if u feel me. LAst 3 albums for me are the best. But i get u.
I have no idea what the hell you said when you said how the hell are ya .......... but the way ya said it had me cracking up. I had to rewind it like 5 times. And every time was just as funny as the first.
Def made me cry especially when Dan started talking around 16: 40 and sam was crying. You can tell their love for each other as brothers over anything else. I believe Holy Hell is going to be an absolute emotional rollercoaster and masterpiece at the same time. I didnt really have the money but i preordered. Im so excited.
I would love some Rotting Christ, I suggest the song "Κατά τον Δαίμονα του'Εαυτοΰ" or the song "Grandis Spiritus Diavolos" the first one has Greek and English lyrics, the second one only has Latin.
I found out about Architects from a friend when all our gods have abandoned us was released and I instantly loved it, I i wished I would have know about them sooner. Check out "Lost Forever // Lost Together" its their prior cd.
Love the documentary. Love your reactions. Love this video. But that burp at 14.26 scared the shit out of me 😂 sat listening alone with 1 headphone in and I didn't know if it was from the video or someone was in the house
I can tell you from having seen them past february, they do NOT disappoint in concert. Sure, like any band they probably have good and bad days, but generally this band is tight as fuck live and the energy feels real and genuine. I play in a band myself and I look up to how Architects manages to find that balance between a tightly organized show while at the same time being so real, spontaneous and human.
I have to cry every time I see this documentary. It's like Architects are standing closer to me than every other band ever will. I had the pleasure to see them, just after Tom died and I had the time of my live. Lots of love to Architects and everyone who worked on this documentary. Also a lot of love to you, your reaction really touched me dude!
I'm with you when it comes to royal beggars i wasnt on board at first with royal beggars but found myself relistening as for the other albums, dude their music is magical ❤ as for live yep its still good..
U have to react to Architects - These Colours Dont Run (official hd live video). And it’s an older song so u can kill 2 birds with one stone. Highly recommend
Oh man, you haven’t gone back through Architects’ back catalogue yet? Oh boy, I’m jealous. You get to experience it for the first time, unbelievable. You absolutely have to see them live too, one of the best live acts I’ve ever seen.
All hail Architects! I love these guys so much! This video was so powerful and really brought out the feels. It was hard to watch around the 18 min. mark when Sam was singing gone with the wind and seeing fans crying as well...so deep T//S
Hello Mr.Criminal you should check out sharptooth and the song clever girl I was the one who told you to react to once human so I know you like female lead bands 👌🏽
when i watched this documentary at first my heart absolutely shattered. i was twelve when tom died but that doesn't change the huge impact he had on my life. i miss him so much it's unbelievable.
The emotions the provoke in you during this doc alone... man, I had a serious lump in my throat, I can imagine people crying during the lives gigs and how emotional those must be, especially first ones after Tom's death..
I've never cried so much while listening to a band. ,Something hurts, Something feels better. I don't know what it is. Architects have gone thought a lot and somehow they continue to persevere.
*puts sunglasses on to hide tears*
This was touching documentary. We've also lost a bandmember do the cause of cancer. He suddenly announced that he had this thing in him and treatments started. He came to rehearsals, even when weak, but that was the thing he really wanted to do with his whole heart. And then sort of suddenly we received a text message from his misses, that he had slept away. After a little time we met in the rehearsals and debated about wether go on or bag the instruments. We had a strong feeling, that our friend would have said: "Well, fuck! Of course you keep playing!". So we did. I have sometimes imagined him standing with us and grinning with his guitar on his strap. We have good memories about him and that's a thing to be glad about.
Thank you for sharing. Losing someone close is a different animal. Stay chipper friend. Im sure your mate loves what ya'll are doing.
So sorry for your loss. Cancer can be a bitch. My father is battling with stage iv cancer, and it's literally eating us up from the inside... i knew Architects since 2012, but only started listening to them more since May. Stay strong! @galactic criminal: I've said it before but i'll say it again. Love your genuine reactions, you are such a cool person. I hope you react to the full "Holy Hell" album. All the best to you both!
I woulds like to listen to your band, is that possible?
@@drkstrnd Here's a link to soundcloud. soundcloud.com/user-668029216/tiananmen-square
This particular song was made with our later guitarist. His's playing the second guitar. There's three other songs also, that's been made after he passed away. And just for everyone's notice, this is a hobby for us. We're a band of three, not doing gigs or selling our music. We do this for the love of playing, composing and possibility to record our creations and share them with our friends. Be free to comment. Enjoy!
@@pasit1738 do you guys have a spotify account? I dont use soundcloud much but im definitely looking forward to finding you guys!
Great reaction. I didn't know about architects until just before doomsday dropped, but god I wish I had known them sooner. This hit me so hard i legitimately cried at the end when Sam broke down mid show. I would give anything to see them live and have nothing but the absolute of respect for these men and what they're doing. Keep up the good work mr. criminal.
Also if you get a chance, Fake by Make Them Suffer is absolutely relentless. One hell of a good face melting, head banging, pants dropping experience, I highly recommend you check it out
I almost lost it when Sam broke. Such a great band. This album is gonna kill me
I saw them in 2017 and if you get the chance, see them. They are incredible live and they are on of the best I've ever seen
I didn't know the history honestly. I didn't know the depth that laid there and I'm wondering what will come next of these amazing artists.
I'm so fucking hyped for the new album
Love the documentary and love your reaction to it. Can see the emotion in your face and it just added to it perfectly. Brilliant! Keep up the good work brother 👏🏻
*runs from feels*
YOU CAN'T CATCH ME FEELS
NOT TODAY!!!!
RumikoOne hahaha i cried through some of the mini doc too
It is incredible the amount of raw emotion that is tied to this band. I've been listening to them for 10 years now and remember seeing them live in Las Vegas when they were on tour with Parkway Drive and Bring Me The Horizon shortly after they released their "The Here and Now" CD. That CD definitely was a change from their earlier records, but it showed a lot of growth. Sadly, the crowd definitely wasn't into it as much as I was, but I'm sure that would be different these days considering its 7 years later and a few more CDs. Anyways, kudos to you for being brave enough to show your legitimate reaction to this documentary. I respect the fact that you held it together. I, personally, broke down a couple times and shed some tears. Absolutely incredible band with a very heartfelt, REAL documentary. RIP Tom.
Recently losing my grandpa from ALS this year, this was hard to watch. I need to see this guys live next time they come to the US
I feel in the documentary, you can see that everyone was upset about toms passing, but I feel that Sam was angry about it and you can see that on how he preforms gone in the wind at the end
0 deslikes. You have a legion of subscribers with a really good taste of music here, sir.
old school heavy af Architects - These Colours Don't Run. or Early Grave!
I DEMAND to know where I can get that mask in the intro. Lol
It’s from alex terrible band Slaughter To Prevail. In Alexs channel you can find the store 👌
14:27 i shouldn't laugh 😂😅
Please do Batushka - Yekteniya 1
Can't tell any words, except one thing: fuck cancer.
Ah man i know that Canada must have better lager than Carling!!
I dared you for a reason my friend 🤝
react to my song, suicide letter
why do you speak so pressed ?
very proud
Architects just seem to do things better than most bands, songs, gigs and tributes.
I cry every single time I watch Sam drop to his knees. This band is incredible
You have to react to Broken Cross and Early Grave!!!!!!!!!
People plz like so he can see and experience these songs
I'm so surprised more reaction channels who do Architects don't do those 2 songs. They're amazing.
NAYSAYER!!!
You have to react to Doomsday - Live At Alexandria Palace!!
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React to Memento Mori from the previous album! They might add to new album a 2nd part of that song
I was at the Ally Pally gig, it was something else, I've been going to gigs for a long time and that gig was intense I've never felt so much emotion was in tears along with everyone else. i will never forget this gig
What a fucking night it was. The emotions were on full view for us all.
All time favourite gig to date 🤘
YOU HAVEN'T LISTENED TO THE OLD STUFF? DUDE! Start with the album Ruin and listen to Buried At Sea. You'll be shocked it's the same band! Edit: Forgot to say good review of this doc, short and to the point
Early Grave, These Colors Don't Run and Naysayer are some older songs that are pretty heavy, u should check them out.
Hey I am not sure if you'll get to see this comment but I feel its kinda important to write it. I'm what I'd guess you'd call a long time fan of the band architects. I was introduced to them by a friend in college 2007/2008 with I'd guess you'd call it their first "proper" album Nightmares. I was hooked after a few listens and to be honest its kinda been like that for me throughout all the years. I did struggle quite a bite with the Here and Now (I'm going to guess you will too, certainly if you start off by listening to their earlier stuff and perhaps follow through chronologically to get an idea of their changes which is probably a good idea to be honest!)
But anyway, I totally get its hard to sometimes get a song the first time round if its not exactly what you expect or want to hear. I mean nearly every release of theirs has taken me a good 4 or 5 times of almost forced listening for it to finally click for me. I can remember hearing all of our gods have abounded us, and I think it was Gone With the Wind and I can't remember exactly what I thought, but it was along the lines of "oh its some sort of mellow dramatic fell sorry for myself and the world around me song...." now considering how much of a fan I was/still am to then hear of Toms passing and then understanding what it was he was writing about, it really did hit me hard and I totally saw it in a different light. I mean listening to the lyrics and knowing now what was going on and to be in that head-space must have been... I don't know I can't understand it and I hope I never have too.
So I wouldn't feel too bad about saying what you said in the other video (which was my point and I've dragged out far too long!) I get it with it being difficult to actually know whats going on all of the time with the message the band is trying to present. All I would say is, maybe instead of doing just a first time reaction, maybe do it 4 or 5 times (maybe time-lapse it) and then see if you view changes.
I'd really suggest going through their catalogue in a chronological order and filming your reaction to it, because I bet you'll find some changes really jarring certainly with their changes in vocalists and their change into the here and now.
I appreciate your words and you totally nailed it. I usually give my first listen opinion though because I feel its the most honest I will be about a track, especially if its a band I already enjoy.
This isn't the first time ive come to enjoy a track or band more upon more listens, just the first that ive felt needed to be addressed. More so after seeing the doc.
Im def gonna be getting into their catalogue and will be starting at the beginning.
Thanks for watching and for the longest comment ever lol
Haha I'm terrible for long comments, the amount of times I've written a long ass post and then deleted it is embarrassing!
But yeah totally get your point about the first time around thing for the honest upfront reaction. Nice to see you give an honest opinion and not the typical "yeah man this is so sick!!" on every fucking song....
Not that my own viewership means much but I'll certainly keep an eye out for more of your videos! Have a good one!
Honestly its just nice to get a well worded comment and not a beckon call of a request. Cheers again
No worries my man!
A year later... This Doc holds up and this reply hold up. The new album is out and Leigh Charles' words still ring true.
I'm always Gone with the Wind
17:15- “TOM knows I lost all my Faith...” 😮😥😂😩💔
Through the eyes of the dead - truest shade of crimson... That break down at the end will melt the beard off your face
Hey Mr. Criminal. U said u wanna check out some of their older stuff. How about Gravedigger. It comes from the album called Lost Forever/ Lost Together.
You gotta check out Josh's band Sylosis
Mercy or Out From Below
Second this, Josh is a musical genius.
What a blessed person you are, that you have not listened to Lost Forever and Daybreaker yet and that these two incredible albums are still to come for you. Enjoy!
And keep up the good work, state your opinion and fuck the others. If a songs doen't get you at the first run, that's totally ok. Music is highly subjective. On the other hand, a lot of Architects Songs grow by listening to them over and over again. I was disappointed when listening to "Hereafter" for the first time for example. But after getting into the song, I now absolutely love it. Good music has to grow.
I just got into these guys late last year, started with All Our Gods....then loved Holy Hell upon release. When I first went back further and heard Lost Forever, it blew my mind. I will say that I do prefer Daybreaker and onward, seems like they really found their sound around there. Though, The Here and Now is a great album to me as well.
Check architects live reading festival 2017, it's insanely good
You should seriously check out some stuff from their Hollow Crown album man, it’s the album that made me fall in love with this band and I still consider it to be their best so far, I think a lot of Architects fans who’ve been around for a while share my opinion too
i dont and i am listen them from very start. Yeah this album is masterpiece but they are evolve to something much more. Before for me it was just a amazing music now its amazing music but much more if u feel me. LAst 3 albums for me are the best. But i get u.
Got your permission slip for the feels trip?
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I have no idea what the hell you said when you said how the hell are ya .......... but the way ya said it had me cracking up. I had to rewind it like 5 times. And every time was just as funny as the first.
Def made me cry especially when Dan started talking around 16: 40 and sam was crying. You can tell their love for each other as brothers over anything else. I believe Holy Hell is going to be an absolute emotional rollercoaster and masterpiece at the same time. I didnt really have the money but i preordered. Im so excited.
Mechina - Anagenesis - ruclips.net/video/N-JY5I5-lZ8/видео.html
This is some orchestral sci fi metal
Can we get a reaction for their back catalogue!!! Songs like ‘Gravedigger’, ‘Follow the Water’ and ‘Devils Island’
I would love some Rotting Christ, I suggest the song "Κατά τον Δαίμονα του'Εαυτοΰ" or the song "Grandis Spiritus Diavolos" the first one has Greek and English lyrics, the second one only has Latin.
I found out about Architects from a friend when all our gods have abandoned us was released and I instantly loved it, I i wished I would have know about them sooner. Check out "Lost Forever // Lost Together" its their prior cd.
fuck man, imagine losing a brother. a twin.
Teresa -Salvation Please react to this It’s from Thailand. Please !!!
as emotional as this is i'm so so grateful to have seen them live a few years ago in Nottingham, those memories will stay with me forever
Love the documentary. Love your reactions. Love this video. But that burp at 14.26 scared the shit out of me 😂 sat listening alone with 1 headphone in and I didn't know if it was from the video or someone was in the house
I WAS in your house...….
This channel needs heaven shall burn - Bring the war home !
I can tell you from having seen them past february, they do NOT disappoint in concert. Sure, like any band they probably have good and bad days, but generally this band is tight as fuck live and the energy feels real and genuine. I play in a band myself and I look up to how Architects manages to find that balance between a tightly organized show while at the same time being so real, spontaneous and human.
Man that was so cool.
I have to cry every time I see this documentary. It's like Architects are standing closer to me than every other band ever will. I had the pleasure to see them, just after Tom died and I had the time of my live. Lots of love to Architects and everyone who worked on this documentary. Also a lot of love to you, your reaction really touched me dude!
Hey dude react to Kingsmen - Oppressor on sharptones channel!
There’s fire and shit!
I'm with you when it comes to royal beggars i wasnt on board at first with royal beggars but found myself relistening as for the other albums, dude their music is magical ❤ as for live yep its still good..
Powertrip - Hornets Nest
U have to react to Architects - These Colours Dont Run (official hd live video). And it’s an older song so u can kill 2 birds with one stone. Highly recommend
Check our the doomsday live video they put out from the same gig (Alexandra palace) as gone with the wind in this doc. It’s amazing!
GALACTICCRIMINAL let's get a reaction video with you listening to some White Chapel straight out of Tennessee love them!
Oh man, you haven’t gone back through Architects’ back catalogue yet? Oh boy, I’m jealous. You get to experience it for the first time, unbelievable. You absolutely have to see them live too, one of the best live acts I’ve ever seen.
Take a look of finnish Motörhead cover song --> Viikate - Kuollut kuin hengetön (Killed by death). You WILL enjoy!!!
Something diffrent ? huhh? DragonForce - Through The Fire And Flames
All hail Architects! I love these guys so much! This video was so powerful and really brought out the feels. It was hard to watch around the 18 min. mark when Sam was singing gone with the wind and seeing fans crying as well...so deep T//S
I thought it was a very moving and raw video i am sure everyone can relate some how one way or another . I feel for architect
Hello Mr.Criminal you should check out sharptooth and the song clever girl I was the one who told you to react to once human so I know you like female lead bands 👌🏽
Hello, if you will have some free time, please react to Oath to Order - White Widow, these guys sound insane!
I think that you'll like Exist by avenged sevenfold. It's really something else
Im still watching this after 2 months man.. Holy Ghost is packed. Hard to contain the emotions.
I feel like these dudes are a part of my family. I fucking love em and feel their pain.
What got me in to Architects a few years ago was "Gravedigger". An emotional and raw band. They are now one of my all time favorites of any genre.
Hello pleas - Ocean of slumber - winter. :-)
when i watched this documentary at first my heart absolutely shattered. i was twelve when tom died but that doesn't change the huge impact he had on my life. i miss him so much it's unbelievable.
Great video man, i fucking love this band so much.
This documentary gives me chills every time I watch it
King 810- alpha and omega
Please and thank you
I'm waiting for your reaction to crystal lake - the circle
React to Acrania-Exterminate the Liberated please
Dark Sarah-dance with the dragon feature JP
hearing sam break down crying mid song breaks my heart
Wet eyes and goosebumps all the way ...
Thanks that you review their works.
Blasphemian by infant annihilator
React to ex deo-rise of Hannibal
RIP Tom you are very dearly missed
Fit for An Autopsy - Tremors
Please react to 'Early grave'!
The emotions the provoke in you during this doc alone... man, I had a serious lump in my throat, I can imagine people crying during the lives gigs and how emotional those must be, especially first ones after Tom's death..
When Sam breaks down in Gone With The Wind I fucking lost it. Some onion ninjas came to my home.
Sylosis- Apparitions
you get it man
Make Them Suffer- Neverbloom
Revisit Orbit Culture, bearded Sir...
"Saw", "Redfog", & their cover of John Carpenter's "Halloween Theme"
i was there at Alexandra Palace...what a fucking amazing show that was....goosebumps all over again!!!
Please doing reaction on She Must Burn - Possessed (it's symphonic/blackened deathcore/metalcore with male and female vocal)
What a band, what a tribute! R.I.P Tom Searle! Your legacy goes on, you'd be proud!
I've never cried so much while listening to a band. ,Something hurts, Something feels better. I don't know what it is. Architects have gone thought a lot and somehow they continue to persevere.
Very emotional this documentary.👏👏👏👏👏
I don't know why but the entire video you look like you're had a nosebleed that dried there
I thought the same at the start 😂