3:33 - It Takes No Guts 6:19 - The Alcoholik 9:33 - Personal Insult 16:41 - Dress Like A Target 20:06 - Crowd And Band Jam 23:00 - Fuck Your Enemy 25:33 - The Destruction of a Person
Man those were the days. Does anyone remember on the old superjoint ritual website when Phil used to check in from the road with lengthy diaries? Could have been on this tour. Still have the work shirt and hoodie around somewhere
So glad i was at this show, video just dont do it justice, but very thankful this guy shared it...its funny i can still remember this show like it was yesterday ...beautiful night and time in heavy metal
@@figsthrash66 yes the first time they played in San Antonio. It was at Sunset Station on June 27, 2002. Down had played the same venue a few weeks earlier to a packed house. Almost nobody was there for the Superjoint show
I never gave superjoint too much credit but man they can fucking BANG!! That is some headbanging melt your face off shit. I wish some songs had a little more "space" but i dont think that's the point of the band or the genre. Fuck Your Enemy has some of the best groove ever, damn
Did anyone hear the new Superjoint song? to me it doesn't sound like classic Superjoint. Idk if it's the way it's mixed or whatever but I listened to it like 10 times and I still don't think it sounds like any of this good stuff here. It's called sociopathic herd delusion.
I agree it doesn't sound like the first two albums. Its a different band and Phil's songwriting has changed. To me it sounds like a combination of superjoint and the Illegals (which it is I guess). It has a lot of the stop/start type of songs like on the Illegals album in which Phil seemed to intentionally cut off any chance of a headbanging groove. But on Caught up In the Gears he allows some moments of headbanging especially on the title track and Circling the Drain among others. I think the biggest difference is the loss of Joe Fazzio. He helped produce the first two SJ records and his drumming is the driving force on those records. Its way up front and he does a lot of intense things with his blast beats, d-beats, and drum rolls sometimes all within the same stanza. New drummer Blue can do those things but he had to be told to do them they don't seem to come from a natural place. And #3 its hard to really hear Blue's drumming because he's mixed so low. It may be awesome but its hard to tell...
Todd Bryant totally agree on everything, I mean now that the whole album is out and I've soaked it up, it's good but I like the way the first two records sound better, I mean the alcoholic and Fuck your enemy are classics man! I don't like how the drums are low in the mix, today and tomorrow sounds exactly like an illegals song imo....and yeah there is a lot of that start stop shit....
Honestly heroin influenced the first 2 albums a lot phil was really just talking about the problem he had with it on them, the newer stuff is a clean phil who has his mind on the people that are pussies like SJWs and all that good shit
I saw them on their very 1st tour in a dump in Springfield Va & no joke there was maybe 50-60 people there including staff….i saw them at the same place on their next tour & that was no longer the case….me & my buddies partied with Hank for a little while before the show 🖤great night 🤤I was 32 😞now I’m 52
So did i... I was 23 yrs old..I saw pantera 4 times live and was so excited to see phil in a small club..I got so wasted I dont remember that much of it
Hank stays head banging like Tom arya and Tom fucked his neck up and back bad but he head bang like no other and he had surgery. And he paid for it but it is real metal no sell out shit
I seen them a bunch of times back in the day. I wonder if I looked this fucked up when I was on methadone and klonopin....lol. Only the strongest people ever come off of that drug willingly.
I know I'm going to get a lot of wtf's.personally I think this was the last good music Phil was apart of.I saw superjoint in Columbus Ohio.devildriver played there first live show as a band.
He's obviously not wasted - he's not rolling around on the floor drooling on himself. He's in a good place here you can hear it in his voice. Even if he was overindulging in hard drugs his performances were spot on.
he was totally junked out during these years but with superjoint this era he was out of control which made the concerts chaotic with this band. Great show.. I was here.
Hahahhah @ whoever says " he´s obviously not wasted." - this whole performance is in itself an ode to all downer I can think of : Heroin, benzos, (r)oxys ,muscle relaxers, methadone , bong hits, fentanyl ,alcohol , tranquilizers ...you name it, it´s all on that stage in one member or the other , or in all even.
3:33 - It Takes No Guts
6:19 - The Alcoholik
9:33 - Personal Insult
16:41 - Dress Like A Target
20:06 - Crowd And Band Jam
23:00 - Fuck Your Enemy
25:33 - The Destruction of a Person
Phil Anselmo was created in a lab to be the perfect metal ambassador
I know this will be controversial, but wasted ear Phil was amazing, so much creativity, darkness, intensity, and his voice...wow. Thanks Phil.
Thomas Walton. Not controversial at all bro, that is a testament of how fucking amazing he is and still is, Phil is the King of Metal IMO.🤘🍻
Phil was always on point. A great showman.
Depends bc I've seen him completely suck wasted too lol
@Count_Apollyon5 where u get that time frame from lmaooo
"Personal Insult" is one of the best songs ever written in heavy music... live version just kills!!
YES🤘
I’m sure some dudes were jamming that song in the early Iraq days
Hank 3 was good at the whole hairspinning thing
*Windmilling*
Too bad he's pretty much a Ku Klutz Klan member.
@dicktrickle4197 haha good one. He loved Cliff Burton
starts the concert off instead of going right into a song.. a 4 minute rant. I was at this show it was chaos!! one of the best shows ive attended.
A 4 minute rant and then says “this next song” hadn’t Even played one yet lol
@robertfloyd3081 that comment had me rolling on the floor hahaha
@@robertfloyd3081 he said the first song
Love SJ!! Always kills....I am 52 yrs young and love heavy music 😎 Who is with me?
Ahh the days I used to listen to them all the time. Got to play them more often.
We're not hippies, we're slippies!
like the manson familiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
R.I.P Uncle Charlie😕
Dressed like a target. I love Superjoint they kick fuckin asssss
Man those were the days. Does anyone remember on the old superjoint ritual website when Phil used to check in from the road with lengthy diaries? Could have been on this tour. Still have the work shirt and hoodie around somewhere
No, but I'd love to read it - is there an archive or something?
Hank3 playing bassist boom!! We didn’t know the greatness
Great dude man. I shook his hand on this tour.
Never underestimate the power of a garage band. One minute ur just jamming wirh your bros the next thing u know, this happens. Friday
19:55 man i LOVE that fucking part
I can't get enough of this performance ..
ruclips.net/video/XPTo2vTJamU/видео.html
I miss high school ditching and listening to this with my bros while we smoked and rocked
Seen this in Grand Rapids forever thankful
Dude loves small venues. This was Phil beginning to get back to his roots.
I was there right in front of Jimmy Bower
9:40 Personal Insult
So glad i was at this show, video just dont do it justice, but very thankful this guy shared it...its funny i can still remember this show like it was yesterday ...beautiful night and time in heavy metal
“This song makes me wanna break my head open,” That kids is musical nirvana.😜
This is like metal + punk + demonic phil
Exactly bro. Which is why they kicked ass 🤘🏼
Man, I cant get enough of this video. Thank you!
It also reminds me of how lame the reunion was. No Hank3, damn...
The band had no life on stage
I was at this show .I'm glad it is here .I wish morbid angel ,and Devildriver's show where included also they were very good opening acts.
miller11m same show i saw, 2003 tour.my stop was Worcester though, theirs an interview on youtube about it from the bus
I was here too!
I was there! Those break downs were so heavy 🔥and that superjoint chant/ jam was beautiful
I was at their first show in SA in 2002. Maybe 150 people there. It was incredible.
san antonio?
@@figsthrash66 yes the first time they played in San Antonio. It was at Sunset Station on June 27, 2002. Down had played the same venue a few weeks earlier to a packed house. Almost nobody was there for the Superjoint show
I never gave superjoint too much credit but man they can fucking BANG!! That is some headbanging melt your face off shit. I wish some songs had a little more "space" but i dont think that's the point of the band or the genre. Fuck Your Enemy has some of the best groove ever, damn
These guys were all METAL!!! So in Awe!
Я люблю эту группу Superjoint Rutual
Did anyone hear the new Superjoint song? to me it doesn't sound like classic Superjoint. Idk if it's the way it's mixed or whatever but I listened to it like 10 times and I still don't think it sounds like any of this good stuff here. It's called sociopathic herd delusion.
I agree it doesn't sound like the first two albums. Its a different band and Phil's songwriting has changed. To me it sounds like a combination of superjoint and the Illegals (which it is I guess). It has a lot of the stop/start type of songs like on the Illegals album in which Phil seemed to intentionally cut off any chance of a headbanging groove. But on Caught up In the Gears he allows some moments of headbanging especially on the title track and Circling the Drain among others.
I think the biggest difference is the loss of Joe Fazzio. He helped produce the first two SJ records and his drumming is the driving force on those records. Its way up front and he does a lot of intense things with his blast beats, d-beats, and drum rolls sometimes all within the same stanza. New drummer Blue can do those things but he had to be told to do them they don't seem to come from a natural place.
And #3 its hard to really hear Blue's drumming because he's mixed so low. It may be awesome but its hard to tell...
Todd Bryant totally agree on everything, I mean now that the whole album is out and I've soaked it up, it's good but I like the way the first two records sound better, I mean the alcoholic and Fuck your enemy are classics man! I don't like how the drums are low in the mix, today and tomorrow sounds exactly like an illegals song imo....and yeah there is a lot of that start stop shit....
Honestly heroin influenced the first 2 albums a lot phil was really just talking about the problem he had with it on them, the newer stuff is a clean phil who has his mind on the people that are pussies like SJWs and all that good shit
I agree with you guys I do like some of the newer songs but I love the older songs 1,000 times better.
Ya , its not good
Bower fucking Power.
SJR live 2002-2004 was a site to behold. Incredible live, and more fun than Pantera
13:24 hank is FULL ON
hank goes apeshit and i love it
Stay Heavy! Love it!
It would have been sooo much better if Pantera had stayed on tour for Reinventing the Steel and this project waited on a shelf.
nice post man thanks
These guys FN RULE! OMG! Phil is THE KID!!
I saw them on their very 1st tour in a dump in Springfield Va & no joke there was maybe 50-60 people there including staff….i saw them at the same place on their next tour & that was no longer the case….me & my buddies partied with Hank for a little while before the show 🖤great night 🤤I was 32 😞now I’m 52
hellyeah HANK 3
🔥🔥🔥
it´s like I´m watching this from my silvery spoon instead of a computer screen.
Saw them 2003: SJR
Devildriver
Morbid Angel
1st show ever
*(other then soulfly)
So did i... I was 23 yrs old..I saw pantera 4 times live and was so excited to see phil in a small club..I got so wasted I dont remember that much of it
Thanks brother
"GODDAMN!
Fuck yeah
COUNTERCLOCKWISE!
Killer
Is this Hank 3 on Bass?
Hank stays head banging like Tom arya and Tom fucked his neck up and back bad but he head bang like no other and he had surgery. And he paid for it but it is real metal no sell out shit
at 12:20 you see a security guy throw beer on a guy and then grab him up lol. I love supperjoint ritual
NY Devil 12:37
Water
Dam straight. The South will Rise Again.
Phil has legendary bands bower power brother Phil and Jimmy. Down super two bad ass bands brother and of course pantera and eye hate god
Ever hear Christ Inversion?
Jejus christ Phil is so cool
AWESOME! DO YOU HAVE PART. 3? I DON'T SEE IT
I seen them a bunch of times back in the day. I wonder if I looked this fucked up when I was on methadone and klonopin....lol. Only the strongest people ever come off of that drug willingly.
Setlist?
I know I'm going to get a lot of wtf's.personally I think this was the last good music Phil was apart of.I saw superjoint in Columbus Ohio.devildriver played there first live show as a band.
Have you checked out Scour? It's a badass it's fucking heavy as shit.
W_
I hate seeing Phil wasted.
He's obviously not wasted - he's not rolling around on the floor drooling on himself. He's in a good place here you can hear it in his voice. Even if he was overindulging in hard drugs his performances were spot on.
Sure, Phil wasn't a junkie in 2003.
ScumOfCaligula so what if he was? He put out some beautiful art during this period.
he was totally junked out during these years but with superjoint this era he was out of control which made the concerts chaotic with this band. Great show.. I was here.
Hahahhah @ whoever says " he´s obviously not wasted." - this whole performance is in itself an ode to all downer I can think of : Heroin, benzos, (r)oxys ,muscle relaxers, methadone , bong hits, fentanyl ,alcohol , tranquilizers ...you name it, it´s all on that stage in one member or the other , or in all even.