Stellar performance. Phil’s clean vocals sound as clean and crisp as they do on the album. On a side note, did someone in the crowd really say, “fuck the whiskey, they stole my cigarettes”? 😂
Probably enough time has passed to where he’s now more comfortable with singing clean vocals live, and he’s also hopefully past the point of feeling really emotionally vulnerable singing this song due to the subject matter.
I came here to see if this matches the studio sound, and his vocals are really that good. I'm not sure what you find that's "bad" about any of it. You'd go look for heavier stuff from them if you were actually interested. I recognize that Phil's gift extends beyond his gutterals, growls, screams, etc...his clean vocals are amazing, and you can hear the sand paper grit as he transitions into a belting scream during the particularly vulnerable portions of this song. You have no clue of the dynamics it requires to convey such emotions, and if you did, you'd certainly respect his choice. I'm sure you expected to get this sort of response, but I'd rather meet you with logic than to perpetuate the ignorance. Open your mind and close that mouth of yours.
@@capmasta1 I heard it live in Richmond with many others. We used the opportunity to refresh our drinks and give each other stares. Just before wc was Shadow of Intent. They should have played for 45 minutes longer. Every one loved SOT
Stellar performance. Phil’s clean vocals sound as clean and crisp as they do on the album. On a side note, did someone in the crowd really say, “fuck the whiskey, they stole my cigarettes”? 😂
Phil has balls to play this live. If it was me i would break down every time
Dean Winchester, killin shit as always ❤️
When did he start facing the crowd with this song?
He's probably starting to get more comfortable with singing this song and others with cleans in front of people.
Probably enough time has passed to where he’s now more comfortable with singing clean vocals live, and he’s also hopefully past the point of feeling really emotionally vulnerable singing this song due to the subject matter.
His cleans reminds me of Ivan moody
@@justinsayswtf well i saw them in montreal october 26th and he didn’t sing orphan in front of the crowd
Damn, bro guy got his cigs stolen lol
What the hell is this? Phil has one of the most powerful harsh vocals ever and he decides to sing monotone to a country song?
try to sound like tool, you aint tool
Sounds nothing like tool wtf you talking about
who are tool
@@autistic-man- there an amazing band
Found the actual tool
Wildly bad.
Your opinions are worse though..
@@Bigolcheeser this is the most try hard three doors down bs Ive ever heard. Cannot unhear.
@@SunsetKetch something so simple yet it makes you this upset
I came here to see if this matches the studio sound, and his vocals are really that good. I'm not sure what you find that's "bad" about any of it. You'd go look for heavier stuff from them if you were actually interested. I recognize that Phil's gift extends beyond his gutterals, growls, screams, etc...his clean vocals are amazing, and you can hear the sand paper grit as he transitions into a belting scream during the particularly vulnerable portions of this song. You have no clue of the dynamics it requires to convey such emotions, and if you did, you'd certainly respect his choice. I'm sure you expected to get this sort of response, but I'd rather meet you with logic than to perpetuate the ignorance. Open your mind and close that mouth of yours.
@@capmasta1 I heard it live in Richmond with many others. We used the opportunity to refresh our drinks and give each other stares. Just before wc was Shadow of Intent. They should have played for 45 minutes longer. Every one loved SOT