I remember when in/Casino/out came out in 98. I got a free cassette. no idea who they were. I swear that that tape never left my car's tapedeck for a year. It's a masterpiece.
Dude, I get it when you're pseudo-mocking them saying they're "trying to be the principals" when discouraging moshing, but specifically at Big Day Out they were the canary in the coalmine. They tried to warn the herd, who probably held the same attitude of thinking they were trying to be "bossed around" by the "principals" and look what happened. It's about situational awareness and a basic modicum of empathy and compassion for your fellow human beings around you. Rest in Peace Jessica Michalik ❤
This kid clearly learned everything about music and ATDI from the internet. So little of what he mentions mattered when the band was around. Who called them the Q-Tip boys?
Such a shame that first album Wire Tap Scars is amazing you should really give it a chance Its literally At the drive in minus Cedric and Omar. That album is a no skip.album for me .
Definitely ahead of their time and underrated, I love At the Drive-in. Nobody sounded like them. Their EP Vaya and album Relationship of Command are fkn great. Honestly I don't mind that they broke up because we got The Mars Volta, incredible live shows. Just got my ticket for September, first time seeing them since 2005, I can't wait.
Dan, At the Drive In were phenomenal!! Great vid, I remember downloading some songs from the big day out from limewire back 20 years ago and being amazed at how wild they were on stage! I always wondered what happened. Thanks! 🥞🥞🥞
I was at the video shoot for One Arm scissor video. The same production company that put on shows for my band associated invited my band. I walked in behind Mike D, and they made him pay to get in. He seem kind of stunned, and seem brief argument held us up but his handler paid the $10. Pretty much watched the show with my friend, Mike D and his handler guy chatting about music. Then I saw them without all the crazy cameras and celebs around…smaller gig with the Murder City Devils and sat on side of stage. It was a very dead crowd but they put on a good performance. Fest fwd and I see the Mars Volta thing. Went to a show and was blown away. Then I worked Bonaroo for Trent Reznor (lots of friends in common from New Orleans back then) and Mara Volta ends up being the opener before NIN. The drummer was a bit newer for them, younger and kind of disrespectful. He kept getting pissed people had cameras in the crowd. Cedric was staring me down like I’m an asshole, they wrecked the trailer. I had to kick out two groupies that couldn’t hold it together. And the band refused to use the normal entry and kept jumping the fence in. Plus the trailer got wrecked, and the drummer was rolling blunts on NIN outside setup for meet and greets…I thought that was a bit disrespectful. Trent didn’t really talk to them at all, like avoided them completely. But he was very chummy with me and the rest of the crew. Not sure if bad blood there for some reason? Those are my run ins with them from 99-2010. Good music, but singer came off as an asshole and the guitar player as just a very nice shy dude focused on his work. They seem to get way more serious towards Mars Volta and Cedric dropped the asshole attitude as far a I could see as the years went by. I probably sound like a dinosaur but I’m 40. I was about 16 for the At The Drive in Times, but got into the shows due to the production company that booked my band. I was around 25 during the Mars Volta stuff.
Could've been the biggest band of 98/99/00. Fucking great live band, great musicians. Total showmen that strutted their stuff. I saw them back then at the Metro in Chicago. VAYA fucking killed.
I saw ATDI at Big Day Out on the Gold Coast, and with the power of hindsight it was pretty obviously a band on their last legs. It was scrappy and antisocial but not in a fun way.
I love ATDI and bought the album from Grand Royal who tacked on extra fees so they could "keep the lights on" (they literally said that in an email to me) and then proceeded to inundate me with spam until I had to block them. There was NO unsubscribe button, no customer service, just an onslaught of unwanted advances by Mike D. and company. Mars Volta is OK.
Saw them in 2000? First time they came to the UK on the back of major hype in the mainstream alternative media coverage.. Very good live show but I remember the 'anti mosh' centiments most 😂
Love at the drive in so much. REALLY recommend looking into some of bootlegs of them playing in the late 90s especially the legendary performance in a Pennsylvania school house
It's absolutely wild that these guys were poised and primed to take over the music world, yet so few people know a thing about them, let alone who they even are. Can't remember how I even came to first know them back in the day as an Aussie, but I feel so lucky that I did. Channel V were probably playing them as much as they could.
Extremely thorough history of the band and information is well-compiled. Information you would have to scour the Internet for is summarised well in this video. My only constructive feedback would that at 12:55 you mention "Mental health or whatever"--I wish you could expound on this more because there is more reason behind it if it influenced them to hiatus/disband. Nonetheless, a very informative video overall which I will be sharing to other ATDI fans. Thank you & keep up the good work!
💜 kinda like their unofficial spokesperson/defence 😊 you are brilliant . Loved how At The Drive In forged their path and how u tell it. Thank you. RTAM, Iggy, Mike D Beastie and more. Love how souls gravitate to each other. I searched One Armed Scissor for the thousandth time. And this vid comes up 🔥
accurate. very well said dude. Great band. The split was inevitable. you could clearly see how the 2 dudes with afros where more connected with each other than the rest of the group ps: i like the mars volta better because im weird and i like weird music, but at the drive in could had been as big as nirvana but they chose their integrity over selling out and thats respectable
They had a choke hold on the scene like no one ever did and probably since. And then it was over. But then I'll never forget I was riding in my home boys car smoking a blunt when he put this CD in that someone had left in the car it was a blank burnt CD and I was like either I'm high as fuck or that's AT THE DRIVE-IN it drove me crazy not knowing what this CD was and finally I found out that Cedric and Omar had started a new band called The Mars Volta and that album blew me away it was an Instant classic. But ya ....AT THE DRIVE-IN
I was at the BDO show in 2001. They were the reason I was there. ROC was intense. I was like 19 or 20. To this day when I listen it makes me wanna break shit. ATDR absolutely delivered. I can still remember it. Cedric called us sheep. They were loose and wild but still sounded like the record. The energy was crazy and the tension in the crowd was palpable. Everyone knew we were watching history. It remains one of the best shows I've ever seen. The record remains in the top 5 of all time. These guys were a flash. They burnt so bright. And for a moment they captured perfection. I'll never forget ATDI. 🫶🤘
this is a tough one: i’m glad they didn’t get huge cuz the music definitely would’ve suffered. at the same time it sucks how shit when down. ATDI are amazing. you could play them for someone today & they’d think it was a new band. that’s how well they held up. but i don’t agree with the no moshing thing. obviously mosh based tragedies are horrible-some of these boys get overzealous and aren’t aware that not everyone is as tall as them -but it just makes ATDI look pretentious. like “WE can rollick about the stage but YOU must stand still and listen to this very important song we wrote” anyway. in my opinion: mars volta was cool for the virtuosity aspect but that’s about it. sparta sucks.
Ya your tripping if u think Sparta sucks I know music is subjective but their first album WIRE TAP SCARS was so good its a no skip album for me I don't get how anyone can be such a big ATDI fan and not like that album it's literally ATDI they still have that unique sound idk if u have actually given it a chance but you should but ya after that album They only have like 2 songs I like.
Idk bro roc was some of the best music ever put to record, but that being said their early so good at what they do with such control they don't intentionally played a bit sloppy(it was kinda a thing at the time, but more on the back end) stuff is the best and go listen to elliot from Louisville Kentucky, and THEN go listen to Sparta itll make sense the cure then atdi, are the grandfathers of all the screamo today or emo or indie or what have you Music is dead,and the fan killed it
Going nuts on stage and then chastising the audience always kind of bugged me. I think the pit was getting dangerous in the late 90s, but I don't think their approach was great. Though, I don't know how I would have handled it.
I remember when in/Casino/out came out in 98. I got a free cassette. no idea who they were. I swear that that tape never left my car's tapedeck for a year. It's a masterpiece.
Their best album imo
Dude, I get it when you're pseudo-mocking them saying they're "trying to be the principals" when discouraging moshing, but specifically at Big Day Out they were the canary in the coalmine. They tried to warn the herd, who probably held the same attitude of thinking they were trying to be "bossed around" by the "principals" and look what happened. It's about situational awareness and a basic modicum of empathy and compassion for your fellow human beings around you.
Rest in Peace Jessica Michalik ❤
This kid clearly learned everything about music and ATDI from the internet. So little of what he mentions mattered when the band was around. Who called them the Q-Tip boys?
What a legendary band goddamit
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@@danframpt0n they suck as per our friend Finn, insufferable
He's has literally no taste
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@@danframpt0nthat's funny because my impression of him is, he likes everything
Also one of my favorites. At the Drive In, Sparta, Mar Volta...so many good memories.
Never got into Sparta. But that first Mars Volta record blew me away
Such a shame that first album Wire Tap Scars is amazing you should really give it a chance Its literally At the drive in minus Cedric and Omar. That album is a no skip.album for me .
@@oddblood- The follow-up album is also a masterpiece. Porcelain I think it's called? I never could get into Mars Volta.
Definitely ahead of their time and underrated, I love At the Drive-in. Nobody sounded like them. Their EP Vaya and album Relationship of Command are fkn great. Honestly I don't mind that they broke up because we got The Mars Volta, incredible live shows. Just got my ticket for September, first time seeing them since 2005, I can't wait.
Agree. I got tix for Red Rocks in Oct. Last time I saw Cedric and crew live was opening for SOAD back in 2005.
Dan, At the Drive In were phenomenal!! Great vid, I remember downloading some songs from the big day out from limewire back 20 years ago and being amazed at how wild they were on stage! I always wondered what happened. Thanks! 🥞🥞🥞
I was at the video shoot for One Arm scissor video. The same production company that put on shows for my band associated invited my band. I walked in behind Mike D, and they made him pay to get in. He seem kind of stunned, and seem brief argument held us up but his handler paid the $10. Pretty much watched the show with my friend, Mike D and his handler guy chatting about music. Then I saw them without all the crazy cameras and celebs around…smaller gig with the Murder City Devils and sat on side of stage. It was a very dead crowd but they put on a good performance.
Fest fwd and I see the Mars Volta thing. Went to a show and was blown away. Then I worked Bonaroo for Trent Reznor (lots of friends in common from New Orleans back then) and Mara Volta ends up being the opener before NIN.
The drummer was a bit newer for them, younger and kind of disrespectful. He kept getting pissed people had cameras in the crowd. Cedric was staring me down like I’m an asshole, they wrecked the trailer. I had to kick out two groupies that couldn’t hold it together. And the band refused to use the normal entry and kept jumping the fence in. Plus the trailer got wrecked, and the drummer was rolling blunts on NIN outside setup for meet and greets…I thought that was a bit disrespectful. Trent didn’t really talk to them at all, like avoided them completely. But he was very chummy with me and the rest of the crew. Not sure if bad blood there for some reason?
Those are my run ins with them from 99-2010. Good music, but singer came off as an asshole and the guitar player as just a very nice shy dude focused on his work. They seem to get way more serious towards Mars Volta and Cedric dropped the asshole attitude as far a I could see as the years went by. I probably sound like a dinosaur but I’m 40. I was about 16 for the At The Drive in Times, but got into the shows due to the production company that booked my band. I was around 25 during the Mars Volta stuff.
This is incredible lol, thank you so much for sharing
Could've been the biggest band of 98/99/00. Fucking great live band, great musicians. Total showmen that strutted their stuff. I saw them back then at the Metro in Chicago. VAYA fucking killed.
The set up keeps evolving and woooooo
Loved seeing them live. Remember Beastie Boys found and signed them. One Armed Scissors was such a bad ass song! 🥞 🥞 🥞 🥞 🥞 🥞
I honestly can’t believe I haven’t seen these guys before
drop a like NOT the ball!
Pancakes framp is yu wearn “overalls” get down niggah!❤
Omar only played bass on Acrobatic Tenement, that was another reason why that album sounded so different from their later output
They killed off ATDI so we can have Volta 🤘🏻 Can’t wait to see them again soon. Been too damn long
I love at the drive ib
I still listen to In/Casino/Out, Vaya and Relationship of Command. Mars Volta and Sparta had their moment but ATDI was special.
I saw ATDI at Big Day Out on the Gold Coast, and with the power of hindsight it was pretty obviously a band on their last legs. It was scrappy and antisocial but not in a fun way.
I love ATDI and bought the album from Grand Royal who tacked on extra fees so they could "keep the lights on" (they literally said that in an email to me) and then proceeded to inundate me with spam until I had to block them. There was NO unsubscribe button, no customer service, just an onslaught of unwanted advances by Mike D. and company.
Mars Volta is OK.
Bro says "okay" like he's Tarantino
Saw them in 2000? First time they came to the UK on the back of major hype in the mainstream alternative media coverage..
Very good live show but I remember the 'anti mosh' centiments most 😂
8:46 no way!
In El Paso, Texas, they played very interesting places. Jim Ward is a die-hard El Pasoan!
Love at the drive in so much. REALLY recommend looking into some of bootlegs of them playing in the late 90s especially the legendary performance in a Pennsylvania school house
It's absolutely wild that these guys were poised and primed to take over the music world, yet so few people know a thing about them, let alone who they even are. Can't remember how I even came to first know them back in the day as an Aussie, but I feel so lucky that I did. Channel V were probably playing them as much as they could.
The reason they didn't like people moshing is because they had a death occur during one of their sets.
One of my favorite things to do is to post pics of Cedric zavala and tag matt Mahana from I set my friends on fire. That makes me happy
Such a crazy story
It really really is
Someone handed me vaya outside a rage against the machine show. First time I ever liked a parking lot tape.
The brightest star often has the shortest lifespan. This is why to this day for me ATDI will always be one of my top 3 bands.
I was lucky to watch and bear witness to this bands rise and peak. Just an unbelievable live show, and band.
7:28 ❤
never disrespect the mars volta
“Super made fun of”
“Afros” made them unique.
“Big big hairs”
“Giant Afros”
“On the underground”
“They’re the Christian dad”
Just stop
Extremely thorough history of the band and information is well-compiled. Information you would have to scour the Internet for is summarised well in this video. My only constructive feedback would that at 12:55 you mention "Mental health or whatever"--I wish you could expound on this more because there is more reason behind it if it influenced them to hiatus/disband. Nonetheless, a very informative video overall which I will be sharing to other ATDI fans. Thank you & keep up the good work!
💜 kinda like their unofficial spokesperson/defence 😊 you are brilliant . Loved how At The Drive In forged their path and how u tell it. Thank you. RTAM, Iggy, Mike D Beastie and more. Love how souls gravitate to each other. I searched One Armed Scissor for the thousandth time. And this vid comes up 🔥
accurate. very well said dude. Great band. The split was inevitable. you could clearly see how the 2 dudes with afros where more connected with each other than the rest of the group
ps: i like the mars volta better because im weird and i like weird music, but at the drive in could had been as big as nirvana but they chose their integrity over selling out and thats respectable
Selling out sounds rad tho!!! You mean I get more money for doing shittier work? Let's fucking go bruv.
wait!! Another Limp Bizkit festival tragedy???
Yeah, somehow this one was worse than Woodstock
Yep. MV and Sparta had their moments but were nowhere near what ATDI were.
They had a choke hold on the scene like no one ever did and probably since. And then it was over. But then I'll never forget I was riding in my home boys car smoking a blunt when he put this CD in that someone had left in the car it was a blank burnt CD and I was like either I'm high as fuck or that's AT THE DRIVE-IN it drove me crazy not knowing what this CD was and finally I found out that Cedric and Omar had started a new band called The Mars Volta and that album blew me away it was an Instant classic. But ya ....AT THE DRIVE-IN
Great fit
Danthony Framtano here
They just need to pull out the Quija board again, so that they can unsell their souls.
Soothsayer
Music journalism still exists!? haha fuck yeah well done dude!
damn, DEN was ahead of their time, everybody in showbiz is doin that now...........
Didn't know grand royal absorbed DEN. I thought they went after them independently from genuine interest
Love the series, but gotta ask if this is a rough translation of the ATDI chapter in Dan Ozzi’s “Sellout?”
Bro you skipped the part where they got back together and were bog average and sold out
I was at the BDO show in 2001. They were the reason I was there. ROC was intense. I was like 19 or 20. To this day when I listen it makes me wanna break shit.
ATDR absolutely delivered. I can still remember it. Cedric called us sheep. They were loose and wild but still sounded like the record. The energy was crazy and the tension in the crowd was palpable. Everyone knew we were watching history.
It remains one of the best shows I've ever seen. The record remains in the top 5 of all time. These guys were a flash. They burnt so bright. And for a moment they captured perfection.
I'll never forget ATDI. 🫶🤘
Whats your favorite/the best at the drive in album or song?
this is a tough one: i’m glad they didn’t get huge cuz the music definitely would’ve suffered. at the same time it sucks how shit when down.
ATDI are amazing. you could play them for someone today & they’d think it was a new band. that’s how well they held up. but i don’t agree with the no moshing thing. obviously mosh based tragedies are horrible-some of these boys get overzealous and aren’t aware that not everyone is as tall as them -but it just makes ATDI look pretentious. like “WE can rollick about the stage but YOU must stand still and listen to this very important song we wrote”
anyway. in my opinion:
mars volta was cool for the virtuosity aspect but that’s about it.
sparta sucks.
Ya your tripping if u think Sparta sucks I know music is subjective but their first album WIRE TAP SCARS was so good its a no skip album for me I don't get how anyone can be such a big ATDI fan and not like that album it's literally ATDI they still have that unique sound idk if u have actually given it a chance but you should but ya after that album They only have like 2 songs I like.
Such a great band
A girl got hurt in a pit thats why they didnt like it, i think she got paralyzed
every youtuber = wrestling fan
Never thought I'd see the day that someone would talk about the legendary band. Great video and thank you for talking about one of my favorite bands
very good video. Really education. Love At the Drive-In.
i feel like i’m watching i dubbz lol
You’re dressed like my 1 year old son in his osh kosh bagosh overalls 😆
New Day Rocks!
Hahaha q-tip boyz
great video, but come on, at the drive in better than the mars volta? i dont know about that. tmv is like peak artistic energy and craftsmanship.
Agree with all that👍
Best band ever
Nice video
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8:27 😮
Idk bro roc was some of the best music ever put to record, but that being said their early so good at what they do with such control they don't intentionally played a bit sloppy(it was kinda a thing at the time, but more on the back end) stuff is the best and go listen to elliot from Louisville Kentucky, and THEN go listen to Sparta itll make sense the cure then atdi, are the grandfathers of all the screamo today or emo or indie or what have you
Music is dead,and the fan killed it
I have no idea what you were trying to say here, I'm sorry
@@danframpt0n just......stuff
All sparta is ,is elliot and at the drive in is just punk rock ,the cure ,in a nutshell
Going nuts on stage and then chastising the audience always kind of bugged me. I think the pit was getting dangerous in the late 90s, but I don't think their approach was great. Though, I don't know how I would have handled it.
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Get the discord up. 🥞 🥞 🥞
On it
Yep 11:02 that was so terrible
Listen to my band
If you saw ATDI and felt nothing then you are lame.
Punk idubbz?
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Is this live ?
This video is a year old. I happened to be live when this video was recommended to you.
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