The cacaphony of the crowd with the drone at the beginning is actually an awesome organic embellishment and a dissonat harmony until the band swells in to start the catharsis the crowd is about to have. I remember seeing them upon return from their indefinite hiatus in Nashville and our crowd became dead silent as the music began. I think we were in such eager anticipation of their return we hung on every note and drone and tone in total silence. I thought I had found my favorite band, but that I would never get a chance to see them and perhaps we as a crowd were in mutual agreement or it damn sure felt like it. If the band were to ever get silent, we would have heard a feather reverberate through the venue. God's pee was truly raining down on that day. The music was an abundance of golden showers and harmony. I'll never forget seeing my indefinite favorite band live for the first time.
I used to listen to them with two precious friends/brothers, in the beggining of this millennium. We would play them in abandoned factories and buildings. We would get in a car and drive through empty mountain villages and roads in the middle of the night. All the buildings and night creatures would merge into the interior of the car. Sometimes i would smoke and the herb would merge into the interior of the buildings and night creatures that were merging into the music in the interior of the car. Like that, layer upon layer of sonic goodness. Landscapes made with spider webs. The car tires made of honey. Now, like always, life is still beautiful and filled with delicious secrets. Some friends remain, some are gone, but beauty is always around - to see it we just need to be grateful and abandon fear and expectations. I have a roof, food and health, my country is at peace and i have an infinite array of culture at my disposal - what else could anyone expect? I just bought the ticket to see them in Lisbon, together with my two friends, this November. For a second i hesitated on buying the ticket. I wondered if there was really something magic in GY!BE (because i didn't listen to them in years). I clicked on this video and WOW! Thank you all, brothers and sisters. Obrigado!
Oh my goodness!! Awesome Reminds me of the good old times I had with an old friend. His the one who introduced me to this band and many many others! Hope his doing well 🙏
Great. I discovered them in 1998. Was sure, when I heard them on my favorite radio program (The dead flag blues) on a sunday night, that if I finished a rendering film for my architecture / urban planning diploma, that would be the sound for that. When they were playing in summer 2000 at Cologne got there. One of the most stunning concert events I ever was allowed to witness. A concert you might once tell your grandchildren about. Muit obrigado Bartolomeu Gusmao. Hope to maybe see them another time again on stage. If not - I was lucky to see them once in a lifetime. That's already a lot. Best wishes to all of you guys here. Take care.
I love how you showed the crowd starting to leave at the end. Godspeed live is such an intense, special experience. There is some serious energy going on in those rooms that I've never felt at any other show. And there's always this kind of communal amazement in the audience. Like after the show you can 100% just look at a stranger and just go "holy shit", and they immediately get it.
Had the same experience seeing Mogwai live, loads of stunned people wandering around trying to remember who they are, where they're going, who they're with, and how to exist in a world where you don't have transcendent music shaking your body and redefining your reality. Never had the pleasure of seeing GYBE live, but if I ever do I know I'll need an exit strategy for re-integrating with baseline reality. May even take some notes for myself to avoid getting lost forever
Tracklist: Hope Drone: 5:55 Bosses Hang/Buildings 15:50 Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls 30:38 Railroads (Anthem for No State 2015 live version) 49:24 Peasantry or "Light! Inside of Light!"(Behemoth start) 1:11:06 Piss Crowns are Trebled (Behemoth second portion) 1:30:10 (encore) (!) Moya 1:54:30
Godspeed taught me self reflection through music. I've never had music melt into me like that and probably never will, it's been ages but coming back for the feels is always nostalgia
So lucky. I've been a fan since 2001 and never had the opportunity to see them because they've never come close to where I live :(. #1 band I want to see and I'm a fan of thousands of bands.
I'd never heard of them until 2-3 months ago when I saw their concert listed in SF's Castro Theatre movie calendar. Based on the description I immediately bought a ticket. How I never heard of them before, I don't know. Fantastic show. I can see where Godspeed + acid would rock a person's world. Very happy to discover them.
Just saw them live a week ago at First Ave in Minneapolis, their music was on my mind a lot during the uprising here when the city I call home was in so much pain and so when I saw them live finally it just brought all those emotions back. The catharsis, the burning passion, the anger, the sense of hope from seeing that precinct on fire. God I fucking love this band. Very little music in this world can actually just perfectly encapsulate a feeling but GY!BE really capture that yearning for freedom, that hope against all hope, catharsis in destruction.
It might be their best song, honestly. As awesome as Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven was, I feel like they outdid themselves with Luciferian Towers. It’s so fucking good.
@@ToHellOrUtopia I've heard a lot of people say it's not nearly their best, but I really agree with you... Bosses Hang is also my favorite, and all of Luciferian Towers is amazing. I've seen them play Bosses Hang live four times now, and I have broken down in sobbing, racking tears each time from how beautiful it is.
@@delucain Just saw them on Devil's Night and as much as I loved the recorded song, and it always spoke to me, that shit had me tearing up to hear it live. So powerful.
I saw them in 2011 in Detroit with a friend who was a huge fan. I had only heard some of their stuff in passing at the time. The concert was unique compared to others I have seen and it's one of the concerts I think back on and appreciate more as time goes on.
I can only pray I experience 'Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls' live in my lifetime. Seen them 3 times, and that piece has always failed to be on the setlist. Regardless, GYBE live is always a treasured experience, irrespective of the setlist
Been to other post-rock bands (e.g. Mono, EITS) but there is simply nothing like Godspeed. The darkness of the room, the projections, the long drone at the beginning, the energy and anticipation when they first come out, the lack of interaction with the audience, the sheer loudness and raw power of their music. I can't wait to see them again.
Saw them live at The Crocodile Cafe in 2000. Heard about them through the Sonic Youth newsgroup and decided to see the early all-ages show. Was so blown away by them that I got right back in line for the second show. I've never been to a show where I was so sober but yet the music made me feel so absolutely high.
I have tickets to see them in London in Jan 22. Can't wait. Last time I saw them, someone in the audience shouted "Play Wonderwall" Someone in the band replied "You play Wonderwall"
These musicians are beyond talented. They are the most incredible collection of artist doing something absolutely amazing. And if you can't see/hear that I genuinely feel sorry for you and I mean that without malice. I have a feeling I can't describe when I hear music on this level. It's transcendent. Great vid btw. Thanks
@@parexal They played live a few times here in the last couple of years. They are doing Europe later in the year now, so I fully expect they will play the UK this year, probably November or December.
@@nremac It's amazing. I've listened to it every day since release. I'm a bit of an audiophile so I'm listening using different headphones/IEMs and even different speakers. It's been a good time man.
An encore?x Whitman, how rare. Only once in Halifax did I experience one. Prior to it,Effrim spoke to/with the audience about BORDERS. They had just come back into Canada from touring the,States during which time, America had just toppled,Bagdad two days before. x.o.x.x.
This is great! I love GYBE! Going to see them 3/4/22 here in Berkeley! Check out the video "Pyramid Song but 800% Slower by Radiohead" here on RUclips.
I want to know how in the fuck aren't more people watching/listening to this? I loathed it, a first, tbh..... I was very wrong. I want nothing more to be a small piece to this audio magic on stage with these musicians
Reading this comment section made me look when i can see them next. And theyre in my hometown of Detroit at one of my most favorite theatres in like 2 weeks. And not a chance in hell i can make it and its heartbreaking😢
I truly think one has to spend some time in Montreal - especially in the MILE END neighborhood to really understand this band. I have been staying in Montreal for the past 3 months (from Philly) - and I have been frequenting Casa De Popolo (the Music venue/tavern that one of the members of the band opened). Montreal in contrast to US cities, and even Toronto, is a "Proletariate" City, Creative-Working Class, Egalitarian politically, and socially. It's beautiful, and yet scruffy around the ears...there is kind of a "Brooklyn Vibe"...bagel shops, an Hasidic community, and a Post-Hippy Hipster glaze over everything! Honestly - the place, like this music is invading my mind - and stealing my heart!
@@TheAncientEmo why so mean? What did I say? You asked question, I answered, wasn't trying to be condescending, just trying to be funny if anything. And what does asking someone their age have to do with anything anyways seriously, so I just answered in a funny way
i LIKE IT BUT this ain't Nothing new... I know you fanboys think this is something "amazing" it's good but you want to hear something really amazing check the bootlegs from Pink Floyd after Syd Barrett Left between 1969 to 1973 before dark side of the moon that was out of earth no one has reached that level ever you don't believe it LISTEN AND THEN TELL ME.,and please note the time it was done and that it wasn't a collective of 200 people it was 4 guys...
@@sigilaudio6615 If it was you know who wins... It's good but "post rock., indie etc"? Pink Floyd and others did all this made up genders since forever...
Pink Floyd is mainstream, music is not about "create something new" but about create something and that's it. Nobody cares about originality, what's matter is what happen to your heart. And only that.
I've never heard of post-rock before 30 minutes ago. I did a quick search for the best post-rock band and godspeed came up. I'm currently 12 minutes into their concert and they haven't played a single note resembling a song yet. Just sounds like an orchestra tuning and that's the worst sounding part of any orchestral performance. What is the appeal of this "music"? there seems to be no semblance of structure at all.
The opening is "Hope Drone", which is a bit brutalist. Godspeed You! Black Emperor take a little while to adjust to, be patient, it will be rewarding. Trust me on this... the first time I saw them live, I only saw half of the performance because I didn't get it. The second time it took until the second half for it to click. I've seen them three more times since and it's a transcendental experience.
Steve L it's really the definition of "acquired taste". That term can come with a pretentious feeling, but it's not pretentious at all (even thought a lot of bands in this genre can be very pretentious). It's just getting used to it, or if you already appreciate it. But it makes perfect sense if it's not your thing, many will feel that way
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This band saved my life.
same here brother
Same
Same here
same u.u
This band made me feel alive for the first time in a very long time.
The cacaphony of the crowd with the drone at the beginning is actually an awesome organic embellishment and a dissonat harmony until the band swells in to start the catharsis the crowd is about to have.
I remember seeing them upon return from their indefinite hiatus in Nashville and our crowd became dead silent as the music began. I think we were in such eager anticipation of their return we hung on every note and drone and tone in total silence. I thought I had found my favorite band, but that I would never get a chance to see them and perhaps we as a crowd were in mutual agreement or it damn sure felt like it. If the band were to ever get silent, we would have heard a feather reverberate through the venue. God's pee was truly raining down on that day. The music was an abundance of golden showers and harmony. I'll never forget seeing my indefinite favorite band live for the first time.
I used to listen to them with two precious friends/brothers, in the beggining of this millennium. We would play them in abandoned factories and buildings. We would get in a car and drive through empty mountain villages and roads in the middle of the night.
All the buildings and night creatures would merge into the interior of the car. Sometimes i would smoke and the herb would merge into the interior of the buildings and night creatures that were merging into the music in the interior of the car. Like that, layer upon layer of sonic goodness. Landscapes made with spider webs. The car tires made of honey.
Now, like always, life is still beautiful and filled with delicious secrets. Some friends remain, some are gone, but beauty is always around - to see it we just need to be grateful and abandon fear and expectations. I have a roof, food and health, my country is at peace and i have an infinite array of culture at my disposal - what else could anyone expect?
I just bought the ticket to see them in Lisbon, together with my two friends, this November. For a second i hesitated on buying the ticket. I wondered if there was really something magic in GY!BE (because i didn't listen to them in years). I clicked on this video and WOW!
Thank you all, brothers and sisters. Obrigado!
Bartolomeu Gusmão I’m going to use the third paragraph as a song title thanks bro
Dig that man, dig that
Oh my goodness!! Awesome Reminds me of the good old times I had with an old friend. His the one who introduced me to this band and many many others! Hope his doing well 🙏
damn dude covid probably fucked up your November show :(
Great. I discovered them in 1998. Was sure, when I heard them on my favorite radio program (The dead flag blues) on a sunday night, that if I finished a rendering film for my architecture / urban planning diploma, that would be the sound for that. When they were playing in summer 2000 at Cologne got there. One of the most stunning concert events I ever was allowed to witness. A concert you might once tell your grandchildren about. Muit obrigado Bartolomeu Gusmao. Hope to maybe see them another time again on stage. If not - I was lucky to see them once in a lifetime. That's already a lot.
Best wishes to all of you guys here. Take care.
I love how you showed the crowd starting to leave at the end. Godspeed live is such an intense, special experience. There is some serious energy going on in those rooms that I've never felt at any other show. And there's always this kind of communal amazement in the audience. Like after the show you can 100% just look at a stranger and just go "holy shit", and they immediately get it.
Had the same experience seeing Mogwai live, loads of stunned people wandering around trying to remember who they are, where they're going, who they're with, and how to exist in a world where you don't have transcendent music shaking your body and redefining your reality. Never had the pleasure of seeing GYBE live, but if I ever do I know I'll need an exit strategy for re-integrating with baseline reality. May even take some notes for myself to avoid getting lost forever
This live version of moya is incredible
Tracklist:
Hope Drone: 5:55
Bosses Hang/Buildings 15:50
Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls 30:38
Railroads (Anthem for No State 2015 live version) 49:24
Peasantry or "Light! Inside of Light!"(Behemoth start) 1:11:06
Piss Crowns are Trebled (Behemoth second portion) 1:30:10
(encore) (!) Moya 1:54:30
Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls will always be incredible musical storytelling
Honestly
I'm stuck on an overnight shift but Moya just gave me life.
Can't believe this band actually exists. It feels like they just came out of nowhere.
Godspeed taught me self reflection through music. I've never had music melt into me like that and probably never will, it's been ages but coming back for the feels is always nostalgia
God that more bass-y feeling on this performance of Piss crowns are Trebled would have been so great to hear in person.
I had never heard of Godspeed You! I was tripping on acid at a festival when I saw them. Holy shit was it life changing.
So lucky. I've been a fan since 2001 and never had the opportunity to see them because they've never come close to where I live :(. #1 band I want to see and I'm a fan of thousands of bands.
I'd never heard of them until 2-3 months ago when I saw their concert listed in SF's Castro Theatre movie calendar. Based on the description I immediately bought a ticket. How I never heard of them before, I don't know. Fantastic show. I can see where Godspeed + acid would rock a person's world. Very happy to discover them.
Sooooo can you recommend? Thinking about doing the same, what was the dose?
@@findsonpettus2935 absolutely. I think I did three hits but strength varies.
That does sound life changing
Just saw them live a week ago at First Ave in Minneapolis, their music was on my mind a lot during the uprising here when the city I call home was in so much pain and so when I saw them live finally it just brought all those emotions back. The catharsis, the burning passion, the anger, the sense of hope from seeing that precinct on fire. God I fucking love this band. Very little music in this world can actually just perfectly encapsulate a feeling but GY!BE really capture that yearning for freedom, that hope against all hope, catharsis in destruction.
After decades of listening to them, this is actually the first time I get to see a tiny bit of graphic of them.
The violin. That’s my favorite part.
This is a nice, heavy, recording of Behemoth. Its weight does not always come through in field recordings.
surprised this only has this many views
In the postrock world, that's plenty of views because unfortunately only few human beings have a real music taste
Bosses Hang is literally my favorite song ever
It might be their best song, honestly. As awesome as Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven was, I feel like they outdid themselves with Luciferian Towers. It’s so fucking good.
@@ToHellOrUtopia I've heard a lot of people say it's not nearly their best, but I really agree with you... Bosses Hang is also my favorite, and all of Luciferian Towers is amazing. I've seen them play Bosses Hang live four times now, and I have broken down in sobbing, racking tears each time from how beautiful it is.
for me it's up there with Moya and Government Came. Incredible stuff
@@delucain Just saw them on Devil's Night and as much as I loved the recorded song, and it always spoke to me, that shit had me tearing up to hear it live. So powerful.
I saw them in 2011 in Detroit with a friend who was a huge fan. I had only heard some of their stuff in passing at the time. The concert was unique compared to others I have seen and it's one of the concerts I think back on and appreciate more as time goes on.
I can only pray I experience 'Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls' live in my lifetime. Seen them 3 times, and that piece has always failed to be on the setlist. Regardless, GYBE live is always a treasured experience, irrespective of the setlist
Been to other post-rock bands (e.g. Mono, EITS) but there is simply nothing like Godspeed. The darkness of the room, the projections, the long drone at the beginning, the energy and anticipation when they first come out, the lack of interaction with the audience, the sheer loudness and raw power of their music. I can't wait to see them again.
I just saw them in Asheville NC 8/9/19, amazing performance! Hope I get a chance to see them many many more times!
That was a great show and 100% worth the 9 hours I drove to see it.
That show was incredible! It was like I was in a trance the entire time
Final song, so fucking good. Brought to tears again.
7 people where assuming this was a black metal band.
lmfao
this is so much better than black metal
Saw them live at The Crocodile Cafe in 2000. Heard about them through the Sonic Youth newsgroup and decided to see the early all-ages show. Was so blown away by them that I got right back in line for the second show. I've never been to a show where I was so sober but yet the music made me feel so absolutely high.
Best band ever. They saved my life.
I have tickets to see them in London in Jan 22. Can't wait.
Last time I saw them, someone in the audience shouted "Play Wonderwall"
Someone in the band replied "You play Wonderwall"
I love that so much!! When or where was that?
Really, this band saved my guitar
These musicians are beyond talented. They are the most incredible collection of artist doing something absolutely amazing. And if you can't see/hear that I genuinely feel sorry for you and I mean that without malice. I have a feeling I can't describe when I hear music on this level. It's transcendent. Great vid btw. Thanks
you sexy infj or intj you
Fabulous. Cheers for this most excellent film recording and uploading it for us all to watch.
Thanks; the music you all create is... awesome
Finalement, un bon mood de Pandémie.
forever the mood
THE CAR'S ON FIRE!!!!!!
..And there's no driver at the wheel!
And the Sewers are all muttered with a thousand lonely suicides
@@aujoryClimbers and a dark wind blows
The government is corrupt
And the billboards are all leering
I gotta seem em live at some point in my life.
"Godspeed You! Black Emperor is not playing near you." - great. The joys of living in the UK.
@@parexal They played live a few times here in the last couple of years. They are doing Europe later in the year now, so I fully expect they will play the UK this year, probably November or December.
@@sohatyi Thanks Jeff. I'll keep my eyes open for upcoming dates. Cheers.
They're playing Montreal this November. Check your locals
Matt McIver oh man yeah I’ve seen those dates. I’m really considering it. It’s only a couple hour drive.
Looking very forward to the new album April 2 2021.
what do you think of it? :)
@@nremac It's amazing. I've listened to it every day since release. I'm a bit of an audiophile so I'm listening using different headphones/IEMs and even different speakers. It's been a good time man.
@@brydon10 Glad to hear it, and same here on all counts! This week has been a special one.
@@nremac Awesome. Keep on enjoying it.
Magnificent, thank you guys
Saw them at the Alexander Palace .....loved them to bits..thanks.
Sinto como nunca, paciência em ver o não visto, ver e acreditar sem resposta. Eu amo.
Ohhh real orchestral instuments. Nice.
This gave me shivers in a good way
An encore?x Whitman, how rare. Only once in Halifax did I experience one. Prior to it,Effrim spoke to/with the audience about BORDERS. They had just come back into Canada from touring the,States during which time, America had just toppled,Bagdad two days before. x.o.x.x.
This is great! I love GYBE! Going to see them 3/4/22 here in Berkeley! Check out the video "Pyramid Song but 800% Slower by Radiohead" here on RUclips.
Nice
I've previously listened to it and it's fascinating!
I want to know how in the fuck aren't more people watching/listening to this? I loathed it, a first, tbh..... I was very wrong. I want nothing more to be a small piece to this audio magic on stage with these musicians
Reading this comment section made me look when i can see them next. And theyre in my hometown of Detroit at one of my most favorite theatres in like 2 weeks. And not a chance in hell i can make it and its heartbreaking😢
The title of the video is misleading ;-). It is not a concert, it is an experience, a trip, a unique moment, that changes your life.
This band is wild AF too.
Seeing them tomorrow night very excited
Enjoy
Thank You
listened to lift your skinny fists like antennas to heaven the 1st time i took mdma it was dope, sleep sounded fucking nuts.
One my fav band,
Wow.
Old version of Rockets Fall > new version of Rockets Fall
i was at this concert ZORLU PSM in Istanbul. The concert was awesome but audience was so bad. only few people came to listen to them.
Konser nasıldı acaba biraz anlatabilir misiniz :’) canlı dinlemek hayalim, bir daha gelebilmelerine dair bir umut arıyorum
this is magical.
34:54 doctor who vibe starts in 3... 2... 1...
Best profile picture my man ;) glad to see the overlap
goosebumps at Peasantry - nice riffage!!!
SUBLIME....quando la musica è arte.....
54:49 - 55:00 i always break in this part
Nice profile picture :P
Meiriatarka V yours better
i MUST collaborate with you guys at some point! I LOVE your music and i hope you enjoy mine too!
The most powerful end.
Bosses Hang rules!!!!
How did human beings even come up with this kind of music?
Real music at the highest level
I go sleep to the end of the world every night
moyaaa
Yes
Where is this from? Fantastic footage, good video and sound!
🖤🖤
These comments are so great.
I swear these GYBE comment sections are something else
I truly think one has to spend some time in Montreal - especially in the MILE END neighborhood to really understand this band. I have been staying in Montreal for the past 3 months (from Philly) - and I have been frequenting Casa De Popolo (the Music venue/tavern that one of the members of the band opened). Montreal in contrast to US cities, and even Toronto, is a "Proletariate" City, Creative-Working Class, Egalitarian politically, and socially. It's beautiful, and yet scruffy around the ears...there is kind of a "Brooklyn Vibe"...bagel shops, an Hasidic community, and a Post-Hippy Hipster glaze over everything! Honestly - the place, like this music is invading my mind - and stealing my heart!
Incredible performance
1:08:51 sonic boom
Where was this concert?
2015-04-23 [Le Bataclan, Paris, France]
L'envers yin de Swans
It must cost them a fortune to go on tour
Hi, what venue is this? Thank you
Where was this filmed?
2015-04-23 [Le Bataclan, Paris, France]
was this at the union transfer ?
Great set. Where was this filmed?
2015-04-23 [Le Bataclan, Paris, France]
2 hours and they only played like 13 songs
Reunion nuña
set list please
Rough timestamps:
00:00 - 15:43 Hope Drone
15:44 - 30:20 Bosses Hang
30:34 - 50:30 Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls
50:34 - 1:10:36 Anthem for No State
1:12:00 - 1:30:27 Peasantry or Light Inside of Light/Lambs' Breath/Asunder, Sweet
1:30:28 - 1:50:00 Piss Crowns are Trebled (and fade out)
1:54:10 Moya (encore)
Brown Michael Lopez Robert Brown Jose
sorry but I don't get this
How old are you
@@TheAncientEmo older than you kiddo
@@sonnimonni2482 then that’s sad because you’ve clearly learned nothing in your years of life
@@TheAncientEmo why so mean? What did I say? You asked question, I answered, wasn't trying to be condescending, just trying to be funny if anything. And what does asking someone their age have to do with anything anyways seriously, so I just answered in a funny way
breakbeat better than this
i LIKE IT BUT this ain't Nothing new...
I know you fanboys think this is something "amazing" it's good but you want to hear something really amazing check the bootlegs from Pink Floyd after Syd Barrett Left between 1969 to 1973 before dark side of the moon that was out of earth no one has reached that level ever you don't believe it LISTEN AND THEN TELL ME.,and please note the time it was done and that it wasn't a collective of 200 people it was 4 guys...
Art is unique to its moment and the artist. Its not a competition.
@@sigilaudio6615 If it was you know who wins... It's good but "post rock., indie etc"? Pink Floyd and others did all this made up genders since forever...
whatever dude. pink floyd didn’t make lift yr skinny fists. get outta here
Pink Floyd is mainstream, music is not about "create something new" but about create something and that's it. Nobody cares about originality, what's matter is what happen to your heart. And only that.
yur a big ole peepee man
I've never heard of post-rock before 30 minutes ago. I did a quick search for the best post-rock band and godspeed came up. I'm currently 12 minutes into their concert and they haven't played a single note resembling a song yet. Just sounds like an orchestra tuning and that's the worst sounding part of any orchestral performance. What is the appeal of this "music"? there seems to be no semblance of structure at all.
The opening is "Hope Drone", which is a bit brutalist. Godspeed You! Black Emperor take a little while to adjust to, be patient, it will be rewarding. Trust me on this... the first time I saw them live, I only saw half of the performance because I didn't get it. The second time it took until the second half for it to click. I've seen them three more times since and it's a transcendental experience.
Jump to 1:11 and listen onward. If it's for you, that's the part that will do it.
Steve L it's really the definition of "acquired taste". That term can come with a pretentious feeling, but it's not pretentious at all (even thought a lot of bands in this genre can be very pretentious). It's just getting used to it, or if you already appreciate it. But it makes perfect sense if it's not your thing, many will feel that way
Quiet your tongue.
gotta be patient loser
Godspeed albums: Amazing.
Godspeed concerts: Bo-ring.