As I Lay Dying live at the Whisky a go go(full show) in 2004

As I Lay Dying live at the Whisky a go go on the Sunset Strip in 2004

[@killswitchhaveyear5582]

Damn! Clint Norris was a beast!

[@9288Savior]

Yeah its too bad he isn't still with the band, I miss him being with the band

[@royalmarine1011]

Clint Norris Breaking Fucking Crabs In Half

[@triviumrain7005]

Seen them 4 times meet them twice awesome guys very down to earth

[@breathelife662]

Track listing:
1. (00:58) A Thousand Steps
2. (02:51) 94 Hours
3. (06:13) Falling Upon Deaf Ears
4. (09:32) Distance Is Darkness
5. (11:58) Undefined
6. (15:10) Forever
7. (20:13) The Pain Of Separation
8. (23:48) Elegy

[@roccofoxtrot8743]

Nick Hipa’s first show with the band!!!

[@arturogonzalez755]

Need to see this band live one day

[@sheseems]

The band in this video no longer exists unfortunately. I was lucky to see them during this era and a few albums afterwards as well.

[@skatevidcentral]

I was at this show, I still have my ticket

[@joelreveles87]

Do you know any of the other bands that played that night?

[@DeathMetalJohnny]

Cannae/ 3 inches of blood

[@tyshred9251]

I feel sorry for you lol

[@tyshred9251]

@@DeathMetalJohnny 3 inches of blood havent seen that name forever. Played a shit ton with them back around this time.

[@The716_]

Same here.

[@WhiteGrapeSwisher]

One of my favorite drummers

[@Oggydog313]

Hell yeah, He slams SO HARD

[@spawnjosias]

God , I fucking miss when they had this sound

[@franciscopelayo1648]

Jesus! I was at this show.

[@dustinchudy2303]

Elegy breakdown still goes CRAZY

[@Oggydog313]

Yo I seen this band back In 2003 At the Shelter in Detroit with Scarlet, The Black Dahlia Murder, an headlining the show was Everytime I die... beat that

[@skatevidcentral]

I saw them in that same Tour in LA

[@WrathUponEden]

So awesome!

[@udeludelkojo1073]

Mang hipa ker ngora mantap Kitu uy \m/😁\m/

[@fajarsetiawan2342]

2:51 - 94 Hours 🤘

[@bryanwinchell8065]

*wasn’t born yet* ME TOO

[@gina6197]

I used to have them on my webjay playlist, I thought I was badass.

[@alexanderdanza]

15:09 Forever

[@Justin-nq6kf]

Cant hear bass drum for shit but can hear the bass over everything.

[@Locoandchooch]

So far I see the robot, the windmill, some exercises, some hip hop dancing. And the waltz

[@rogergonzalez6511]

0:57 😎😎

[@DesareraseD]

Not used to seeing Hippa kinda fuck up but this was early

[@Lord_Morbidus]

First time 94h

[@joewooten2048]

Very Different

[@PrestonGraff]

08:25

[@rogergonzalez8499]

00:58 🤘😎

[@COZMOSLEERETRO-]

Tocaron "The Pain of Separation"???

[@Friendlyfires4985]

Clint was the best

[@joelreveles87]

Do you have the full show of all the bands that night?

[@elcucuy6515]

Was this when they opened up for Six Feet Under?

[@DeathMetalJohnny]

Cannae/three inches of blood

[@siulbelt]

Only for AILD real fans

[@papacharlie5692]

at the highest point of MATHCORE wave ! very good !!!!!

[@fatefatefate]

you're absolutely right, they were one of the most metal oriented metalcore bands while everyone was too focused on "look how many notes i can play in 2 mins xD". it's no wonder why AILD blew up, they were ahead of the game

[@Chris0334]

Metalcore

[@BabyBalla3score]

@@Chris0334 no mathcore.

[@221058gg]

Please!! Setlist......!!! 🙏

[@loganpriest6029]

There were alot of bands that also imitated and copied their style, but that's ok I guess true genius is always imitated but just in a less pure form

[@tyshred9251]

He is saying.
"I'm gonna pay a man to kill my wife and go to prison.
Over and over, in the world metal vocals ever.