Is this version available anywhere? I've been looking for it everywhere to no avail. I keep coming back to this one segment and keep replaying it over and over.
3 Albums after Tom's passing, yes they sound are diferent but Tom's legacy still lives on through their music, through us Architects fans, stop being heaters for an evolution of sound and apreciete what Tom left us, and what this guys keep giving us
Because we're not allowed to be honest about our emotions anymore, we are privatized completely, absolute slaves and this guys allow it to us, this world is in hands of psychopaths and they hate emotions mostly, only love them to use against us to gain more money and so more power.
This documentary probably changed my life. Like, I’m not exaggerating. I’m an aspiring screenwriter with depression, who has attempted suicide six times over the course of the nineteen years I’ve been alive. I’ve lost friends and family, I’ve had my heart broken so many times, and now I know that when you translate such pain into art (movies, music, literature, etc) it can be legitimately cathartic not only to the artist but also to the people consuming it. This is easily the most inspiring thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life.
The part about using suffering as an opportunity to make something positive out of it was an eye opener. I relate to everything you said, and wish you the best.
I've finally worked up the courage to watch this again after a few years. Just like the first time i watched that exact part you're referencing moved me to tears.
Oh lord here we go. EDIT: Now I'm sitting here crying at work. Not ashamed. This is the type of connection I expect to experience with music, and by far this is the one band that can get me like this nowadays. RIP Tom Searle. We'll always remember you. We'll always be grateful for what you gave us.
@@DarkHorsehxc I got to see them live in Denver during the Lost forever/Lost Together tour and I wish I could've personally thanked Tom for what his music has done for me. His legacy will live on forever. 🤟🏼❤️
I got to see them at that Ally Pally show. I cried hard then and I cried watching this just now. RIP Tom Searle, his music has been a part of my life for many years and he will be forever remembered. T//S
This documentary really moved me, they are such a strong unit! Since I'm anonymous, I really need to get something off my chest. That show they played with BMTH in Sydney, literally saved my life. I was set on committing suicide that year but after seeing both bands play, hearing Sam and Oli speak and seeing how kind and united everyone was with mourning the loss of Tom, I decided against taking my own life. It was an oddly therapeutic experience. I remember vividly seeing Dan crying and covering his face with a towel while Sam spoke before GWTW and I looked at my brother and realised that I would never want to put him through the pain of losing me at this moment. Anyways, sorry for being too personal! I'm absolutely hyped for their new album!
Was at that show, Travelled up from Hobart with My Lady and spent the whole set in tears. What an absolute beautiful part of life to witness that! Also,Good on ya mate, keep Smiling ay:)
Absolutely started bawling my eyes out when Sam fell to the floor at 18:10. My heart absolutely breaks at what these guys have had to go through as not only musicians, but as friends and families. I'm pretty sure I'm gonna love this band for the rest of my life, no matter what.
Such a beautiful tribute to Tom this video is. I'm glad they're keeping writing new music, I'm sure Tom is really proud from where he is now. Inspirational does not even begin to describe what this band is and what these guys are. Can't wait for Nov. 9. We need a DVD release of the Alexandra Palace show too.
In 10:49, that’s my little brother and I. Nicolas & I, both suffer from severe depression and this band has been pulling us through some really rough patches. Architect songs have carried us through so much. The two of us & our other brother have grown into an entity of peace because of music like this, because of people like architects, because we have found a way to connect. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have saved siblings and made us come so close together. You have lost a brother, thank you for giving mine an outlet to keep him alive. Love, peace & respect always, Sophie xx
I'm new to this doc, but the crowd picking Sam up when he breaks down mid song is, without hyperbole, one of the most beautiful, and powerful, moments I've ever seen at a concert.
This is beautiful. Beautifully produced and the entire concept of this short film has been captured so well. Their emotion they show on stage over their last performances have been insane. When Doomsday starts to kick in, so many feels. Looking forward to January even more
Still, to this day Holly Hell remains to me the most emotional and the closest to my heart Architects work of all. Not only knowing how it was created but seenig how much it all meant to these guys just makes me full of nothing but repect.
I guess I'm an old man or well on the way to becoming one, being 52 years old. Judging by the people coming out to watch Architects the two times I have seen them now, I may well be among a very few people older than 30 or so who think this band is one of the classiest acts I've seen in my entire long life. (Cue me being corrected by a hundred old farts here now ^^ ) The death of Tom has moved me like the passing of people like Dio or Lemmy. The way Architects have dealt with and are dealing with this transition, paired with their general attitude, their social vein, makes me think that they are one of the biggest bands out there. The future of metal in general and the hope for extreme metal. Like Tom, metal will never truly die because of bands like Architects and fans like yourselves.
' Pain is inevitable and sometimes neccessary. And some people disagree with it, but if you not 'gonna use suffering as an opportunity to grow and evolve and become a better person, then... what is the point?' -Dan Searle
I'm a grown-ass man, 25 years old and I'm crying like hell. Rest in Peace Tom, you have a great family and great friends you must look upon from up there. Keep it coming Architects
Last time i was this sad was the moment i was carrying the coffin from my grandma holy fuck this hurts so much but in the same time i feel so euphoric to see them on oncoming concerts and see that we are one family and care about them too.
Tobias thank you for sharing something as fucking heavy as that. I lost my dad and great grandma in 2015 so when they started playing Gone With The Wind I had to let that shit all the way out. most of which were still tears of grief but by the end of this video I left grateful that I was able to experience a small period of my life with them and I also left feeling inspired to try my best to look at the pain in my life as opportunities of learning and growth.
@@AaronSmithDrums Aaron Smith For me it was 2014 and i can definitly feel you there. When i finally saw sam live in concert holding the speech about tom maaaaaan i tell you manly tears were shed in that moment.. :') much love
This is so emotionally hard to watch it hurts and makes me weep... Never thought i could feel pain & love so much in music the way i do now. Also 18:00 - 18:36 watching Sam break down as hard as he did only goes to show what Architects really mean and stand for. To me Holy Hell will be an personal reminder everday to always keep on pushing and let everyone know i love them through action and words. It all really reminds me of Mitch Lucker's documentary, of how emotionally tough it is to loose someone you don't know even personally know. You only got to know them through music. And if this doesn't speak for itself, i don't anything will. Thank you Architects. #RIPTOMSEARLE
I cried so much with Mitch Lucker's documentary and I also cried watching the memorial show, like I cried so bad. Architects are my personal reminder as well of how to keep pushing myself in life and to not give up, specially for the past 6 months. I can't believe how much I cried watching this as well, it hurts to think about how tough is to lose someone like Tom, as well as the friends and family I've lost due to similar causes; I can sort of relate. Their music is so powerful and have nothing else to say but thank you Architects for everything.
Please put English subtitles. I'm Japanese. And, I'm not good at listening to English without subtitle. I really really love Architects! Cheers from Japan 👍
please if you want to understand the English language in a better way, just keep listening and reading in English, and do no translate every word from English to Japanese, just try to understand the words in English
I come back here every few weeks, I've probably watched this over 50 times by now, and I've JUST noticed how the camera's shaking at 18:33 because of all the energy in that place. It's insane how they got all this crazy expensive gear for filming, and it still can't stand all the power in Architects' music. Truly the best music documentary I've ever seen. See you guys in a few days when I'm watching this again and again.
Back here to watch again 2 years later, teared up hearing Dan talking about hoping people like his songwriting, I've been hearing so many people complaining about the newer music and I just cant understand that.. Dan Searle you have done a beautiful job carrying Tom's legacy we love you ❤
How can anybody dislike this? I mean, this is no song you may dislike. How could anybody click this video, because he/she knows Tom Searle, and then dislike it? I don't get it.
Probably because they think that the guys in architects are somehow capitalizing on Tom's death. But same here I couldn't think of any real reason to disliking this
A lot of people accidentally hit dislike. I've noticed myself doing it multiple times, it's easy with smartphones at least. So don't assume it's on purpose, it might be, but it might just be someone dropping their phone while watching and a finger touching the dislike button or something.
Dan Searle is the reason I have such a passion for playing drums. The music that his brother wrote and Architects played inspired me so much to continue to play and learn new things. Every time I hear their music I think of the past 8 years of listening to their music and how much joy it's brought. I remember the times that my brother took me to see them play and now hold those memories closer than ever. I'm so thankful that out of something so tragic Dan and the rest of the band have carried on to keep the story going. Thank you for fricking everything Architects.
The moment when Dan said: "so Yeah.. Hopefully people don't hate them.. Because then i'd be really sad for me.." i say you one thing Dan! How the f could someone not love what you all are doing, doing it with such passion? You guys helped me through a lot of shit going on in my life. And could not be more thankful for what you have done until now. And what you all will Do in the future. Nothing but love for you guys! ❤️
Jesus Christ. This had me weeping like a little kid, especially watching that performance. My girlfriend just passed away less than a week ago. I was so in love with her and the pain I am in is absolutely unfathomable to me. I am an aspiring musician and songwriter myself as well. Seeing these amazing artists perform to such a huge fucking crowd and all in the name of the loved one they have lost... This is just incredibly inspiring to me. It hit home on so many fucking levels. I am so proud of what these boys are accomplishing, despite the tragedy they are all dealing with. If nothing else has inspired me to continue on my musical path, to write and perform, to achieve my dream that I've had since I was a little kid... Watching this definitely has. These guys are absolutely one of my all time favourite bands. Thank you so much for this, Architects. As therapeutic as it would have been for you to create this, it was therapeutic for me to watch. Thank you for keeping the spirit of music alive inside yourselves, and in me. Rest in Peace, my Georgia girl. Rest in Peace Tom. Long live Architects.
I’m sure I speak for everyone here when I say that what we’ve heard so far has been nothing short of incredible. Musically, it’s powerful. Lyrically, it’s deep. I don’t think Dan has anything to worry about when it comes to people loving it. Top quality boys, keep it up.
I broke down in tears when I heard "gone with the wind", you never really stop grieving, only the places and times in which you do so change. It makes me feel so sad and thankful at the same time. Thankful for all the great things Tom did and how he influenced me and thousands of others in the best way possible. I'm so proud of the guys and I am so excited for their future. We love you architects ❤️
Recently I have been very nostalgic for a good chunk of architect's discography, every record from Hollow Crown up until Holy Hell, and revisiting those records and now this has reminded me of just how much of an amazing person Tom Searle was. One of my greatest influences as a guitarist, he was truly one of a kind. I cried so hard rewatching this more than 5 years after the release of Holy Hell. And I want thank everyone in and around the band for keeping Tom's legacy alive, They have more than earned the success they have gotten since, and to all the no life elitists who say they aren't respecting or honoring Tom just because they have grown as songwriters, G R O W. U P. And learn how to have some human decency. R.I.P Tom Searle, Forever one of the greatest guitarists and songwriters in metal. And Long Live Architects.
This was one of the most beautiful band documentaries I’ve ever seen. This album is hands down one of my favorites of all time. It really shows how much love this band has for each other. I’m drawn to that as a musician. The album isn’t just music you throw on for background noise. It’s an album you feel, it’s a story you play in your head, it’s Tom living on in all of our hearts. This band has come such a long way, and I can only hope they go further because they have honestly become one of my favorites... if not my favorite period. R.i.p Tom Searle. Gone with the wind but not forgotten.
Just over 5 years since such a special night. This was single-handedly the best concert I've ever been to. Watching this in 2023 it still hits pretty hard!
I love watching this once my grief hits me from personal loss, when people around me are in a weird mood. This is like the 50th time I've watched this in a span of 3 years. Thank you Epitaph and thank you Architects #Tomforever #TomSearle
Music with a meaning, a purpose, heart and guts, power and strength will inevitably resonate with people. That's this band's has managed to bring to the fore. I am one of the lucky ones to have been there for that night, and I felt in my core that this was a historical moment in heavy music for so many reasons. Architects is not only a band I like, it's one I respect.
I don't know man, everytime i hear that particular slow part from "gone with the wind" my feeling suddenly feels sad,my eyes rolling in tears,so heavy feeling in my chest,but still can't resist to sing it,to see those crowd barely know each other crying and hugging each other is prove that music can bring people together,keep our faith together,keep producing good music amd thank you Architects..r.i.p Tom you will forever be remembered.
Shed a few tears myself at the Prague show. It's strange how it sometimes takes someone else talking about their experience to help you fully realise your own. Best show of my life.
As much as I'd love to see these guys live here, I had to put my money on Thrice. Been over a decade since Thrice were in Aus, and I've always wanted to see them live before they get too old for tours.
That moment when the sparks falling is the most amazing moment I've ever seen at a show. Gives me goosebumps just watching it back and seeing all 5 of these lads put their all in to the last part of that song. You can see how much this meant to them all.
take a look at the crowd with a tears of joy. ARCHITECTS is everything to me and now i'm watching this for the 6th time while sobbing in my room. RIP TOM
A year on and this is something I still come back to. I suffer from depression on and off, and whenever things get bad I like to come here and listen to the words Dan has to say about continuing on, and how to come out of hard times a better person. I've been struggling mentally a lot recently and as things start to get heavy, this video always reminds me there is light at the end of the tunnel.
This video hits the feels. Especially when you are going through a slump but it also serves as a powerful tool to help get through it. I need to see architects live ASAP
This is one of the best docs i ever saw... Im listening for Architects since im 13 now im 23... I just flood my pillow full of tears... I really understand the loss of Architects... Also i lost my sister when I was 20 She commit suicide being 18 yrs old... She wrote to my band lyrics with all us together... Fully respect for Architects for tha loss... Fans love you guys. Keep move on!!! Rest in Peace Thomas... ❤
I get chills when Sam sings live, he’s so good, and the whole band is absolutely incredible, and to carry one after such a devastating loss is amazing.
7:05 what a genuine concern, just shows how much they really care. He said it with a smile, literally broke my heart. But don’t worry. EVERYONE will love this album.
This was absolutely beautiful. I remember this gig at Ally Pally it was the most emotional gig I've ever been to. People hugging strangers and crying, shouting Tom's name in union, seeing real emotion from a band it was absolutely incredible and an emotional rollercoaster like no other. I will never forget that gig for as long as I live. RIP Tom in our hearts always
I think there’s a reason we were blessed with two of the same soul, although devastated to this day at the loss of his better half, I am so tremendously grateful that we still have Dan.cant wait to see you boys on May 20th, a little less than a month from now. It will be the honor of a lifetime.
I've discovered Architects less than a year ago, since the RAH I've been binge watching every possible video, interview or documentary. I've never felt such an emotional connection with any other artist before 'cause this is such a different journey. Not only are they talented songwriters and compositors but as human beings they have huge values and I'm pretty sure that everyone who's watched this film is aware of it. They allowed me to introspect my own feelings and each one of their songs is a massive lesson. The only thing I can say is thank you guys, especially after the terrible loss you had to endure. You are truly amazing and I really wish to have the opportunity to attend to your show soon. With all my love, respect and admiration.
God the feelings come flooding back from that night. I love how open everyone is about how painful it is losing someone important. But even more I love the driving force to push on and be a better person from suffering. Much love and respect. Can't wait to see you again at Wembley arena.
Didn't know this band before like this summer... I love them more and more every f*king day ! Each single so far is mind blowing for me, and this... damn.
3 years later, still the same... Rewatched the documentary, cried more than the first time, and currently listening to "For Those That Wish To Exist At Abbey Road" on repeat...
This band is more than a band, they are the pinnacle of why metal, is so touching. When you see stories of how people have gone through absolute hell and they can use that energy to project meaning into the lives of millions of people, you have come across something truly special. As an aspiring musician myself, I take influence from many bands, but Architects is one of the top 2 that I take influence from, the other being ERRA. The fact that they can create this music through the pain and heartache, I believe will relate to so many, and this is again, the pinnacle of why metal can be so touching. The feeling that has gone into Doomsday, Hereafter, and Royal Beggars, both lyrically and musically, is truly awe inspiring. I think Tom would be more than blown away by this new album and the places that Architects are going. Rock on and keep the memory alive, Michael, founder of (The)SixthElement
I'm watching this for the 7th time.. Makes me feel better but at the same time I cried every single time.. I just can't get enough of them.. I miss him soo much..
We are truly blessed to be granted the gift of breathing the air of the same time as this guys do. We are truly blessed to be allowed to witness the best band this plante will ever see. This goes far beyond music.
My big respect to architects.. tom is ones of inspiring guitarist I've ever seen.. I new to this, I've never hear architects before.. but my friend came to me and give this beautifull sound.. now I know the reason why so many people love Architects.. they more than a band.. they're family.. And I know tom would smile up there..
This video will always give me goosebumps!! I can't help but tear up when Sam breaks down on stage.. I cannot wait to see you boys in Brisbane on Thursday
I have lost track of how many times I have watched this. Every few weeks, I replay it. I cry just as much every time. This is far more than a band. This is, and will continue to be, a legacy.
This film is beautiful, Tom Searle you will live on in all our hearts. I sincerely want to thank all of Architects without you creating the music you make i wouldn't be here today.
So much love and respect for you guys. Architects is the one band I can say I will always support no matter what type of music I am into. Ive been a fan for years and cant wait to see what the future brings for you guys as a band and as individuals. Keep up the amazing work.
I cried my fucking eyes out watching this. I lost my best friend in 2015 and everything Sam and the others said hits so close to home. Architects have been an anchor for me during the tough times I went through after he died and when Tom passed away, I felt like I lost something as well. For me personally, it's been amazing to see everyone pick themselves and each other up and continue with what Tom left behind. It has helped me a great deal in coming to terms with my loss and I've slowly started to rebuild myself. So thank you and everyone, much love. Keep doing what you love, I think Tom would be incredibly proud.
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Is there a way to add Hungarian subtitles to this video? Thanks.
This is more than a band.
Yes. This is more than a band. It is the universe
So much more
It truly is
But what if they tuned down?
I just did that like a couple of days ago lol
Absolutely beautiful.
I started tearing up when Sam did and when Dan gave that speech
And thank you for your amazing cover Nik
Nik Nocturnal Very beautiful
Oh hi
Everywhere I go...
7:22 that transition from the unplugged Doomsday to the regular Doomsday ran a cold shiver down my spine :'-)
Is this version available yet?
Is this version available anywhere? I've been looking for it everywhere to no avail. I keep coming back to this one segment and keep replaying it over and over.
Yes, it is! ruclips.net/video/RgWIeWQoyuI/видео.html
A great transition
@@616vivek yes it is, “doomsday (piano reprise)” I found it in apple music im sure its on other platforms as well.
3 Albums after Tom's passing, yes they sound are diferent but Tom's legacy still lives on through their music, through us Architects fans, stop being heaters for an evolution of sound and apreciete what Tom left us, and what this guys keep giving us
when Sam started crying...
I feel my heart breaking 1000 times
😞
That's the part where I completely lost it
I've never cried this much while watching a video
That's true emotions unlike those other "professional" bands. This is what makes Architects stand out.
Why does everything that Architects release make me cry like a baby?
Because we're not allowed to be honest about our emotions anymore, we are privatized completely, absolute slaves and this guys allow it to us, this world is in hands of psychopaths and they hate emotions mostly, only love them to use against us to gain more money and so more power.
Same. It is hard to find a band that genuine in this genre.
because their emoition is genuine and so is yours.
o ok
Because their art is (about) real (emotions).
This documentary probably changed my life. Like, I’m not exaggerating. I’m an aspiring screenwriter with depression, who has attempted suicide six times over the course of the nineteen years I’ve been alive. I’ve lost friends and family, I’ve had my heart broken so many times, and now I know that when you translate such pain into art (movies, music, literature, etc) it can be legitimately cathartic not only to the artist but also to the people consuming it. This is easily the most inspiring thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life.
The part about using suffering as an opportunity to make something positive out of it was an eye opener. I relate to everything you said, and wish you the best.
You're gonna make something great for sure one day man, we're rooting for you
I wish you the best for your future life
yes, art can be so wonderful
Stay strong brother
It broke my heart when Dan says "I couldn't believe we were playing this place... and he was better" at 16:50
I've finally worked up the courage to watch this again after a few years. Just like the first time i watched that exact part you're referencing moved me to tears.
There’s no band and never will be one like Architects.
Biggest inspiration in my life.
Never failed me.
I love you.
T//S
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WHO ARE THE ARCHITECTS????
Jesus you say it!! 🙏❤
Jesus has spoken
polaris is close.. silent planet's new sound is similar.. sounds more like Sikth though
The floodgates definitely opened when they showed Gone With The Wind at Ally Pally
Sam playing harmonica kinda helped me not to XD
Glad it wasn't just me.
fucking chills.
18:02 broke my heart
same bro...
The scream at 18:51 is hands down the purest scream of complete anger and pain I have ever heard.
15:31 holy hell SAM CARTER you're a beast
18:05 and here is where I break down in tears too
what is the name of the song at 18:05 ?
TheLegendaryLike still „gone with the wind“ they just edited Dan‘s speech into it
@@yeetses585 gone with the wind
This breaks me every time but I can't help but repeat it
What’s the Song at 18:05 ?
Oh lord here we go.
EDIT: Now I'm sitting here crying at work. Not ashamed. This is the type of connection I expect to experience with music, and by far this is the one band that can get me like this nowadays. RIP Tom Searle. We'll always remember you. We'll always be grateful for what you gave us.
respect man..music make us more humans !!!!!
@@DarkHorsehxc I got to see them live in Denver during the Lost forever/Lost Together tour and I wish I could've personally thanked Tom for what his music has done for me. His legacy will live on forever. 🤟🏼❤️
@@BROperatorTIME man Architects is my therapy ...I am waiting to see him live to complete my own "brain reset"
I got to see them at that Ally Pally show. I cried hard then and I cried watching this just now. RIP Tom Searle, his music has been a part of my life for many years and he will be forever remembered.
T//S
@@majickalproductions Do you belive im cry now fuck man .....im so pure now!!!!
This documentary really moved me, they are such a strong unit! Since I'm anonymous, I really need to get something off my chest. That show they played with BMTH in Sydney, literally saved my life. I was set on committing suicide that year but after seeing both bands play, hearing Sam and Oli speak and seeing how kind and united everyone was with mourning the loss of Tom, I decided against taking my own life. It was an oddly therapeutic experience. I remember vividly seeing Dan crying and covering his face with a towel while Sam spoke before GWTW and I looked at my brother and realised that I would never want to put him through the pain of losing me at this moment. Anyways, sorry for being too personal! I'm absolutely hyped for their new album!
TheBatman2292 I’m glad you decided to stick around
Good to know you’re still with mate
glad you are there mate
Was at that show, Travelled up from Hobart with My Lady and spent the whole set in tears. What an absolute beautiful part of life to witness that!
Also,Good on ya mate, keep Smiling ay:)
Glad you're still here!!
Absolutely started bawling my eyes out when Sam fell to the floor at 18:10. My heart absolutely breaks at what these guys have had to go through as not only musicians, but as friends and families. I'm pretty sure I'm gonna love this band for the rest of my life, no matter what.
Such a beautiful tribute to Tom this video is. I'm glad they're keeping writing new music, I'm sure Tom is really proud from where he is now. Inspirational does not even begin to describe what this band is and what these guys are. Can't wait for Nov. 9.
We need a DVD release of the Alexandra Palace show too.
What happened with him
@@Pasoti1 he had skin cancer
@@cairenmiranda7936 rest in peace
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I'm not crying.
You are crying.
Guess we're all crying.
This is so perfect - Thank you
In 10:49, that’s my little brother and I. Nicolas & I, both suffer from severe depression and this band has been pulling us through some really rough patches. Architect songs have carried us through so much. The two of us & our other brother have grown into an entity of peace because of music like this, because of people like architects, because we have found a way to connect. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have saved siblings and made us come so close together. You have lost a brother, thank you for giving mine an outlet to keep him alive. Love, peace & respect always, Sophie xx
Very well said, Sophie. Good luck to you and your brother(s).
Sophie Marx that last sentence tho
I ugly cried. 😭😩 I’m so glad you both are still here.
Meta View ironically I just got home from the architects gig tonight & this really touched me again. Thank you x
Sophie, you're an amazing, beautiful, loved part of God's creation. I will pray for you and your brother. Thank you.
I'm new to this doc, but the crowd picking Sam up when he breaks down mid song is, without hyperbole, one of the most beautiful, and powerful, moments I've ever seen at a concert.
This is beautiful. Beautifully produced and the entire concept of this short film has been captured so well. Their emotion they show on stage over their last performances have been insane. When Doomsday starts to kick in, so many feels. Looking forward to January even more
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Science Fiction Hai x
Josh Drummond 💕
Still, to this day Holly Hell remains to me the most emotional and the closest to my heart Architects work of all. Not only knowing how it was created but seenig how much it all meant to these guys just makes me full of nothing but repect.
I guess I'm an old man or well on the way to becoming one, being 52 years old. Judging by the people coming out to watch Architects the two times I have seen them now, I may well be among a very few people older than 30 or so who think this band is one of the classiest acts I've seen in my entire long life. (Cue me being corrected by a hundred old farts here now ^^ )
The death of Tom has moved me like the passing of people like Dio or Lemmy. The way Architects have dealt with and are dealing with this transition, paired with their general attitude, their social vein, makes me think that they are one of the biggest bands out there. The future of metal in general and the hope for extreme metal.
Like Tom, metal will never truly die because of bands like Architects and fans like yourselves.
' Pain is inevitable and sometimes neccessary. And some people disagree with it, but if you not 'gonna use suffering as an opportunity to grow and evolve and become a better person, then... what is the point?' -Dan Searle
Incredibly proud of you guys for turning something so terribly painful into a positive. Beautiful documentary.
I'm a grown-ass man, 25 years old and I'm crying like hell. Rest in Peace Tom, you have a great family and great friends you must look upon from up there.
Keep it coming Architects
Dome it's okay to cry dude.
Dome doesn’t matter if you’re a man cry all the same ❤️
16:26 Sam says “Tom knows I lost all my faith”
that piano reprise fade into heavy doomsday...the hair on my hair was standing up
Harry Doran same dude fucking hell
Goosebumps
here at 120 views. about to ride this ride. I’m thankful to be alive at this very moment.
update: I cried. ugly cried. thank you, Architects.
Last time i was this sad was the moment i was carrying the coffin from my grandma holy fuck this hurts so much but in the same time i feel so euphoric to see them on oncoming concerts and see that we are one family and care about them too.
Tobias thank you for sharing something as fucking heavy as that. I lost my dad and great grandma in 2015 so when they started playing Gone With The Wind I had to let that shit all the way out. most of which were still tears of grief but by the end of this video I left grateful that I was able to experience a small period of my life with them and I also left feeling inspired to try my best to look at the pain in my life as opportunities of learning and growth.
@@AaronSmithDrums Aaron Smith For me it was 2014 and i can definitly feel you there. When i finally saw sam live in concert holding the speech about tom maaaaaan i tell you manly tears were shed in that moment.. :') much love
Ugly cries are the best dude. You trow it all out
This is so emotionally hard to watch it hurts and makes me weep... Never thought i could feel pain & love so much in music the way i do now.
Also 18:00 - 18:36 watching Sam break down as hard as he did only goes to show what Architects really mean and stand for.
To me Holy Hell will be an personal reminder everday to always keep on pushing and let everyone know i love them through action and words.
It all really reminds me of Mitch Lucker's documentary, of how emotionally tough it is to loose someone you don't know even personally know.
You only got to know them through music. And if this doesn't speak for itself, i don't anything will. Thank you Architects. #RIPTOMSEARLE
I cried so much with Mitch Lucker's documentary and I also cried watching the memorial show, like I cried so bad. Architects are my personal reminder as well of how to keep pushing myself in life and to not give up, specially for the past 6 months. I can't believe how much I cried watching this as well, it hurts to think about how tough is to lose someone like Tom, as well as the friends and family I've lost due to similar causes; I can sort of relate. Their music is so powerful and have nothing else to say but thank you Architects for everything.
Love the instrumental of Royal Beggars at the end with that signature Middleton ambient guitar over the chorus. Sounds huge.
For some reason it reminded me of old horizons style parkway
@@ParkwayDriveable when i think of it. Parkway horizon era is like architects meets sylosis
Please put English subtitles.
I'm Japanese. And, I'm not good at listening to English without subtitle.
I really really love Architects!
Cheers from Japan 👍
Tom if they dont put subtitles up for a while i could put it down for you
Really?
@@Aaaaa0000__ thanks man, really appreciate it
I'd love that too
please if you want to understand the English language in a better way, just keep listening and reading in English, and do no translate every word from English to Japanese, just try to understand the words in English
I was not ready for this. I came for a single, and left crying!
I just lost my father to cancer sorry for your loss as well, your friend was lucky to have friends like you. rock for eternity family is everything
Big love bro. Sorry for your loss I know ur pain
I felt sad for your lost but I hope that god welcomed him to heaven even Tom too but we all know that we have to carry on when we have feel the pain.
I come back here every few weeks, I've probably watched this over 50 times by now, and I've JUST noticed how the camera's shaking at 18:33 because of all the energy in that place. It's insane how they got all this crazy expensive gear for filming, and it still can't stand all the power in Architects' music. Truly the best music documentary I've ever seen. See you guys in a few days when I'm watching this again and again.
Back here to watch again 2 years later, teared up hearing Dan talking about hoping people like his songwriting, I've been hearing so many people complaining about the newer music and I just cant understand that.. Dan Searle you have done a beautiful job carrying Tom's legacy we love you ❤
How can anybody dislike this? I mean, this is no song you may dislike. How could anybody click this video, because he/she knows Tom Searle, and then dislike it? I don't get it.
Probably because they think that the guys in architects are somehow capitalizing on Tom's death. But same here I couldn't think of any real reason to disliking this
A lot of people accidentally hit dislike. I've noticed myself doing it multiple times, it's easy with smartphones at least. So don't assume it's on purpose, it might be, but it might just be someone dropping their phone while watching and a finger touching the dislike button or something.
@@Saibot9200 I haven't even considered this. Seems like a pretty good explanation to me
@@Saibot9200 Good explanation!
Or they just don't like the band. Just because someone has died, doesn't mean you can't hit the dislike button. It's not disrespectful
Dan Searle is the reason I have such a passion for playing drums. The music that his brother wrote and Architects played inspired me so much to continue to play and learn new things. Every time I hear their music I think of the past 8 years of listening to their music and how much joy it's brought. I remember the times that my brother took me to see them play and now hold those memories closer than ever. I'm so thankful that out of something so tragic Dan and the rest of the band have carried on to keep the story going. Thank you for fricking everything Architects.
The moment when Dan said: "so Yeah.. Hopefully people don't hate them.. Because then i'd be really sad for me.." i say you one thing Dan! How the f could someone not love what you all are doing, doing it with such passion? You guys helped me through a lot of shit going on in my life. And could not be more thankful for what you have done until now. And what you all will Do in the future. Nothing but love for you guys! ❤️
Jesus Christ. This had me weeping like a little kid, especially watching that performance. My girlfriend just passed away less than a week ago. I was so in love with her and the pain I am in is absolutely unfathomable to me. I am an aspiring musician and songwriter myself as well. Seeing these amazing artists perform to such a huge fucking crowd and all in the name of the loved one they have lost... This is just incredibly inspiring to me. It hit home on so many fucking levels. I am so proud of what these boys are accomplishing, despite the tragedy they are all dealing with. If nothing else has inspired me to continue on my musical path, to write and perform, to achieve my dream that I've had since I was a little kid... Watching this definitely has. These guys are absolutely one of my all time favourite bands. Thank you so much for this, Architects. As therapeutic as it would have been for you to create this, it was therapeutic for me to watch. Thank you for keeping the spirit of music alive inside yourselves, and in me.
Rest in Peace, my Georgia girl.
Rest in Peace Tom.
Long live Architects.
I’m sure I speak for everyone here when I say that what we’ve heard so far has been nothing short of incredible. Musically, it’s powerful. Lyrically, it’s deep. I don’t think Dan has anything to worry about when it comes to people loving it. Top quality boys, keep it up.
I broke down in tears when I heard "gone with the wind", you never really stop grieving, only the places and times in which you do so change. It makes me feel so sad and thankful at the same time. Thankful for all the great things Tom did and how he influenced me and thousands of others in the best way possible. I'm so proud of the guys and I am so excited for their future. We love you architects ❤️
Recently I have been very nostalgic for a good chunk of architect's discography, every record from Hollow Crown up until Holy Hell, and revisiting those records and now this has reminded me of just how much of an amazing person Tom Searle was. One of my greatest influences as a guitarist, he was truly one of a kind. I cried so hard rewatching this more than 5 years after the release of Holy Hell. And I want thank everyone in and around the band for keeping Tom's legacy alive, They have more than earned the success they have gotten since, and to all the no life elitists who say they aren't respecting or honoring Tom just because they have grown as songwriters, G R O W. U P. And learn how to have some human decency.
R.I.P Tom Searle, Forever one of the greatest guitarists and songwriters in metal.
And Long Live Architects.
It's not only metalcore band, it's the most creative and emotional band
2 years later and this is still the most beautiful video I’ve ever watched. Still get tears in my eyes watching it. Architects Forever ❤️
This was one of the most beautiful band documentaries I’ve ever seen. This album is hands down one of my favorites of all time. It really shows how much love this band has for each other. I’m drawn to that as a musician. The album isn’t just music you throw on for background noise. It’s an album you feel, it’s a story you play in your head, it’s Tom living on in all of our hearts. This band has come such a long way, and I can only hope they go further because they have honestly become one of my favorites... if not my favorite period. R.i.p Tom Searle. Gone with the wind but not forgotten.
Anytime I need to have a healthy cry I turn this on. Thank you, architects. Thank you, tom.
Just over 5 years since such a special night.
This was single-handedly the best concert I've ever been to.
Watching this in 2023 it still hits pretty hard!
That intro to doomsday at 7:20 hits me in the feels 🖤😭
i'm not crying, you are crying.
We’re all crying
Why is my phone screen wet?
bar to Um, uh, no I’m not, i just, uh, got, erm, something in my eye. Yeah...
damn ninjas cutting onions again
I love watching this once my grief hits me from personal loss, when people around me are in a weird mood. This is like the 50th time I've watched this in a span of 3 years. Thank you Epitaph and thank you Architects
#Tomforever
#TomSearle
Music with a meaning, a purpose, heart and guts, power and strength will inevitably resonate with people. That's this band's has managed to bring to the fore. I am one of the lucky ones to have been there for that night, and I felt in my core that this was a historical moment in heavy music for so many reasons. Architects is not only a band I like, it's one I respect.
I don't know man, everytime i hear that particular slow part from "gone with the wind" my feeling suddenly feels sad,my eyes rolling in tears,so heavy feeling in my chest,but still can't resist to sing it,to see those crowd barely know each other crying and hugging each other is prove that music can bring people together,keep our faith together,keep producing good music amd thank you Architects..r.i.p Tom you will forever be remembered.
Alexandra Palace was one of the best gigs I've ever been to, the emotion from the band was so clear to see... long may it continue
I so wish i could have been there, you could see the emotion from every band member and the whole crowd
Shed a few tears myself at the Prague show. It's strange how it sometimes takes someone else talking about their experience to help you fully realise your own. Best show of my life.
No one can make me that emotional but ARCHITECTS.
For me Mastodon comes pretty close, but only with some of their songs. Architects are still more into it.
@@lazylegolars mastodon? Thats weird
@@DNed08 "crack the skye" album
@@tn4234 not that emotional 😀
@@DNed08 well maybe for him because of the context the album was made
100% invested in the band. Cannot wait to hear this album and see you live in Australia. Everything so far has been so powerful.
I'll be there too. I don't care if it's $200.
So I'm not only one who can't wait the australian tour dates to be announced.
As much as I'd love to see these guys live here, I had to put my money on Thrice.
Been over a decade since Thrice were in Aus, and I've always wanted to see them live before they get too old for tours.
Just do both.
Sharp Imagery Like I could afford that, man. Got 3 kids and currently out of work.
That moment when the sparks falling is the most amazing moment I've ever seen at a show. Gives me goosebumps just watching it back and seeing all 5 of these lads put their all in to the last part of that song. You can see how much this meant to them all.
18:06 omg
I’m not crying, your crying 😭😭
WE’RE ALL CRYING
Truly the band of the generation. These guys create such musical masterpieces album after album. I can’t wait for holy hell!
Can't believe someone's broken into my room and started cutting onions
Beautiful film
take a look at the crowd with a tears of joy. ARCHITECTS is everything to me and now i'm watching this for the 6th time while sobbing in my room. RIP TOM
This is how you make a emotional documentary
22 minutes of greatness
Legit didnt even notice the time passing
I had goose bumps from the start untill the end..
What an incredible story you went through with each other
I’m lost for words..
The fact that this band can bring out emotion in the crowd and make the tears flow is absolutely incredible
When other people hear screams from Architects' songs, we hear and feel the emotions in every lyrics spoken. Architects is legendary.
A year on and this is something I still come back to. I suffer from depression on and off, and whenever things get bad I like to come here and listen to the words Dan has to say about continuing on, and how to come out of hard times a better person. I've been struggling mentally a lot recently and as things start to get heavy, this video always reminds me there is light at the end of the tunnel.
This video hits the feels. Especially when you are going through a slump but it also serves as a powerful tool to help get through it. I need to see architects live ASAP
This is one of the best docs i ever saw... Im listening for Architects since im 13 now im 23... I just flood my pillow full of tears... I really understand the loss of Architects... Also i lost my sister when I was 20 She commit suicide being 18 yrs old... She wrote to my band lyrics with all us together... Fully respect for Architects for tha loss... Fans love you guys. Keep move on!!! Rest in Peace Thomas... ❤
I get chills when Sam sings live, he’s so good, and the whole band is absolutely incredible, and to carry one after such a devastating loss is amazing.
7:05 what a genuine concern, just shows how much they really care. He said it with a smile, literally broke my heart. But don’t worry. EVERYONE will love this album.
who else watches this every night when they fall asleep because it’s so comforting but also when you wake up so it sets the right mood for the day
This was absolutely beautiful. I remember this gig at Ally Pally it was the most emotional gig I've ever been to. People hugging strangers and crying, shouting Tom's name in union, seeing real emotion from a band it was absolutely incredible and an emotional rollercoaster like no other. I will never forget that gig for as long as I live. RIP Tom in our hearts always
still such a beautiful message in this years later still hits in the feels love you boys
This is incredible. Time to re-watch One Hundred Days 😍
Do you know where I can still watch this online? I can only find the Russian version.
@@StreamChill not sure tbh, but it's gotta be out there somewhere! I have the blu ray version kicking around somewhere
This broke my heart and gave me chills the entire time watching it. I will never stop loving this band. 💙💙
I think there’s a reason we were blessed with two of the same soul, although devastated to this day at the loss of his better half, I am so tremendously grateful that we still have Dan.cant wait to see you boys on May 20th, a little less than a month from now. It will be the honor of a lifetime.
I've discovered Architects less than a year ago, since the RAH I've been binge watching every possible video, interview or documentary. I've never felt such an emotional connection with any other artist before 'cause this is such a different journey. Not only are they talented songwriters and compositors but as human beings they have huge values and I'm pretty sure that everyone who's watched this film is aware of it. They allowed me to introspect my own feelings and each one of their songs is a massive lesson.
The only thing I can say is thank you guys, especially after the terrible loss you had to endure. You are truly amazing and I really wish to have the opportunity to attend to your show soon.
With all my love, respect and admiration.
18:12 - 19:12 Wow. that hit me hard, I wasn’t expecting that much emotion in one minute..
16:25 "Tom knows I lost all my faith..." god damn...
Words cannot express how I feel watching this. Thanks, Architects for carrying onward and turning darkness into light.
God the feelings come flooding back from that night.
I love how open everyone is about how painful it is losing someone important.
But even more I love the driving force to push on and be a better person from suffering.
Much love and respect.
Can't wait to see you again at Wembley arena.
Didn't know this band before like this summer... I love them more and more every f*king day ! Each single so far is mind blowing for me, and this... damn.
exactly the same bro.. I got into them so much! what a beautiful story surrounded by perfect music
3 years later, still the same... Rewatched the documentary, cried more than the first time, and currently listening to "For Those That Wish To Exist At Abbey Road" on repeat...
gone with the wind made me super ugly cry
This band is more than a band, they are the pinnacle of why metal, is so touching. When you see stories of how people have gone through absolute hell and they can use that energy to project meaning into the lives of millions of people, you have come across something truly special. As an aspiring musician myself, I take influence from many bands, but Architects is one of the top 2 that I take influence from, the other being ERRA. The fact that they can create this music through the pain and heartache, I believe will relate to so many, and this is again, the pinnacle of why metal can be so touching. The feeling that has gone into Doomsday, Hereafter, and Royal Beggars, both lyrically and musically, is truly awe inspiring. I think Tom would be more than blown away by this new album and the places that Architects are going.
Rock on and keep the memory alive,
Michael, founder of (The)SixthElement
I'm watching this for the 7th time.. Makes me feel better but at the same time I cried every single time.. I just can't get enough of them.. I miss him soo much..
My lord, I felt the pain in that one at 18:51 . Jesus, mad props to these guys for continuing on, especially after what the whole group went through.
18:00 tears my heart appart...
We are truly blessed to be granted the gift of breathing the air of the same time as this guys do. We are truly blessed to be allowed to witness the best band this plante will ever see. This goes far beyond music.
My big respect to architects.. tom is ones of inspiring guitarist I've ever seen.. I new to this, I've never hear architects before.. but my friend came to me and give this beautifull sound.. now I know the reason why so many people love Architects.. they more than a band.. they're family..
And I know tom would smile up there..
Architects has positively altered my life along with thousands upon thousands of others. This is more than just a band ❤
This video will always give me goosebumps!! I can't help but tear up when Sam breaks down on stage.. I cannot wait to see you boys in Brisbane on Thursday
I have lost track of how many times I have watched this. Every few weeks, I replay it. I cry just as much every time. This is far more than a band. This is, and will continue to be, a legacy.
This film is beautiful, Tom Searle you will live on in all our hearts. I sincerely want to thank all of Architects without you creating the music you make i wouldn't be here today.
Like 1st then watch.. Architects never failed us.
And i don't think will
So much love and respect for you guys. Architects is the one band I can say I will always support no matter what type of music I am into. Ive been a fan for years and cant wait to see what the future brings for you guys as a band and as individuals. Keep up the amazing work.
I cried my fucking eyes out watching this. I lost my best friend in 2015 and everything Sam and the others said hits so close to home. Architects have been an anchor for me during the tough times I went through after he died and when Tom passed away, I felt like I lost something as well. For me personally, it's been amazing to see everyone pick themselves and each other up and continue with what Tom left behind. It has helped me a great deal in coming to terms with my loss and I've slowly started to rebuild myself. So thank you and everyone, much love. Keep doing what you love, I think Tom would be incredibly proud.
How did i not see this...for FIVE years?😢