Name one artist who does this well live. Ed's live performances are in fact better than the studio version.
I'll be waiting over here.
Ed Sheeran Live
Luke Taylor
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Levi Evans
Brendon Urie
Josiah Gray
Wrong. Who's next?
Caleb Taylor
King Crimson
Evan Moore
>muh loop pedal
Hunter Ortiz
>You can fit me
>Inside the necklace you got when you were sixteen
>Next to your heartbeat where I should be
>Keep it deep within your soul
>And if you hurt me
>Well, that's okay baby, only words bleed
>Inside these pages you just hold me
>And I won't ever let you go
>When I'm away, I will remember how you kissed me
>Under the lamppost back on Sixth street
>Hearing you whisper through the phone,
>"Wait for me to come home."
Man. That lyrics is just simply beautiful. Thank god I'm alive to hear this.
Nolan Taylor
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Jackson Hall
Radiohead, Muse, LCD Soundsystem are all great live.
Jacob Phillips
Aaron Lewis of Staind.
Chad Kroeger of Nickelback.
Nathan Price
This is one of my favorite performances by Muse
Angel Ortiz
Kino
Jace Sullivan
Grateful Dead/Jerry Garcia Band, String Cheese, moe., Widespread Panic, Phish, Allman Brothers, the Wiggles, Gov't Mule, etc.
Carter Reyes
>Name one artist who does this well live. Ed's live performances are in fact better than the studio version.
Every jazz musician ever. You can abandon your thread now.
Adrian Perez
nah dude don't even like panic! but he was so tight when he opened for weezer. did backflips and shit
Elijah Thompson
>Man. That lyrics is just simply beautiful. Thank god I'm alive to hear this.
I can only hope you're not actually being serious.
Jeremiah Turner
Lincoln Moore
Their early shows are awesome, so much energy
Henry Price
this, there's a reason people followed the grateful dead around
Gavin Bennett
Well it's literally impossible for anything to be worst then his studio albums so I believe it.
Daniel Butler
>Ed's live performances are in fact better than the studio version.
Have you ever heard of jam bands? Like the Grateful Dead or Phish? That's literally what they do. They use the album as a way to say, "this song exists," and they then blow your mind with the song in concert.
Julian Williams
To be honest, I actually was surprised by how good he was live (one of his live shows was playing on the radio when I was driving one time). Most pop artists are pretty shit in live performances. Even if he writes insipid pop, at least he's more deserving of his fame imo
Zachary Walker
>there's a reason people followed the grateful dead around
And that reason is they sold incredible acid at their shows back when that was pretty much the only place you could find acid.
Bentley Sanchez
The same is true for Steely Dan. Extremely talented individuals who decided to write insipid pop. A perfect example of wasted talent.
Ethan Edwards
albums/artists that are better live than in studio:
in rainbows (from the basement)
king of limbs (ditto)
anything by city and color
anything by gy!be
starfucker
aesop rock
thats just of what i've seen
Brody Foster
>never seen a video of him playing live
>dicking around with loop pedals and an acoustic
>tfw thats exactly what i wanted to do when i start performing live
well fuck me
Noah Morales
>Ed Sheeran
Slit your throat.
David Carter
not that hard to be consistent when you use the same boring melodic ideas over and over
as far as great live singing goes, Bobby McFerrin's genius is underrated. this shit was improvised youtube.com
Anthony Diaz
and no loop pedal needed for him to create a whole tune, bass line and all just with his voice
Christopher Nelson
this
I was just listening to Absent Lovers. It´s a masterpiece