The music of Yob has always been the fuel that proppells my battered husk forward when the forces of time have done everything that it can to pull me into to the mud I was forged from. However it wasn't until I met the members in person after years of admiration and love of the music, the meaning I took from the lyrics, the pure power and energy behind it's entirety came to full fruition. Mike is extremely humble and thankful for those that feel for his music as he does. Aaron was a spiritual breath of life, who genuinely pours himself into the music on and off stage. After I expressed my gratitude for the countless times I have turned to them for inner peace, thought provoking calmness in the chasm of throbbing chaotic anger that this overpopulated magma blister has pounded my soul into, he thanked me. Genuinely. As he bowed, hands pressed together in a thankful prayer like praise of appreciation, he offered to out me on the guest list forward the next evenings show. Aaron Rieseber I only wish you were with Mike long before you joined back in 2008 (ish?) as you complete the trifecta of pure dreadful bliss. Travis, we spoke briefly, and you sir needed to say nothing. You were spent. You gave everything and all at every show I've seen. Thank you, as the three of you have given me something I can't put proper appreciation into verbally. Thank you. #yobislove

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@@Patrick.K.Hale77 Dude, thank you for sharing this.

Same

And during that sunset. Shame the vid goes to black and white for it.

I met Mike at wow hall last year backstage he showed me the art for our raw heart before it came out I'm going to see them live again this december

seriously, they did a different stage lighting for that part then the editor did that. why man

I feel the same way about it :( but am trying to respect the art in their decision to do so.

Because of the technical problems at around 2:40 I assume.

@@SuicideKid1979 That gave it its charm.

@@ferox965 Totally agree . Beauty is in the imperfections

@@SuicideKid1979 Not sure if this accounts for the omission of QM but the band, most specific member, being Mike. Absolutely hated the vocal/sound mix at this show.

Tobin Monroe a man of culture I see

I've met Mike hes super cool he often hangs out in the lobby with his fans and loves to meet people the first time, I got backstage tho and that was special I got to see album art for raw heart before it even came out or was announced I also know gabe the original drummer very well and on a personal level and hes a great freind of mine hes the reason we have got back there before

I seen them with VOIVOD and AMENRA and it was a fantastic show

Outstanding list but I would add Luc Lemay and Scott Hull

Good question, I'd like to know as well.

To each his own but the atmosphere of Doom has alot to do with vocal delivery many times you will hear it screamed on the album but sung or spoken live it’s kinda like the blues never done the same way twice