Look I know it’s not a live performance but this is epic and the world needs to know it’s not just Lorde making music from New Zealand.

Dallas with the new lineup for City and a Colour, these guys absolutely crush it. Dallas sounds phenomenal as always.

Hi Michael. You may remember me as the guy who requested Father John Misty. Unfortunately I input my name incorrectly, and so you got my name wrong. Not your fault lol. I was wondering why you kept saying it wrong, but i eventually saw that i just made a typo.

So yeah, it's Linkin Park, and they're back! Oh man...so many fond and emotional memories with this band... And the loss of Chester is still to this day a difficult thing to think about... But they have decided to continue on. And I am so glad and honestly happy that they came back, it feels good, like maybe things will be alright again, in a weird way if that makes sense.

Hey Michael, I'd love to see you check out this live performance of Love is the Light by Big Big Train. The whole song is worth your time, it's got beautiful lyrics and a powerful performance from vocalist Alberto Bravin, just a gorgeous piece of music. Plus, how often do you see a rock band with a full brass section. If you want to jump ahead, the solos start at ~ the 3:20 mark. Nothing flashy, just some tasteful playing from Rikard Sjöblom and Maria Barbieri respectively (with a bonus violin lead in between the two).

Argentinian rock GOD, Gustavo Cerati, performs with his band SODA STEREO the song Profugos on the bands farewell tour(Me Volveras a Ver). Id love to see you react to this !!!

Oh man, please check this on out man, if you haven't heard of this band or this song, definitely takes you on an epic and powerful journey, these guys are amazing musicians! From the lead singers incredible vocals, to that punching and powerful guitar riff and the leads and solos... You gotta give this a listen! And thank you for doing what you do man, love this community! Cheers!

Proper old school blues. Some bands are made of magic. The Faces were always a bit rough at the edges, but each one of them was a consummate musician. The sound quality on this is a bit poor, but I think it's worth putting up with.

Be surprised. Be VERY surprised. This is a video from a record breaking world tour in 1991 by the band a-ha. One particular concert is in the Guinness Book of World Records for largest paying crowd at a concert at 198,000.