ETID has been my most played artist since I discovered them in like 2004. Would of loved to have been here.

That was the most rock n roll thing anyone seen since like the early 2000s lol

This song is like the sound of the apocalypse to me. It's so unsettling and incredible. "Hell is not a myth" gives me goosebumps every time

This is so legendary. What a great dude.

14:12 "I am the man who sank Atlantis" - some roadie

Man, this is chilling. What a way to close out an era.

Sorry but Keith sounds awful here.

Every time I cry

Best video ever!

I ASSURE YOU

My dear interlocutors, let us embark on an exploration of the song "Map Change" by Every Time I Die through the spirit of Socratic inquiry. This composition invites us to confront the ever-changing nature of existence. The metaphor of a map changing suggests a journey through life's complexities, where paths shift unexpectedly and challenges abound. Socrates, known for his relentless questioning and pursuit of truth, would see in this song a reflection of the human quest for understanding amidst uncertainty. The lyrics delve into themes of identity, purpose, and the search for stability within the chaotic currents of life. Socrates would encourage us to examine these themes with courage and introspection, seeking to understand ourselves and our place in the world through thoughtful inquiry. "Map Change" challenges us to question our assumptions and confront the challenges that shape our journey. It prompts us to embrace change not as a disruption, but as an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. Socrates would applaud such introspection, urging us to navigate life's uncertainties with wisdom and resilience. In essence, "Map Change" serves as a philosophical exploration of the human experience, echoing Socratic principles of self-examination, intellectual curiosity, and the pursuit of truth amidst life's tumultuous changes. It encourages us to embrace the journey of self-discovery with courage and a commitment to understanding the deeper meanings behind our existence.

INSTANT LOST IT HAHA

This song is under played it's the real driving force.

2024 and I'm probably not the only one missing etid and warped tour, but we're blessed with amazing memories of both. I hope this one stays fresh in everyone's minds

Jordan is an absolute legend of the scene and its about time he starts getting mentioned with all the other greats.

I didn’t even find this band until right after they broke up. Nada X style.

Somehow it ended too soon and perfectly

Jordan will always, be da man

Jordan playing the riff forever in the end will live rent free in my head to the day I'll die.

There will never be a band like ETID. A band that got really big by just being themselves.

That plane flying over during the mid breakdown section, fuck.

1:45 perfect sync

what a weak ass pit for the last song ever played. pathetic.

Map Sustain

That was still emotional to watch.

Saw these dudes at the Rock Shelter, when I was in High School.

I think we all aspire to live in the moment like that, knowing it'll be the last time.

I'd hate to just come cheer to say epic....... but epic

Is that Slash?

i still come back to this time to time

Best warped tour band of all time. God I miss them and that festival FUCK

Still get chills from this. Growing up warped tour was the thing I looked forward to the most every year. My favorite holiday. Standing in this crowd while Jordan kept that riff going while the stage got broken down and then it started raining and the whole crowd was fucking blown away. Fucking living poetry. Couldn’t think of a better send off for the event that molded so much of my upbringing. Thank you warped tour

I briefly knew Toxic Scott from 1995-96. I came from Saginaw to GR and was living on Heritage Hill during that period. He came over to our rented house on Atwood St. He once brought a cassette tape of the band he had prior to this one. I think we all went to a show at the Reptile House Clutch, Supernova, I can't remember which it was. I just told him it was really bizarre sounding

I miss this band.

Why does the transition of the plane in the sky at 1:46 to that next part of the song go so hard?

Thank you etid

"The ship's going down with the captain" is so fitting for this.

Jordan Buckley was the heart

Weak fuckin crowd, fuck Florida

😢

It feels like if it's crying

Sometimes, you end your set like Billy Joe Armstrong, with an outburst, then there’s this fucking CLASs ACT

I love that song

2022 and he's still playing that riff

Omfg I would have been moshing and crying 😢 like crazy last of the last, and this is where it all began for me from the very first Warped Tour in 1998 great times shout out to Josh Trustkill

That was one of the most rockstar things ever!

This is called making it fucking impossible for any band to upstage you!! Take note rookies , EVERY TIME I DIE R.I.P

Brings me to tears

The first time i watched ETID i was 14, andy played in nothing but whitey tighties, keith drank an entire bottle of jack on stage, i left with a black eye and a broken nose and a new favourite band. This was about a month after HotDamn was released. I knew nothing about hxc and hated it and the kids cuz im from the punk scene and they completely changed my whole outlook on all of it. 23 fuckin glorious years fellas.

In light of recent events, this hits on a different level