@@salmoncubes22 my absolute pleasure 🙏

@@satorified1612 if you’re a big fan of the original run of The Office like I was, then it’s probably only going to frustrate you to watch it!

@@DaveCleeve Probably. I enjoyed the Christmas special but thought even that was pushing it a bit. They should've left it alone after season 2.

@@sebastian19978 my pleasure!

Asli bray, garang banget era jona

Haha thank you I’m glad you enjoyed!

Thank you for the comment! You may be right about the melodramatic statements, but I've also found that before this film came out I would revisit the original series every couple of years, and I haven't watched it once since this film. Obviously the quality of the series itself isn't impacted when experienced in a vacuum, but when the knowledge that Brent's story doesn't end in the series and does somewhat end in this film, the connection exists and it's hard to ignore. I feel similarly about the last few seasons of Game of Thrones, and the impact it has on the brilliant first half of the series knowing where everything ends up.

@@DaveCleeve Yep totally understand where you're coming from. I think for me on this subject, time is quite relevant. When so much time exists between releases, it sort of separates them into their own atmospheres if you like. It's like how people love the Indiana Jones Trilogy and don't minding referring to it as such, even when they know that there are actually 2 other films in the cannon altogether. It's almost like... the more you dislike a film maker for 'gilding the lily' so to speak, the more you love their original efforts just to enforce that distinction between something brilliant, and something crap. I personally DO believe that Brent's story ends at the Christmas Party. If LOTR wasn't such a shameless cash-grab, I would view it as Brent's next chapter because it would have come from a place of integrity and humility just like The Office did. But Success changes people to such a degree that it's almost like they're completely different people, so why bother believing that such a mutilated corpse as LOTR even came from the same mind? I guess George Lucas is the ultimate expression of this - or musically, Michael Jackson. I really appreciate the reply dude - keep up the good work!!

No, they were playing live but the video is edited as I didn’t have the full live recording. Read the description of the video for an explanation of the audio mix.

What’s the progress on this bro

Did you ever?

Thanks for the kind words about the edit! I’m glad you felt like the tone matched the song 😁

@@DaveCleeve haha, I realized it's your edit and not an official video only later lol Thanks for keeping some live sound in it! Do you have any more rare videos though? 👀

@@thereisahellbelievemeIveseenit it wasn’t an official release by the band, but it was approved personally by Oli as he saw and provided feedback on some rough cuts. Oli posted it on his Twitter, but sadly it never made it to their official KZbin channel mostly due to the fact that the Sempiternal release was imminent and I don’t think they wanted to be promoting old material or showcasing Jona on guitar since he was no longer part of the band. I don’t have any more material I’m afraid, other than the edit of the full performance that this video was captured from.

@@DaveCleeve thanks anyway :)

I am the same age bro and also have the same opinion😜🔥

Same here

Haha I’m glad something positive came out of the pandemic!

Hi there, it’s still in consideration for more film festivals so we can’t publicly put it online just yet.

Difícil ein man

@@shazan598 Também queria. Para mim é a melhor música que eles já fizeram. Peso, letra, melodia, calmaria, profundidade... eu me sinto vivo ouvindo esse som.