Terror & Hubris In The House Of Frank Pollard Live (Killadelphia) - Lamb of God

[@jordanwhite8667]

Best version of this song!!! Killadelphia ALL D.A.Y.

[@ChingaTuMaga24]

+Jordan White Yes it is! This entire album is fucking EPIC!

[@jacobchism4037]

the fact that Chris keeps the double bass rolling through the entire first breakdown, when he doesn't in the studio version, makes my head bang uncontrollably \m/

[@wattosacrim]

SAME!

[@lumhavollidrums]

The beauty of live gigs

[@denmanfite3156]

@@lumhavollidrums So much this man. The way a band changes up a song live is why I always go for the live albums.

[@IanOrGoregy]

Jesus Fucking Christ THIS IS SO FUCKING GOOD!!!

[@nameleszs]

This is terror and hubris in the house of frank pollard! great song

[@teacheralejandro1516]

As soon as this song began playing while my six-year old son was playing, he grew a mustache and a beard.

[@robertpainter5599]

I love lamb of god

[@RubberMuffin]

Dat breakdown

[@EbolaSandwich]

01:45 it's on / 02:50 it's Seriously on!

[@ABottomlessCurse]

3:00

[@EbolaSandwich]

HELL YES!

[@benjaminhanson2875]

Those vocals are just unreal

[@26muca07]

4:31 aw man when you're 42 and your physician asks "So you've never had a prostate exam...?"

[@skat0rzZzz]

Calm down Clint...

[@GoldensonMMA]

The high to low it's the heaviest part.

[@brandonwong2488]

This live album has to be one if the greatest live albums ever. All the way from this song to hourglass and back to black label and pariah. They nail every song on this album. Even bloodletting is kicked up a notch and fuckin awesome.

[@udaythambimuthu3176]

Pure fucking savagery as always. Long live lamb of god

[@Lambag-Daniel]

that fuckin intro+solo!!!!!🤘🤘🤘😠🤘🤘🤘

[@EbolaSandwich]

Terror & Hubris In The House Of 240P

[@EvrisMour]

prokopis 2042 listen to it....

[@Bankable2790]

lmfao kids today can never understand the horror

[@bigbear647965]

Eish they would play this and more gospel songs

[@neohleza24]

I noticed you used the expression "Eish" which is commonly a South African thing.. R you from South Africa? If so I'm fucking stocked to see another LoG fan from Mzansi

[@young_heart]

I might get a lot of hate for this but... I think Slipknot would make a legendary cover of this song. Just think about how the 2 bands sound... This one song would just sound amazing in Slipknot hands. (which already does don't misunderstand me please. :D!)

[@MerchantOfDeath15]

Slipknot songs sound all the same, jmho

[@spandanhetfield]

Based on the guitar tones, I would beg to differ. The signature slipknots are all about mids and really washed down as opposed to the super bright tones of Mark Morton and Willie Adler. But then again, I'd love to see the cover happen :D

[@benjaminhanson2875]

No one could cover those vocals. Fucken hell that shit is way beyond Corey's vocal range

[@carlosghazarian9875]

Spandan Madan Mark Morthon's solos are pure Evil. Those dark angry Moments of your life all flash back.

[@markwyrick9918]

SICK AS FUCK!

[@wattosacrim]

sounds like slayer

[@badboybootz8]

Better

[@mikecordes]

Who is Frank Pollard

[@laah8916]

From an interview with Rough Edge: Rough Edge: Who is Frank Pollard? D. Randall: Frank Pollard is a great friend of mine from Chicago - he's a crazy, insane artist. Every time I see him, and I stay with him every time I'm in Chicago, something insane happens - he's bizarre. The song "Terror And Hubris In The House Of Frank Pollard" is about showing up in Chicago at Frank's house and everything just exploding. He's art is some of the best and most amazing stuff I've ever seen. I felt he deserved a song in his honor. Full interview here: www.roughedge.com/features/lambofgod1100.htm

[@tyson666999]

whos the lame that disliked this

[@skat0rzZzz]

A christian rocker most likely

[@joshuaamerson2365]

How's your mama, we went out.

[@jasonhuntley4203]

i'm still sticking to that theory..........

[@badboybootz8]

Nothing was touching this on 06-07

[@BradsMusicChannel]

@nameleszs sick song hey, u should check out mt other vids

[@jasonhuntley4203]

villisca axe murder house