Consequence - Butterfly Effect

Consequence Butterfly Effect Live [v] '03

[@stainedinblack]

One of the best bands australia has ever produced!! SO PROUD OF YOU TBE!!!!!!!

[@peterbenn2002]

still true 13 years later!!!

[@jwest31176]

Listening from San Antonio Tx. This band should have been huge in the United States. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@poelingoer]

The Butterfly Effect are a hard rock band from Brisbane, Australia, formed in 1999. The band consists of Clint Boge (vocals), Ben Hall (drums), Glenn Esmond (bass) and Kurt "Puddles" Goedhart (guitar). thats on Wiki

[@leginn]

this song is my fav by far its dynamacs / atmosphere and fucking overall brilliance is amazing.. and its freakin hard to sing the transition from the yelling to the chorus makes my vocal chords bleed.. but its all in the name of AWESOMENESS thanks for the post mate..

[@murch86]

YES! we need filling silence thats a great song (as with just about all their songs)

[@spragg101]

one of the greatest bands of all time, shame they dont come and tour here in nz

[@garethhermann7901]

the energy

[@s70ph3rh7]

Goosebumps. Was rad meeting you in Adelaide dude

[@BBRBGR]

"Bleed if I want to", that song just echoes for me. Not in an emo, my parents wont buy me new jeans so I'll cut myself kinda way ... but just in a poetic manner.

[@MrBazman1]

The Butterfly Effect Rock!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@johnj69]

awesome, thanks for posting this.

[@thebutterflyeffect89]

yes they are from perth

[@joely182]

seriously all aussies bands top any other countries right now

[@thebutterflyeffect89]

i was replying to thejman165 who asked if karnivool were aussie..TBE are from brisbane.

[@Danoz187]

Sweet & low

[@bebemanson]

aaahhhhh !!!!!! i love this song !!!!!!!!! :)

[@cockardo]

Yes, I said "mostly" about Tool's songs. And I mean that they're more industial metal, though true industrial is definitely more like NIN. What I meant was that they're songs have this aspect to them which a lot of the time have that sort of warped sound similar to industrial but with a more metal sound. I don't mean to start an argument, but I definitely agree with your points.

[@Decklan101]

Prefer their previous sound, yeah.

[@barryball5701]

Yep agree with the bloke below, I’ll keep with the swear bit, piss off who doesn’t agree

[@galengrassi4704]

Classic!!

[@foogle5516]

no depth perception HAS MADE YOU SHALLOW!!!!! stupid crowd. I LOVE YOU for putting this up. xoxo

[@thebutterflyeffect89]

that has nothing to do with me liking the butterfly effect..too many bands are labelled as tool copy cats when they sound nothing alike..i mean if you said it on an earshot song i wouldn't argue (i remember one or more of their songs sounds very tool like)..but i still like them.

[@oneplus1]

what do you think of their new album compared to their older ones?... old ones rock

[@thebutterflyeffect89]

^^ i too didn't like this song much at first coz of the yelling but its grown on me a bit..the lyrics are awesome as well

[@Indigo46and2]

anyone happen to have any live footage of "filling silence"?

[@oneplus1]

theres more coming

[@EDCband]

i prefer the new one....of course olds one are also great

[@poelingoer]

oh right sry mate.

[@cockardo]

No, Tool are a great band, they're one of the few bands that have deep meanings behind their songs. HOWEVER... I'm not saying The Butterfly Effect are bad or ripoffs of Tool. Personally I love both bands and think they both have unique sounds.

[@awesomeellie19]

Lmfao I would have lost my shit too i would have been fucking jamming out !!! * Musicgasm*

[@cockardo]

I strongly disagree. The Butterfly Effect's songs are far less cryptic and generally more personal, whereas Tool songs are mostly political or about the mind and warping it. Also, the overall sound of both bands are very different to each other. The Butterfly Effect have a dirtier/grungier sound than Tool. Tool have more of an industrial/progressive aspect to them. But that's my opinion.

[@indigo5852]

I agree, however, Tool has some more personal songs as well.

[@averyryder8080]

well said

[@nubnubnubbin]

your name is kinda like dimebag darrel holy shit you lucky man

[@thebutterflyeffect89]

tool fans are tools who think every band sounds like tool