Godspeed! You Black Emperor + The Holy Body Tattoo = Monumental (Montréal/April12, 2016) live, 1080p

[@robn7777777]

Incredible, thank you for posting this. Was fortunate to recently see this performed at the Barbican, this is a great reminder of how it felt

[@lianozes]

Thanks for uploading this. I have seen this show at the Fringe festival, Edinburgh, 13 years after seeing G!YBE, in Lisbon... and this was, again, an amazing intense experience... thank you for bring it back to life on our memory...

[@carolinegravel]

CREDITS!!! Choreographers: Dana Gingras, Noam Gagnon | Performers: Caroline Gravel, Louise-Michele Jackson, Kim De Jong, Shay Kuebler, Louis-Elyan Martin, Esther Rousseau-Morin, Sovann Prom Tep, Micheal Watts, Jamie Wright | Music: Godspeed You! Black Emperor | Text: Jenny Holzer | Film: William Morrison | Lighting designer: Marc Parent | Supported by Canada Council for the Arts and the Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Quebec. Contact: Sarah Rogers_ [e-mail] And I guess this is illegal... right?

[@Gy0952]

This seems so unreal

[@zakiville]

any plan to upload the whole show? many thanks

[@Milklatte]

If I was rich, I would have flown to Montreal to witness this, I so wanted to do so, someday, yet I keep waiting for them to come to Mexico. Thank you so much for posting!! Do you have the whole set?

[@leonardoacevedo89]

I don't wanna sound like an ignorant, but here's Blacky from Voivod?

[@jeanyvestheriault8362]

Sorry I'm not in there. Little history perhaps! I founded with Dana & Noam the company back in 1992 after I left Voivod. I was the one that got the idea for the name of the company, it happened one day walking with Dana in Montreal. We created in total four different pieces/works/shows together from 92 to 96, L'Orage (the Storm), White Riot, Poetry & Apocalypse and Our Brief Eternity. I left the company in 98. In 93 we though about doing a piece including multiple dancers standing most the time on white cube with light inside restricting their movement, a representation of the restriction for the white collar working class (bureaucracy). The original music was in part mine and Les Tambours du Bronx with bass overdub mix together. It was really impressive. They simply revamp the idea with Monumental.

[@leonardoacevedo89]

@@jeanyvestheriault8362 Amazing! Thanks for that

[@dschneid15601]

I love art, however these folks are not keeping that great of time. I watched each of the groups throughout this piece and each of their body movements were slightly off with each other. I didn't know landing on the right beat was so difficult. The artists that created the music can hit the note on the right beat mOST of the time. With that said, I hate critics. They always know more than everybody else. Love, Peace, Harmony, Dali Lamba