How THRICE Remade 'The Artist In The Ambulance'

Dustin Kensrue of THRICE takes The Disc Dive with Ryan J. Downey, discussing each of the band's albums and telling tales from the early beginnings up to the present day. In this clip, he tells all about the making of The Artist In The Ambulance (Revisited), which arrived in 2023.
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[@ronnierodriguez3490]

I stumbled across this album this morning and I about died when I realized they were re-recorded and it was amazing. Hearing that they put Horizon's West on hold for this is even more amazing for some reason. lol I'm happy they went about doing it and made the changes they did. It sounds great!

[@Schellnino1994]

I agree! That's means that Horizons West will be even more refined. And the guests stars on here are great

[@Slevinlobell]

Illusion Of Safety is my fav Thrice record, this is 2nd, Vhuissei 3rd, etc...I named my only son Dustin because of how impactful these guys were on me at the time. Its amazing its still all the same members and it shows. Thanks for this, nice to see inside opinion on this record. They did better with the remake of this than I expected, even tho they are still just AMAZING, I just mean to recreate that record seems like a near impossible task, and they did well with it. NGL, I love the original the most, but half of thats just cuz its tied to a time in my life and TBH, I miss the old major label $$ spent on GOOD full sounding records, with strings added etc. That being said, I also like dingier, dirtier records preferably over more polished ones, depends on the band. Like you could have never had Minor Threat re record Out Of step EP, or ANYTHING they did or Fugazi and do it in a big studio and have it all super clean sounding and it come out good. It would ruin the feel and ferocity those old records had, even tho the Minor Threat stuff had really substandard recordings, the band was SO GOOD it didnt matter. It fit their aesthetic, so to speak.

[@Ronnock]

I'm still trying to convince my wife to name our second son after Dustin, as well, if and when we get him.

[@bainmack]

dustins voice is a treat to hear

[@marc5445]

Now presenting “Two bored guys talking unenthusiastically for eight minutes.”

[@user-zs1gx8ke8g]

This could have been a 90 second exchange, or better yet, a text message. Dry AF interview. Great record tho.

[@michaelschrader1969]

Just stumbled across this revisited version and oh my lord! Y’all turned a masterpiece into an even larger masterpiece. Not many bands can do that. Very impressed with it. You’re on repeat the next couple months.

[@Schellnino1994]

Cant wait for the SOLD OUT STL show!!!

[@banjothecattledog9590]

Love Thrice.

[@circustramps]

Instrument sound mix might be slightly better now, but definitely vocals were better in the original version. Identity Crisis is a top 10 punk album for me.

[@Scabbeau]

I got my eldest a Cameo of Dustin for his 25th birthday, then the AITA redo dropped a few days later

[@rmarsmedia828]

I prefer the original but I like the new one too… I think better backing vocals on original

[@kimwilkinson4322]

I actually prefer the original recording of The Artist In The Ambulance...

[@thirdmonkeyent_llc]

It is like all new songs. But you can sing along from the get go. It's awesome. It's all the songs re-written with their music theory they have now.

[@thirdmonkeyent_llc]

Going to the Orlando HOB show!!