LORNA SHORE - Pain Remains III: In a Sea of Fire | REACTION

[@jugro7639]

I have seen more metalheads crying since the first part of Pain Remains came out than the other 37 years of my life and it's just beautiful. 😢❤

[@dreamevil1989]

Dude, this last song completely gutted me. I find myself watching all these reactions videos just make sure I'm not the only one haha. Truly a masterpiece by Lorna Shore.

[@gavincross8155]

Couldn’t agree more

[@on1yone1nchw1de3]

People who understand pain love this.

[@michareacts]

This trilogy was something else… incredibly beautiful and not a single dry eye 😢❤

[@TauriReacts]

😭😭😭 every, single, time!

[@christopherdavies6659]

I have been through losing people close to me I feel the pain sadness anger with these 3 songs by lorna shore hail lorna shore for doing this hail fucking lonra shore and deathcore 666

[@Megsie_xoxo]

When I read the lyrics to this one, the last 3 lines, the title of each song hit me so hard. Phenomenal trilogy. Absolutely amazing album. Never cried so hard in my life.

[@SunRayz3r]

Same! That broke me hard too. The very bittersweet ending of this antagonist who feels the need to destroy this world he created in his dream, because the lack of satisfaction and happiness isn’t fulfilling. I think everyone has felt something of that before, the works around them had burdens that are heavy, and the pull to hold on or let go. And Lorna Shore captured this cascade of emotions perfectly. 👌🏻

[@Bowen_Diecast_Customs]

By far the greatest album in the last decade. The trilogy is the toughest shit I’ve ever experienced music wise

[@djchubbs]

Deathcore and crying should not be a thing but somehow Lorna Shore have managed it. Brutal and Beautiful all at the same time.

[@Cortrakx3]

The way that the woman in the video mouths "I love you" right before thid utterly gut-wrenching scream along with the lighter being lit... It just gets me literally every single time. It's so beautiful, but so painful as well..

[@justintherailfan2644]

"Dancing like flames after all that I've done ill salt the earth and disappear in a sea of fire". I have no words!

[@christianfichtner6240]

The "bury me" is the most emotional scream I've ever heard

[@BallisticStigmata]

No other form of music can marry the sound of an inner struggle with an outward tragedy. You just can't pull it off without the harshness.

[@Acane_Vision]

"this world will burn in my fall from grace" god that gives me chills

[@TheFlagnard2]

It's a masterpiece. Like the Sistine Chapel or one of Mozart's symphonies, this trilogy is a masterpiece.

[@williamsummerson1204]

Wonderful reaction tauri. This is my favorite trilogy, it's beautiful, powerful and emotional. Will is a vocal unicorn, greatest band on earth and the album is a masterpiece from beginning to end.

[@heikobar7626]

This trilogy is an emotional masterpiece ... so much love , sorrow and sadness packed in three extraodinary songs ... well done Lorna Shore ... and great reaction!

[@51land9]

Crying+headbanging= human sprinkler

[@pyewacket24]

All the way through the trilogy we have been shown the past and the present in contrasting colours: the golden (yellow and orange) past and the dark (purple and black) present. In the last 2 scenes the past and the present are finally the same. Clever.

[@izanagi_vii]

I didn’t see it that way before, but that’s a pretty cool way to view it. Nice! They’re very intentional with things, I’m sure it was meant to convey that!

[@pyewacket24]

@@izanagi_vii Yes, I think so too. I find the ending oddly comforting but it's still ambiguous. I don't know whether they are in heaven, hell, purgatory or just gone. I guess you can choose whatever fits with your own philosophy.

[@mrssniperr4505]

im glad will ramos is the permeant vocalist for this band he deserves it

[@ubiquinoxxrosiles2766]

Love this trilogy, this one was an absolute epic and I've cried like a baby. Just wow. Love you and your reactions tauri!

[@lewiss974]

You just mentioned the main goal of this album buy saying "roller-coaster of emotions". I noticed in a few interviews of Will where he said the same thing, and they nailed it

[@zarkokaradzin5380]

This trilogy doesnt have to be related to love in general, it also can represent the depth and weight of depression... and the burning in the end could symbolize him burning all the memories of her so he doesnt have to deal with pain and despair.

[@MyReallyCleverHandle]

I thought that parts 1 & 2 had prepared me for what was to come. Nope...still sobbed.

[@rolandknieriem3448]

Wenn man jemanden bis ans Ende liebt geht man auch durchs Feuer. Forever free!!!!!

[@jeff5671]

Omg I think these three songs destroyed me. Absolutely the best 3 songs I have ever heard. I am excited for their future

[@garretnordlund1979]

easily one of the greatest deathcore bands in the world and they somehow keep getting better and better, it's insane

[@maggie_galle7651]

wow... i'm speechless, and i'm a crying mess after this one. this really hit hard. never thought i'd say this, but they're winning me over. (just... don't tell anyone okay? 😉)

[@TauriReacts]

I won't, I promise!

[@ichigokotetsu9540]

Emotional Rollercoster describes it the best Tauri, very well said, each part of the trilogy guaranteed wet eyes every time

[@Venom_741]

This trilogy is phenomenal big props Lorna Shore and great reaction Tauri

[@Robert_Herring]

Beautiful reaction, Tauri. Lorna has created a masterpiece.

[@malgoul]

This trilogy is so emotionally anger. Just story of my life 🤘😭

[@IXI-InfaMoUs]

I’ve cried with so many people with this trilogy it’s not normal…. These guys are something else…. period.

[@fritsyt2090]

07:33 yes sweet Tauri I was speechless too. Thank you for this amazing reaction and being giving me the premiere to this brutally good song! Ps. the 20th anniversary Epica shirt suits you so well!!! 😍💙🤘🏻

[@zachmichael9370]

The moment we've all been waiting for

[@doomgod4622]

this one was a banger

[@fredbarnes2600]

So word to the wise...in order to get the whole effect of what they intended you really should listen to the album in it's entirety. Everyone keeps saying album of the year, but really it's one of the best metal albums, concept albums ever. Great reaction!

[@albertovazquez9858]

Yes indeed a fantastic concept album, it was all a dream

[@garretnordlund1979]

only downside to the album is that "Wrath" was supposed to be before "Apotheosis", but it sounded better the way they have it. Incredible album and beautiful visuals to match it

[@paulroberts4667]

Amazing trilogy! Would love to see you react to Architects, A New Moral Low Ground. Might make you feel a little better after those three brutally emotional songs! I love your reactions!

[@IDrop76]

@7:45 exactly

[@DeeDee-eb6fe]

Thank you Tauri, another very nice reaction 🥰 But: I feel deeply pissed. After seeing that he survived it was pretty mean to let him "die" a second time. Or didn't he, did he leave the house in time? We'll never know - a perfect cliffhanger...

[@lolKAOTIC]

I see it this way; he failed to die the first time and decided to try to give life without his wife a chance, but at the funeral realized it just simply wasn’t going to work and decided to end it in a foolproof way. May or may not be correct, but for me, adds more emotion and fills in those blanks you mentioned

[@sidneynolam3237]

amo seus reacts

[@Heavymetal16]

but why does the song sound like Immortal at times? 3:23

[@lightningman212xd6]

How i see this album is, it's the COMPLETE Lorna package. It's gotten it's own charm. Taking inspiration from the Immortal album And AIRTN ep. One of the greatest Albums of our era.

[@lightningman212xd6]

Also coming to your point, yes. It does sound like immortal. And "Apotheosis" riff sounds like it's inspired from "Of The Abyss"

[@kenpachi21192]

damn i was doing fine until you cried...

[@christopherdavies6659]

These 3 songs deal with life love death by awesome fucking lonra shore hail deathcore 666