REACTION and THOUGHTS to Architects - "Animals" (Orchestral Version) - Live at Abbey Road

[@gabrielkain1]

All the strings and horns really gave this song a "big" sound. The vocals were good, and I really like how this song was structured. It was put together so well. Great lyrics here as well. Just a overall well recorded track with an awesome sound.

[@scifimonkey3]

Banger! Well worth a deeper dive given the predominant genre of your channel. This metalcore band has many amazing tracks to listen to whether it is the very heavy and technical early work or their more varied (in tone not quality) recent work. This is one of my favourite videos from them as the arrangement with the orchestral elements is astonishing and takes what was always a great song to another level. The MV for’Doomsday’ is another massive must watch and references the aftermath of losing Tom Searle their guitarist in 2016 at just 28 from cancer. Hope you can do more from this very creative and talented band.

[@Calumetto]

What a strong piece. Very cool. ••• PEACES!!!

[@TheCreativeKobold]

I didn't know this song had an orchestral version, that was awesome! :D Listened to this song in my car last time yesterday, it's on my regular playlist. Can also recommend seeing these guys live, they're great! :D

[@phoenixaki3458]

🤘 as usual, glad you enjoyed it. This is one of those types of requests that continuously kept getting passed up each month when I was deciding, not because it's bad by any stretch but because others were higher priority. This finally got its chance now :) The band overall is metalcore (hence the super chuggy breakdown section here) but obviously, as a symphonic metal fan primarily, this orchestral version is more up my alley. Whoever mixed the audio on this live recording deserves so many awards for making all the instruments come through so clearly

[@Croz76]

Never heard this version of Animals. This was so good! 🤘🤘

[@GrimHawk67]

The orchestration and arrangement really made this track rise above its genre.

[@sagebooker]

Love it. Saw them last summer, but without an orchestra ^^

[@TheWolffAndTheMelody]

Oh I bet it was wild.

[@WNYretiree]

Interesting. Loved the symphonic feel. Not crazy about the lyrics