Third Eye Blind @ The Electric Factory July 1998 whole set

Losing a Whole Year
Narcolepsy
Thanks a Lot
Jumper
The Background
How's It Going To Be?
Motorcycle Drive-By
Semi-Charmed Life
Graduate
London
I Want You
God of Wine
AVMS/Audio Alchemists
Exec Producer J. Noonan
Engeneer Keven Ciancullo
Tech manager Byron Mansylla
Director Shera Klien
Cameras: Marc Caruso, Jon Lerner, John Eccert, Steve Dorio, Anthony Cicerelli, Byron Mansylla
Tape
Jim Benjamin
Audio
Main Mix Frank Pepito
Recordist Steve. Letti
A2 Frank Felito

[@mylessmith5244]

Here in 2022 and love to see the love in the comments for Kevin Cadogan. Truly irreplaceable piece of 3eb

[@counterbalancelife4305]

The guitar player made this band for me. He really had good taste in his riffs and rhythm.

[@caioowen6799]

King Cadogan.

[@fiveeyes2802]

Agreed!

[@dash3640]

Man. Kevin Cadigan has magic in his hands. No matter what Stephen says, the original 3EB will never be replicated.

[@dimitriassimaopoulos9224]

dash3640 you are 100 percent right !!! I forgot how incredible they were in the beginning, Kevin is a huge loss ! Still love 3eb forever just saw them December 15 at Foxwoods!!! I was in the front row fuck yeah

[@nathaniellee9814]

So sad

[@jarredescobedo4]

dash3640 dearly missed if you spelled his last name wrong lol

[@davewayne9870]

The sound they had together just wow...What a shame they split up

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

I AGREE ☝️ 100% He is a phenomenal guitarist

[@Veinyboi]

3EB will never be the same without this lineup Kevin’s beautiful tone and riffs Arions groovy bass lines

[@txgirl3780]

church.

[@dogpd3]

I want to live in an alternate universe where third eye blind original members all stay together

[@kzeich]

No one knew America had less then 3 years to live. To come: endless war, stripped away liberties, 911, Facebook, smart phones, opioid addictions, the Patriot Act and the death of Rock and Roll

[@jennifermoffitt7294]

we were gone a long before but yes we didn't know the horrors to come :(

[@TheAwesomeGingerGuy]

0:12 - Losing a Whole Year 3:25 - Narcolepsy 8:40 - Thanks a Lot 14:32 - Jumper 19:16 - The Background 24:02 - How's it Going to Be? 28:02 - Motorcycle Drive By 32:44 - Semi-Charmed [Kinda] Life (The Doo Doo Doo, Doo da Doo Doooo Song) 37:20 - Graduate 40:27 - London 44:01 - I Want You 48:02 - God of Wine

[@joeygreenstone9991]

This was one of the first concerts I ever attended, less than a month after turning 16. I can't believe it was filmed and surfaced on youtube some 20 years later! It took me another year to realize just how good their first album was, but to this day I still rank it as one of the best rock albums ever, and certainly in my top 5 favorites. So cool to find this on the last day of 2020, which has been an incredibly nostalgic year for me, where I've constantly been reconnecting with all the musical memories of my life to get through the hardship.

[@TheCurtisdavies]

would have loved to have seen the original members… you’re a lucky guy

[@slickdog78]

One of those albums that had no skippable songs on it. Front to back just a great album.

[@meo150]

Agree w u all. Perfect balance all the way thru esp the end

[@castorriver1832]

I remember in the 1990’s when Stephan was complaining about Kevin’s choice of guitars and I wondered what the F was his problem. His choice of guitars literally shaped the sound of 3eb that we love. What a nutcase.

[@dogpd3]

His idiocy cost him more hits

[@fiveeyes2802]

Looking back at this video and seeing Kevin’s guitars? They are awesome choices! He sounds great!

[@bigsky3072]

I think Jenkins was jealous of the attention Cadigan was getting and that Cadigan wrote a lot of their best songs. Jenkins was quite histronic i believe. Also, what didn't Jenkins like about Cadigan's guitars? What kind were they?

[@Big_McLargeHuge]

I bought an MJ Mirage because of Kevin. It's awesome

[@kzeich]

The kids in the crowd are in there 40's and 50's now. Time hurts

[@SymmetricsAudio]

Strange how time gets away from us all. I picked up their self-titled album when it first came out and I was 11 at the time. Now I'm 34 and I still love their music. I'm not as old as the folks from this show are these days but it feels good to say I've been a fan for 23 years.

[@joeygreenstone9991]

I was there and I had just turned 16... 38 now ;)

[@meyloose1013]

I was 15 at this show and am 37 now, but thanks for the upcharge.

[@okdas8353]

sure does

[@trenken]

Yeah me. Im 47 now.

[@theparalexview785]

Kevin Cadogan was a riff and tone monster, like Steve Stevens with Billy Idol. TEB was never the same without this lineup.

[@globelamp]

100%

[@m23u23]

Kevin's ability to write and play riffs that are both lead and rhythm parts is fantastic. Also Narcolepsy was super hype

[@nurk_barry]

The self-titled 3eb album is still one of the greatest albums ever....seen them a few times during this era, I remember Stephan’s red couch...

[@CaltaForPrison2024]

LOVE the love for Kevin in the comments, hopefully him and Arion realize the support they still have from fans

[@shittle2308]

Nice little gem right here. Back in their prime when Kevin was still shreddin

[@pixelupdates7041]

I don't really care what the politics are but Stephan made a huge career mistake dismissing Kevin. I worked in the record industry for many many years and I'm convinced this band would have had much greater success had that original lineup remained intact. Stephan had one of the ingredients and Kevin had the other with the other guys filling in the gaps for sure. Without Kevin in particular, this band will never be as great as it could have been.

[@jed1285]

Miss this kind of music. Long live 90's

[@OnTourProduction]

please subscribe

[@nogovannut9386]

Subbed

[@devynarnold6410]

Huzt

[@lambyUK2007]

Jenkins is obviously a good songwriter and lyricist, but dear god is Kevin Cadogan an absolute genius. When he was ousted, the heart of this band was ripped out. Jenkins has had some good moments since then, but nothing close to what both he and Cadogan created. It's a big what if to what this band could have achieved after the genius that is 'Blue'. Also, a nod to Arion as well as the combination of him and Cadogan is simply electric.

[@davewayne9870]

Amen,so very true

[@colinclayton8042]

Stephan with his lyricism and Kevin with his guitar. Shouldn’t have been spilt up.

[@indigos290]

Sad how these bands create such great stuff and then break up. The new members either make or break the band. This got broken. Bad.

[@ihaddox1199]

imagine coming up with the song Wounded and then being like "okay thanks, see ya" It's one thing if the dude is on heroin and he is missing shows? But no it was solely.. Ego. god damn.

[@kellyjensen9425]

Yes! Finally someone says what I’ve thought all these years. Cadogan had the magic, he was the soul that drove the emotions of those songs. Without him the songs have felt like knockoffs with different guitarists. His sounds were were a voice of their own and you couldn’t just replicate that voice by following sheet music. I remember my first concert going to see 3EB and immediately thinking « whole fucking shit they’re hard ». The album couldn’t capture that punk vibe where they played these songs fucking hard. Without Kevin they went soft, like the album.

[@lmh12121]

I wanted Kevin’s outro on The Background to go on forever.

[@ryanstroup8379]

Same man! Beautiful outro. Leaves me wanting more.

[@darrenXparker]

Rumor has it, that it never ended and they're still playing in another dimension.

[@loveisaburningstar]

I felt the same about that beautiful little guitar lick by Cadocan in Jumper at 17:12 then Stephen taps him off at 17:36 with a "that's enough, asshole"

[@vic8576]

💕

[@harpo495]

I always thought he would’ve been the perfect secondary guitarist for Jeff Buckley’s band. They both had awesome riffs and uncommon chord variations

[@CalicoAllen]

Kevin Cadigan plays the tune of my soul. Changed my life yet I felt like I was right where I belonged

[@EDEN-LIMINAL]

Kevin Cadogan is a true mesmerizer, haunting us all with the beautiful sonic landscapes he unleashes upon our souls. One of the best pieces of music ever with the utmost attention to detail and loving care in each moment, this whole album is.

[@mylessmith5244]

SJ almost giving Kevin credit @48:26

[@drpenguin4478]

It’s almost like the tension made Kevin play better. Like every show could be his last.

[@Nolanduke]

No cell phones... nice.

[@colins7771]

This is how live music is supposed to happen. Fucking awesome.

[@randycrews4940]

It was 1998. lol

[@moryreyes5902]

They r enjoy the concert like we supposed to do🤗😂

[@realasadoughnut]

I was always one of those guys that didn't think changing guitarists in Third Eye Blind was a big deal...Jesus was I wrong.

[@Big_McLargeHuge]

Tony wasn't bad. I can't stand the new guy's style/tone at all though.

[@realasadoughnut]

@@Big_McLargeHuge Agreed.

[@billybutcher4995]

@@Big_McLargeHuge Tony couldn’t solo and didn’t have Cadogan’s groovy rhythm. He was a very good songwriter tho.

[@dogpd3]

@@Big_McLargeHuge probably on purpose tho. Jenkins wants to hear his voice over the guitar due to his ego

[@Vodka-182]

​@@billybutcher4995is definitely wrong, my friend. Tony can really solo and shred. I assume that his really out of place tunings made that magic. You can't solo in that kind of weird open tunings. It would make those songs very unbearable. Example: Can't Get Away is in F# B E A C# F#, you can't bend or do vibratos in that tuning. Misfits is in D# G C F G A#, it's not a very tonal tuning if you ask. Try to solo on that tuning and you'll have a mess trying to write a solo on that kind of tunings You can only make chords on it. I'm not even talking about Company, it even surprises me how the hell he did that ending with a tuning that low.

[@romelsonpolido8694]

2023 here. And this was my first cassette tape back in year 2000. ❤❤❤❤

[@Lifeofjakes]

Undeniably one of the greatest rock albums of all time

[@kevinkozkoz4348]

Dude on guitar is the star ⭐

[@fasteddie4435]

I remember hearing this 30 years ago and I haven't been the same ever since. 3EB 🤘

[@art_tadz2792]

kevin cadogan, damn....

[@ZiPolishHammer]

You know you wrote a good album when you can play it verbatim as a setlist and the crowd is eating it up.

[@joeygreenstone9991]

Definitely one of the best albums of all-time. It just flows so well, and there isn't a bad song on there.

[@lil_revive115]

Oh my god agreed. 1 of the best albums of all time. I just bought it on Vinyl Record actually. One of my favorites 🤘🏼

[@connorflynn5903]

I can’t think of another band that could do this. Beatles?

[@michaelknight8459]

Not to many albums better than there self title, its truly a master piece.

[@troy8420]

@@connorflynn5903 A lot of successful bands will tour for one album

[@tommybass40]

I saw them twice in those days, Roseland Ballroom and Hammerstein Ballroom, NYC. Those shows were awesome. Seen them in subsequent lineups but their 97-98 era was boss!!

[@nathaniellee9814]

It’s sad there’s not much live material of this band on KZbin

[@indigos290]

This is the best I've found. Their live sets lost their edge after a short while. The change in band members didn't help either.

[@haleyrichardson8818]

One of my faves of all time 💗

[@chippin32]

100% but there is still time

[@ACHOgac511]

Everything about this SHREDS

[@user-cq8fk8ej4h]

OMG I was there! I was a couple months pregnant!😂 I saw them like 40 times!

[@JuliusSaint]

Miss the old days...

[@OnTourProduction]

Me Three

[@gduarte77]

Saw this lineup many times before they broke up! Best times of my life!

[@TheTcjar76]

This is 3EB

[@90sPunkRockCovers]

I really liked Out of the Vein but they were never the same after Kevin left the band, is the truth. Still love these guys tho.

[@whatdothlife4660]

Ursa Major was pretty listenable and the B-side Red Star is lit but the first two albums are untouchably splendid.

[@mineralt]

90s were so awesome. I went to shows like this every week for years.

[@TheCurtisdavies]

I am honestly so jealous 😩

[@BobbyDunlap87]

I love them so much.. Got me through a lot of shit

[@nelic182]

Guitarist is amazing

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

WOW When you got the entire FUCKING crowd singing your song that brought fame to your band “I’m packed and I’m holding, I’m smiling she’s living,she’s golden, she’s lives for me, she says she lives me ovation, her own motivation, she comes around, she goes down on me, and I make her smile, like a drug for you,, do whatever what you want to do, coming over you, keep on smiling what we go through, one stop to the rhythm that divides you” ... THAT’S when you know you’ve reached the masses 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@donaldtrumpfan8393]

what a goldie😍😍 miss 90s

[@dimitriassimaopoulos9224]

How could anyone ever say this band was anything less than incredible live after watching this !!!!!!!! 3EB forever

[@indigos290]

This was their peak. They fell hard by the end of that decade. Not as enjoyable live.

[@dimitriassimaopoulos9224]

What are you talking about ? Just saw them November 8 2019 the show was amazing!!! At Hampton beach ! 3EB forever

[@indigos290]

This was an amazing concert! But after the next few years they didn't sound as great live. Different Band. Different vibe. Doesn't click like before.

[@immattbailey]

Indigo Serenade have to agree , guessing they took time off and didn’t perform , his vocals aren’t the best these days in the way that I don’t recognise that voice , where Green Day on the other hand get better and improve etc.

[@IAmValefree]

Wow the chemistry is perfection here. '97-'98 3EB is sooooo amazing, and you can't deny how good of a frontman Jenkins is this whole show, and his stage presence in Narcolepsy alone!! Whole band is firing on all cylinders this show, with such a masterpiece of a record to play, man they killed it. This will remain one of my personal favorite live shows ever

[@sillyfarmerbilly8872]

Lol I love this album but I thought Jenkins was kind of lame in this performance.

[@Ervinabrahamian]

@@sillyfarmerbilly8872 Me too

[@kevinswift8654]

@@sillyfarmerbilly8872 he's a little over the top but that's kind of his vibe

[@djwardlowentertainment9098]

Take me back to the 90's and early 00's where music was so good. I never got to see 3EB live and regret that. Their livestreams and concerts from recent years are so far from their peak but I still appreciate them going out there and playing.

[@meyloose1013]

OH MY FUCKING GOD IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOOTAGE FOREVER. You are amazing. My first time seeing them. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@billybutcher4995]

Kevin Cadigan WAS and IS the real third eye blind.

[@globelamp]

hell ya

[@Koldfusion234]

The band completely lost its soul after he was fired

[@DJPepc]

really, I dont know about that. Where is he now? I know Third eye blind released a new ablum and I went to the show last week. I notice Stephen Jenkins, he got my attention. I would say Jenkins is Third eye Blind, his name is on every song and he is still going.

[@bigsky3072]

@@DJPepc Jenkins wanted the attention. Cadigan actually wrote much of their best stuff, Cadigan got too much attention. Jenkins also kicked out Salazar, the bass player in the 90's. Jenkins appears to be very histrionic.

[@DJPepc]

@@bigsky3072 So what has Cadigan doing lately? Guess he saved his best for Third Eye Blind.

[@NihongoGuy]

17:46 - he did that live very well. You can't duplicate the studio sound exactly, but I do wish i'd been there.

[@ronnielamar3473]

Lost myself and my 18year marriage when they blew up. Regained traction but How's it going to be and Semi-charmed life helped me somehow. Thank you.

[@JDCUSA]

I was a huge fan when they first came out. Saw them live twice. Once when they opened for U2 in Jacksonville FL. Looking back , some of the lyrics were truly brilliant. Others now make me cringe they are so bad. But, Kevin Cadogan did have a very special guitar style and sound that still impresses me to this day.

[@1mlb704]

This was the 3EB lineup! So good, until Jenkins got greedy

[@mwroberts79]

Great find! I think this was from the Bonfire tour. I saw the tour in charlotte with Semisonic & Eve 6 (pretty sure). Kevin Cadogan really added a lot to the band. He had some badass guitars as well.

[@OnTourProduction]

Matt Roberts wow I don’t think semi sonic opened as I shoot them I dc but eve 6 would have. Been a good shoot tho Anyway please subscribe I can reach monitzation statue And please check out magnificent 7

[@globelamp]

Matt Roberts he really was like the other part of the magic that was lost

[@popbellydancer]

Eve 6, Our Lady Peace and 3eb = Bonfire Tour '98. Eve 6 and 3eb = MTV Campus Invasion/Bonfire '98. I was in Charlotte. You saw E6/OLP/3eb.... Not semisonic

[@robr2303]

90's feel for sure

[@colins7771]

90's forever

[@bryanrogers5841]

First time I saw them was in 1997 at the TLA on south street. I was also at this show. This by far was the best 3EB lineup. Can’t believe I found this video. Great memories

[@HiHello-ku1fl]

They were so great with Kevin Cadogan. I still don't know why he was fired. They were so much better with him. Maybe the tension between him and Stephen was a good thing if there was tension at all. They lost some chemistry since he has been gone.

[@manlymen552]

Kevin thought ownership would be split in two, long story short it wasn't. Stephen went behind his back and now owns all of the music/band. Sad really, but kevin sued; got a settlement. Dont blame him he wrote alot of the music....

[@kzeich]

SJ was cool with it until they exploded. It happens all the time. Unfortunately there are more Kevin's than Stephan's in the industry. SJ had the spark of genius that created the songs but his personality unfortunately sucks.

[@Koldfusion234]

@@kzeich Reminds me a little bit of the dynamic in Oasis. Liam and Noel are way better as a team than they are apart. Noel doesn’t have the frontman prowess or voice that Liam has (or at least had in his prime), and Liam can’t write songs anywhere near the level that Noel can. SJ may be a gifted songwriter, but that’s clearly not enough given that he stopped writing hits after Blue was released. His songwriting served as an excellent foundation but Kevin brought the songs to life

[@rockerwithawalker]

Saw um in 2020 at WAMU THEATER, SEATTLE AWESOME

[@theseelig]

Losing a Whole Year Narcolepsy Thanks a Lot Jumper The Background How's It Going To Be? Motorcycle Drive-By Semi-Charmed Life Graduate London I Want You God of Wine

[@devynarnold6410]

C vf

[@Koldfusion234]

The magic that this band had completely evaporated after Kevin was fired. Literally a night and day difference. Jenkins really fucked up being such a selfish prick. Had this band stayed with the original lineup, they would have achieved way more fame (not that they weren’t already quite popular). But man, they just had so much chemistry, and Jenkins and his greed/ego had to go and ruin it. Is he a good songwriter? Of course, but Cadogan’s guitar work really brought his songs to life. This is evident when you look at how quickly the band declined once the 90’s ended. Good songs only go so far when you don’t have the proper instrumentation to carry them.

[@bigsky3072]

I agree. He kicked out Salazar too though, right?

[@dogpd3]

@@bigsky3072 and kicked out Tony Fredianelli, Kevin’s replacement. Kicked out the band members except for the drummer. It’s no surprise that 3EB has no hits anymore. That’s what happens when you kick out the OG members that helped propelled 3EB to stardom

[@williamradu6450]

Absolute. Fucking. Magic.

[@TheCurtisdavies]

ahh man, this to me is just magic, everything just runs so smoothly & effortlessly… quite simply my favourite band ever period

[@benxgoh]

Thank you so much for uploading. This is magical.

[@whocares5114]

Not having Kevin Cadogan in lead guitar is like not having Slash in Guns and Roses. His rifts sounds and style are what made third eye blind so great.

[@pedroqmarques]

Subscribed! Thanks for sharing this diamond ;)

[@shanonporter4041]

I miss 😢this music!! I know these guys by heart. And Candlebox.

[@chrisg5485]

This acoustic I want you is the best I've heard Stephan

[@Nicole-oq8bn]

Thank you for uploading this

[@Harmonicosscillation]

Glorious

[@mil182]

Thank you for this incredible upload. What a setlist.

[@kingkrysen]

Scooby Doo on Zombie Island made me a fan of this band Stephen Jenkin's voice is timeless every time I hear him sing I think about that movie

[@adamtheberge9329]

I love this post thank you so much for putting it out there hopefully maybe one day in this universe will see the original lineup perform again, this is fantastic

[@DJPepc]

Great then, still great today!!!!!!

[@gregorycalzada5264]

THE BEST EVER ❤️

[@mcnasty4207]

KEVIN!

[@immattbailey]

Holy fuck the start of semi charmed life ♥️♥️that crowd !

[@Big_McLargeHuge]

This is so fucking good, I remember those days. Had a bootleg VHS of one of the shows from around this time, wore that thing out. This band ain't shit without Kevin.

[@bigsky3072]

Yup, Kevin and Salazar, the bass player. Stephen said he kicked out Salazar because he was crazy, but that's no reason to kick someone out of a band. Jesus!!

[@Lavender_Loves859]

Very cool

[@Lavender_Loves859]

Indeed

[@NancysInsiderTradingTips]

Why can’t I ever get alright Caroline live

[@martha4829]

🖤

[@chillznax]

Kevin F’ing Cadogan!!! Yin fired his yang without realizing how essential he was. I attended a 3EB concert last night and admittedly it was insanely good but it’s because Kevin’s riffs and ability to create space and time with a mother f’ing guitar.

[@hectorff617]

4-3-20 Covid 19 🎸 kev amazing here live

[@JohnDoe-kj3dz]

This is dope! Thanks!

[@OnTourProduction]

thank you please subscribe I love x by the way John Doe Awesome !

[@RavineDriver]

I really really really miss these guys!! Shit

[@MrDotaleavers]

the viva la vida of 1998!

[@benjaminkaarst]

These guys have as much talent as the Chili Peppers with Frusciante. Maybe more. It’s a shame they couldn’t stay stay together for more than one album.

[@Daneiladams555]

yesnoyesnookay they did for 2

[@NFStamper]

@@Daneiladams555 One and a half. They ditched Kevin before the tour for Blue.

[@billybutcher4995]

Kevin in third eye blind is like the frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Brilliant songwriter and great musician.

[@OkOk-rv8nr]

Summer time and the wind is blowing outside In lower Chelsea and I don't know What I'm doing in this city The sun is always in my eyes It crashes through the windows And I'm sleeping on the couch When I came to visit you That's when I knew I could never have you I knew that before you did Still I'm the one who's stupid And there's this burning Like there's always been I've never been so alone And I've never been so alive Visions of you on a motorcycle drive by The cigarette ash flies in your eyes And you don't mind, you smile And say the world it doesn't fit with you I don't believe you, you're so serene Careening through the universe Your axis on a tilt, you're guiltless and free I hope you take a piece of me with you And there's things I would like to do That you don't believe in I would like to build something But you never see it happen And there's this burning Like there's always been I've never been so alone And I've, I've never been so alive And there's this burning There was this burning Where's the soul I want to know New York City is evil The surface is everything but I could never do that Someone would see through that And this is our last time We'll be friends again I'll get over you, you'll wonder who I am And there's this burning Just like there's always been I've never been so alone, alone And I, and I've, I've never been so alive, so alive I go home to the coast It starts to rain I paddle out on the water alone Taste the salt and taste the pain I'm not thinking of you again Summer dies and swells rise The sun goes down in my eyes See this rolling wave Darkly coming to take me home And I've never been so alone And I've never been so alive

[@elir6178]

We will miss your work! RIP BROTHER I HOPE YOU AND GOD ARE MAKING GOOD VIDEOS IN HEAVEN!!!

[@ohnesorgen4642]

@@akerockstar I think this is him: www.volkleberfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Byron-Mansylla/#!/Obituary

[@TheViken1]

kevin cadigan - absolute wizard on the strings

[@rosemeadows9386]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@rosemeadows9386]

Rose Michelle Lindsey-Meadows

[@dionnemtl]

Stephen Jenkins envy of 3EB is so apparent and sad at the same time. If Jenkins was truly humble and collaborative with Cadogan instead of being jealous of his lead guitarist's proven talent, our imagination can only dream of the possibilities. Jenkins had/has talent too as a songwriter and singer, that much was obvious. But he wanted it all.

[@Titanic19127]

Good ol days

[@shard7086]

Dude I wish they still sounded like this and played the same shit

[@dogpd3]

Same here

[@ThinkFourteen]

The Matrix was influenced by Kevin Cadigan's style.

[@ummagumma7826]

Can you imagine if your band member walks in to practice one day having written Semi Charmed Life? Why weren’t these guys even bigger?

[@pleasurepleasvre866]

BEST ALBUM EVERRRRRRRR

[@JohnSmith-hm6lv]

I don't think Stephan guitar was even on for most of this performance, he's just using it like a prop.

[@dr00andrew]

is cadogan rocking a duster?

[@the_vespertine7195]

Indeed he was. Happened more than once. And I believe in A Blue era video, possibly Never Let You Go, he's borderline ready for the Matrix, lol

[@dr00andrew]

@@the_vespertine7195 hahah i always think of its always sunny when it comes to dusters. such a classic piece of attire

[@ktakyon]

17:34 they seemed like pretty close friends

[@dogpd3]

Until money got in the way 💰

[@manlymen552]

Awesome....sadly the electric factory is no more, now called franklin center or some bs like that....