Interpol @ TRNSMT (BBC 2018)

Interpol performing at TRNSMT 2018 in Glasgow.

All the credits to BBC.

[MrAlvariux]

0:03 Not Even Jail
6:14 All The Rage Back Home
10:53 C'mere
14:29 Take You On A Cruise
19:00 Obstacle 1
23:04 Rest My Chemistry
28:01 The Rover
31:41 Lenght Of Love
35:57 Roland
40:09 Sucess
43:45 Anywhere
46:49 Evil
50:20 Slow Hands

[originoflogos]

Whoever did the sound for this show is a genius. This is how Interpol should sound live EVERY SINGLE TIME!!!

[ipathvvv]

Daniel Kessler up there looking like a BOSS

[goodc]

that beginning of not even jail gets me every freaking time

[tadeoriverosk]

This band is the perfect combination of indie rock and some dark but elegant and perfectly executed (not emo) post punk. Paul's voice is wonderful, the whole band puts on a great performance. We are facing a mature band with great musicians who provide a great musical experience with beautiful lyrics and the voice that follows the melodies with emotion to capture the essence of the moment. All the songs are recorded in my heart.

[zaidabanksnyc]

Paul Banks...The Most Handsome man all over the world.

[zahraadee]

I love the idea that kids see Interpol for the first time never heard some of these songs, and get to experience that for the first time. Their music is timeless, and very profound, and it f*cking rocks.

[jpmeendes]

For me, Interpol transcends music. They touch my feelings, my soul. They talk to me in many ways. Making me feel nostalgia, sadness, angst and excitement. I guess i'll never be into a band so much like i'm into these dudes. Thank you for turning on the bright lights for many words that i never had the ways to say or transcribe. Specialist and Song Seven are lacking on this setlist but i guess i have never seen interpol playing with so much soul like this. Thank you for doing what you do. Regards from Brazil.

[franpinyol]

Fantastic weird sounds, impro or pedal glitch at 25:33, at 26:50, at the beginning of Roland

[SJ-gyto]

Playing to such a mainstream audience must have been difficult, fantastic set and great energy, buzzing for marauder, Roland was one of the best live songs I’ve ever heard!

[gingie]

This is the best I've ever heard Interpol sound live. Props to the sound guys.

[wanelsonmachadomagalhaes]

One of my favorite bands in the world. I am privileged to have watched 5 shows of them while living in Atlanta Georgia.

[CharmCityMediaMD]

I remember discovering them in high school, and I think that’s when my love of music truly formed. I’m 33 now and they still hit me in the feels every damn time.

[ElectricOmni]

When I first heard this band, I was 12 years old. I remember dreaming about how I wished to play on a stage with Interpol one day! They were one of the bands that inspired me to pick up music which ultimately became my life, also shaping my life in profound ways.
I'm 27 now, and still love this band with all my heart, letting their sound take me on a journey back to before I was "Daddy" to 2 little girls (which Daddy, along with Mom, got to go to their 1st concert finally [at age 6 & 7] at Austin City Limits Festival last year, and my God I'm so proud of how much they loved every second of it! And how they much they love bands who use "real drums and guitars". Anyways, they LOVE Interpol along with Awolnation..I feel like I'm doing okay haha).
Anyways, this band has been a staple in my life both in my musical influences, as well as areas that go much deeper in my head & heart. Thank you Interpol! And thank you everyone here watching with me for being Interpol fans! They need our love and support to keep that magic they possess, & I know that we'll always be there to give it. 😎😛🎟️🎫🎸🎤🎛️🎼

[kindsofyes]

Length of Love isn't played enough. Such a brilliant song

[peteevanstwin]

Massive sounding band, right at the top of their game.Incredible.

[murillo]

This band makes me want to buy a delay pedal

[jplobo]

16 years later that performance of 'Roland' is still exceptional.

[ILikeOfYourClothes]

No comments about the HUGE performance of Interpol? Holy shit, this reminds me of their early days.

[valperdomo]

why is no one talking about Matt Helders Jamie Cook and Alex Turner from the Arctic Monkeys at 52:26, my two favorite bands enjoying each other's music <3