Thrice - Anthology - Red Bull Studio Sessions

Thrices Red Bull Studio sessions, performing Anthology from their seventh studio album Major/Minor.

[mitchpalmer]

Getting introduced to Thrice was single biggest impact made on my life. I don't know what I would do without them. They will always and forever be my favorite band

[fabiomatteodozio]

One of the unspoken best bands of the last 10 years.

[JoeHarman]

One of the better songs ever written by one of the greatest bands to ever grace the ears of humans. Thrice will forever be my favorite band.

[ts_]

The fact that this song uses lines from some of their best older songs - and that they named it Anthology….it couldnt BE more perfect.

My vote for the best band to ever do it. Whos with me? And to sound like this live…

[novastar]

Thrice has undeniably been one of the most influential bands in my life since I was 13 or I am now 35. I have grown with them and undoubtedly they have made a monumental impact on my life. Even knowing they are strongly rooted in Christian beliefs and I am solidly in the Atheist camp(not preachy about it, my choice make your own.), it makes no difference to me. the message in their music is still just as strong and powerful. Thrice fan for life.

[giuseppepratola]

i'm a guitar player, and i imagine dustin's voice over all of my songs .. it's the default voice in my head ... i wish i could find anyone with similar voice to bring my songs to the level i are my favurite band since i was sixteeen and now i am thirtythree

[michaeltercero]

You know thrice is a great band when no one has anything negative to say about them. A super rare thing. Easily my favorite band of all time.

[ZCamp]

Grossly, disgustingly underrated. Got to meet Dustin, Teppei and Riley in Charlotte a couple of weeks ago and they were a few of the nicest people I've ever met- especially Dustin. 'Anthology' is the capstone to one amazing musical career.

[neverknowwhattoput]

I know this is 7 months late, but your comment beautifully summarizes my relationship with the music of thrice, starting as a punk teenager and moving into mature (hopefully) adulthood. As a band and as artists, they stayed true to themselves as they progressed through their albums, never moving backwards, but always wanting to become that next iteration of who they are.

[shadowkill]

I remember when I started listening to Thrice while working out alone in the weight room during high school. People would come in sometimes and ask what band that was. Soon enough, everybody was listening to Thrice. Good times. The guitarist is incredibly talented, that was what stood out to me most, and even though they're not the same as they once were, their foundation is still the same.

[stunim]

I honestly almost cream my pants every time I watch this. What a voice, such conviction! What a band! Please come back...

[KELLYKH]

this song always makes me cry because it was the last song they played in Denver before they went on their hiatus.

[storyline]

How are these guys not ginormous right now? So talented and sound amazing

[mikestearns]

No other band can exert positive emotions out of me (or anyone else for that matter) like Thrice can. BY FAR my favorite band...EVER.

[Paulista.da.Civil.]

Lyrics:
Our life's built of tin cans and string
But the cornerstone laid is a
Wondrous and beautiful thing
Sure in the ground
And while the north wind has taken its toll
You have helped me to find my way
Back and to anchor my soul
Safe in the sound
Oh, you know me
Oh, and I know you
And I know that
We can see this through
I bragged of baring my bones
Said if we heard the howling
I'd run out to face it alone
To meet it half way
But I've still got badges to earn
So keep sifting my soul
'Cause I think that I'm starting to learn
To love you that way
Oh, you know me
Oh, and I know you
And I know that
We can see this through
And it's true that you could snap my neck
But I trust you'll save my life instead
'Cause our love is a loyalty sworn
If we hold to our hope
Then I know we can weather the storm
Whatever they say, come what may
Oh, you know me
Oh, and I know you
And I know that
We can see this through

[sleepiamidala]

I enjoy listening to this version more than the one on their record. Just, so good.

[tanktopsounds]

I have a playlist just called 'Greatest Songs Ever', I put this in and haven't found anything else worthy of joining it

[bryanfoster]

It pisses me off that Thrice won't be talked about like the Beatles are talked about. Completely and criminally underrated. I know the band is okay with it, and I know us fans are okay with it, because we know how special this is. But at the same time, this is quite literally the greatest lyricist and singer of all time, and is backed by a powerhouse of people who know how to play their instruments, but not overplay them. They deserve ALL the recognition, and then some. They've made songs that make me want to fight, songs that make me want to love, songs that make me want to cry, and everything in between. For me, they are the end-all, be-all, of how I will judge anyone in the music industry. And they are the only ones that will be able to match that scale.

[BipolarDistortion]

Every single album the band grew, like some crazy musical metamorphosis. Not that they made a bad album, they just continually made better albums.

[bjdickerson]

These guys have always been Bet they are still relevant 40 years from Fuckin good band