Manchester Orchestra - Austin City Limits 2018

One of the most underrated bands in the world. Amazing stuff

Front man singer/songwriter Andy Hull is, in my 63 yr old humble opinion, the best recording artist of his generation. I’ve been turning on to Manchester O for over 10 years. The 2006 release of Im Like a Virgin Losing a Child caught my attention for life when i heard the recording of Where Have You Been? Lead Guitarist Robert McDowell has been right there with Andy for the long haul as they have grown and continued to kill it with each new release. Powerful performances and a lyric and message that can’t be forgotten have placed this band front and center for me and many fans like me. Rock it men. Right Away.

1st time hearing this band, deep lyrics,they aren't blind & definitely pay attention to what matters. This band kicks ass! Blessings.

This is the best that youtubes algorithm ever played me or who knows how long it would have been before i heard them!!!!

I can't believe someone has been out there, releasing this kind of music, performing these kind of shows, and I never heard of them until last night. You just want them to live forever... If this is all you had...MOTHERFUCK, this is better than you could ever ask for!!

Sound better live than your studio albums much!?!?!? The trick is to listen to, learn, fully comprehend the studio albums first - then watch/see them live. I will never understand how with all the music that has been created, a group can be original in their sound now-a-days. A friend having been asked if he knew of them, questioned, who do they sound like? I'm still trying to come up with a comparison. The Million Masks of God - song-for-song has got to be one of the best in decades. So happy Manchester Orchestra is a thing... Let's all output good vibes.

What I would give to be in that crowd with a cold beer listening to this set list.

i mean seriously. i never even comment on youtube videos. this has to be my first youtube comment in 10 years. but this set is just RIDICULOUS. best band on earth.

This band has become one of my very favorite bands in a very short amount of time.

Following up ... it was 10 years ago ... my son, 20 at the time, came home from seeing this band live. Dad, you gotta hear these guys. I could tell he meant it. I listened. I was blown away. We tracked em down about a year latter and together we saw Manchester O slay ... dope. Andy and company are an important part of us now. I mean damn. Andy speaks to his dad thru his brilliant musical art. That relationship is like the one I have with my son. One of pure love ~ painful memories ~ joyous memories ~. Real life. Pale Black eye. I sleep alone. SIMple mATh

Wow, wow, freakin' wow. I just found these guys today. Totally blown away by their studio stuff ... and now this!

That transition from Cope to The River. Seeing these guys for the first time in two days from now and I'm STOKED.

I was there. Amazing show. That bassist is a bad ass.

I love when they do Gold at the end and everyone is either singing or crying. Fucking glorious set.

love it or hate it - this is what peak performance looks like.

The River, live... absolutely spiritual. I was a passing Manchester Orchestra fan and got dragged to a show in high school. The whole set was incredible, of course, but the wall of sound this band put out with that as their encore... Oh My God is right, Andy.

Damn, I love this band. Seriously think Andy Hull is one of THE most talented, brilliant artists ever... And lucky me, I got to meet him. He's super sweet and down to earth on top of all that uber talent.

Here for my annual rewatch of this show. God DAMN I love this band.

The best live band in the world, FACT!

28:00 goosebumps every time I hear I Can Barely Breathe live! Even just the opening riff gets me now, and I'm in my own little world for the rest of the song!