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This was released ten years ago this fall, perhaps a physical release is in order?

6/16/24 7:40pm Father’s Day, anchorage Alaska. 54 years old, 30:14 in…tears rolling down my face. I will never get to see this live. It’s like I’m there.

BRAVO

I miss these guys

Was lucky to see these guys once in upstate NY. Josh is one of my favorite vocalists

What a beautiful doc. I actually cried a little at a few points. God damn. Long Live.

Saw them at cornerstone 2005. Fireeater blowing 15 to 20 foot flames! Come on guys-come back to life! We need you!

who’s here in 2024?

10 years later. Still rips.

#LongLive

Well executed documentary 👌

10 years ago today they played their last show 🥲

Ive always wanted to see the desert sky at night

An interesting band for sure but by the time Chariot rolled around I really feel hardcore had exhausted itself. Despite some shining moments Chariot too, had become derivative, and you could hear ideas being recycled that they probably didn’t even know already existed. When the vocals did not careen into “screamo emo” territory and when they focused less on the cliche chugga-chugga power chords, they did some interesting things. I just wish those interesting things were the exception and not the rule.

Its 2023, i missed them during their years and its my biggest regret, but thank you for making an amazing sendoff to some amazing people. Long Live.

Long live

2023. Long Live

Song at the end?

Rip Robert James bash Lynda Fay stinson

These guys blew the roof off with impending doom@ h2o church orlando

2023 and this still hits the feels. Long live.

Dawg this video is so fuckin good

2023 here and this brings back a wave of good memories. one of the most influential bands in my life. thanks for this doc <3

Being fortunate to see Josh front Norma Jean and The Chariot was some shit I’ll never forget. However it kinda ruined live shows for me because there isn’t any other band on earth that can match that intensity. There just isn’t. Period.

Bro, still rewatching this. Just Incredible and captures all the vibes. I’m wondering about the song @36:38 Thanks! And great job with this!

22:54 epic shot

Farewell tour in Dallas. Long Live The Chariot. Long Live The Audience.

I missed The Chariot once to go eat a quadtriple cheeseburger, and I would be disappointed, but apparently the bassplayer pretty much got knocked out like third or fourth song in and they had to end the show early.

Long Live!!!!

2023 and it still hits the same long live

The greatest live show I've ever seen was the chariot. I hung out with them after a show in Portland oregon after a homeless person took a dump on the trailer the band had one of the funniest and best days of my life.

Hope you all are taking care of yourselves out there. #LongLive

18:10 hwat?

Fun fact, I lived in that school in Virginia 😂. So many rad shows happens there, but these 2 nights took the cake.

All of my online names are based off of this band. So I truly will never forget them, and I am so happy it's what I've chosen.

Long live the chariot.

I wasnt around for the band when they were together so I dont know much about them, but what's up with the bass player? Why was there no mention of him whatsoever in this?

Glad to have seen this band a couple of times. Shoutout to Peabody's shown during the end credits. They have to do a reunion tour at some point, right? Right??

I began to listening The Ghariot when they olready came in Russia with their concerts and i missed them. After that i didn`t miss any concert of `68 & fever333 bands

I could watch this documentary a million times. So. Great.

How I miss those guys... I've seen them live 2 times or so but damn these were one of the greatest shows ever. Even got to talk with some dudes after their show. Long Live.

Anybody know what that guitar is next to Stevis?

It’s 2022 and all emotions keeps coming back when I watch this. I’ll never stop loving this band! The impact they had on how I approach music can’t be described with words. Amazing band!

What a legendary band! Happy their final tour was so heartwarming and cinematic.

Such a legendary metalcore band

I was fortunate enough to see them before their farewell tour. The one and only time I got to see them, and it was definitely an experience I'll never forget!

Does anybody know the acapella song at the end? It's beautiful

Not sure how I'm just finding this video but it was amazing and I miss the band, Long Live!

We lived in a world that will never exist again. Hundreds of people crammed into small rooms listening to Josh scream at us and us scream every word back to him.

I saw the chariot 5 or 6 times in Indiana from like 05-11ish and one of the best live bands ever