Refused were the musical guests on tonights (July 18th) episode “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon“. The group performed “New Noise” and “The Shape Of Punk To Come” on the program, footage of which can be found below:
“The Shape Of Punk To Come“:
KoRn is finally sounding like KoRn again. I guess the wait was worth it then.
- chtimixeur
Gonna do so many filthy things with this CD. Like listen to it for bubble bath time.
- They Ate Their Macaroons in Silence
i think you know you're fucked when your best defense is that you were on drugs
- revstevo
There is a new Amon Amarth and Black Dahlia Murder album coming in a few weeks and Chino is talking about finally taking Eros off...
- Lifeseclipse
COMMENTS
How exactly does this destroy capitalism?
(all joking aside these performances are cool to watch)
Yea, it was a great performance, and it was good to see a couple of the guests stoked to see them play too.
Found it pretty ironic though that they were playing “New Noise” seeing as how the album came out in 1998.
IS THIS REAL LIFE?!?!?!
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I would be seeing them tonight, but fucking Riot Fest got cancelled. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
Dennis has the smoothest rock moves, he’s like a hardcore James Brown
So homosexual. This band has always sucked. Stay retired u Panic at the Disco wannabees.
Refused were around way before that band released anything, there Johnson.
Great stuff. I dunno if they’ll mess with a new album, but I’d certainly enjoy listening to some more music from them.
Cool…Why are they dressed like Maroon 5?
I’ve seen this band four times, and every time they were really fucking good. Actually, one of only a handful of bands that I’ve seen on multiple occasons that failed to disappoint.
My favorite performance was when I saw them open for Snapcase in 1995 before ‘Songs to Fan the Flames of Discontent’ came out. After that record, I was hooked. Saw them again in 1996, 1997, and then in 1998, on what turned out to be their final tour.
‘The Shape of Punk to Come’ was a work of art, and I was pretty floored (along with several others) to learn that they’d decided to call it a day that same year.
For anyone that wants to see these guys that never had a chance to… Go. What you watched above is a good performance on network television, but completely pales in comparison to their live show and presence.
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