List server
Season
Season 7 Episode
- Season 0 Radiohead From the Basement
- Season 0 Radiohead Live @ Le reservoir
- Season 0 Radiohead Live in London
- Season 0 Jeff Beck at Ronnie Scotts
- Season 0 Camel Coming of Age
- Season 0 ColdPlay at Gladstonebury
- Season 0 ColdPlay Live 2003
- Season 0 Incubus Morning View
- Season 0 Sting Brand New Day
- Season 0 Sting Soul Cages Concert
- Season 0 10cc Alive: The Classic Hits Tour
- Season 0 James Taylor One Man Band
- Season 0 Jeff Beck Four faces of Guitar
- Season 0 Steve Marriot Live in London
- Season 0 Rosenberg Trio Live in Samois
- Season 0 Stevie Ray Vaughan Austin City Limits
- Season 0 Police Live Earth
- Season 0 Police in The East
- Season 0 Sting in Tokyo
- Season 0 Police The Synchronicity Concert
- Season 0 Human Rights Concert: Sting
- Season 0 Elvis: Comeback Special
- Season 0 Rory Gallagher: Irish Tour 74
- Season 0 ColdPlay Live 2003
- Season 0 John Mayer Where the Light Is
- Season 0 Radiohead - MTV $2 Bill
- Season 0 Radiohead for Haiti
In Concert - Season 0 Episode 8 Incubus Morning View
0.00 30 minutes hough Morning View follows hot on the heels of Incubus's breakthrough single, "Drive," it doesn't feel rushed. After all, their previous album, Make Yourself, was released nearly two years ago. Like fellow Los Angeles metal pioneers System of a Down, Incubus find themselves lumped in with the nu-metal fraternity merely because they're young(ish), angry, and very loud. That's more than a little unfair, because their sound owes more to the clever and creative funk-metal of Faith No More and the Red Hot Chili Peppers than the faux-rap posturing of Limp Bizkit. In fact, songs like "Nice to Know You," "Circles," and the excellent "Blood on the Ground" display real maturity. But that's not all that sets Incubus apart: on "I Wish You Were Here," "Just a Phase," "11 a.m.," and "Mexico," they show an uncharacteristic willingness to tread softly, using acoustic guitars and touches of strings to make less noise, but more impact. Some could call it selling out, but it sounds more like growing up. Morning View is a leap forward for a band that continues to get better with each release.
