Unfortunately 'Live' in Nahariyya
Unfortunately 'Live' in Nahariyya
| Unfortuantely 'Live' in Nahariyya |
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| Release Date: February 1st 2025 (YouTube)
February 7th 2025 (Streaming) |
| Recorded: 2025 |
| Length: 48:36 |
| Track Count: 24 |
| Available: Yes (All Streaming Services) |
| Lyrics: Genius |
Unfortunately 'Live' in Nahariyya comes from a YouTube Livestream done on February 1st 2025. It was planned to be performed and then released as a live album, full of disgusting material from the last 3 years of BiteIsMe music. Being unable to garner a following or rent a stage, Bite just did the entire thing from the confines of his home.
1. Tracklist
- (intro)
- (crash #1)
- (weirdo)
- (crash #2)
- Improvisation A / Introduction to the Storm
- Death of Life
- (all of you are horrible people)
- (horrible hate) [untitled]
- Avocado
- What The Sigma
- Admin Bot
- Welcome To The Valley
- my idol is alex for he is a respectable man!
- Want To Be Good In Something
- (i fucking suck)
- Honestly Sogmeister (Extended)
- Bell Pepper
- (thanks to no one)
- why why why
- coughing & epilogue
- BONUS: I CAN KEEP GOING - Attempt 1
- BONUS: I CAN KEEP GOING - Attempt 2
- BONUS: I CAN KEEP GOING - Attempt 3
- BONUS: I CAN KEEP GOING - Attempt 4
2. Background & Development
As evident from the intro tracks, it took quite a while to get the live going. There were numerous audio issues, crossing between audio channels, movement from Jack and Mert and the program constantly crashing . After 15 minutes of failed attempts, Bite fixed the errors and began with Improvisation A, a pre-recorded organ track meant to act as an instrumental intro to "Introduction To The Storm" and "Death of Life". MinionAlex4, a notorious human, had the idea of trying to gaslight Bite that his audio cut out, and that no one can hear a thing. It started with him, and people quickly picked up on the joke and all started saying they can't hear Bite in the live chat. Unplanned, Bite switched the tone of the song halfway to aggressive, as he started berating Alex for what he's trying to do. Alex's troll would continue throughout the entire stream.
"Death of Life" originates from Jack & Mert and is one of, if not their most recognizable songs. The lyrics tell a story of the duo crashing their truck into a Grandma, and in order to avoid judicial repercussions, they kill witnesses, steal a vehicle, murder a family in their own house and illegally experiment with the elder woman's corpse in an attempt to revive her. Peter Griffin, possessing great scientific knowledge, comes forth and helps them, succeeding! For more, see the music video. Bite took the vocals and guitar out of the track, performing those two live.
By the end of that song, Bite was already furious from all the fake claims of his audio not working. He opened the stream on his phone, singing along to "Death of Life" and insulting the false prophets in live chat. Bite would continiously repeat the phrase "a lot of questions coming in recently", referencing the horrible hate clip of him playing the car honking beat. Seeing how many people want to bring him down, he shifted the narrative to "the only question coming in recently" being "why do you do this to others?". A kick drum begins at a steady pace, Bite still repeating the fact questions are coming in. The beat takes form, before quickly playing a fill as honks, creaks and door alarms play. Described by Franku as "Satan incarnated", this little instrumental was done by Bite once upon a time, and kept popping up ever since with the intent of hurting others. This is the first time this instrumental has made it to Spotify in any way, and hopefully the last. While performing the dance, recreated from the original video, Bite noticed how his scholiosis and potential lordosis gave his buttocks a bigger appearance, breaking out of character to also question why his ass is "so plump". Suddenly, the song slowed down until completely halting, as a new one started taking it's place.
"Avocado" comes from Bite's second album, "The Salad".
3. Credits
- Project Director & Producer: Bite
- Producer: GAXILLIC (why why why)
- Vocals & Guitar: Bite
- Sound Engineer: MinionAlex4, TheAtomicDoggo, Mervin, etc.
4. Trivia
- Improvisation A would go on to get a studio release as a single, transforming from a 4-minute organ and guitar improvisation to a 12-minute fully recorded track with new sections and lyrics.