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97X Green Room - Breakin Benjamin (So Cold)

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From The 97X Green Room Vault. Breaking Benjamin performs "So Cold" in the 97X Green Room, September 29, 2004.

20 Comments

@Anonymous-ng4wc 7 years ago (edited)

He’s singing it totally differently. A lot of the words are pronounced differently and and his voice is a lot softer and smoother. It sounds fabulous. I love this version so much. I might like this better than the original.

@TonyG4real 2 years ago

2024 year, february. I found this at first of my life. Damn! It's perfect version 🙌👏

@evananwyl5009 5 years ago

Camera mans first day...

@giff2211 9 years ago

The timing when Aaron finishes the solo and joins Ben on rhythm is ridiculous

@Ubernude 12 years ago

Listen here kids, these are the REAL musicians

@austinfizzle13 15 years ago

I'm so happy he actually sings that good without all the studio magic

@izmotions 2 years ago

2024 still great performance

@MCOGroupNews 6 years ago

This is my favorite version, I keep coming back to this video, Ben's voice just sounds A++++ in this

@Dglandon 11 years ago

The best acoustic version of a song I've ever heard. Tall, attractive and talented? Damn, his wife is so lucky.

@chase9129 13 years ago

Hitting those bar chords so flawlessly

@BamaDega 4 years ago

14 years later in 2022, still the GOAT!

@clayufcmusicfan 17 years ago

He sounds great, no matter what tone he does with his voice. Thats what makes Breaking Benjamin's sound and style unique

@anastasiaeg 16 years ago

I love hearing the softer side of Ben's voice...soooo hot!

@froggie969 3 weeks ago (edited)

one thing i love about Breaking Benjamin is how they adapted to how their sound is. example, in original So Cold, Ben sings in higher, more harsher notes. signifying they're rock style. in this acoustic, Ben sings in softer, very sober and lower notes, as a contradiction to the rock counterparts. you can see this in all of their songs. LOVE YOU BB!!

@ashthelefty 11 years ago

this is easily my favourite acoustic version of this song!

@kanebrowncornell2714 7 years ago

2019....
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Still in my garage jamin with my buddies!

@notyourdivision5480 10 years ago

Ben's voice is sooo soothing😍

@Luna_Anonymous 10 years ago

He sounds so young

@mikemclean5815 7 years ago (edited)

A little Breaking Benjamin trivia: this performance was on 9/29/2004, which was 22 days after Ben Burnley fired the band’s original drummer, Jeremy Hummel. So this was during the awkward transition phase when they were looking for a new drummer. They would find a new permanent drummer at the start of 2005 in Chad Szeliga, but in the meantime they used the assistance of temporary drummers Kevin Soffera and BC Vaught. (Of course, now in 2019, Chad’s gone too, and they’ve replaced him with Shaun Foist, but you get the idea.)