In 2007, right around the time of their electrifying live performance of "Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)" at the Coachella Festival, Arcade Fire was riding high on the success of their acclaimed album, "Neon Bible." Released just a month prior, in March, the album marked a pivotal moment in their career. Critics lauded its ambitious sound and introspective lyrics, a significant evolution from their breakout debut, "Funeral." Performing in front of a massive crowd in the iconic California desert, the live recording captures the band's vibrant energy and the raw emotion they’re known for. It’s fascinating to think that, during this period, they were just beginning to solidify their place in indie rock history. They were still a bit of an underdog, conquering the festival circuit with their unique sound, blending orchestral elements with heartfelt storytelling. That performance not only showcased their musical talents but also hinted at the broader impact they would soon make on the music scene.